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N U M B E R 181
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , O C TO B E R 22, 1921
VOLUME II
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Great Tree Is* a War Memorial
PEACEFOl
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loom s on th e horizon
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Executives W ill M eet
the Labor Board
PUBLIC LOOKS ON
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CHICAGO, Oct. 22* Hope* foe
. oeaceful settlement of transpor
tation crisis wa». brighter today
with the secernent by
lives and Brotherhood strike lead» tTt t0 respond to summons of La
bor Hoard for open conference
here next Wednesday on wage
and working rules dispute. While
Hrothcrhood chiefs stated fthelr
willingness to appear, It waa Indi
cated they hod made plana for tbo
suspending of the strike program
pending negotiations.
The Hoard's action virtually
means there will be no strike Oc
tober 30 unless the unions should
choose to openly defy tha govern
ment for It is hardly probable a
decision will be rendered by the
board before that date. Hearing
will be open to tha press and pub
lic and with more than two hun
dred rnilronds and approximate
ly thirty unions Involved cither di
rectly or indirectly probably will
last several days.
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SOUTHEASTERN HOADS
ONLY REFUSE TO CUT
RATE TO LEGION
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22^Rallroads o f the Southeastern
territory will not give a rate
of' one cent a mile, as will
the roads in other sections,
for tho American Legion's
national meotlng in Kansas
City.
This information came to
day to Senator Harris, of
Georgia, and to II. Howard of
the Southeastern Passenger
Association in Atlanta.
Mr.
Howard said.
"Southeastern carriers have
given careful and mature con
sideration to the request of
the American Legion of reduc
ed rates to Kansas City, but
do not fool that under exist
ing conditiona they can af
ford to authorise so low a
basis os ono cent per mile.
Certain lines operating in bor
der territory, a majority of
which have rails extending boyond tho Ohio or Mississippi
rivers, havo published the cont
n mile rate in order to avoid
complications incidont to car
rying varying basia on differ
ent parts of the system.”
FREIGHT RATES REDUCED
ON WHEAT AND
THROUGHOUT MIDDLE
Yoseinite nutlonal park, always n shrine of beauty, now has become a
aUviue of patriotism since the American Legion dedicated n giant sequoia to
America's unknown hero. Sirs. Elton V. Fox of Melbourne, Australia, Is hore
H«en placing a wreath on the commemorating plaque nt tho tree’s bnse.______
STRIKE STARTS FREE STEPHENSON
IN HOUSTON TRIED FOR MURDER
RAILWAY YDS. OF FATHER COYLE
SWITCHMEN AND
HRAKEMEN JURY RETURNS A VERDICT OF
NOT GUILTY— FREE
WALK OUT— ARMED GUARDS
NOW
ARE ON THE JOB
d r n , Aiw uui rr*»«>
HOUSTON, Oct. 22.—Armed guards
took up patrol duty nt the Internat
ional and Great Northern yards hero
nt noon ns one hundred and fifty
trainmen nbnndoncd their work. All
switching in the yard was nt a stand
still but operating officials said all
passenger train crews would ho main
tained, and the places of the strikers
to to # # # * to are being filled with now men.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.—
t Tho long threatened fight ov* er tho income surtax rates to
* be written Into tho new xtrte* nuo law books yesterday in tho
» senate, but, despite a sizable'
* opposition, Republican loader*
* expressed confidence that the
* compromise plan embodying a
* maximum rato of 50 per cent
a would bo adopted, probably boa fdro adjournment this ovening.
a
Meantime, as a result o f tho
*'■ defeat yesterday o f tho proa pom! to exempt from taxation
a income of fdralgn traders and
a foreign trade corporations re»• colvod from sources outsido o f
# ' tho United States, the major* ity leaders sent out a hurry
a call to absent Republican sona ators to return to Washinga ton. Tho call wns in tho form
a of n letter signed by Senator
a Lodge, of Massachusetts, tho
a chairman o f the Republican
a conference.
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Ordered by Interstate
Commerce Com
mission
RATES ARE UNJUST
ON ALL COARSE GRAIN—GOV*
ERNMENT WAR POWER WILL
NOT BE USED
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 22,—Freight
rates on wheat and hay throuvhout
tho middle west and west waa ordered
reduced by the Interstate Comment
Commission today, reduction amount
ing to ono-half o f Increase given rail
roads in 1020. Commission also found
tho present rates on coarse groin, In
cluding oats, rye, corn and millet to be
unjust nnd unreasonable and ordered
them to he fixed generally at tta
per cent lee* than tariffs prescribed
for wheat.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.— Use by
the government o f it* war powers to
nvert the threatened nation-wide
strike, while suggested in some qua**
tors, will'not bo exercised, it wns stat
ed Into yesterday in high ndministr#*
tion circles.
Tho impression wns given that the
administration fcols other avenues are
open by which a settlement may be
reached. No indication wns given,
however, ns to what course would be
followed or whnt information the gov
ernment may havo hod from the labor
board.
It was mndo plain by high officials
that they believed tho ubo of war pow
TO KEEP UP WITH RAPIDLY EN ers was not necessary, mennwhilo de
claring thnt "this nntion is nt peace.”
LARGING BUSINESS OF PAST
Belief wns expressed thnt nmicable
FEW MONTHS
and definite results coul dbo obtained
through negotiations rather than by
(By Tha Anoclatad F rau)
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 22.—Tho use of forco such as involved in the
Clyde Lino announced today thnt tho exercise o f wnr powers.
In tho nbflcnco of any indication
rivor traffic between Jacksonville nnd
Sanford was increasing so rapidly it thnt tho administration wns considerwill Inaugurate a daily freight nnd ing mandatory control of tho railroads,
passenger service between the two ' the nctlon of tho Inbon bonrd in citing
points within the next thirty dnyB.lunion hends nnd rail chiefs to appear
with mnny stops enroute. The pres before It wns interpreted hero ns show
ent service is tri-weekly but traffic ing thnt the bonrd hnd received assur
wns so heavy this week it beenmo nec ances from Washington thnt its sup
essary to operate ono steamer on spec ervision of tho situation wns unaffect
ed by tho recent developments.
ial run.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oct. 22.—A
verdict of "not guilty" wns returned
by tho jury shortly after 10 o’clock
last night, in the enso of Rev. Edwin
R. Stephenson, tried for the killing of
Rev. Father James E. Coylo. Tho
Jury had been out ainco 0 o’clock. The
case hud been on trial since Monday.
The indictment of tho grand Jury
against the preacher, the pistol with
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’ ' dll
which he is alleged to havo used in
shooting Father Coyle shortly after
SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 22.—Two hun tho priest hnd joined hiB daughter,
CHICAGO, III., Oct. 22.—Tho Uni
dred and fifty brakemen and switch Ruth, nnd Pedro Gussmnn, n Porto
ted States railroad labor board prob
men of tho International and Grant Rican Catholic, in wedlock, nnd a
ably will take no immediate action
Northern railroad, Snn Antonio divis pair of suspenders worn by Stophenif trainmen on tho International and
ion, walked out nt noon todny. son nt tho time of the shooting, which
Great Northern carry out their an
wero offered ns evidenco nt tho trial,
nounced Intention of striking at noon
were handed to the jurymen ns they
AMERICAN TROOPS
today, members of tho board stated
WILL HE WITHDRAWN.
retired.
FORMER THRONE AND
FOR
this morning.
Tho closing nrgument for tho state
FROM GERMAN SOIL
FLIES INTO BUHGENwas ninde by Solicitor Joseph R. Tate,
LAND
(By Tha Auorlatad Praia)
CHICAGO, III., Oct. 22.— The govwho contended thnt Ruth Gussmnn,
WASHINGTON,
D. C., Oct. 22.— Stephenson's daughter, was eighteen
eminent todny moved to provent a
(By Tha Aiaoclatad Trail)
Gradual withdrawal of American yenrs old nnd therefore had the right
rairond strike and to enforce obed
VIENNA, Oct. 2.— Former. Emper
ience by both unions and roads o f de or Charles of Austria-Hungary, arriv forces from Germany, is expected to to choose her religion for herHolf.
The jury came into the courtroom
crees of tho United Statos Railroad ed at Oedcnborg, Hurgenland, Friday start within the next two weeks. It
will
involvo
tho
reduction
of
Ameri
before
the defendant wns brought up
I.ahnr Hoard, tho hoard formally an afternoon in an airplane from Switzer
nouncing that it had assumed full land, according to an Oedenburg mes can forces there to about one-half of from tho county jail. Mrs. Stephen
jurisdiction in tho rail crisis and or sage today, and reported to ho pro tho present strength to thirteen thou son was in the court room, and when
dering the workers not to strike pend ceeding toward Budapest eccortcd by sand five hundred officers and men. ho came In she walked over nnd took
The reduction will be accomplished a sent besido him.
ing n conference of union heads and Ocdenberg troops.
Tho court room last night present
rnil chiefs which it called for October
A provisional government has been by the middle of Mnrch.
ed
a Btrnnge contrast with ItB npThe Clyde Lino steamer City of ARREST JUDGE WHO
20th.
formed In Hurgenland in ex-omperFAILED TO ASSIST WOMAN
pcnrance
during
the
trinl.
Only
n
few
Jacksonville
wns pressed into service
A decision from this conference will or’s interest under Count Julius And- FEDERAL AUTHORITIES
persons
hnd
heard
thnt
tho
jury
wna
HE RAN OVER;
IhiR
week
to
hnul
tho
extra
freight
IN TEXAS TAKE ACTION
not be announced until after October rashy, former Austro-Hungarlon for
which
wns
stacked
up
in
tho
Clyde
going
to
render
its
verdict.
ON STRIKE SITUATION.
30, tho scheduled strike date, hoard eign minister.
When the clerk read the verdict Terminals at Jncksonvillo nnd here nt
PASADENA, Cal., Oct. 22.— Fedormembers snid, declaring that in this
there was a shout by Home spectators, Sanford tho present freight house and nl Judge Pago Morris, of Duluth,
(By Tha Anoclatad Prato)
PARIS, France, Oct. 22.—Tho Hun
way a wnlkout would bo avorted un
dock are entirely inadequate to tuke Minn., who hns been sitting recently
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 22.— who ran from the room.
less tho unions dofled tho board's or garian government will net ns it did
enro of tho immense amount of in Snlt Lake City, was taken into cus
Instructions
covering
tho
romso
of
on previous nttompts of Charles to
ders not to striko pending a ruling.
freight that is coming through this tody hero yesterdny, nfter, according
GLOUCESTER SCHOONER
nctlon
to
ho
pursued
by
federal
au
The notion was taken following re resume tho throne in Hungary, ac
port. It showH thnt tho "Ship by Wat- to tho police, ho had fnllcd to stop and
WINS ON STARLING
ceipt from Washington of informa cording to information rocelved here, thorities in Toxns if the strike on the
or”
project started here by the Cham rendor aid to Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes
FORTY
MILE
RACE
TODAY.
tion that ovory interested branch of and will take measures to expel nil International and Great Northern
ber
of Commerco is getting the at nftor tho nutoinobllo he wns driving
railroad Is called at noon toduy, is
the government would back tho board former monarchs from Hungary.
(By Tho Anoclatad Prooa)
tention
of tho shippers nnd the Clydo had struck and slightly injured her.
Oostcnburg forces Immediately went enrried out, wore In preparation this
in its attempts to settio tho rail diifTHALIFAX,
Oct.
22—
Blue
Nose
won
Lino
is
profiting thereby. It is stat
Motocyclo officers mndo a chase o f
culties, members declared.
over to Charles, upon his nrrivni nt forenoon nt the Department o f Jus tho first race in u rlpronring wind of ed thnt a daily boat service will ho
tice.
seven
blocks before catching up with
Whilo both carriers and unions Oedonburg, nnd ho was proclaimed
twonty-soven knot thnt carried away inaugurated nt once nnd Inrger ter
tho
jurist,
tho ysnid. They took him
promptly announced they would com Ling.
.
tho forotopnuist of her rival, tho minals will be built here ns soon as
MANY MASONS GIVEN
to
tho
police
station, whore ho was
ply with the order citing them to ap
THIRTY-THIRD DEGREE. American schooner, Elsl, after half possible.
released on $1,000 bond pending a
pear before the board next Wednes PACKING HOUSE WORKERS
of tho course hnd boon covered.
henring. Tho polico snid thoy would
day, W. G. Leo, president o f tho
ARE ON STRIKKE AT
(By Tha Aiaaalatad Praia)
NORMAL TEMPERATURE
file agninst him n charge o f failing
CHICAGO STOCK YARDS.
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 2 2 .HALIFAX, Oct. 22.—Tho Elsie hnd
RAINS FIRST OF WEEK
to render assistance, failing to report
one of the organizations which has
Tho honorary thirty-third degree was her fore topmost enrried nway todny
FAIR THEREAFTER.
(By Tta Aiaaalatad Ptaai)
nn accident, or both.
cnllod n striko, in a statement given
conferred on n class of nearly two on tho fourth leg of her race with
CHICAGO, 111., Oct. 22.—Comple hundred Instnight by tho Supremo
out in Cleveland, naked by what au
(By Tha Anoclatad F rau )
Bluo Nose, for the championship of
thority anyone could compol a man to tion of tho striko vote in tho packing Council, Scottish Rite Masons, South tho north Atlantic. The accident oc
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 22. HAYNES STARTS INS
work, and pointed out that tho right Industry, tnkon by tho Amalgamated ern jurisdiction, which is In session curred while Bluo Noso wns lending Normal tompornturo with rains tho
CLEANUP IN KENTUCKY.
to strike hnd been upheld by tho Uni Mcnt Cutters nnd Butcher Workmen, hero. It was vo*od to hold tho ntxt by about two minutes after half of first o f tho week nnd fulr thereafter
■ if
wns announced hero today by C. J. mooting nt Snlt Lnko City, In August,
ted States Supremo Court.
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.,
Oct.
22.—
hor course hnd been covered. Beaten Is the forecast for Florida for tho
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
At the snmo time trainmon o f tho Hayes, president. Ho snid tho poll 1022.
on tho firat three ologs aftor being wook boginning Sunday.
International and Great Northern, a stood 35,354 "yes" nnd 3,490 "no."
Robert S .Crump, o f Richmond, Va., first to cross tho lino, Captain Marty
Tropical storms central over west plans to lenvo today for a survey of
A conference of oxocutlvo officers
cross-Texns road, prepared to carry
nnd Thomas J. Hnrkins, o f Ashcvillo, Welch wbh hoping to Recapture the ern Caribbean, moving northwest tho liquor situntion in Kentucky, it
nnd
representatives o f nllicd crafts
out their plans to strike tomorrow,
N. C., wore appointed grand Inspector load on tho Inst two stretches o f wind ward, wIR be felt tho first part of the was said today, nt prohibition head
and tho maintennnee-of-way and the will bo held hero next week, Mr. genornts for their states.
quarters.
week.
ward work.
firemen's unions, representing 400, Hayes said.
Mr. Haynes, it wn ssaid, plans to go
A striko of packing house omployos
000 rnil workers, announced hero that
to
Cincinnati and thonco to Louisville;
BAN THE SMALL STORES
STOLE
FROM
BLIND
MAN.
HALIFAX, Oct. 22.—Tho Gloucos
they would join tho proposed walk at tho John Morrell Company plant
where
he will direct a survey of illicit
ter sohooner, Elalo, lod tho Nova Soot
out October 30. These two groups at Ottumwa, la., which bognn this
LAKELAND, Oct. 22.— Students nt tin schooner, Blue Noso, by one length
JACKSONVILLE, Flu., Oct. 22.— dlstillorles in Kontcucky. Hit visit, it
nro part of tho 11 unions, number week, Hayes said, was the most im Southern College when that institu in crossing tho starting line o f thotr A fourtoon year old nogro boy of wn sexplained, was its lino with the
ing threo-fourths o f the nation’s rail portant striko in tho industry slnco tion opens hero, will not bo ablo to forty milo roco today, in the first of this city has been sent to tho reform policy of,effecting clean-ups in vari
employes, which had votod to strike, tho war. Ho reported 1,000 mon out. stop across tho campus and go in • aeries for the International cham school at Marianna beenuso o f tho ous states.
This was tho esccond time within the "barrell"; neither will they be
hut had not issued n strike call!
The probem in Kontucky, officials
from a blind nogro!
pionship o f tho Atlantic fishing fleota theft o f money
Besides stopping.into the breach be a few months that tho members of tho able to work up a thirst by eating pea Blue Nose, however, captured the first newsboy here. Tho blind "newslo," a ■aid, was ono o f production o f llquore
tween tho carriers and the five unions butcher workers ’union have votod to nuts and assuage it by soft drinks.
log,, tu n in g the initial mark thirty familiar figure on tho estreota, was rather than o f distribution as in th#
It all came about by the doalre of
which wns called1to striko—tho train strike. La«t summer plans for a walk
eight seconds ahead- o f tho Elsie. approachod by the other negro who case o f other states, and Mr. Haynea
men, tho switchmen, the engineers, ouut virtually wore completo when the city couhcil that the section of The Elsie had drawn up on the Blue entered into conversation with him. was declared to bo anxious to root out
the flroment, and ' the conductor*— Secretary o f Labor Davis called rep the city around the college be strictly Nose weather quarter nt 0:47. Twon- Witnesses testified thattho younger the- source o f supply o f any Intoxicat
the labor board summarily ordered resentatives o f tho packers and of the a civic pride, and they placed a ban ty-flvo knot wthds are from tho north nogro slipped .his hand into th> blind ing beverages manufactured in viola
tho Tremont and Gulf Railroad, a employes Into a joint conference at on the establishment' o f any o f the west aitiF greeted tho vessels when youth's coat pockett nnd took all tho tion of the national prohibition laws;
■ixty-sovon mile lino in Louisian#*1to Washington, whore tho differences small stores familiar to collhge sur they startfeif the rftCo.
change he had, 8 Oconts. The thief
roundings. The ordinance recently
rescind its order installing an "open wore settled amicably.
was captured' aftfer a brief chase.
The power plant of the state which
adopted, especially directed at press
"hop" effective at 6 o'clock tonight;'
is
being built at Chattahoochee f at
Llfienaifcb
be
dreary
ffcr
the
girl
who
A writer speaks of*Jt»ouhle in tho ing clubs, peanut stands and soft
Foch need not be unoXsy. Hasn't he the state hospital is practically oom*
isn't
quit*-pretty
enough
to
get
into
drink
venders,
prohibits
the
building
Whatever It la that afflicts con heart o f tho anthraciW"wistricL This
It
of any kind oft a store within thro# the movies and is a little too pretty to heard that America has put the. ban in pleted and ready, for operation.
gress, it would be fine if 'our sped! la the first intimation! thafc the an*
banquetf
work-for
a
living.
will
be
tried'out
In
a
few
days
bioekpoft
the
university
grounds.
th recite district? ban a heart
maniacs could catch it;
AUSTRA-HUNGARY
IN FOR TROUBLE,
EMPEROR’S PLAY
CLYDE LINE
DAILY SERVICE
IS NECESSARY
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esstve
Ur. and Mrs, B. E. Squires return*
ed home Monoay from a visit to many
points in the north and east Includ
ing plnsant visits in the states o f
Now York and New Jersey.
recognizes that its progress hinges
on the financial growth o f this com
munity.
Mrs. J. D. Parker,/Mrs. W. S.
Thornton and Mrs L. R. Phillips, mo
tored to Orlando with Dr. Phillips to
attond the district meeting of tht Wo*
man’s Missionary Society, o f the
Methodist church, being hold there
Thursday and Friday.
So it's perfectly natural fo r it to
be interested in the progress o f each
citizen.
Consequently, fo r our mutual
benefit, this bank offers its co-opera
tion and invites your account.
T h e Sem inole C ounty
Bank
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HRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor,
Phone 217-W
S O C IA L C A L E N D A R
Saturday— Children’s Story Hour will
be held at tho Central Park at five
o’clock.
Saturday—Tho Ceclllon Club will meet
at tho studio of Mrs. Fnnnio S. Mun
son at 8 p. m.
Saturday—Story Hour at Central
Park at 4 instead of 5 p. m.
Monday— Westminster Club will meet
at tho homo of Mrs. Robert Wnlthour, comer Seventh and Elm, nt
3:80 p. m.
Monday— Mrs. Julius Taknch will en
tertain tho members of St. Agnes
Guild nt her homo on Eleventh
street and Oak avenue nt 3:30 p. m,
Tuesday—Social Department of tho
Woman’s Club will have an nftornoon bridge and box ton, nt tho
Club rooms at 3:30 p. m.
McGaghln winning tho prize. Other
games in keeping with tho Hallowe’en
season were played.
After the contests the children were
invited to tho dining room which was
attractively decorated with Hallowo-en novelties. A large birthday
cake centered the table, nnd delicious
Ico cream and cuko wero served. The
favors wero witches nnd Jack-o’-lan
terns filled with candies.
There wero fifteen of Leonard's
friends who enjoyed this delightful oc
casion.
AFTERNOON BRIDGE, BOX TEA.
Tho Social Department of tho Wo
man's Club will liavo an Afternoon
Bridge and Box Tea, Tuesday at 3:30
p. in. A prize will bo given for the
most attractive box. Mri. Ed, Lane
will be the hostess for tho occasion.
ATTENDED DISTRICT CONFER
ENCE
Mrs. L. R. Phillips, Mrs. J. D. Parker ami Mrs. W. S. Thornton attended
the District Women’s Missionary Con
ference, which convened in Orlando on
Mrs. A. C. Rollins, of Winter Gar Thursday nnd Friday.
den, is the guest of her brother and
hin wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thorn
CAKItlER BOY HURT
ton nt their home on West First St,
George Mero, one of tho best car
Miss Mamie Muro is spending tho rier boys on tho Herald HtnfT, wns
weak end in Orlnndo ns tho guest of painfully injured Inst night by falling
friends.
from his wheel while delivering pa
pers. Ho had a lurge cut on his head
Misses Margaret Zachary, Anna Du- nnd had to be taken to the hospltul
Bosc, Marion Hand, Frances Dutton where four stitches were tnken In hiB
nnd Pattyo I.ylo nro among those at head. Some of the subscribers on
tending the fonthnll game today at George’s route missed their papers
Ocala.
last night but he is able to get out to
day although badly used up.
CAMP FIRE GIHI.S
The Camp Fire Girls had a Council APPOINT OFFICIAL DECORATOR.
Fire last evening nt the home of Miss
Domnrius Munson, on Pnlmetto avoFor Armistice Day Celebration, tho
nuo. Much business was transacted, Jacksonville Decorating Co.’s mana
among the things discussed was tho ger, E. M. Daugherty, wns in tho city
float for the pnrndu on Armistice day. tho other day securing contracts from
Miss an Paxton wns initiated as a tho different merchants and citizens
wood gatherer, it being one of tho for decoration for tho business hous
ranks of the Camp Fire Girls.
es, uutos and floats. Ho will return
After all business had been dis November 4th or 5th with a largo
pensed with, the hostess served hot stock. Every one who Intend'decorat
chocolate and sandwiches as refresh ing their car, float or store for tho
ments.
coming celebration should get busy.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mm. F. L. Miller entertained yes
terday afternoon at her home on Mag
nolia avoiiuu at a very enjoyable par
ty given in honor of the tenth birth
day anniversary of her son Leonard.
The house was decorated with all
sorts of Hallowe’en novelties and
quantities of yellow cut flowers.
Outdoor games were played on the
lawn, also the old, hut pleasant con
test of "Pinning on tho donkey's tail"
was an entertaining fenturo, Calvin
CAMOUFLAGED "CANAAN"
Real Scenes Filmed In Alcighnn’s "The
Conquest of Canaan"
One of the outstanding features in
the production of Booth Tnrkington’s
novel, “ Tho Conquest of Cnnann," a
Paramount picture starring Thornns
Meighan, Is tho complete fidelity o f
the scenes. For much of this picture,
which will ho shown nt tho Star The
atre tonight was taken in Asheville,
N. C. This southern town was trans
formed Into "Canaan" for the filming
of tho picture, which gave nn air of
reality to the entire setting, something
that is hard to obtain with constructed
sets. The nature of Mr. Tnrkington’s
story was such that it demands real
houses, streets, street cars, and rail
road stations. Theso wero all ob
tained In Asheville, but thu camouflage
was done bo perfectly that tho identity
of Ashoville is completely hidden.
HOF-MAC |
BATTERY j
lnndo district wns hold nt Snnford
with n Inrge representation present.
Encouraging reports wero given and
suggestions made for tho progress
and betterment of the work. At tho
noon hour tho ladies of the church
served a bountiful and most excellent
repnst in chicken pillnu nnd its acces
sories; after which, the meeting re
sumed Its work. Tho meeting proved
of gront benefit nnd will aid in a deep
er, more consecrated effort to com
plete the work assigned for tho re
mainder of thlsy conference year.
Among those present from other
towns wore:
Dr. P. Hilbum, Orlando.
Rev. G. W .Stubbs, Frostproof, Fla.
Rev. J. L. Chrlswcll, Lnkc Wales.
Rev. nnd Mrs. II. F. Hodnett nnd
son, Kissimmee.
Rev. nnd Mrs. A. M. Dozier, Mrs.
Armitngc, Umatilla.
Rev. Tom Lto, Winter Haven.
Rev. W. J. Bartlett, Grand Islnnd.
Rev. L, E. Wright, Oviedo
Rev. W. A. Fisher, Grovolnnd.
Rev. R. L. Allen, Grovolnnd
Rev. W. A. Coper, Orlnndo.
Rev. Funk, Orlnndo.
Rev. J. P. Gaines, MV. A. P. Gibson,
Miss Snllle More, Clermont.
Rev. ami Mrs. W. O. Rencher, Haw
thorne.
Rev. Endy, Seville.
"Thoy that undertake hnvo a right
to expect." Wo hnvo undertaken to
hnvo a great Sunday school nnd wo
expect you to bo there noxt Sunday to
All your placo. A welcomo for all.
“ Foot o f F irst St.”
O PTO M E T R IST
Graduate Chicago Musical College
Call 46-J for A ppointm ents
ra.
A ssisted b y
Daphne W im bish
A esth etic D ancer
U nder th e A u sp ices o f the
P R O F E S S IO N A L A N D B U SIN E SS W O M E N ’ S CLUB
Sanford H igh School Auditorium
M O N D A Y E V E N IN G , OCTOBER 24TH
E IG H T O’ C LO C K
"Mice and M e n " ..................................... Madeline Lucett Ryley
(A Romantic Comedy in Four Acts)
Place: Old Hampstead, England.
Time: About 1786,
I.
Mr. Embory's Study.
Oriental Dance.
•II. Six years Ister. Captain Lovell returns to Englsnd.
The Dance o f Youth
III. The Masquerade Ball at Belslze’e House.
IV. Two months later. The Garden of the Old South College.
Characters:
Mr. Mark Embory, who has untque ideas, matrimonially speak
ing.
Mr. Roger Goodlake, a neighbor and frfend of Embory’s, who
Is his wife’s senior by twenty-seven years,
Joannah, Mr. Goodlake’s wife.
Capt. George Lovell, young nephew of Mr, Embory’s nnd
friend of Joannnh’s.
Peggie, a Uttlo girl, adopted by Mr. Embory.
Mrs. Deborah, tho housekeeper.
O
Peter, a servant.
zealous church and Sunday school at
tendance than over before to help tho
world to watch, stand fast, be strong
In the matchless faith of God. Como
and hear this helpful sermon. All visi
tors and strangers will receive a hear
ty welcomo.
Circumstantial Evidence
Tho Bingvllle board of selectmen
had held many sessions nnd finally
formulated a sot of auto laws that
whb tho pride of tho county. So the
constable felt no worrlment when he
stopped a motorist.
"Y o’ro pinched for violatin’ tho nuto
ALL SOULS CHURCH
laws,” he pronounced.
Tomorrow will be tho 23rd Sunday
"Which on e?" Inquired tho traveler.
after Pentecost.
"Durned if I know, but ye cortnlnly
Church services as follows:
hnin't como all tho way down Main
Sunday school at 9 a. m. All chil street without bustin' one of them."
dren of tho Parish must attend Sun — American Legion Weekly.
day school.
Low mass at 10 a. m.
| Benediction of tho Blessed Sacra-,
merit after Mass,
Sermon: “ To Him that Shall Over
come I Will Glvo to Sit With Mo on
My Throne: As J Also Hnvo Over
come, nnd am Sat Down With My
Father In Ilia Throne," Apocalypse
(Rev.) Hi, 21.
Week-day Mussos at 7 a. m.
Park A ve. at 4th St.
Strangers cordially invited. Sittings
free.
H olyC ross
Church
Its F ou ndation:
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
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SUNDAY, October 23rd.
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Subject
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"PROBATION AFTER DEATH" *
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METHODIST CHURCH
Sundny School__ 10:00 n, m.
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The pnstor, Dr. S. W. Walker, w illf
Church S ervice...11:00 n. m.
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prench Sundny morning on the sub
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ject “ Tho Foundations of God Stand
Women's Club Bldg., Onk Avc. •
Sure." Dr. Walker will deal with tho
All Are Welcome.
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great ncod for the positive knowledge
of this statement in each Individual.
In this time of fluctuations, trans
piring to cause a mental, physical nnd
The only certain thing about tho
spiritual unrest all over tho world,
teaching o f war history in tho schools
men are asking everywhere:
is that each French town will bo given
Is the church going to stnnd?
8,704 pronunciations.
Is Religion going to perish?
And during thiH time of world dis
For office supplies, stationery, etc.,
turbance there is grentcr need for
corns to the Herald office.
APOSTOLIC
1. D octrine
2. Fellow ship
3. "B rea k in g o f B read”
(E ucharist)
4. T h e Prayers
(P ra y er Book)
SP E C IA L M USIC
T H IS S U N D A Y
M R. H. J. W ILM SH U RST,
D eLand’s T en or Soloist
supported b y large Choir
H O L Y CROSS
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Interesting, Up-to-Date History
In 1920 we began low ering the cost o f livin g by reducing the prices o f our M erchandise.
Since
then every reduction received by us on Shoes, Furnishings nnd Clothing has been im m ediately
passed to our custom ers.
Follow the big id ea : trade w here your dollar has the greatest pur
chasing power, nnd you will buy you r Furnishings, Clothing and Shoes, from __
T H R A S H E R & GARNER
Sole A gents Boys Steel Fibre
Nik Suits, 2 pr. pants..... $12 to $16
Red Cross Shoes fo r W om en,
Y ou n g Men’s “ Y ou n g A m eri
can” S u its ................... $25 to $35
Boyd Welsh Kid and Satin
Pumps, f r o m ............... $9 to $10
A. B. Kieschbom es & Co.
S u its ............................. $25 to $40
Florsheim Shoes fo r m en......... $10
Maxine Shoes fo r women,
W hitehouse Shoes fo r Men,
from ....................... ...........$5 to $8
M en’s W ork Shoes .. $2.50 to $6.50
Pail’ .............................. ..$7 to $8.50
Pail’ ........................... $4.50 to $7.50
Buster Brown Shoes fo r the
children, all sizes from $2.50 - $6
Women and children’s Cheap
Shoes, f r o m ........... $1.50 to $4.50
A ccep t this invitation and make our Store, Y ou r Store. We guarantee Courtesy, Service and
Satisfaction
Edith Lucille Ball
T each er Plano and H arm ony
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The following services will be held
In the Presbyterian church Sunday:
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching, 11 a. m.
Intermediate Christian Endeavor at
2:30 p. m.
Senior Christian Endeavor, 0:30 p.
9:30 a. m., Tho Men’s Clnss nt tho
Dr. J. P. Hilbum, presiding older Star Theatre.
of the Orlando district of which San
9:30 a. m., Tho mnin Sunday School
ford church Ih a member, was in San at the Church.
ford, noting In His official capacity at
11:00 a. m., Prenchlng by Dr. Hythe conference meeting Tuesday.
mnn ori the Bubjoct "Jerusalem."
0:30 p. m., Tho Young Peoplo's
Mr. nnd Mrs, Frank Curtis, of Now Meeting Conducted by Mrs. Forest
York, nro visiting tho Intter's hrothof, Gatchoi.
7:30 p. m., the evening service with
B. C. Squires, o f Colory avenue.
tho following features:—
Balcony Singers.
Mrs. J. G. Waits, has just return
Largo ChoruB.
ed from n two weeks visit to Grove
Male Quartette.
Park, Fla. Her son, Gny, went up
Miss
Mnrdre, Organist,
Saturday to nccomnnny her mother
Sermon
on "The Watchword of the
home.
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Hour," by Dr. George Hymnn.
Baptism.
Last Tuesday a conference of tho
Welcome, nlwnys welcome.
prcnchers and lay lenders of the Or
W e thank you
f o r you r part in it.
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Preaching, 7:30 p. m.
Reports from the meeting of St.
Miss Emily Bailey returned home
Johns Presbytery at St. Petersburg
Wednesday night, having spent a de
will occupy about five minutes of tho
lightful summer In Georgia and North morning service.
Carolina, with numerous relat’vea.
Tho public cordially Invited to all o f
these mootings.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Molitser arrived
last night from Cincinnati. Mr. MeHOLY CROSS CHURCH.
litzer was formerly partner with Mr.
Services for the 22nd Sunday after
C. W. Stokes In the grocery business, Trinity, October 23rd, will be:
and trust he will again enter the
7:30 a. m., Low Celebration.
samo business. He is a valuable as*
0:45 a. m., Sunday School.
sot to Sanford business world.
11:00 o. m. Morning Service.
7:30 p, m., Vespers and Address.
The "Sunshine Girls" o f the inter*
B. F. Whltncr Is School Superintend
mediate department o f the Sunday ent, assuring a good school for every
school, are holding a food sale at L. one.
The choir, under A. H. Stone, Mas
P. McCulIor’s. Encourage them by
patronizing them.
ter; nnd Mrs. F. S, Munson, organist,
is rendering each Sunday most beauti
While enroute from Kissimmee to fully nnd reverently the church ser
Sanford, Tuesday, Rov.Hodnett, wife vice.
Specinl music nt night, Henry J.
and son, had tho mlsfortuno to have
their car skid, throwing Mrs. Hard, Wilmshurst, DeLnnd’s noted tenor so
nett ngninst tho windshield, bruising loist, will sing a selection from Saint
her face and fracturing her right Paul. Mr. Wilmshurst Is to assist tho
wrist. They wero picked up by an choir nt all services on Sunday. It is
other car nnd brought on to Sanford, n great opportunity for nil to come.
Holy Cross is far-famed for
its
where sho obtained medical aid. Rev.
beautiful
rendering
of
the
best
music.
Hodnett wns driving at only twenty
mines nn hour on n straight road thua
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
making us realize the Importance of
All of our regular services will bo
slow driving in damp weather.
held tomorrow nt tho usual hours, Mr.
Hurhnns’ subjects will be, morning:—
Mrs. T. O. Porker, o f Arcadia, is
"Faith, nn Essential Element for Suc
visiting her daughter, Mrs. S. W.
cess." Night, "Our National Sin or
Walker.
The Fundamental Cause of
all
Strikes." Blblo school meets nt 9:45,
Mr. Howard Walker, from Cuba, Christina Endeavor at 0:45 p. m. Wo
is in Snnford for n few days visiting shall he glad to have you with us.
his fnthor, Dr. S. W. Walker, and oth Come and bring your visitors.
er relatives. Mrs. Walker is visiting
relatives in Fort Meade.
BAPTIST TEMPLE
U. S. Okos, representing tho Sav
Post cards— local views— lc each at
ings Realty Co., of Indlanapals, Ind., the Herald office.
is In tho city looking over tho sub —
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j division prospects. Mr. Okos makes Eyes
Examined
Glasaee Designed
W e have been in business Jj a specialty of putting on subdivision
H enry M cLaulin. Jr.
solos nnd hnB been very successful In
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many states of the union, but this Is
one m onth and we have
his first trip to Florida.
done fine.
DRAMATIC RECITAL
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Graduate Northern
Sanford, Fla.
212 Bast First St.
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ICAN LEGION.
The following business concerns,
fraternities nnd Clubs, o f Sanford
httvo liberally subscribed their names
fn agreement to enter a decorated
float or automobile to represent their
respective lines o f business. Names
will be added from time to time and
from the floats already listed it will
bc n parade o f magnitude never beforo witnessed In theclty:
American Legion.
Club, Wolfare Dept.
D, C. Marlowe.
Hopkins Shoo Shop.
A. J. Lossing, (0 ).
C. A. Matthews.
Hall Hardware Company.
Lloyd Shoo Store.
West Side Grocery.
Bryan-Wheeler Motor Co.
Wight Tiro Co.
B. & 0. Motor Co. (2 float*).
Sanford Cycle Co.
Haynes & Ratliff.
City of Sanford.
Mobley's Drug Store.
Booth Bros., Bakery.
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Cntes’ Crato Co.
Cocn-Cola Co.
Woodruff & Watson.
Haight & Wei land.
Cates Grocery Co.
Deane Turner.
Newberry’s Drug Store.
Carter Lumber Co.
T. J. Miller & Son.
Union Pharmacy.
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
Hanson’s Shoo Repair Shop.
Roberts Grocery Co.
Bnumcl’s Specialty Shop.
RnlTeld-IIonlg Co.
F. P. Rines.
A. Banner.
F. Schwartz.
Chero-Cola Co,
Brown's Market.
Caldwell Furniture Co., Inc,
L. C. Lconnrdy Meat Market.
Water's Candy Kitchen.
Surprise Shoo Store.
Bandel’s Emporium.
Seminole Market.
Rivera' Bros. (2 float]).
Pure Food Market.
Kent Vulcanizing Co.
Miller’s Bnkcry (4 Boat*).
Star Theatre.
Clc-Trnc Tractor.
Gilton & Fry.
John T. Brady.
Perkins & Britt (2 floats).
R. C. Maxwell.
Fd. Higgins, Inc.
Hof-Mnc Battery Co. (2 floats).
Sanford Steam Laundry,
Wight Grocory Co.
Woman’s Club.
Mrs. J. M. Dresner.
Knights of Columbus.
Sanford Farmers' Exchange.
L, P. McCullor.
The Yowell Co.
American Fruit Growers.
Sanford Furniture Co.
H ill Hnrdwnm Co.
C. W. Stokes.
Blackshcnr Mfg. Co.
The Herald Printing Co.
Popular Market, two floats.
Frank Akers Tiro Co.
Sanford Truck Co.
Sanford Mnttresa Factory.
The Auxiliary of the Sallie Harri
son Chapter N. S„ D. A. U. (Children
of the American Revolution).
Any one wolcomo to enter a float
or decorated cnr. Suitable cash prizes
will bo awarded by the Firt National
Bank, Somlnolo County Bonk and Peo
ples’ Bank of Sanford.
Anyonn wishing to enter call Lloyd’s
Shoe Store.
188-tf.
SENIORS WEAR
U rn ; l.s n line liuskiM o f linn <ti!». T..i* l i f e r win* horn i c c i i t l y In t i n
Z o olog ica l gardens at Blackpool, England,
MY
HOME TOWN PAPER THE
BEST PAPER FOR ME.
My homo town paper is tho beat
paper for me. It tells me wbnt my
neighbors ore doing, that John Brown
bought a tractor and a Jersey, or that
Parson Jones needs a now tin buggy.
It tells me that our county or city of
ficials have cither done their duty or
played for personal gains. It tells
me about my school, my church nnd
my club, not that I shouldn’ t know and
don’t know obout them already. It
tells mo all these things nnd more,
fairly and impartially, without fear
or an effort to curry favor.
It serv
es as a telescope for me to sco tho
things o f the worM, searching them
out and magnifying them for my un
trained eye nnd busy brain nr.d hands.
When I see my home town paper com
ing down tho Inno or up tho walk, I
know it has something interesting for
mo, and when I rend what it says I
know It to bo true
My paper serves nio in moro ways
than one. It brings tc my door the
news o f the day, the news of my town,
my county, my State and my country,
also of the world. It sorts out the
chaff and servos mo tho pu m grain.
It woods out tho vile nnd tho vulgar
and gives me only tho wholesome nnd
tho pure. It brings me the market
nows, tolling mo what to pay for tho
nocossities of life and what to clinrgc
for tho things I have to sell.
My homo town paper is my dearest
companion. It talks to mo whenever
I want nnuiscment or need solnce or
information.
My homo town newspaper I’ll sub
scribe for nnd pay my $2.00 without
a grudge, because I know it tho best
investment of the year. And when
ever my neighbor rnisos a howl about
tho high cost o f newspnpor rending,
I’ll bent him In the Loan.— Agricul
tural News Service.
PUT A MAN TO WORK.
MIAMI, Fin., Oct. 22.— City Mnnnger Coo hns urged thnt ovory em
ployer of labor In Miami put one
moro mnn to work as n means of reHaving tho unemployment situation,
which ho declares is assuming alarm
ing proportions in Miami with overy
indication of becoming worso if some
thing is not one to meet the prob
lem.
“ There is one rule about employ
ment in this section,” ho snid, “ that
I found to work out splendidly when
engaged on tho Key West extension
work, and which I bcllevo will hold
good in most instances about Miami.
I made it a point never to employ a
man after September 1, who came
hero from any point north of tho
Mason and Dixon lino, for invariably
tho mon who comes hero after Sep
tember, will return beforo the last of
April, whllo on the other hand, when
wo employ mon who arrive in the
spring and Btay all the summer, wo
usually have men who will stick."
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DERBIES AND CANES.
Subscribers to the Dnily Herald
GAINESVILLE, Fla., O ct 22.—
Seniors at the University o f Florida
in future will bt distinguished by their
derbies and canes. The claaa at a
fecent meeting voted to adopt the
derby and cane as a method of ldentiflcntioR which would enable the re
mainder of the awe-stricken student
b°dy to recognise one of the digntlarlcs on sight. Derbies will be won
#t all athletic events, to all chapel exerciaoa, week-ends in town nnd at anp
time on tho campua the seniors see fit
GENEVA
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A Cozy Home
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Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co.
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GLORIA EWANION
HRBH DANIELS
WANDA HAWLEY
AUNRR AYERS
POLLY MOHAN
JULIA PAYE
WALIiACB REID
HI.1.IOTT DEXTER
MONTH BLUR
TIIKOnORH nOBKRTR
TIIRODOHH KOHLurr
RAYMOND HATTON
“ T h e A ffa ir s o f A n a to l”
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W o m a n ’s
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Cast o f Characters
Just Wait Until They Grow Up
armistice
day _ p a r a d e
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should ask for .a receipt when tho
carrier boys collect from you. It is
tho only protection you have in case
the carrier changes or there happens
to bo a mistake in the account. Each
carrier boy is supplied with receipt
books, and is commanded to givo a
receipt by the Herald. See that you
get your receipt at tho end of each
week if you are paying thnt way.
108-3tp.
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head-Colds. IPs Splendid I
In ono minuto your clogged oatriis
will open, the air passages in your
head will clear nnd you can breatho
freely. No more hawking, snuffling,
blowing,
headache,
dryness. No
struggling for breath at night. Your
cold or catarrh will be gone.
Get a smnll bottle of Ely’s Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Ap
ply n little of this fragrant, ai.tlsoptlc
healing cream in your nostrils. It
•H'notrates through every air passage
of tho head, soothes tho inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane nnd rellof
comes instantly,
It’s just fine. Don’ t stay stuffed up
with a cold or nasty catarrh—Relief
conies so quickly.— Adv.
TOMORROW
Today has little sorrow, it is a good
safe bet; but we bolicvo tomorrow
will show up bettor yet. And nil thru
life we’re groping, with slow and
heavy tread, still hoping, niwnys hop
ing, for better things ahead. And so
our londn we're henring with patience,
day by day, few pilgrims nro des
pairing, though wenry be tho wny; for
in us is implanted the fnith in Joy to
come, in Eden InndH enchanted, where
birds are singing some. Without this
fnith wo’d fnlter, nnd quit our useful
chores, nnd you would need n hnlter
to drng us from our doors. Ah, then
no fine incentive this stale life would
accord, no spur to minds inventive,
for progress no rewurd; then alt our
pep would vanish, nnd wo would sink
in sloth, nnd growing, also-ranniBh
we'd end up in tho broth. But all well
balanced mortals hnvo faith in bliBs
ahead, and so they greet with chortluH
the bogles dire and dread. Wimt if
today is tougher than punk dnys gone
before? We haven’ t long so suffer—
tomorrow's nt the door.
What if
we’re overloaded and galled and chaf
ed nnd vexed? We shall not long he
gonded—tomorrow's turn is next. And
so we erring critters toil onward day
by dny, nnd bravely take our bitters
— the nectar’s on the wny.— Walt Ma
son.
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Southbound
Arrive
Departs
2:46 a. m
83..
8:40 a. ra.
27.
3:20 p. m.
89. _____2:65 p. m.
7:10 p. m.
86..
North Bound
Arrive
Departs
No. 82. _____1:48 a.m .
2:03 a. m.
No. 84. .........11:46 a. m. 12:05 p. m.
8:26 p. rr>.
No. 80..
No. 28.
Trilby Branch
Departs
Arrive
•No. 100.
6:00 a. m,
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•No. 24. —
8:25 p. m
7:00 a.m.
*N o 168.
No. 22....
7:86 p. m.
Leesburg Branch
Arrive
Departs
•No. 167___
4:00 p. r..
No. 21.— ..... 2:62 p.m .
•No. 101_____ 6:80 p.m .
•No. 25____________ 2:00p.m .
No.
22.................... 7:00p.m .
Ovlede Branch
Departs
Arrive
•No. 126-----------------11:00a.m .
•No. 127______
8:40 p. m
•Daily, except Sunday.
No.
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DUNE
I f the railroads strangle the straw Elder Spring* Water. Its 99 M-100
For office supplies, stationery, etc.,
Phosia 31L
berry industry o f Florida by their per *.cent _pur*.
come to the Herald office.
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extortionate rates, it will be another
Post cards— local views— l c each at
There are always showers fo r ths instance of killing the goose that lays
Herald—by
the pound—16c.
bride, but the groom catchee thunder. golden eggs.
MIsh G’iuiatinc McClellan spent
By eliminating nil o f tho waste, over hnlf of tho lnbor, all o f the
Saturday and Sunday with the Misses
middle man's profits and by delivering a homo on record time direct
Ruth and Evelyn McCInin,
from tho forest to you
Miss F.Miel Lefllcs spent Sundnny
with Ruth McFarlano,
Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W S
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Provatt, Mrs.
Put Tremendous Savings in Y our Pockets
Harry Rivers and children, and Mrs.
Cozy,
nttrnctivo, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Built
I. M. Provatt spent Sunday nt Moore
according
to latest improved.^nethoda of house construction, of tho
Station with Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Pro
best of materials, at a great saving. Their economy Is worth Investi
vatt.
gating.
Miso Helen Moran came homo from
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Longwood, Saturday, to spond Sunshowing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes,
dnp with her parents.
Mr. Culmcr Esthcridgc has return
A . C. T U X B U R Y L U M B E R CO.
ed homo after a two months vlalk
among relatives In Georgia.
Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W , Dept. 18-K
Mrs. Tom McClain hns returned
C H A R L E S T O N , S. C.
from Chuluota, where she spent two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Maimo
E N T ZM IN G E R BR O TH ER S
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Mr, andd Mrs. Porter Wakefield |
spent Tuesday shopping in Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prcvatt loft j
Wedenseday morning for a visit on
Tho Palm Beach Post Issued a very
the enst const with Mr. ‘Provatb's creditable and impressive "building
sister, Mrs. Eugene Mathis.
supplement” with Its Monday edition.
Mr. Will Prcvatt, of Moore Station, Eight pages were required to recount
was n visitor hero Monday.
tho building activities o f tho thriving
Tom Moore
OptometristOptician •
east coast town.
ARK FOR YOUIt RECEIPT.
Perhaps you hnvo thought thnt tho
Y O U R SA T ISF A C T IO N
illegal still was a recent device o f tho
should nsk for n receipt when the devil. If so, you aro wrong. One has
IS M Y SUCCESS
enrrier boys colloct from you. It is just been unearthed up in Georgia
Office Opp. P. O.
Phone 192
tho only protection you hnvo in ense that has been in operation 36 years.
To See Better See Moore
the carrier changes or there happens
Subscribers to tho Dnily Herald
to be a mistake in tho account. Each
enrrier boy Is supplied with receipt
books, nnd is commanded to givo n
receipt by the Hcrnld. Sco that you
get your receipt nt tin end of each
week if you arc paying thnt wny.
108-3tp.
N O TICE
T O U U N T I lA C T O I t H
I l l ' l l . ll K l i H I
AND
Bids for laying co n crete flo o r In and
plastering walls and collin g o f Sanford
High School basement will ho received
by the Hoard o f Public Instruction on
or b eforo eleven o ’clock Tuesday m o r n
ing, Novem ber Hlh. lillil Illds must be
seated and accompanied by certified
check In tho sum o f tw e n t y -fiv e d ol
lars, said tw en ty -fiv e dollars to bo r e
turned to any unsuccessful bidder or
Tlio Board reserves the right
When a Jap wishes to show his bidders.
to rojoct any or all bids.
For specifications call on tho county
contempt for a yellow Jap, he probsuperintendent o f sch ools nt tho court
nhlp remarks that the other has a h om e.
T. W. LAWTON,
white Btreak
10-22-2 It-fi
Superintendent.
M R S. ID A A U S T IN
418 Magnolia Avc.
M A K E R A N D A L T E R E R OF
L A D IE S ' C LO TH E S
Tho city commissioners o f Tallahassco announce that
paving will be
started very soon on'onc of their prin
cipal residence streets.
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Jj’d d jfd r whatsoever a man eoweth, that
shall ho also reap.”— Galatians, 8:7.
CO., he. This is the thridlfor work ind no
tem pt,to do ttdC but went right on
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time for, sttikta,’ • <**
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the people generally to' pay
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o r AvU al y ea n now there havs
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*«tfo matter how much we would ilk*
the
bills,
deceiving their employee and (
hbeen rumors o f strikes and even at
1. LILLAW>.'.!.Seer*<aryto be lsfifrV ^fe cah’t'afford it.
A $ e l!
fcra flg n o f
tempts at It, but at na tjrae.^aa the some in congresa representing the
SUJL:.
The Reebrd IF jdutnb Rlclt and'dis
who, thus far, H*\fb loONd'dlft
community prOgressj it is -a -c o n -— t
industrial situation felt such tremors
gusted with-alt this talk about "Capi o f what we believe portends a great wiCfimiiefil ASpfovaTT^Nor only*
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr,
source o f gratification to its
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tal and Labor,” “ The Great Unwashed
storm tk the present r ill^ a t f crikls.*1 Ithey decefre fhetr employes, * a t
Phone 148 upjto 8 P.M ,
Proletariat,” “ Does the Eight-Hour
ocSrapanr^'&nd pointed outi'fritn
'deceived the government and every
Dav Unfit a M arffor T o d d W ? " and
citisen in it, and right now are-trying
pride by the p a ssersb y .,
"Kneh Skirts as a-Stimulant in Place I
'to mnka thsir efoptoyes foot this bills
bank wanta^
More farih
o f AlWhbh*
?
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I
Prtt»>w 4 i t CUjr Y f O u rttf
had wages raised to a point some and p*y fte prWe for a Ymomlsed.de> ...................... ...U
What this country and the world at where near what they boluSved ttf bd creaae in freight’rates'.
- - « *••*?
le n ^ J throughout this
Urge need* jobt hoW IS ‘a damcito less
Mr ifc
right; but at the same time the rail
In other
say, if tlley
ion.
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I
rofawmers and a damcito more per roads', .were ' pom ped and <pet ted by must redueo the1 freight rates then
S tJESU. * £ 2 a '
W e'H h elp yb iP if we can.
formers.
government' surroundings '. until they they musl deduct that amount from
'iVo are so busy talking efficiency I
i
t ^ p y A 7 \ r i .: ^ U
j
ber of The AiMclaUd Pr
framed .up on ’ Ihe.'A'mCrliAil'1pWpld, the' daily wages o f the tmptoyes, od
((O'that we only have time left to produce
got their tools'to w orking throughout the em|)1dye'l of'the failroads pay the
ft* 1'
deficiency;
we
discuss
ihdustrial
rela
AO r4 lft
tho house of lohla' an’d' the !XntAriq4n 'rcductibh in rates out-of their wages.!
1
tions so much o f tho time that wo fall reichstag in congress and 'vfhort'tha
'is there any sense o f reasoning arid
r,. ^ f 'X ' , ,
,
to
practice
industry.
*
more week until the strike. Do
situation was ripe tHd't'nnrbadi HR.d'it 'justice in that? Ciin thore be but one
Wfe need less advice about* hoW to
y iu r .h op p in g M rly, ,
,|
so timed thdl they f'ouftd tiq
'side to such an unfair position? Why
do things and a holuvd lot loss device
having the' infariious fesch-CiiminlHtfs 'don’t tho railroads reduce their freight
''l0 * *!*.'
:l 1 *• ^Orlando papors must have quit pub* for NOT'doing them.
'rates and live up to the promises and
A •V
Cy 0 M M U N0
B U IL D E R ,H
el
We
ought
to
have
loss
argument
and
Hiking. Have not received any In
keep the faith they tried to make with
*1
toy
-a
rJinrr.ni
1o
ib
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tlfro days. r«
J4 m6rb hctfon( ‘ lesa “ welfare" and nwre US *«*u
uvn* 1
ithe American people? Why don't
President -rlHoriJ tt! hor***
?: a *
work,’ less rfiVe end ‘more get. “
■- o-----------at Ions throughout’ U^i
President'Harding pull up that plank
falls o f a man who had harped'on so strong,
'O r did they hhVd Aomefhih^ abobt jT *19
'in his platform which he laid when he
B. T . WKi‘lri«f, Cashier^ r?
til* Sanford Herald In' them? Come rheumatism and ihoved around ontire- ra IWoa d ' <*nrltil0 $ $ ‘ M i f i o U d &* 'agreed to see that the laboring man
cfiwn, M>ys, and send us our papers.' 'Ijftin Ws knetea f o r fotir years, during swallow thdlV mMicYrjo; they i e^AWetf got a square (j|bal? We believe In
wfjlehTtimrhe cleared thick beech and
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their raise In wsgbk ahd 'the gofers- treating the corporations fair and
‘The man that hews tq the line and maple timber from forty acres o f merit guaranteed to pay the‘ cbt-pdra- square, and that la all-they are entit
Idta the chips ffcli whore thoy may, EeAvy (arid,' besides carrying on the tioh's frohi'fivd to six t>d'r’c&rit*'on the led to, but we don’t beHevein'giving
will win out. Htf Will have-his one. worjc o f a pioneer fapji.
stock Invested— no, this was rn of tfh them the entire' United-Stales^ body
He was aided and abetted in this
mles o f course. No upstanding man
the actual stock dwned ns ‘ sfiowh'on ahd soul, including the men, women 4- ( »f(4 «*
is* without ettrimlM,' but ho will Wia, crime against the four-hour day by the books o f the corporations,' but the and children under their employ*!.,~
nevertheless;- ----------------------- --------- 4 an energetic and thrifty .w ife and politicians, w h o ' hihl sold thumaelvca
’ The !St'ari ;has' novbr'eftclr oW' lihy
ndoi. >r.rij ,vniob v a •'roodoO lojol/i K>!o'*fi7«
numerous growing children.
outright' to the tallrodds,’ slipped'iq questions, straddled t h e ‘ fence; we
••c, i. h" * *1"> ■) u i
.o’"* - »p
He
lived
to
cat
a
dozen
simon-pure
e'ta work to do in~thfl» town 6f
the watered stock o f tho railroads for have always had the nerve to come
.
(
n
a
4 ^ 0 -s i
hV t t 1
buckwheat
flapjacks
as
trimmings
for
SaYffdfJ aiia‘*'therpeoplo whA are In
good measure! You; who study thd con out *in ’tii'b' open and stale Jilst whore
You
o f ‘EV’e fy X iv e Protending to do this work, should tot a breakfast o f solid food every morn ditions1
, know that' this attempt'to soil wb "stood 'on every 'question and we
nothing 'interfere with it. A few ing until ho was well past eighty. His out the government and its accomp
fessional and Business M an in
can’t see In this issue Where the Em
squacks now nnd.then should have no nverago working day was around six- lishment to the railroodn, yeas the cli
ployes of the riailroads have been get-'
I>
“ Sanford in This Column '
intuence on thfc (nton Who1are doing teen hours.
max tb the situation, and fundament- ting a tfqu&rd’ deal or Kaye any Chanco
’"'oft "(iblui rfd I j.'cT. If *- *»?*> v«* I_____
.vi-fifi?
He wasn’t particularly remarkable
things.
nally it Is wrong and yet the people I f of getting It Wth the government so
Mhdi j :.Jt:c cit.i ) u>L,
,0l
y ii k
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in h i d ' g e n e r a t i o n ' . •'
America foot tho b i l/' WnB thero'hny tied up with the' ralrosds thoy can’ t
•i i ’fIt Wad h' generation' that nover got
Received an important communica
L A W Y E R S i-fU /II 1
CO N TR ACTO R S
justification in thnt sort o f a steal T turn a harid over without dictation
tion front the' D&jlartniont! rff Com /dgged on tho fundamentals. It knew1
Then came the railroads for an 1h- from the corporate Interests .The situmerce telling about how to test n thnt to oat brertd, a man had to raise
S. O. Shmholser
George, A ; D e C o tte r ;;
ciease
In freight, passenger, depress nation ii* bringing on an industrial
rope. We are glnd to got this Infor wheat.',If ho fnitod to rniso wheat nnd
A tto r n e y -«t'L g w
C on tractor and BaUder
mation f t r ho hn*c wanted U badly the neighbors couldn't help him (gen and ,Pullman rates, and thpy wore not ConditioH Which' wb Have been predict
Over
Seminole
County
Bank
slow
to
get
them.
This
was
followed
ing
f
o
r
1
three
years'nnd
tho
issue
is
8ANF0RD
FLORIDA
since wo use so many ropes in the erally they couldn't In'those days), ho
by
nn
announcement
that
they
had
cut
going
to
be
forced.'W
e
wish
to
con
SANFORD
-:-r■
FLORIDA
printing business. Suppose Congress stood nn excellent chanco o f acquir
is tostmg ‘ ropcii' gettting ’ ' ready to ing starvation title to a 6x2 plot o f the salaries of the men 12 1-2 per cent. demn this highway robbery business
Sanford Construct’n Co.
Then came n request before tho Inter by the railroads and their allied inter
ground.
’
hang on them until they call time.
B A T T E R IE S5L1L
ests
hnd
we
nre
forced,
out
of
the
jus
state
Commerce
CoommlHsion
fo
r
an
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
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The men o f that diiy didn’t give
(
f
t
iV
li
brfi'
,*
i*
other
hike
In
rates
of
twenty
por
cent,
tice
that
every
shne
man
should
see,
BXIXO
TOUS
Planes
and Specifications Cheerfnlly
This old world 1b built on recipro much o f a tlnkersdam nbout the rela
to
stand
by
the
men
whd
labor
for
nnd
hnrdly
hnd
that
matter
been
pre
Furnished
*>'
city and'that fa thb wheel that turns tions of owner and worker or whether
Battery, Troubles to U s
All Wofk Guaranteed
all trado IndustricSc. Wo depond employers kept a chiropodist for every sented until the rnilronds again an them nnd who can’t help thomselves Ws SpmIsUm m XlMtrtstl Wsrk tad na ft*s
nounced thnt they had decided to out except to beg to t a joK Tho Star
T»a d«v«mdttU UrflM..
H. T. PACE
o’ ) - P. O. Box III
upon cortnln people for business und ten employes. 1 1
W> ALSO U 1 1 OOWXTXXT UXCXAJnCl ________________________ -— i.i ■;__ L_
they in turn depend upon us nnd if wo . Those men, as do all of us, lived and tho wnges o f their employes another editor believes in coming right out In
r o i o m x i m j x o xomi.,oa»
will all rftahd together on economic loved arid smiled nnd suffered nnd, ten per cent. This como In the faeje of the open and expressing himself on
Sanford B attery Service Builders & Contractors
questions, nnd keep tour m oney'-at whert their time enmo, died—but of the fact that these corporations, all occasions that are o f general or
i) Sketches and Estimatesi, Free;, ao
home, Sanford will ho ono o f the most through It nil untjl the pnd, they hacked by the Harding administration, local interest ahd especially at this
building too large and soae too saulL
tlmo
when
there
Is
absolutely
no
justi
which
Is
proving
to
be
ono
of
the
best
prosperous cities in the south—plenso WORKED. And they mnde Amoricn
, Reriand, Prop.
ALL J^ORE GUARANTEED-----i . a .1
»i »r,v . a;
ri
worked,
corporation
owned
adminis
fication
In
tha
position
taken
by
tho
the greatest producing country In the
railroads,
it
Is
a
time
whon
men
trations
ever
able
to
turn
the
wheala
world,
W ilson & Shorey
h a r t f o r u b a t t e r y !
Pine and Gatlakd fits.. Orlando, Fla.
‘New Smyrna people had a mass
Tho inoHt elemental proposition In at tho White Houso, had plainly should not be nfrnid to nsnumo tho
meeting to protest against the hrgh NntuSro is thnt man must Work to live agreed to reduce the freight and pas right, the fair nnd squnro position J“ Battery Insurance”
taxes. Tho protest will do no good. — "irt thc sweat o f his face shall he senger rntes at least the slime nmount and stand by it, and not wait to sea
PURE W ^T E R
i , . Sold and Serviced b y ! . :
I f they think the taxes are too high, cat bread.
’"’lie trouble today is thnt thnt they hnd cut tho wages of tho Which way the cat-is liable to jump.
let them* investigate arid see whore most o f us Want to cat only cake nnd men. Thfey didn’t even make nn at — Lakeland Star.
Edw. H iggins, Inc;
Elder Springs
t!h<> money Is going and nine times three-inch
porterhouses,
without
99.8874- PURE "V
PRINTER
WAS
PEEVED.
(hit of ten, they will discover thnt the sweating—beg pardon, pernpiriing ono work nnd useful service.
H aight & W ieland
By way of solution of tho problem
Phone 311-W
Sanford, Fla
taxes arc not too high, but living is. slnglo, little perspire.
HI
■ !tUJ . Charley Harris, of Fort Worth,And we opine' tho'New1 Smyrna mass
Tho Dart ndds: Everyone hns tho of economical production, let every
GARAGES
t
>\ u.
individual In this'country—every In Texas,'a'Tribnd'of Mr. Nubblnors, in
meeting in Judt” a'case o f tho ‘‘Ins" “gimmes.”
LO R D ’S P U R IT Y
and the “ outs.”
The universal request is "gimme nn dividual In your business nnd our bus the printing business/ g o t ' slightly
Sniith Bros.’ Carafee
peeved
at
a
letter
from
a
doctor
who
iness—
let
you
and
I—try
this:
easy job nnd gimme more money nnd
W ATER
E x p e rt R epairing
Get Tight down In harness on the wanted bids on several thousand let
■The New Smyrna NoWft'ririntuintr a girrtme everything 'the other fclldw
A S GOOD A S T H E BEST
OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES
particular job thnt in ours or tho terheads, different sizes, different
picture of the “ bungalow beautiful” has—and then gimme buttor on it-"
Osk
and
P
in
t
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>
Dally Bervieo
. nl ,.i ! Phone 197
that New Smyrna peoplo nro giving
It’s sickening- The only things any first job that comes to hnnd, bo it grades arid different colors, and want
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qi r»: > - n i ( i
away to the person outside of Floridn of us shoiild ask for1'are n Iftllo less sweeping n floor or directing a bank ed tho printing form held standing.
Who writes the best eBsny about Now government nnd a lot more grit— , and do it in the very best and tho vory So ‘ Chrirley took his typewriter in
G e o /k n ig h t
san fo rd
No v e l t y
Smyrna. This is -probably the only nnd health. We cniV hustle fo r all else qilidkeAt way thnt We can discover— hrihd and wrote:
nnrn
"Am In the market tor bids In ono
instance of thin Kind In tha I'nitcd \yo nro entitled to.
: „ - , .. nnd let the other fellow go and d(f
Real E state .and Insurance
operatloli for appendicitis. One, two
w orks
Slates where a city the size of New
Thu only persons whose positions similarly. ' ‘ * 1 } '
8ANF0RD Tji-i,
-:• FLORIDA
If wo do thnt I'm thinkin" it will o f fWd lnch I’rifclslon—with ot without
fithyrnn is giving nwny a lino home arc Hecure nro tho (lend ones—nnd
Absolutely free. Tho idea hns given most folks don’t want security at the be n mighty short time until wo will ether, oIho with or without nurso. If
V; C. C O L L E R , Prbp.
.•(.•li,
have no need to worry about prices or appondix is found to he sound, want
New Smyrna a hunch of good adver pr(eo o f death.
The
vocational
committee
ofthe
Busi
General
Shop
and Mill
quotation
to
Include
pitting
same
tising all over the United States. ' ’ ’
Hero in what nils us: we nro plain, profiteers, leagues of nations or fool
ness
and
Professional
Women’s
Club
back
and
enneoling
order.
If
remov
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shiftless, grtod-for nothing LAZY. notions, unions or uniforms;
,n.
I'd I»'l9
If nil o f us will try to bo satlsficd'| ed, successful bidder is expected to requests all young women desiring
r: Sanford is developing into u factory Wo try to got wages without work—
tt>wn and tho mbte small factories We ensij without expenditure o f energy. with but- job nnd our Joys, our food hold incision open for about sixty employment- to ■register at the Fhret C O N T R A C T O R and BUILDER
'.nt*
c*’n locate hero arid tho more whole Wo httempt to dictnto the value of'our nnd our Ford, our faith and our days, ns I expect to he in the market National Bank.
817 Commercial Btreet Hanford, Fla.
AGNES G, BERNER. Cfcaina*tr
sale firms wo cun loento hette, the efforts, rnthor thnn accept tho market friends— AND WILL WORK LIKELL for an operation for gallstones at thnt
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mere pay rolls we will have ovary pried for the products o f thoso ef AND SMILE, quite probably most of, time and want to save tho extra cost
.T R A N SF E R
tho world’s problems will solvo them-, o f cutting.”— Kansas City Post.
Week or month. Wo can hnrdly hope forts.
,
r
DJ1F . SU M N E R
-----------o------------selves,
without
special
legislation
by
tb have any of tho largest factories
And It can't ho dono.
“ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS”
If Rube Allyn hoped to win thac
•'
P A IN T E R I " *
from the north, lmt Snnford offers a
Tho Inw of compensation hns nevor congress or tho appointment of addi
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Ideation second to nono, In tho State, been repealed—nnd porputuul motion tional governmental commissions.
beauty contest lit Lakeland by dolling |
Quick Service Transfer
LET ME PAINT YQUB HOUSE
I
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And should conditions not bo pleas himself up, putting on socks nnd a
fbr certain manufacturing plants, that Is still a chimera. Wo can’t got
H
wm,1 Contract or T|k« Job by tbo Hour
„ „
Storage Facilities
US LAUEXL ATE. ir We please you, tell others; if no
FHOWK StS
Can bp located In Florida. This Is something for nothing or lift our ing after wo havo given thnt plan a
hair cut, no wonder ho lost out. Rube
brio o f the hoAt location!* In the Stnto, selves by our boot-straps. And If wo fair tent, there still will bo time for
.,
tell us. Phone 498
Is at his best when ho is simply
bar none, having tho beHt of rail and all turn preachers \yhoro will |the us to go to tho Fiji Island.! and lauuSanford
M
achine
&
dor fig leaves, join the Utopia being "Rubo himself."
Water facilities!
1
congregations como from ?
H O TELS
Foundry Co.
It is tlmo for us to quit living In opornted by Messrs. Lenlno, Trotsky,
General Machine and Boiler Worlu
Porhnps tho frost did It, but on tomorrow and begin working for to ot .nl., or become prohibition enforce
Hotel Montezuma
Automobile Fly^rhcbT Steel Gear
close inspection wo observe that some day. TODAY is the only day in which ment agents.
’ ’S anford’s N ew H otel”
*' .bands ln utock
put the prosperity’s Aako and, all
o f the peaches on the stroot aro n lit wo ever will accomplish ANYTHING.
Crank
Shafts
Re-turned
flJiO Up Per Day
our
sakes,
let's
givo
honest
work
a
tle wrinkled.
Wo ought to quit dreaming about
trial
first.
what wo expect to do when success
fit ^7* HR/)
There is a dear little old prayer that
strikes us or tho millennium over
Sanford Steam Laundry |
takes us—nnd start planning how to mother taught us to say at hor knee,
fig
nl
WELCH’S
F O R S E R V IC E
give more real kervict and bettor val- and we all love It:
&
“ Now I'lay mo down to sleep,
B efore buying your
Call 146-J
’us for every dollar we receive.
4!
Tho world is facing some big prob 1 pray the Lord my soul to koop;
W. RAW U N G , Prop.
Besides thq Grapelndo tho fol
lems, wo are told. Most of these prob- If I should dio boforo I wake,
I
prriy
tho
Lord
my
soul
to
tako.”
lowing aro delicious Welch pro
ELECTRICAL
lcWis depend upon' readjustment frbm
dt \But at this stago o f thq nation's
ducts: ,.
bo montal
attitude
wpr condltipna and tho
tne
CohlM&ors
Acteylene W elding
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F R u k L A D K ri oirn'i
history, we ought to learn a morning
o f 1the last fow yewnsV '•
OF
ALL
KINDS
*
CHERKILADE
prayer,
and
say
it
after
this
fashion:
Readjustment will be here when all
Come in and look overl
Phone 442
PEACHLADE
of us know that we are getting a dol- Now I get mo up to work,
s W , % d iW e j d i n g |C o .
our line
STRAWBEItRILADE
Ill* Park
*lflfe Wtfnh'for evtfry dollar wo spend. I pray the Lord I may not shirk;
Located
la
Eagle
Bldg.,
205
Oak
Are.
HA.’
L
V
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If
I
should
die
before
the
night,
Ave.
And that, again, is predicated upon
I
pray
th'a
Lord
my
wdtk’f
AlFtlght.''
I'-va
li.nid
oac!f‘of us giving a dollar's w orth for
i
’ "IT|f * V
<_ g t . Augultlne Record.
pgqnt 178 Fourth and Hanford Are
’Rvtorjf dollar'to t.
v ,,!s V
^
A ______ o £ £ - f t
|" This means greater output at lower
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N e w E r a P rin te r y
Temptation can't run fas. enough to
cost— more economical production,
WBLAKA BLOCK
G. B assett Smith, Prop.
which will permit more equitable pri- keep swan fr i n a mafi who hns n
1
COMMERCIAL AND
pocket full o f easy money arid time to
1cpa; and tistoVi ‘normal demand.
ku
JOB PRINTING
In other words, it means honest spend it.
if Jorlt
—-hfcolv flip-) -fib*/,10 »zo‘I
rff 1 0 1 nowods svawi’ a trta oiodT
lnr(o<r ■D *H M '
arm faiftfcw em eiits
Ikf9
This
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First National Bank
tb
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
:*;
.. Employment. -Bureau..
f
COOL WEATHER IS
... COMING
GILLON
FRY
GRAPELADE ~
HEATING STOVE
Deane"Turner
jf
i
THE BALL HARD*
WARE COMPANY
tibni-'rft hoiHJiio «noo*tT, ortt ind .ohh
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1921
(Jills Hippe®!®**
Mention of
Millers In BrM
Personal Its*-
of Intsrssl
In
aridAbout
Jt The City
Suamuuy of ika
floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arrangod for
Harold Raiders
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and rain In extrem e
south
portion; Sunday cloudy In ex
treme North and rains In the
South and Central portions.
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ALLIED REPRESENTATIVES
MAKE PROTEST AGAINST
RETURN OF CHARLES.
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n U. Cumborly, of Philadelphia,
waa'ln the city yesterday transacting
business.
«Mlce and Men” on Monday ston
ing At the High School at 8 ocloek.
Admission 26c and 86c.
179-Stc
K C. Tucker was among the visi
tors from Leesburg in the City Sub
stantial yesterday.
No matter what the other fellow
does, we do better. Hof-Mac Battery
Co., "Foot of First Street." 17O-0tp
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. McBrldo re
turned last night from a delightful
motor trip to Alnbnmn.
Have your watches and Jewelry re
paired nt McLnulln'a. Two first class
watch makers. Prompt service.
140-tfc
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. R. Brisson, of
Daytona Beach, are spending the day
here with friends nnd relatives.
An evening of clean, wholesome en
tertainment for nil tho family Monday
evening nt the High School. 170-3tc
Bertram Sheppnra left this week
for Spartanburg, S. C., where ho will
attend Wofford College this winter.
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for another fall, all of which *
makes us think the fall is here. #
Everything falling but prices. #
However, fall is wolcome and It
means more business and more It
pep and more everything. Let It
us rejoice Sunday for the *
many blessings we are enjoy It
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BATTERIES—America’s first
car
was regularly equipped with start
ing nnd lighting Batteries in 1911,
this battery wns nn “ EXIDE", today
tho master battery of tho world. Do
not bo misled by the so-calied just ns
good.— Ray Brothers, Phono 648.
175-tf-c
One case H ats, latest
style, $2.00 each, just re
ceived.— Sanford
Shoe
& Clothing Co.
ATTENTION CELERY GROWERS!
Ibe Ladles of tho Presbyterian
Wo .have Just received a cnrload of
Churrh will hold their Christmas Ba- Yellow Jnckot sprnyers, prlco of same
ianr, Dec. 2 nnd 3, 1921. 167-o.n.w.tfc cash, 12 per cent below lust year’s
prices.— Mnhonoy-Wnlker Co. 180-fltc
II. I). Roberts, of Leesburg, was tn
the city yesterday attending to busi VEGETABLES MOVE
ness. While here ho mndo his head
FROM WAUCIIULA.
quarters at the Montezuma.
WAUCIIULA, Fin., Oct. 22.— About
( IIICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon n cnrload of vegetnbes daily hnvo boon
and evening, Gray Gables, on tho lcnvlng Wauchula this week.
Tho
beach, Sonbtcozo, Fla.
Phono 491. showers tho past week hnvo been
Free bath houses.
74-Frl-St-0m beneficial to the growing crops nnd
with fnvornblo weather tho shipments
,lliy it with n Heruld Want Ad.
will soon be heavy. It is a little
early for fall vegetables nnd most of
tho stuff now lenvlng
is going to
southern cities ns the northern mar
How about
some
kets are yet supplied
with homo
grown
vegetables.
High Grade Gasoline
Cukes have been bringing from
$2.25 to $3.25, poppers from $1.26 to
— the
kind
that
$2, egg plnntB nnd squash about the
makes a difference
same ns peppers.
ordinary
FRANK AKERS
TIRE CO.
. 1
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...
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1st and Elm Ave. Phone 44?-W
N o Matter How Big
or no m atter how small a store m ay be their stock is limited to a certain
number o f Suits. Our stock is unlimited now, but later on in the sea
son you can't g et the best pick. Complete stock o f M ichaels-Stem s
and Campus Togs here for your inspection.
SELECTIO N-
IT
PAYS
FOOTBAL RESULTS YESTERDAY
Hillsborough H. S., 7; Plant City
II S 6
Lakeland H. S., 20; Lake City H.
S., 0.
Summerlin Institute, 20; Fort
M.cado, 7.
Goorgo Washington J. H. S., 9; St
Petersburg Scrubs, 0.
Nowborry College, 41; Colloga ol
Charleston, 0,
Centro, 65; Transylvania, 0.
University of Kentucky 33; George,
town College, (Ky.) 0.
. Greenville, S. C., Furman, 0; Clemson, 0, (tie.)
1
Macon, Ga., Mercer, 20; Blrmlng
ham Southern, 0.
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW
Located within fifty feet o f brick street to
be sold this week on very reason
able terms.
When you sec a man with that
The man who has neither training
complacent air of calm superiority, nor knowlcdgo hns little choice. He
you enn’t tell whether he hns religion must do common labor, or get elected
or tho dally bath habit
to congress.
See
When tho population Is dense, the
Tho present situation affords conpeoplo are poor; and the poor are no
Hldcrnhiu food for thought, if hash
toriously efficient in keeping tho pop
can he called food.
ulation dense.
A . P. C O N N E L L Y
A N E V E N IN G OF
G EN U IN1E S P O R T
W IT H TH E
R O D and G U N
IN SE N S A T IO N A L
H unting and Fishing
Motion Pictures
---------- a t
the
-----------
Princess Theater
179-fltc
"EXIDE"
BATTERIES—Our Pull
The Ladies of the Episcopal Church
man enrs, airplanes, submarines,
will hold their llasnar and Supper, telephones and great 7,000 mile wire
December 1st nnd 2nd In the Parish less stations are equipped with tho
House.
171-tfc mnstor "EXID E" Bntteries, tho battery is tho life of your car, get tho
Mrs. C. A, llnulcrson, of Geneva, is host. Wo recharge nnd repnir nil
spending several dnys hero ns tho makes.— liny Brothers, Phono 648.
truest of Mrs. David Speer at hor
17fl-tf-c
home on Park avenue.
than the
kind.
if
Sanford, Fla.
Dr. nnd Mrs. E. D. Brownloc, Mrs
D.
A. Kelly, Mrs. Henry McLauiin,
H, W. Cnmeron, of Bartow,’ with
Mrs.
Clifford Pcnbndy and son Gnll
Die Automotive Co., wns in this city
Ponbody,
woro n congenial pnrty mo
yesterday enroute to his homo in Bar
toring to Orlnndo yesterday after
tow.
noon.
and it costs no more
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. McBride have
returned from a trl pto Alabama made
in their car and accompanied by Mr.
Wickham. They made ^the trip of
over 400 miles In the Dodge car and
had no trouble whatever. Mrs. Wick
ham came back with theml
o f the Am erican Legion have a lim ited number o f tickets to be disposed
o f that entitle you to a chance on the Ford Autom obile. I f you have not
received yours yet, see any o f the boys and g et one or more.
//f sra/?£ r///ir
179-Otp
Sam Murrell Is spending tho week
end here with his parents. Ho will
return tn Stetson University tomor
row afternoon.
MIbbcs Abrnms and Vernon, of
Winter Garden, are the attractive
guests of Mrs. Crenshaw,
The Campbell-Lossing Post
A bunch of Sanford high school
girls went to Ocala today In tho
Zachary Cole .piloted by Frank Markwood. They will take In the foot ball
BE E A R L Y IN Y O U R
game and try and root tho homo boys
to victory. Margaret Zachary, May
Holly, Gladys Wilson, 'Patty Lyles,
Lillian Shlnholser, Anna Dubose,
Francis Dutton, Sara Warren Eosterby and several others were among
Circio No. 6 of the M. E. church will those going over for the game.
meet with Mrs. Grnw, 211 French ave7
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. J. Louckcs hnvo re
nuo Monday aftornoon at 4 o'clock.
turned to Sanford after spending the
Get your hats cleaned and blocked summer at points in New York state
at tho French Hat Shop, 109 Sanford nnd other states where Mr. Louckes
ave.
179-Otp was engaged in shipping fruits and
vegetables. Mr. nnd Mrs, Louckes
Tho many friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. hnvo mndo their homo in Sanford for
G. I. Loucks are glad to see them many years owning one of tho fine
You can’t blnmo ,tho pessimists
homo again after spending the sum Magnolia nvenuo homes nnd tholr
when you reflect that everything
mer in New York, nnd other points of friends are always glad to welcome
promises to bq hard this winter ex
interest in tho enBt.
them back In tho fall.
cept tho drinks.
Perry Warfield nnd Mr. nnd Mrs.
See "Mice and Men” Mondny ovonIf. B. Mnbson, of Cumberland, Md.,
Ing nt the High School. Miss Wil
stopped \over in Sanford today cn
liams, render; Miss Wlmbish, dnneroute
to Winter Haven whero Mr.
17D-3tc
er.
Warfield is building a hnndsomo
home.
Kd. Stokes, who recently arrived
here from Forsythe, Gn., hns accepted
Wo have in stock different sizes of
a position nt tho Gordon-FIynt mar
Pipolcss Round Oak Furnaces, also
ket.
nutomntlc and instantaneous hot wat
er
henters.— Mnhoney-Wnlkcr Co.
Batteries at cut prlceB at Hof-Mac
180-6tc
Battery Co., "Foot of First Street."
Rental batteries for any mako of
car nt Hof-Mac Battery Co., "F oot of
First Street.”
179-Otp
(By Th# Ajsodilid Frau)
VIENNA, Oct. 22,— Allied .repre
sentatives In Budapest today made a
joint protest to tho Hungarian gov
ernment against the return of former
Emperor Charles to Hungarian terri
tory.
PAG! FIVE
Thursday, Night, Oct 27th
U nder the A uspices o f the
M en’s Club o f the Congregational Church
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than
25 centa, and poaltively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
cordingly.
FOR RENT— Largo furnished bed
room.
Convenlont to boarding
FOR SALE— Uoso No. 4 seed, IrlBh house. 71G Magnolia nve.
180-6tc
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A. j FOR RENT— Bed room, 311 Pnrk ave131-tfc'
Brumlcy.
nue.
178-tfc
FOR SALE—8-room house with oil
W ANTED
modern convenience, excellent re»pair. Private water works, in dfcslr- WANTED—Customers for fresh milk,
morning and evening deliveries.— R.
|nblo location. Reasonable terms. Ap
L, Gnrrison. Phone 3711. 109-St-Tu
ply to Owner, 619 W. First Street.
110-tfc WANTED—Team work. Apply M".
Hnnson Shoo Shop.
178-18tp
FORD TRUCK for sale.— West Sido
Grocery,
104-tfc
— BRIGHT BOY TO
FOR SA L E
FOR SALE— Best opportunity for
wholesale and rctnil fish market on
East coast. Building, ii<>ck and ship
ping platform. Address W. P. Wiliklnson, Now Smyrna, Fla. 10-17-lm
WANTED
LEARN PRINT1NG TRADE. ONE THAT'S NOT
AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK.
APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY.
tf
G O O D M USIC
FOR SALE—Star Grafanola, twentyO UN D
one records, polish and ncc/lles, A -l
condition, n bargain. Inquire nt 520 FOUND—P.unch of keys. Owner can
W. First Street. Phono 28, 170-0tp nave came by calling nt this office,
MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.— BuiM- proving property nnd paying for ad
170-tfc
ing nnd pier blocks, cement pockets, vertisement,
H U N T IN G PR O G R AM
cement sidewalks with guarantee to
LOST
last and not brenk or crack. General
cement contracting. All work guar STRAYED OR STOLEN— From my
place lnHt Thursday night, Oct. 20th
anteed. Elm nvonuo between Third
and Fourth street.—J. E. Torwilliger, ono hound dog about 5 years old. Col
Prop. Phono 224-W.
178-lm-tfc or black with gray colored head nnd
legs nnd ring neck. Scar on right
FOR SALE— 1D20 Model, 5 passenger hind leg, Answers to name of Rid
touring ear, in good condition. See ley. A rewnrd will ho paid for any
II. T. Steele, nt Wight Bros., Co.
information for his recovery.—.1. R.
181-6tp. Bridgman, Sanford, Fin.
181-2tp
I*nrt One—
UI» T H E T R O U T ’S B R O A D H IG H W A Y
One o f the m oat beautiful trout picturea ever presented.
G eorge LaB ranche, one o f A m erica’s beat fly experts, will be
show n in action.
Part T w o—
MOOSE BACK RID IN G
M ade in N ew Brunawick, allowing aome moat unusual Mo
tion Picturea o f the Mooac, including cloae-upa. Tho clim ax
being a race betw een a bull mooae and a canoe in w hich tho
bow paddler ju m p s on the m oose and rides ushore.
P art Three—
H A R P O O N IN G A G IA N T H E R R O N HOG FISH
T h e cam era man takes you from M iam i to tho Island o f B i
m ini in tho F ly in g Fish. Picturea are taken a thousand fe e t
in the air giv in g you a bird’s eye view o f Bim ini. Then
aboard o f L ord A s to r ’s Ashing boat w o sco Captain Charley
Thom pson, a harpoon expert, score w ith tho harpoon and a
gia n t hog fish taking m any men to hoiat on board.
P u rl Four—
D eep sea fish in g o f f the Islnnd o f Bim ini w hero they take
the b ig ones. Barracuda, G rouper, A m b er Jack and Man
E aters.
P art Five— '
A F L O R ID A F O X H U N T
You see M ose and Bess leading the pack o f thirty hounds. A
fo x "b u rn in g it u p " abou t th irty fe e t ahead o f the bunch
and finally cau g h t and put out o f business.
A Q U A IL H U N T IN F L O R ID A
P icture m ade at L eesbu rg and show s the dngB a t w ork in
the Palmetto^.
H OOK, L IN E A N D S IN K E R
T h is takes you north w here the bronze backs grow to becom e
gran d daddys, w here th e m uskalonge puts up a s t if f fig h t
f o r freedom .
R E -D ISC O V E R IN G F R E N C H R IV E R
Bass, salm on and pike fish in g , also th e sp ort o f sh ootin g the
rapids o f F rench R iver.
FOR SALE—New cottage. Apply to
J. W. Musson, 001 Palmetto ave.
179-Otp
W . E. DODD
FOR RENT— Suburban homo,
Call
PRACTICAL ROOFER
308-J.
107tfc Phone 444
109 East First St.
FOR RENT— Furnished room with
private bath, 914 Myrtle. 170-tfc
aGOOD LOCATION for a meat market.
Apply to 309 FI ret street. 174-tfe
kOR SALE— 1920 Ford touring body.
Rear of Dodge Broa. Motor Co.—
Chaa. Stein.
178-5tp
IlENT— Nlco 9-room house, three
miles out on Orlando road. $15.00
per month,— C. W. Brown, 204 French
avenue.
180-Stc
POft
'
' ’' '.v
PROPERTY O W N ER S
FOR SALE— Nice, small business nt If you have a roof tlint leaks, needs
109 Sanford Ave.
17(P0tp repairing or painting, it will pay you
to sco me. I have dovoted sixteen
FOR SALE—210 Egg Buckeyo Incu
years to tho roofing business, nnd if I
bator, only used ono time. 710 Pal
fail to pienso you it will cost you noth
metto avenue. Call 200-W.
181-Dtp
ing. I give every small job my per
sonal attention. Charges reasonable.
FOR R E N T
Best o f references.
Satisfaction
FOR RENT—Two furnishod rooms. guaranteed.
Apply 1004 Elm Ave.
162-tfc
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms,
convenient to boarding house. A p
ply, 807 Magnolia Ave,
' 177-Btc
>1
SEMINOLE
ABSTRACT CO.
Get A n A b stract B efore
Buying Property
E . A . D O U G L A SS, Pres.
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A * *■
Daily Herald
JN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A TE ST
volume n
HUNDRED MILLION
AT STAKE IN STRIKE
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES WANT
Reductions Made by E x
ecutives Exceed H a lf
Billion
Soviet Memorial to John Reed
ADMIRAL BEATTY
ARRIVES IN AMERICA
GUEST OF LEGION.
“City Sobstaotfcr
NUMBER 180
RAILROAD LABOR BOARD
ADMITS ABSOLUTE FAILURE
IN PREVENTING BIG STRIKE
LOOKS LIKE STORM
BREWING IN CARRIBHEAN
COMING THIS WAY.
(By Tb« AtMcUted Pr*M)
(B r TIM AitocUUd Tnu)
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.— Escorted by
a squadron o f Amorican destroyers
which picked up tho liner Aqutanta
before dawn off Ambrose lightship,
Admiral Earl Beatty ,of the British
EMPLOYEES WANT 1920 SCALE navy, arrived hero today as tho guest
TO REMAIN if f r e i g h t RE.
o f the American Legion. Batteries
RUCTIONS a r e n o t m a d e
on the forts saulted.
Railroad Union Chiefs
Push Plans for
W alkout
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 21—
The weathor bureau announced today
a disturbance is nppenred to be form
ing over tho western Carribbean sea,
southwest of Jnmnlcn. The* move
FOR ONE OF THE MOST GIGAN
ment o f tho storm Ib described’ as un
TIC STRIKES THAT HAS EVER
certain, but probably northward.
BEEN CALLED IN AMERICA
BOTH SIDES PLAN
big cut w a s m a d e
EXECUTION OF HARRIS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.— Six hun
MRS. BURCH ARRAIGNED
MAKES GOVERNOR ILL
A general view of the ceremonies attending tho unveiling of the John
dred million dollars In annual wages
BEFORE PINELLAS JURY
REPORTED BETTER.
Ilecd
memorial
at
the
foot
of
tho
Kremlin
wull
In
Moscow.
Tho
memorial,
|. the stake for which railway workers
SHOT MRS. HARRIS. erected hy the I lu s s la n soviet government, Ih f o r tho American writer and
have declared to strike October 80,
(B r Tk* Ajmc UUS T n u )
radical who died o f typhus In Moscow last year.
for the r e establishment o f wago
RALEIGH, N. C., Oct. 21— Gover
(B 7 Tb« AitocU U d Tnu)
schedules in effect during tha last
BRADENTOW, Fla., Oct. 21—
nor Morrison, who Is IH ns a result
half of 1020 and the first six months Mrs. Flora Burch, Indicted by a grand
o f worry over tho enso of Harris, who
of 1021.
„
. . . jury on the chargo of assault with in
was electrocuted hero yesterday, for
More than $300,000,000, or over half tent to kill Mrs. Albert Harris, wlfo
the murder of F. W. Monnlsh, Is re
this sum, nlrcndy has been ordered o f Bradcntown’s Art chief, was ar
ported today as much improved. The
stricken from the rnll workers pay raigned before Judgo McMullen this
governor is confined to his room under
roll. This was by tho decision o f the morning and pleaded not guilty. Tho
tho care of a physician.
Railway I-abor Board, effective July
criminal docket will be sounded tomor
1, 1021, cutting wago schedules o f
row and tho trial will probably be set
WIFE OF BUFFALO BILL
rallworkcrs on nverngo o f about 12
for early next week. Mrs. Burch is WILL COME TO U. 8. TO ATTEND PRESIDENT SLIGH SAYS WOULD
DIED TODAY AT CODY
per cent.
charged with hooting Mrs. Harris on
THE
ARMAMENT
;
HE
FOOLISH
TO
START
SHIPSEVENTY
EIGHT YEARS OLD.
The remainder, aggregating about
tho night of July 10. Mrs. Harris
CONFERENCE
PING
IN
FACE
OF
STRIKE
$250,000,000 is tho further reduction
(B r T k . AitoclLUd Tnu)
declared sho recognized her assailant,
the railway executives have announc
CODY,
Wyoming, Oct. 21— Mrs.
(By
Tk«
AtMcUUd
Tnu)
(By
Tb«
A
im
c
UUS
F
n
u
)
ed their Intention of asking, even In although dressed in boy’s clothes.
LONDON, Oct. 21.— Premier Lloyd
ORLANDO, Oct. 21— S. J. Slight, Louisa Frderlck Cody, widow of Buf
the fuce of the strike voto.
George hna decided definitely to sail president of the Orlando Perlshnble falo Bill, died at her home hero last
HARDING PROBES RATES.
In ample terms, the strikers are
for the United States November five, League nnnounccd today thnt most of night at the age o f seventy-bight
demanding tho maintenance o f wage
arriving in time for the opening ses the citrus fruit packing houses would Heart trouble Is said to be tho causo.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 21—
schedules established by the rail
sion of tho armament conference in be closed hero tomorrow. Ho said it
board in 1020, whllo the railroad exe Decisions o f tho Interstate Commerce Washington, Novcmbor 11.
would be folly to start cars of fruit WILL NOT HOLD CHILD
cutives nrc seeking tho return of rail Commission on rato changes on hay,
north with rnilroad striko pending as
WHO SLEW PLAYMATE.
pay to the basis established by the grain and feed were understood to be COST OF LIVING DOWN
fruit would be spoiled by standing in
United Stntcs Railroad Administra imminent today after a conference on
ears on sidings if trans are tied up.
18 PER CENT IN PAST
PROVIDENCE, R. I. ,Oct. 21—
tho railroad situation In which Presi
tion.
YEAR AND A QUARTER.
Chlof of Pollco Flynn today said no
There cxistR a general feeling that dent Harding, Chairman McChord, of
ORLANDO MAY NOT
action would bo token against Johnny
the strike call is rather for the pur the commission and acting Attorney
HAVE BALL TEAM. Bucko, 3, who killed his playmate,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 21—
pose of frustrating the executives’ General Goff participated. Whothor Based on statistics for 32 cities the
--------Mary Saplla, tho same ago, by tying
plans for a further reduction than In tho decision would Involve a reduction cost o Giving in tho United States doORLANDO, Fla., Oct. 21.— Orlnn- a cord around her ncclc, attaching
the hope of gaining reconsideration for In freights on tho commodities in- creascd 1.7 from last May to Soptom-‘ do's prospects for a Florida State
It to tho shaft of a grindstone and
volvtd, thereby translating tho rail ber and 18.1 por cent from Juno, League baseball team next year, still
the reductions already ordored.
turning tho handla until tho child
How the wages of tho various class road employes’ wago roductlon of last 1020, to September, according to rock along in a sen of uncertainty,
died
es of ralwny lnbor aro affected by the July into tho rato fabric, was not In figures announced by tho bureau of la and meanwhile, patriots of the sport
Tho tragedy occurred In the yard
recent reductions, against which the dicated.
bor statistics. Tho decrease from aro spnring no efforts to liquidate an of tho girl's homo In Valley Falls.
strike was called, is shown by the
May to September ranged from 0.1 indebtedness of several thousand dol
Johnny said the reason for his net
following average figures on rail pay.
ptr cent for Portland, Mo., to 3.8 per lars In order to put things in shnpo was thnt Mary had snid, "I don't like
How the wages of tho various class
cent for Jacksonville, Fin., with New for an even start next year.
you any more.”
es of railway labor aro affected by the
At a meeting called recently, Presi
Yirk showing a tleerenso of 1.1 per
recent reductions, against which the
cent; Boston, 0.9 per cent; Cincinnati, dent F. G. Baxter, o f tho pennant win Permanent Exhibit
strike was called, is shown by tho fol
2.8 per cent; Donvcr, O.fl per cent; ning club, declared he is liable for
lowing average figures on rail pay.
o f Florida Resources
Houston, 0.0 por cent; omphis, 1.3 notes In tho Bum of $4,300 whllo the
Passenger engineers under tho
in Jacksonville
per cont; San Frnnclsco, 1.3 per cent, club owes him personally $2,500. Only
scales which tho brotherhods seek to
a
hnnd
full
of
fans
nttondod
tho
meet
nnd Scnttlo, 2.0 per cent.
have retained nverngo $288 a month.
PARIS, France, Oct. 21— A plot by
14
Tho figures showed the cost of liv ing, called in an effort to work out PERMANENT EXHIBIT
The new scale would cut their pay 48 French communists to take retaliatory
After
the
State
Fair
Exhlblta
Will
Be
some
means
o
fpaying
off
tho
indebt
ing
in
tho
country
September
7
to
be
cents a day, or $14.40 monthly, leav measures against all American offic
Kept at Jackaonville
edness.
Tho
men
who
shouldered
tho
77.3
per
cent
higher
than
the
nverngo
ing an average of $278. Tho month ials In France In the event of tho ex
ly rate under the railroad administra ecution of Sacco and Vanzcttl, tho two for th eyear, 1013. The increases wore burdon last season were pretty much
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 21— A per
itemized as follows: Food, 53.1 per disappointed, nnd one, Clarence G.
tion average $253, whllo the average
men convicted In
a United States
manent
agricultural exhibit will bo
Brown,
declared
the
city
should
go
cent;
clothing,
92.1
per
cent;
housing,
prior to government operation in 1017,
court for murdor, was rcvcilcdl last
.0 per cont [fuel nnd light, 80.7 per without a team for a couple of years established at the Florida Stato Fair
was flKO.
night whon it boenmo known thnt
cont; fumiturco, 124.7 por cent, nnd until It learns how to appreciate the grounds in Jacksonville following tho
Freight engineers, who undor the
threats had been made to blow up tho miscellaneous, 107.8 por cent.
annual fair— November 12 to 10.
' game.
•ward of July, 1020, nveraged $275
offices of tho Anioricnn reparations
Tlans for the exhibit are
boing
-----------------------------| Joo Tinker hna been signed to manmonthly, draw only an averago of
commissioner and tho passport bu TOD GILLETT BURIED
mado
by
William
D.
Flynn,
director
of
ago tho club ngaln noxt senson, should
$255 under tho July, 1021, scale. Un
exhibits,
who
has
already
secured
the
reau.
WITH HONORS. .It got Into tho running.
der government operation theso men
Threatening letters, warning of re
co-operation of both tho federal and
--------|
--------------------------average $230, while In 1917 their av
state governments in mnking this de
prisals
In
tho
ofent
of
tho
death
of
erage was $175. Tho roductlon against
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 21— SHRINER8 TO SPEND
partment of tho fair a success. Mr.
tho
two
men,
woro
also
received
today
which they striko Is 04 cents a day.
Tod Ford Gillett, of Tnmpn .killed In
TEN MILLIONS FOR
by
tho
American
consul
gcnornl,
Alex
The nverngo firoman’s pay, on a
Franco Juno 10,1018, whllo sorvlng ns
CRIPPLED CHILDREN. Flynn is urging all counties, which
will exhibit at the fair this year, to
through run, woh $210 on passonger ander M. Thnckara, nnd tho American volunteer ambulance driver rescuing
--------trains, nnd $202 on freights, under consuls at Monodies, Bordeaux and wounded comrades, was buried with | PITTSBURG, Pa., Oct. 21.— Ernest tako advantago of this splendid op
the maximum scnle. Tho reduction Lyons. In consequence o f this strong military honors in Arlington nntlonnl A. Cutts, o f Savannah, Go., imperial portunity to advertiso their resources
throughout tho entire year. Already
ordered is of 48 cents a day for pas forces o f pollco are guarding tho new ccmotery.
potentate o f tho Anclont Arabic Or
niuny have signified their intontion of
senger firemen nnd 04 cents for building non rtho Place do 1'Etollo, oc
Members o f tho Florida delegation der, Nobles o f the Mystic Shrine, up
freight, which would bring
tholr cupied by tho reparations and poss- In congress nnd ninny distinguished on nn official visit to Pittsburg, told coming in, and tho indications aro
monthly pay down to about $205 and port offices nnd also tho consulate In officials who are personal friends of Shrinors o f this city that tho Shrlno that the exhibit will intmcdlntoly tako
$1!'3 respectively. Under tho govern tho Rue Dos Itnllcns. Tho police In tho Gillett family ,attended tho funer organization had plcdgod itself to tho rank with tho best of such displuus,
which aro maintained by the Btato of
ment operation theso men drew on av Bordcnux, Lyons nnd Mnrecillen, are al.
expenditure of $10,000,000 for tho enro California ns nn advertising medium.
erage of $18 | nn(| $ 100, while prior to gunrding tho consulates there.
Tho party Included M. E. Gillett, nnd euro of crippled children regard
Such exhibits havo been powerful
government control thoy averaged
former mayor of Tampa, nnd Mrs. less o f color, creed or sox. Mr. Cutts factors in developing California, and
$112 and $100 respectively.
CONSULATES THREATENED.
Glllott, parents o f tho young hero, nnd said as far os statistics hava bean tha success achiuved in tho Pacific
Ms brother, D .Collins Gillett. Tho available there aro 400,000 cripplod coast stuto can bo duplicated in Flori
HAD NO h a t h t u b
PARIS, Franco, Oct. 21— Retalia grave was covered with floral trib children within the jurisdiction of tho da, provided tho entire state gots be
w a n t e d f a c t h id d e n
tory measures in event of the execu utes from business, civic and social Shrlno and that It Is the program of hind tho enterprise.
FROM THE PUBLIC. tion of the two Italinns, Sacco and organizations and personal friends.
|tha organisation to establish hospitals
Jacksonville is tho logical place for
Vansettl, convicted of murder In Mas
’ In various sections o f tho country to sue han exhibit o f its resources and
caro fo r thorn.
ST- PETERSBURG, Fla., Oct. 20. sachusetts, is threatened agnlnst tho
TO SELECT AMBASSADOR.
products. It is the gateway to Flori
Already ono has been established da, and visitor nnd prospective Bottlers
Soma resident of St. Petersburg American consulates In Paris, Bor
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct, 21— at S t Louis, he sold, and thld is tqbe will certainly make it a point to visit
ha* been Journeying through life deaux, Lyons and Marseilles, In lottore received at thoso consulates President Harding’s cholco for Amer the centor o f the six instlutlons under such exhibit, and those behind tho
without a bath tub In her home but
Thursday, signed by communist or ican nmffftssndor to Germany, a post the present program. It is proposod, movement state it will not fall to ex
on,y 1* J. McDovitt, city building In- ganizations.
expected to be filled soon after ex Mr. Cutts said, to establish hospitals ercise a powerful influence in future
•pector ,and tho plumber and car
change o fratiflcatlons o f the peace at Shreport, La.; Montreal, 8 t Paul, development of the stato,
Mr. Flynn states that tho value of
treaty
o f Berlin, was understood Minn.; San Francisco, Portland, Ora.,
penters., who will build and equip a SHIPPING CONSPIRACY CHARGED
the exhibit will not be limited to visi
Thursday
to
have
narrowed
down
vlrand
one
In
Pennsylvania,
the
location
j>nth room for her know her identity.
tors, but It will be of immense educa
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct 21— tually to David Jayne Hill, former am- to be determined.
hp resident applied Monday for a
tional value to Floridians, as ona o f
basaador
to
that
country,
and
Alan-|
---------------------------.
Permit to have the bath room con- "Snlster Influences have been nt work
the
big needs o f the state la to eell
son
B.
Houghton,
of
Corning,
N.
Y.
j
TEACHERS
TO
MEET.
v ™ 0'1 nnd rc(lu®®ted Mr. McDevItt Ih America for moro than 100 years
Florida
to Ita own people that they
Those
In
touc..
with
the
situation
e
x
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---------NOT to give her name to the news to keep American ships from the
may
be
booster,
fo r Florida when viaORLANDO, Fla., O ct 21— The
Papers whe nthe day's building per- seas,” Senator Underwood, democrat, pressed the belief that the post would
iting
other
section,
of the country.
JJU* '""ucd woro made public. Mr, Alabama, declared Thursday during go to the latter and would be only lm- Florida State Teachers’ Association
McDevItt agreed to withhold the debate on a resolution by Senator portant diplomatic appointment o f the wl„ m##t b 0rUndo tha |M t week of
According to the three fair judge,
w s C4Wthorn< iUU) h|g„
•mo. The request was tha first o f its Poindexter, republican, Washington, present adm nl.tr.tlon accorded to th .
of
the male beauty conteet conducted
kind ever mado of Mr. McDevItt but calling for a complete a ccountlng
Btpr® ___________________ school inspector .and J. H. Brinaon, in
by
the South Florida praaa Associa
. 0 '“ ‘I n°t regard It as extraordinary from the shipping board and tho emtion
at Lakeland, there are other
The city o f Tampa haa offered the charge o f colored educational work,
inasmuch as the water In Tampa Bay urgency flc®fc corporation. The rcwolu"beauties"
In the association betides
waterworks A.to o f that city $900,000 are now In Orlando making prepare* w“rm enough fo r bathing every tlon wa sadopted without a dissenting ■
*
‘
*
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- ttnni f o r tha annua)' convention.
Thorn, Triplet, Rube and Lee.
" “ nth In the year.
vote.
LLOYD GEORGE
PACKINGHOUSES
ARRANGED DATE
OF ORLANDO
FOR SAILING
ARE CLOSED
COMMUNISTS
WOULD TAKE
BIG REVENGE
▼MB
V E G E T A B L E SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921
SIX
Suford
(B r Tk* AmooUUS Tnu)
CHICAGO, Oct. 21— The Unit
ed States Railroad Labor Board
having admittedly failed In Ita
attempt to prevent the atrike, the
railroad union chiefs today are
pushing plans for a general walk
out beginning October 80th and
officials o f carriers are moving at
double time In their preparations
to combat the proposed strike.
On the carriers part, the heads
of the western roads met in Chi
cago today in conference an
nounced for the purpose of form
ing plans to combat atrike while
similar meeting of Southwestern
roads Is being held in St. Louis
Members of the railroad labor
board said they now understood
labor’s views and while not hav
ing any definite plans an yet
were of the opinion that some
thing might yet be done by the
board. To that end they held
an executive meeting today at
which tho situation waa gone over
thoroughly.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21—Speculatlon here early today on the
atrike situation waa directed
chiefly upon the question of
whether the Railroad Lnbor Board
would be called upon to make ef
forts
toward compromise or
whether Harding would initiate
some other plnn, as yet unsug
gested.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 21— Upon
his return here from Chicago todny, W. G. Lee, president o f the
Trainmens' Brotherhood, who at
tended the meeting with the La
bor Hoard yesterday said the
strike situation was unchanged.
A proposal by the board to post
pone the atrike action was em
phatically declined, by the broth
erhood chiefs, Lee sad.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Oct. 21.
— Approximately 500 members of
tho Brotherhood of Trainmen on
International and Great Northern
railroad today completed final ar
rangement for the strike sched
uled to begin Ht noon tomorrow,
one week In advance of date aet
for general walkout.
Officials
said the reuse of the atrike waa
the same as those which resulted
In tho general walkout orders.
BIG CREAMERY FOR OCALA.
OCALA, Fla., Oct. 21— A charter
has been issued tho Marlon' County
Creamery Co., and a permanent board
o f directors has boon elected. W. F.
Wild, of Chnrlottcsvlllo, Vn., a dairy
and croamory export o f many years
oxporionce, has been selected ns mnanngor nnd ho will bo a substantial
stockholder in the company. Machin
ery has boon ordored and it is expect
ed arrangements fo r a building to
houso tho plant wil lhave been com
pleted within the next few days.
Tho permanent directors named are:
H. L. Shearer, Cottago-Hlll, ,W . R.
Dedman, Mclnboeh; Miaa Catherine
Pylees, Ocala; E. C. Beuchler, A n
thony; F. W. Ditto, Ocala. The o f
ficers selected by the directors are:
Mr. Beuchler, president; Mr. Ditto,
vloe-praaldent; Mr. Shearer, secre
tary. An oxecutivo committee was
chosen, consisting o f Messrs. Dedman,
Shearer, Mias Pyles.
The new concern resulted from a
movement launched In thie county by
Mr. K. C. Moore, county agricultural
agent, who wotked uncossingly on the
i project after hetook up his duties here
aa agent.
The super-refined Boston papers are
Insisting that the word "limbs" should
be used when legs are meant We era
waiting to hoar them talk of "boot
limbers."
�AUTHORITIES ON
SITUATION
SAY BOTH SIDES ARB
AFRAID
For year* this store has been known as the
"Style Center" o f our city
In men’s fine shoes we lead
with TH O M PSO N ’S — “The
yard stick by which shoe
values are measured.”
DEMOCRATS MUST PRESENT
BAPTIST BTUDENT8
UNITED FRONT.
AT FLORIDA UNIVERSITY
WILL HAVE FREE HOMERED SPRINGS, N. C., Oct. 2 0 Standing
under the American flag
GAINESVILLE, Fla., Oct. 20—
with
the
British union jack to his
Planes for a $60,000 homo for Baptist
atudents at tho University of Florida right and tho flag of Canuda to hia
wore outlined at a meeting of tho left, Sir Aucklnnd Gcddos, British
Baptist Boys Club hero this sweek by ambassador to ti:c l nited S', l -**,
Dr. Rogers, secretary o f tho State of America, in session hero, made a
Mission Board. A sito for tho homo pica ler bettor understindln,.* of in
was purchased several yoars ago but ternational probloms by tho peop les
at that time thoro were comparative styled ns "tho real rulers in demo
ly few Baptist students at tho Univer- cratic countries."
Tho prico of peacobotween groat
aity. The number now hns grown to
mOro than two hundred and Dr. Rog nations today, whoso ideas o f democ
ers declared the tlmo was at hand to racy are similar, is eternal vlgilonco
launch the movement for erection of over tho policies adopted b ytheso na
tions ,tho nmbnssndor declared. Eter
tho building.
Dr. Rogers snld ho would present nal vlgilonco enn only bo maintained
tho plnns to tho State Baptist Conven by educating tho pooplo to the under
tion nt Miami In Decombor, glvo tho standing of these policies, ho contin
namo of ovtry Baptist young mnn nt ued. Tho ambassador said no nation
tho University nnd urge tho need for can stand alone, bccauso tho welfare
such a religious recreation center. Ho of tho ono 1b tho weifnro of tho other.
hopes to havo in stru ction ' begin Tho United StntoH and Great Britain
are hound by tics of trade, by ties of
noxt spring.
Tho home would be provided with a blood and by ties of thought, ho ad
swimming pool, library nnd enfetorin, ded, and those governments ennnot
and tho grounds would include tennis got awny from International rela
nnd volley bnll courts. There would bo tions.
Tho ambassador spoke optimistical
an instructor to tench tho Blblo nnd
arrangements would ho made for the ly o f tho coming armament confer
University to give collcgo credit for ence in Washington nnd expressed tho
bellof that much good would como
this work.
Tho Bnptlst Club was roorgnnlzod of this gathering of nations.
Speaking directly to the students of
fo r tho year with tho olcctlon of J.
B. Walker, of Baker, as president. Flora McDonald Collcgo for \]jpmon,
Othor oflficors selected wora II. C. where the ambassador addressed tho
Johnson, of Holt, vice president; E. Scottish Society, Sir Auckland re
F. McLain, of Greensboro, secretary- ferred to tho traditions which had
treasurer ,nnd C. E. Abbott, o f Fort como down to thorn from Scotland nnd
Groon, sergennt-nt-nrms, Tom Sales, characterized tho colleges of the land
o f Tallnhnssce, nnd C. W. Parsons, ns the gunrdinns of civilization and
the mnkers o f stablo world pence.
wore elected reporterss.
WINTER PARK, FI*., O ct 20—
The
Rollina T a n are rounding out
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, Prevail
their
final week o f practise in prepar
ing opinion yesterday among members
ation
for the annual Rollins-Stetson
of tho cabinet and others in touch
with tho railroad situation is that classic to be played in DeLand. It
will be the Initial game for the Hat*
there will be no strike.
This is based mostly on a knowl te n , and as it is by fa r the most im
edge that the labor leaders themselves portant gridiron contest o f the year
are not oager for a test o f strength' fo r this part o f the state, much specu
and that tho railroad executives can- ■lation is being made on the probable
not afford to take an arbitrary a tti-1 outcome.
tudo toward any compromise that may
Since making tho final showing
bo proposod.
against the heavy Univonity o f Flor
Many a compromise is being con ida team, October 8, tho Bluo and Gold
sidered. Tho chances are that the woaren of Rollins havo been practis
calling o f the strike as a protest ing steadily for th efln t game o f tho
against a second wage cut will lose season with tho Green and Whlto and
its main justification when a propos oxpect to be. in good ahapo. This will
al is made that tho Interstate Cora- be the tin t clash o f the year between
metce Commission and railroad labor these schools— rivals o f many years'
board be given an opportunity to
standing. For more tan thirty years
work out a program whereby reduc
Rollins and Stetson have fought for
tions in wages shall be passed on to
supremacy In Intercollegiate athletics,
the consumer through cheaper freight
and in view o f this fact, it Is certain
rates.
that both institutions will bo well rep
As it is now, tho labor leaders de
resented at the battle to ho staged in1
clare that the first cut in wages of
last July wasn't passed on. The rail DeLand next Saturday.
roads claim tho wage cut wasn't big
enough to warrant a drop in rates. PALM BEACH SHERIFF
nA S PAIR BLOOD HOUNDS
The strike has been called mostly to
THAT n E WILL TRAIN,
prevent a second cut in wages, it is
suspected, is largely the strategy of
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Oct.
tho railroad executives In wishing to
mako sure the acceptance o f the first 20.— Sheriff R. C. Baker, o f Palm
Beach county, has received from a
cu t
•
kennel in Alabama k full blooded
blood hound and her two three months
old puppies and is pplanning to train
them to trail criminals* Tho sheriff
declares that becauso o f tho climate
the full blooded hound does not thrivo
well and that tho proper dog is a cross
between tho blood hound and the red
bond hound. Ho oxpectss *o use tho
PRESIDENT HARDING TELLS THE blood hounds principally for brood
ing purposes In the hope that he can
WORLD ABOUT IT
TODAY
develop a dog that Is able to with
stand black-tongue ,a disease which
WILLIAMSBURG, Vn., Oct. 20— attacks tho full blooded hound in this
President Harding was given the hon cllmnte. 'A rogular cracker dog," Is
orary degroo of doctor of laws by tho what Baker plans to produce.
collogc of Willlnm nnd Mary yosterdny at exercises o f Installation fo r Dr. DRESNER'S FALL SHOWING
J. A. C. Chandler as president o f tho
BRINGS MANY SHOPPERS
institution
In cap and gown Mr.
TO SANFORD THIS WEEK
Hnrdlng in an address appealed for
lncrenscd patriotic attention to the
national educational system and prats- ..... _ .
_
cd tho part played in American history Jtho very latest are quick to dlscovor
by the institution, which Is tho second tho store that lms this lino of goods
oldest college of tho country nnd nnd they purchase without any palnmong whoBo graduates nrc numbered avering knowing thnt Dresner's has
three presidents o f the United States, i the host nt tho very lowest prices. As
Before coming hero the president [ you go Into tho store tho two windows
delivered nn address from tho Hpot in attract your nttention, ono trimmed
Yorktown whore Lord Cornwallis sur- in blnck and ivory nnd ono in beaver
rendered tho British forces of the rev- nnd gold and in each one just a few
olution to Generul Washington in of tho very latest styles in wearing
1781 nnd announced to the world a apparel with a touch of tho American
policy of Anglo-American friendship Boauty color evening wrap to lend tho
for nil future time.
proper verve to the sombre hues. InTho United Stntos nnd GrtAit Brit- side tho store is a Bhow caso of nil
uin, tho president assorted, hnd con- black hats, farther on ono of red hats
sccrnted a long timo friendship by ns- and all tho latost blending shudes and
sociatlon in tho common sacrifice of sevornl show cases lighted up for tho
the world war and found themselves occasion thnt contain tho black and
"arrayed togethor" in a trusteeship gold hats of Parlsienno creations and
for the preservation of civilization. lie tho best from tho American artists,
spoke also a word of grntltuda for tho Another show case contains furs nnd
aid given by Franco in tho revolution though tho weather is too warm to
and declared tho timo had come for enthuse over furs this lino o f mink
world wide co-operation nnd nmity nnd fox, beaver, stono marten and real
among nations.
fox nnd squirrel pieces ure none the
That part of the Yorktown speech less interesting, bolng in voguo in all
devoted to Brltish-Amoricon relations tho fashion centors and of tho very
was in tho form o f a brief declare- latest designs in fur pieces. And then
tion of policy on which tho president as a whole the store is simply a bedid not clnborato.
wildering nrrny of cvonlng dresses,
Tho bond trustees of Lnko Apopka
L. M. Miller will In tho near future
havo
advertised for snlo $60,000 of
erect a now hotel nt St. Petersburg.
city
bonds.
Tho funds will bo used for
It is planned to havo it ready for tho
MIAMI POLICE CANNOT
street
improvement.
tourist season.
ACCEPT ANY GIFT,
THIS
Will be the most interesting space
in the Herald for Sanford Ladies
tomorrow
ROLLINS TARS ARE IN
MID8T OP HARD WORK
FOR STETSON GAMB.
MIAMI, F!a., Oct. 20— Tho local
polico department hns nn infloxiblo
rulo against any of Its members ac
cepting a gratuity from nny individu
al or firm except when givon in appre
ciation of an "ultra-heroic" deed, ac
cording to Chief of Polico Qulgg, who
recently returned to a St. Louis gcrmicldo manufacturing concern pres
ents valued at $44.
Tho deportment had ordered a 00gnllon drum o f inscctlcldo from the
firm at a cost of $120 per drum. The
firm mndo tho chief n present of two
pairs o f handcuffs and a sot of silver
ware, and although it .was suggested
tho gratultios bo turned into tho po
licemen's fund, it was decided best to
return them. Rathor than have tho
pollcomen’s fund suffer becauso of
tho action, a city official donated his
personal check for $44,tho value of
tho handcuffs and silverware.
The board o f directors of the Day
tona golf and country club have let
the contract for the erection o f the
$40,000 club house at Daytona. Work
Is to start very soon.
Office supplies of all kinds at The
Herald Printing Go. When yon want
anything in thla line see The Herald.
We have It or can get It
Round
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lute safety. There is no function o f a bank we cannot per
form. Every facility afforded to farmers and others for
transaction o f their banking business. Accounts may be
opened by mail and monies deposited or withdrawn in this
way with equal facility. There are scores o f young men in
Sanford who should start a bank account. The dimes they
throw away every month if brought to our bank would make
them independent as they reach the noonday o f life. In fact,
every person who has a dollar should Btart a bank account.
Try it and you will always thank us for this advice.
T h e Peoples
of Sanford
BOMB EXPLODED
IN HERRICK HOME
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR
FARIS, Franco, Oct. 20.—A bomb
exploded Wednesday In tho house of
Myron T. Herrick, American nmbnssndor, seriously Injured tho vnlot who
opened the pnekago containing it. The
room in which tho oxpjosion occurred
was wrecked. Ambassador Herrick ar
rived at th ohouso two minutes after
tho bomb exploded.
The bomb was contained in a care
fully made puckngo, addressed per
sonally to tho ambassador, who, it
appears, might well havo opened it
himself, os it seemed to bo a gift dosigned for him. Tho ambassador's
valet, howovor, happened to boo the
packngo nnd opened it to save Mr.
Herrick the trouble.
* Threats to tear down the American
flng over tho American embassy here
are contained In many lottors which
havo been received nt tho embassy
tho last few days, protesting against
the conviction in tho United States
of two Italians for the murder of
Frederick A. Pnrmontar, pnymnstcr
o f a shoomaklng establishment nt
Brelntreo, Mass. In nil botweon 300
nnd 40 Olottors o fprotest hnvt been
received at tho rate of 100 a day .
DRUGGIST SAYB LADIES ARK
USING RECIPE OF SAGE THA
AND SULPHUR
Hair thnt loses its color nnd lustre
or when It fadcB, turns gray, dull and
lifeless is caused by a lack of sul
phur in tho hair. Our grandmother
mndo up a mixture of Sago Tea and
Sulphur to keep her locks dark and
beautiful nnd thousands o f women
nnd men who vnluo that oven color,
thnt boautiful dark shndo of hair
which is so attarctivo, uso only this
old-time rccipo.
Nowadays wo got this famous mix
ture improved by the addition of oth
or ingredients by asking at any drug
store for a bottlo o f "Wyeth's Sago
nnd Sulphur Compound," which dark
ens tho hair so naturally, so evenly,
that nobody can possibly tell it hasbeen applied. You just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and
drew this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. By morn
ing tho gray hair disappears; but
what delights tho indies with Wyeth’s
Sage nnd Sulphur Compound is thut,
besides beautifully darkening tho
hair after a few applications, it also
MEMPHIS WOMAN LEADS
brings buck the gloss and lustre and
gives it nn npponrenco of abundnneo.
•
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ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 20.--A stiff — Adv.
breezo confronted tho contestants in
tho second round of tho Southern
Work hns boon resumed on tho
Women's Golf Association champion Scmlnolo Sands' 100-room hotol ac
ship played hero Wednesday nnd cording to n recent announcement.
mado scoring rather uncertain. Mrs. Work will bo rushed to compplction
David Gaut, Memphis, titlo holder, so that It will bo In shape to open
won her match with Mrs. Goorgo C. In timo for tho coming tourist senson.
Harrington, Atlanta, 8 and 0. Miss
Mayer, Atlanta, defeated Mrs. Tom
The world news the day It happens,
Payno, Atlanta, 1 up.
.
the Herald office.
FOOTBALL!
Stetson vs. Rollins
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1921
t
7
STETSON A T H L E T IC FIE L D
Special Entertainm ent by R ats Between
. r Halves
�THE SANFORD D A IU n H R A L D , FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21,1921
esstve
/recognizes that its progress hinges
on the financial growth o f this com
m unity.
So it's perfectly natural fo r it to
Hbe.interested in the progress o f each
vcitizen.
Consequently, far our .mutual
Kbenefit,this-baiik offers its co-opera
tion and invites your account.
T h e Seminole County
A fter months o f preparation we started our big
Fall Opening. It is without a doubt the best dis
play-of-Fall) and Winter apparel\we have ever.been
able toishow.’Bnd you will agree'Hith us when'you
see the beautiful Coats, Coat Suits, Dresses,
•Skints, Blouses, ’Millinery, etc., and pilots which
?repreaentienormoufl savings.
Sanford.
D o n ’ t D e la y
P a y U s a V is it N o w
•A committee with Mr. .Broke StaMe
aa chairman, has tha rrfraahm mta ln
chart*.
jlhawadal cammittac.Aaaroam aro^
*1 iplan 'to igtt acquainted. Any Who,
are httamitad In the a M k n it >tfce
BaptUtyeaair people af the cooaty are
a.
I
J
f i . . . .
J J L I - A . . . a . — ■ > - A . a.
iTnuefli *wv9n iitiiiy 'nNuinit.
Y o u .can com e;and select your Entire
a
Bank-...
O utfit1Tomorrow as well as if
.___
• STRENGTH
it:
(PROGRESS
4 % INTEREST PAID
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Saturday—Children's Story Hour will
'be held at the-Central'Park at five
O'clock.
Saturday—The Oecllion Cldbwlll meet
'At thostudlo of'Mrs.'Fannie S. Mun
son a t'8 'p . m.
Saturday— Story 'Hour nt Central
'Patk at '4 -hrstcad of 5 p. m.
Monday—J‘Westminster Club will meet
a t1tho homo of 'Mrs. 'Robort Wnlthour, comer Seventh nnd Elm, ut
*8!S0 p, m.
Tho Woman's Club o f the Congre
gational church had n large attend
ance nttheir meeting Inst night to
make final arrangements for their
motion pictures to ho given October
27th.
you were in the largest city
s e r v ic e
>
MRS. FRED DA1GBR,. Society Editor,
‘ Phone 2t7-W
M. Lloyd, vico-prosident of tho Aux
iliary.
A splendid program was rendered
as follows: America, sung by all.
This wns followed by an enthusiastic
talk by Mr. Roper. A short talk was
also made by Mayor TI. R. Stevens.
Miss May Holly rendered a piano solo,
nnd little Miss Martha Fitts delight
ed all by her dainty dancing. Several
vocnl selections were given by Miss
Lillio Ruth Spencer accompanied by
Mrs. C. P. Herndon nnd Miss 'Mildred
Holly accompanied by Miss May Hol
ly. Star Spnngled Danner wns sung
by nil.
Refreshments of ice cream nnd cake
were served by MrH. II. R. Stevens,
Mrs. 'R. J.'Holjy and Mrs. W. T. Lang
ley, nfter which the guests enjoyed
dnneing until n Into hour. Mrs. Claude
Herndon furnished the music for the
dancers.
There were about a hundred guests
who enjoyed this delightful evening
nnd all voted the Auxiliary ns wonder
ful hostesses.
(IRREN E'M ATniEW S NUPTIALS.
Mrs. Paul Illggcrs and little son
'Beautiful in its simplicity was the
Paul,ireturned yesterday from an ex
marriage, yesterday afternoon, of
tended visit at .Lewistown, Moot.
Miss Gladys Grcotie and Mr. Ernest
Matthews, of Leesburg, which wus
Dr. and Mrs. C. J. 'Marshall were solemnized at five o ’clock, at tho
visitors in Orlando Tuesday where thei 'PrcsbytCtian church, in tho preseneq
doctor attended the meeting o f the o f a largo number of friends nnd.rela
Orange County Medical Association, tives. Rev. E. I). Brownlee, officiat
Tuesday evening.
ing
The church wns tastefully decoruted
Miss Florence 'McKay, who broke with [minis, ferns und golden rod. .The
her collar bono, Tuesday evening chancel being hanked with greens, ami
When a swing In which she was sit baskets unit brass jardenlcrs filled
ting fell, is reported to bo resting with golden rod, carrying out the
comfortably.
chosen color scheme o f green and gold,
Preceding the ceremony, u beauti
ful program of nuptiul music, in
chnrgo of Dr. II. H. McCusltn, organ-,
Ing from thoro to Amcricus, Gn., ist, assisted by MIhs Mnblc Bowler,
whore thoy will attend the wedding voice, was rendered. Miss Bowler
o f the former’s Hitter, on October 20. snog exquisitely 'At Dawning” (CadMendelssohn’s
"Wedding
Mr. Bailey will return In about two mnn).
weeks, while Mrs. Bailey and baby March" was used as processional, and
will visit relatives for a month lor six "Tho Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin,
weeks.
; as recessional.
The bride entered with hor brother,
Mr. Arthur Greene, coming down -the
LEGION ENTERTAINMENT
left uisle, the groom ami his best man,
The members of the I.oglon and
Mr. Earl Hester, of Leosburg, coming
friends were most delightfully enter
down the right, mooting at tho chancel
tained InHt evening nt tho Woman’s
Club house, by tho mouthers of tho steps where the solemn words were
spoken.
"Woman's Auxiliary."
Tho bride was lovely in u handsome
The club rooms had been artistical
coat
suit of blue tricotine with hnt nnd
ly decorated by Mrs. Kenneth Murrell
other
accessories to match. Her
nnd hor committee, Mrs. Frank Akers
flowers
were white roses.
and Miss Roper. Red roses nnd fern,
Following
the ceremony, an infor
with large flags wore used.
mal
roception
was held nt tho homo of
A b tho guests arrived they wero met
by Frank Rnpor, Legion commander, the bride's parents, on tho West Side.
Mrs. Matthews is tho daughter of
Mrs. Roper, secretary nnd treasurer of
the Auxiliary; Mrs. A. J. Lousing, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Greene. She is a
president of tho Auxiliary nnd Mrs. S. grndunto of Florida State College nt
Tallahassee, nnd her chnrming per
sonality has made her popular with a
wide circle of friends
Tho groom is one of Leesburg’s ris
ing young business men ,nnd is highly
esteemed.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews will mnko
Leesburg their homo, nnd a now built:
and furnished home awn Its thorn.
Tho numerous frlonds of Mr. and
Mrs. Matthews nro wishing thorn
ovory future happineuss.
During tho last ten or flftaan yaars
society has been learning that-many
trngedicH in marriage and much suf
fering among innocent -women and
children have been caused by eex dis
ease. It In believed-that the spread of
T H E STORE WITH A PERSONALITY
thcBe diseases has been due largely to
ignorance nnd fnlso ideas regarding
214 E A S T FIR ST STR EE T
S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A
sex. Formerly the subject of sex was
associated with secret and vicious
practices; .to discuss it was Indecent.
Now men and women are coming to
SPECIAL IN SCARFS
undoretand that the sox functon is in
TABLE COVERS AND DIOLIES
timately connected with tho physical,
AT RAFFIBLD-HONIG CO,
mental and moral development of tho
individual and with the welfare o f the
In this issue is nn advertisement of
entire race. People are learning that
tho Raffold-Honig Co. They aro mak
its right use is the surest basis of
health, happiness and usefulness. It ing a special price .on senrfs, tablo
Is believed that sex-education will covers, doilies ,etc,, for today and to
romedy, in large meusuro, these evils. morrow. Read tho ad nnd visit this
It has been discovered, moreover, wonderful new store, filled with bar
that many of the disasters mentioned gains.
are due to false ideas acquired in
The women of Mianp arc advocat
childhood.
When n mother uvudos tho question ing tho establishment of a municipal
STETSO N A T H L E T IC F IE L D
of her child regarding tho 'facts of Inundry. They alruody have a m unici
birth or unswurs thorn untruthfully, pal clothes pressing and cleaning es
its questions thereafter are generally tablishment, which has cut the prico
directed toward other sources of In of pressing pants1to ilO cents.
I
Special Entertainm ent by R ats Between
i
formation. Tho results aro often tnoBt
unfortunate.
H alves
l
The Jewish population o f Gaines 1
Free .lectures v [sullied by moving ville will In the near future erect a i
■
pictures, will bo given by Cnpt. W. H, •synagogue .for their place of worship. u i H i i m > N u u i M n « u H i m > H > u i i i i i i i H m a i i
Gillette, of the U. S. Public Health
Service and the State Hoard of Health
at tho Princess Tchatre this after
noon nt 3:30 for women only, and 7:80
TO M O R R O W CLOSES O UR
tonight for men only. Boys and, girls
under 14 years of age not admitted.
Every man nnd women in Sanford
should take advantage of these lec
tures nnd seo tho pictures sotting
forth the ravages of these diseases
and showing the necessity of sex edu
cation,
•
FOOTBALL!
Stetson vs. Rollins
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1921
DANCE TONIGHT.
American Legion wil lhave n dnneo
nt the Valdez hotel tonight. Music
by tho University Five, of Stetson.
Everybody Is cordially invited. From
Pine to twelve.
LAST-'WEEK OF
PEGGY PAIGE SPECIALS
AT BAUMBI/S 8IIOI
This Ih tho Inst days o f tho'Peggy
Paige week and today and tomorrow
special reductions will -bo made on
everything nt 'Bflumcl’n Specialty
Shop. Rend the advertisement in this
issue and take advantage of the spec
ial prices tomorrow.
Have You Been to the Sconomy
Grocery Where They Have Specials
In the Grocery Line Today?
fn this Issue of the Daily nnd in
ovory Friday’s Issue, will appear nn
advertisement of tho Economy g roc
ery on Snnford avenue, whore thoy
sell groceries nt greatly reduced pri
ces. Go to the Economy Grocery to
morrow and buy good groceries chcnp.
How
— the
kind
that
On E very Item in<Our Shop
Peggy Paige Week has been the authoritative style event for the pre
vailing fashions for this coming winter. Distinctive frocks o f classic
beauty have been shown that show the embodiment o f Paris fashions.
Excellent materials, perfect workmanship, and the art of great design
ers give all of our frocks a quality rivalling their smartness.
New Suits o f In
Coats and W raps
dividual Style
of Distinction
Luxurious now fabrics of
velvety texture add much
to the beauty of our new
fall suits. Now materials
aro Maussyne, Panvolaine, Duvetyn, Marvella
and Veklyne in Navy nnd
new shudes of Brown.
Fur trimmings appear
on many of these models.
Picturesque models with
unusual new sleeves and
chin enveloping collars.
Beautiful deep-pile fab
rics enriched with furs.
Especially interesting is
tho now slender line sil
houette semi-fltted und
with rippling fullness be
low the waist line.
and it costs no more
• i
the
$29.75
ordinary
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,
'
Model
Don’tm iss the opportunity to get that frock, coat suit, coat or pretty hat
tomorrow at our last day of substantial reductions
■We have been in business
done fine,
some
So for This Last D a y ’W e A re Offering
makes a difference
kind.
we
about
H igh Grade Gasoline
than
one month and
H i u i u i i n n n i U lla
at Dresner’
Indication* are that a targe attend
ance will be atthe Baptist Temple to
night at the meeting o f the federation.
Report dhow*'that delegations will .be
aa follows:
O v ie d o ...__ — — — _______ 18.
Genova
__ ___ ___ ___ _______ 20
Chuluota___. . . ____ ________ . . . 20
a
♦♦♦♦*
M
SEMIHOLE COUNTY
BAfrriarr y o u n g
PEAPLWfl FEDERATION
have
We thank you
FRIDAY
7:30 p, m., Seminole County Federa
tion o f ’BupUat Youug People at the
Baptist Temple.
WHERE STYLE REIGNS'
"F o d t off F irst S t 1
■Sir'Harry tiiauder-olalmli the credit
•—or aakowltdges the responsibility—
for inaugurating the to! lad stocking
fad.
E ast F irst Street
i
Opp. Ford Service'Station 5
�r?»,
r r» T .
THE EfANFORD DAILY HtiRALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921
ARMISTICE
day p a r a d e
K eeping Bees
G reat Industry
In Florida
Yesterday Good Day
For Trap Shooting,
Fine Scores Made
Florida Bee Keepers Had Intereating
,
Meeting at Gainesville *
Why This
Interests You!
Yesterday proved a good day for
the trap marksmen who were at tho
* lllCI! , OS >F 'n IE AMER‘
Rod & Gun Club trap. Practically ev
Tho Gainesville Daily Sun gives a
ery man improved his Bcore yesterday
very interesting account of the recent
over that of previous days.
/n,loWing business coiyerni, meeting o f tho Florida Beekeepers’
The attendance yesterday wns light
116 me* nml Clubs, of Sanford Association, ThiB report indlcntcn
er thnn usunl on account of the fnct
,ttU m orally subscrlkd tholr names that tho outlook for tho honey busi
Because, Mr. Farmer, you can use
thnt tho business houses no longer
h*ve Ubora y
ent#r ft ^ o r a t e d
ness In tho state is very encouraging.
close on Thursday"afternoons nnd nlso
our facilities to your advantage.
The resources for honey nre practicnl? “ 7 S « .b ii. t o w .™ * '
due to the fact that mfttiy men arc
flw* °ti “ lines of business. Names ly without limit, and since they nre
very busy nt this season of the yonr.
r*5pe^t u,.l| from timo to time nnd free for everybody to exploit, without
In the future the shooting will start
Our buying capacity enables us to
at 4 o’clock each Thursday afternoon
* X w ! - ™ * u— It » “> let or hindrance, it would seem ns tho’
W ie
supply your Crates, Hampers, Insec
^
ie0
L
finnKtiltudo n .v .r b .- tho number of beekeepers should be
as it has been found that it is much
very grently increased.
more satisfactory to shoot in tho into
,,„«ltn c.«»l In thecltyi
ticides, Fertilizers and supplies at a
Honey
bees
nre
entitled
to
go
any
nftemoon.
American
One far mildness,VIRGINIA
saving in cost to you.
where in tho state where there is a
Yesterday’s score together with tho
I-nint .t " ’a" P -P "' Co.
chance for thorn to gnthcr the nectar,
senson percentage of those participat
One for mellowness, BURLEY
Woman’. Clnl., Welfare Dept.
ami no one enn put in a claim for
ing in the Inst two day’s shooting nro
P C. Marlowe.
You don’t have to figure away in
One far arom a.TURKISH
trespass, Below wo give the report
ns follows:
Hopkins Shoe sh°P’
advance what you need. Our ample
Name
as published in the paper named:
The finest tobaccos perfectly
Yest. Season
A, J. Lossintt, (0)*
Tho Florida bee industry is less be
Scoro Pect.
stock will take care of you.
aged and b len d ed
C. A. Matthews.
Gibbs, L. H.......... .
set by disease than that of any other
.730
Bsll Hardware Cumpnny.
„
Knight, G. W.........
state in the union according to J. C.
.735
Lloyd Shoe Store.
Compare Our Prices
Allen, Raymond L.......... 25-16
.720
25-10
Goodwin, who yesterday afternoon ad
West Side Grocery.
Thigpen, W. J. ...
.680
dressed the 102i beekeepers’ meeting
Bryan-Wheeler Motor Co.
W E A R E A T Y O U R SE R VIC E
Stringfellow, W. A ......... 50-32
.672
at the University of Florida. The cli
Wight Tire Co.
.6-18
Kennedy, K....................... 25-12
26-12
mate and the fact that Florida hns
B. 4 0. Motor Co. (2 floats).
Slovens,
R.
E.................
..
76-46
.640
wator on three sides of it were given
Sanford Cycle Co.
Herndon, O. P. ...
.042
as the principal causes of the healthy
Haynes & Ratliff*
Woodruff, J. D............... 25-16
.040
25-10
condition.
City of Sanford.
.640
May, L. U............. .
Increase of 20 per cent in tho num
Mobley's Drug Store.
.040
Brumley, Joh n.......
ber of bee colonies in the state in
Routh Bros., Bakery.
.638
Brumley, John ....
1010 and 1020 was claimed by the
PHONE 536
Cotes' Crate Co.
Hardin, Roy ................. 100-65
.635
speaker who referred to the report of
Coca-Cola Co.
Whitner,
Chas........
.635
State Apiary Inspector Bartholomew,
Woodruff & Watson.
Francis McDougai Swanson is n Puleston, S...................... 50-32
.622
mnde following appropriation by tho
+ * * * * < .* * * 4 * * * * < .* * * 4 .* + * * * 4 * * * * * 4 - t '* * * 'H » H '* * * * * * * * * * * * * ' >
graudato
from
Solnt
Joseph's
training
Haight & Welland.
.020
Neuman,
R.
A
...........
*.
.
75-42
75-42
legislature o f $5,000 a year for bee
school
of
Hot
Springs,
Ark.,
tho
ex
Cates Grocery Co.
Hand,
Walter
S.............
.
25-10
.696
disease eradication. In 1010 the state
.586
Denno Turner.
inspector found 360 apiaries with a orcises took place Wedensday, October Howard, C. C........ ........ 25-17
Newberry’s Drug Store.
19. Mrs. Swanson graduated with Hill, W. C..............
.580
total of 18,000 colonics.
SA N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S
.580
Carter Lumber Co.
The (jueon breeders produced in honors nnd will remain for flvo Wnithour, Robt......
.560
. 50-28
T. J. Miller & Son.
JOHN GORE, Proprietor
Florida arc just as good as the best months longer to take soino special Cheney, A. B..........
.550
Union Pharmacy.
in the United States, C. M. Hiorseth training. Her many friends hero Hickson, I). C......
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
.549
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
told the beemen, and due to transpor congratulate her on her progress in Mobley, B. I)................... 50-33
1018 West First Street
1018 West First Street
.
.543
Maxwell,
R.
C................
50-20
Hanson’s Shoe Repair Shop.
tation facilities arc in a position to her chosen profession.
.540
Roberts Grocery Co.
Clair Cnineron is at the Orlando Hawkins, P.............
compete with the product o f Texas,
.533
Purdon,
Jno............
Baumel's Specialty Shop.
which hns a strong bee industry. The General Hospital doing office work.
Lennedy,
L.............
.530
main
difficulty,
however,
is
the
secur
Raffeld-Honlg Co.
Tho social last Friday evening at
50-30
.527
ing of reliable breeders, Mr. Hiorseth Moore's Station church, was ns UBunl, Higgins, Ed...........
F. P. Bines.
.456
Herndon,
B.
W......
■aid.
a
pleasant
success.
Mrs,
R.
L.
Grier
A. Kannur.
.400
Tolar,
.1.
N..............
In view of the numerous inquiries in
"Produce your own queen,” wns had chnrge of nil the arrangements.
F. Schwartz.
.......
.253 reference to the qualification of vot
the admonition of Dr. Wilmon New
Chero-Coln Co.
Much to the regret of the neighbors Fox, .Meade
.240 ers in the Municipal Election, I wish
ell, head of the plant board, who Mr nnd Mrs. Vance Dougins arc pre Puleston, Will
Brown’s Market.
to state thnt tho Inw prescribes that
warned that the queen sold by the paring to build a home on Magnolia
Caldwell Furniture Co., Inc.
a
person shall have resided in the
average dealer is inferior and that nvenuc, instend of nt Lake Golden,
L. C. Leonardy Mont Market
state
one year and in the City of Sun- Y O U R SA TISF A C TIO N
beemen should re-queen their breed where their home burned a few weeks
Water's Candy Kitchen.
ford
six
months before being entitled
with only the best they enn secure, ngo.
Surprise Shoo Store.
IS M Y SUCCESS
to
registration;
must be 21 yenrs of
The
puhlic
is
cordially
invited
to
at
which should range in price from $3
Bandel’s Emporium.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth were
Phone 192
to $5. "Produce your own queen,” said dinner guests Sunday, of Mrs. Mar tend the Hallowe’en entertainment and age and have paid his poll tax for the Office Opp. I’ . O.
Seminole Market.
cooked food sale to be given nt the preceding year.
Dr.
Newell,
“
nnd
it
will
be
of
higher
Rivers' Bros. (2 floats).
garet Marshall in Cameron City
It is not neccssnry to rc-rogister if To See Better See Moore
Lake Monroe school Friday evening,
quality thnn the nverngc pficed
Pure Food Market.
Mrs. Robert Wright, of Cleveland, October 28th, at 7:30 p. m. Guests you have ulrendy registered in tho
breeds.”
Kent Vulcanizing Co.
Ohift, nnd Winter Park, were visitors
Tho most imperative consideration nt tho Ellsworth home on Boardnll are also invited to come masked and City Hooks.
M R S. ID A A U ST IN
Miller's Bakery (1 llonta).
It is not necessary for the ladles to
represent different characters, if they
in the selection of n queen mother,
Star Theatre.
418 Magnolia Avc.
nvenuc, recently.
so *de#irc. Every one in welcome to pay poll tax as a pro-requisite for vot
according to Dr. Newell, nre color,
Clc-Trnc Tractor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shnnku and six join the weird festivities and help ing in tho 1921 election, but if they did
MAKER AND ALTERER OF
disposition, ami ability to gather or
Gillon & Fry.
storo honey, nnd the summer o f late children, arrived here recently from |ive„ up the jolly occasion. The cook- not register in 1920 it will be ncccsLADIES’ CLOTHES
John T. Brady.
*
Slrnron, Pa., to make their home. They 1
f00lj SI,]e will be given for the sary for them to register in 1921.
summer is the time most ndvnntngPerkins 4 Britt 12 floats).
resided hero for several yenrs, going benefit of the school but the enter
Tho City books nre now open nnd
eous to lay her in.
It. C. Maxwell.
back
north
flvo
years
ago.
At
pres
will
remain open until fifteen days be Notice of Application for Tax Deed
tainment
nnd
carnival
will
be
free.
President Harney of the State As
Ed. Higgins, Inc.
Under Section 575 of the General
ent
they
nro
guests
of
Christ
Bucurei,
fore
the Primary; which primary, if it
A
worn
flange
upon
the
wheel
of
a
sociation of Beekeepers urged a move
Statutes of the State of Florida
Hof-Mne Battery Co. (2 floats).
is
necessary
to
hold
one,
will
bo
hold
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brydon,
of
Camcar
of
tho
local
freight
wrecked
tho
ment to make Floridn headquarters
Sanford Steam Laundry.*
on
the
8th
day
of
November,
1921.
eron
City,
road,
have
ns
their
guests
i
train
Saturday
evening
at
the
Lake
Notice
is hereby given that M. T.
for early-in-the-8enson queen bees,
The City books will again open thir Spivey, purchaser of Tux Certificate
Wight Grocery Co.
for
the
winter,
Mr.
Bryden’s
brother,!
Monroe
draw
bridge,
derailed
three
saying there is a demand for enriy-inWoman's Club,
] sand cars nnd tore up the track from ty days before the general election nnd No. 55, dated the 2nd day of June, A.
the-senson queens nnd package bees wife and baby, from the north.
Mrs. .1 M. Dresner.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Kennedy
were
recent
the middle of the bridge to the end of will remain open for fifteen days. The I). 1919, hns filed said certificate In
thnt has never been fully met. He
Knights of Columbus.
proposed the organization of an asso guests nt the McDougai home on Cel- the trestle. The local freight was place to register is with the City Clerk my office, nnd has made application
Sanford Farmers' Exchange.
ciation which every beekeeper will be ory avenue. Mr. Kennedy hns chnrge made up of a long train of cars Snt- whose office is in the City Building for Tax Deed to issue in accordance
over the Fire Department on Palmet with law. Said certificate embraces
I,. P. MeCullcr.
eligible to join and through which, of the baggage rooms nt the Grand urday nnd the weak truck was about
the following described property sit
The Vowell Co.
with its endorsement he will be able Central Stntion in Jacksonville, nnd nt the center of the train. The engine to nvenuc.
GEO.
G.
HERRING.
uated
in Seminole County, Florida, toAmerican Fruit Growers.
to sell his queens. A committee wns one timo wns n Celery avenue celery came uncoupled nnd sped onwards
172-fltp
City
Attorney.
wlt:
Lot
0, Hlock 8, Tier D, Sanford.
grower,
nnd
former
owner
of
the
whlIc
the
I()aded
trucks
crawled
up
on
Sanford Furniture Co.
named to look into the matter and
The
said
land
being assessed nt tho
Hawkins
farm
top
o
f
each
other,
ran
off
tho
bridge,
Hill Hardware Co.
submit recommendations.
date
of
the
issuance
of such ccrtificnto
ASK
FOR
YOUR
RECEII*T.
C. W. Stokes.
’ •
Mr.
and
Mrs.
English
and
Mr.
and
«,lunKecl
t
o
,thc
ri*
ht
and
fell
from
the
Publication of a beekeepers’ bulle
in
the
name
of
Unknown.
Unless snid
Blnckslu ar Mfg. Co.
tin carrying the latest apiary news, Mrs. Dear, of Tampa, were visitors Jessie, 11 ,Iistntlcc ° f .a,,out ton/ “ t"
bee market reports and other items last week at the McDougai nnd No one was injured but one of the
The Herald Printing Co.
Subscribers to tho Pnlly Herald certificate shall be redeemed according
train hands fell into the St. Johns riv
to law tax deed will issue thereon on
of interest to the beemen, to be sent Weeks’ homes.
Popular Market, two flonta.
should nsk for a receipt when the the 28th day of October, A. D. 1921.
er.
He
wns
promptly
rescued.
Traf
only to members of the association,
Frank Akers Tiro Co.
Miss Susie Fay was at home for i
carrier boys collect from you. It is
Witness my official signature and
Sanford Trnek Co,
was proposed by Frank Stirling be the week-end from Pnlntkn, where she fic wns held up over night but the
tho only protection you have in case seal Ibis the 23rd day of September,
wreckage
was
cleared
away
nnd
the
lieving it will servo to increase the hns a position with the Southern
Sanford Mattress Fnctory.
track repaired in time for No. 84 to the carrier changes or there happens A. I). 1921.
The Auxiliary of tho Salllo Harri membership to 2,000. He said there Utilities o.
to be a mistake In tho account. Each
E. A. DOUGLASS,
pass through Sunday at noon.
(SEAL)
son Chapter X. S., D. A. U. (Children arc nt present 60 vocational students
R. C. Long, o f Rishmoml avenue, hns
carrier
boy
is
supplied
with
receipt
Tho
Meisch
Realty
Co.
hns
purchas
Cleric
Circuit Court
at the university studying npinry and joined n party of friends on n several
of the American Revolution).
books, nnd is commanded to give n
ed
a
large
tract
of
land
in
the
Monroe
Seminole
County, Fla.
some
recent
graduates
of
tho
school
Any one welcome to enter n float
day’s flHhing trip over to the cast district and will subdivide into farms receipt by tho Herald. See thnt you
By
A.
M.
WEEKS,
D. C.
0-23-6tc
who
are
anxious
for
several
months
of
or decorated ear. Suitable cash prizes
const.
ami
make
all
the
necessary
improve
get
your
receipt
nt
ths
cud
of
each
wll! be awarded by tho Flrt Nationnl practical experience in the bee-raising
As "old timers" say, tho bnck bone ments.
—Get your Scratch Pads from The
week if you are paying that way.
Bank. Seminole County Bank nnd Peo industry.
of the drouth appears to bo broken.
Agents
of
the
Floridn
East
Coast
Herald—by
the pound— 16c.
168-3tp.
Tho morning session wns opened
ples' Hank of Sanford.
So the growers haven’t dry weather to railway from Tuvnres were in this secAnyone wishing to ontor call Lloyd’s with an invocation by Rev. N. B. O’ comptnin o f now, but troubles, how
tion Saturday advertising lots in thnt
Shoe Store.
168-tf. Kelly following which President Har ever, "come single,” it Is said. Every
locality. Several sales of lots were
ney discussed tho work of the organi
fall as soon as seed bods arc full of made.
zation and urged the necessity of
TRAIN SCHEDULE
plnnts, nnd fields set to crops, the
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Auiin, Mrs,
larger membership. There nre only
range
cattle
come
powlng
In
here
nt
M.
E. Jacobs visited Mr. and Mr*. J.
1,600 beekcepor3 in the state, he snid,
Southbound
nights,
after
every
one
is
asleep,
T.
Jacobs
Sunday,
where there should be 4,000 anil he
Arrive
Depart*
and
wnndcr
up
nnd
down
tho
fences
T.
E.
Wninwright
was called to his
pointed out thnt it is only through or
Nc 88. ------ 2:26a. m,
2:46a. m ganization that tho bee industry can looking for a good place to hop over old home nt Foikstom. Gn., by the ill
27. — . . .
8:40 a. m
or hrenk through, then they trnmpei ness of his father. He returned home
be put on its feet.
89. -------2:55 p. m.
3:20 p. m
Dr. Murphroo and Dean Trusler, of and eat and destroy more thnn their Sunday night and reported his father
85. ........ 6:55 p. m.
7:10 p. m tho law collogo also addressed the tick bitten bodies nre worth. Mnny as improving.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Stafford of
North Bound .
meeting, Dr. Murphrco pointing out times over every night the season
Knoxville,
Tonn., ore visiting relatives
through,
the
farmers
generally
hav*
Departi that while "Florida First" was the
Arrive
here.
82 - . . . 1:48 a. m.
enough
to
contend
with
at
the
best
2:03 a. in motto of the beemen, it was also tho
William Hightower and family have
84. ........ 11:45 «. m. 12:06 p. m slogan o f every other industry and without this thing to worry them.
80 ........ 3:05 p. m.
8:26 p. it- enterprise in tho stato. Dean Trns- Wonder when tho law will be fixed ns moved to Bock Hammock.
K. B. Osteen came over Sunday and
28. ........ 10:00 p. m.
Jer’s nddress dealt with the "Law of it should be, so those who want cat
took
Rev. E. L. Smith back with him
Trilby Branch
Bees" in which he explained the laws tle will have to provide for them.
to have to sell lumber at
to
Osteen
where he dined with Mr.
Depart! governing the ownershlf of bees. He
Arrlvs
Osteen
and
family.
In
the
afternoon
’ No. 100
present prices but it certainly is soft picking for the man
6:00 a. m. showed under what conditions the MOVING PICTURES
Brother Smith conducted services at
•No. 24
8:26 p. m bees could bo regarded as n nuisance
OF HUNTING AND
who wants to build. Experts say that lumber will
the Baptist church at that place.
158. ........ .
7:00 a. .n nnd tho recourse of partieo alleging
FISHING SCENE.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
F.
Green,
of
Ta
22... .......
never be so cheap again. The man who postpone? build
7:86 p. m. annoyance by bees. He pointed out
vares, spent Sunday with their daugh
thnt
under
the
decision
bees
are
re
heeoburg Branch
ing is, in plain language, a boob. N ow is the time. Let
The Men’s Club o f the Congrega ter, Mrs, L, C. Byrd.
Depart! garded under some circumstances as tional church have arranged with tho
Arrive
Tile
B.
Y.
P.
U.
of
this
section
will
us figure on that jo b — you’ll be surprised!
domestic animals but when in the
publishers o f the Field and Stream to meet tho Sanford branch of the B. Y.
woods
or
in
a
wild
state,
as
wild
JJ*" 21.............2:52 p.m.
exhibit thelh splendid hunting and P. U. Friday evening In the general
beasts,
,01.............8:30 p.m.
Ishin gmotlon pictures on the night of society o f the Seminole association.
mNo 25.......... 2:00 p.m.
Tho food and drug officials of the October 27th, at the Princess theatre.
No- 22.........- 7:00 p.m.
, DRINK
country will hold their annual con Watch for. the big ad. and program
Oviedo Branch
soon to be published.
tf-p. Elder Springs Water, fta 99 88-10i
vention
at
Miami
November
8-11.
,
Arrlvs
9*J cent purs. PheM 81L
k°- 128........... 11:00 a. m.
Pest card*—local views— le
eh at
No. 127..........
For office cuppllei, stationery, etc.,
Herald—by the pound— 18c.
8*11 It with ,i Herald Want Ad.
come to the Herald office.
•Hally, except Sunday.
........ .
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by the
Three Inseparables
2 0 fo r l5 *
Chase & Co.
EAST SANFORD
NOTICE
T om M oore
Optometrist-'
Optician
LAKE MONROE
Ouch
It
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Goes Against
the Grain
LUMBER CO.
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THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER SI, 19SI
PAGE VOUB
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD
I. W»_
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THE HERALD PRINTING CO., he.
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K
. ’r
quently, there la no way o f connecting
the tourists with the guides. A little
publicity always helps, but if the
man looking for business keeps his
light under a bushel ,how will the
public know anything about him?
B. J. H O L L Y _______________ Editor
Several hundred waterway boosters
If. J. LILLARD....8eeratary-Treaaorer Journeyed from Sanford and way sta
H . A. NEEL........ .... Control Manager tions an<J from Lake county into Lees
ROBBBT J. HOLLY, Jr,
burg ,had a feed and boosted water
QXBOOLATIOM K A 1 I U U
transportation one night this week.
Phone 148 ap to 8 P. M.
Most of them then went back home
1*1— H»i» K—wm — A»U—d— and ordered goods shipped by rail.
■■WeriyUM Trim to A*tmm
Tho dinner was a good one, some wit
Om Xmt ......................................
ty remarks wore mado, and the St.
Om Wmk ......................................U O Johns river will continue to support
t t a M f U . to I H m « Wmklf
one freight boat and only one freight
ttMlr MW I fcwt—to Oteety e*4 to pebltotod
r m y TriUr. A t o r tt o U e n to * mU» t a t * , line between Sanford and Jackson
«■ a»»UMti««. 8 to >wmtto to Htftto*. P.M
ville.— DoLand News.
wu n w , » l* « n to u * w . _______________
You are wrong, old sport.
The
Member of The Associated Prooo
Clydo Line has two boats on now, and
start a regular schedule next week
with dally boats on tho St. Johns.
There was so much freight plied up in
.Cold weather. Advertise now.
Jacksonville,
that they had to put on
-------------o-----------two
boats.
So
if you will boost, in
Sixty days beforo Christmas. Ad
stead
of
knock,
and “ ship by water,"
vertise now.
wo
will
soon
have
six boats and esver------------ o------------Strike will occur the first of Novem al boat lines.
ber. Advertise now.
MEETING AT LUNCHEON.
Washington reported an earthquake
Evcry Friday at noon, tho board of
■hock a million milos nway. Adver
governors nnd any of tho members of
tise.
tho Chnmber o f Commerce, who wish,
o
—
We wish those people who nro al can meet nt luncheon at the Valdes
ways harping on what tho Chamber of hotel, or any hotel thnt may bo named.
Commerce docs not do, would put It is obligatory upon tho board of
their twenty-five dollars in and do governors to meet each week and
their kicking, then. It would got a transact tho big volumo of business
that comes beforo them. The mem
much better hearing.
bers, nnd especially tho chairmen of
Sanford is all right if the people tho committees, nro requested to meet
would just think so. This idea of with the governors, nnd it is safe to
kicking about every llttlo thing, when assert thnt thoso who do meet hero
you arc doing nothing to help your every Fr^ay, find out moro nbout
town, will never get you anywhere. their city nnd county than thoy would
If you wnnt something started here know otherwise, nnd thoy nre also do
In your particular line, start it. Why ing more for their city thnn those
who nover nttend a mooting of any
wait for George?
sort. It nlso brings tho busy busi
------------ o-----------Tho Republicans had so mnny cure- ness men together into a bettor under
alls for tho rilroad strike when tho standing which in tho foundation of
Democrats wore in that wo thought the Rotary Club, the Kiwnnnis Club,
the other clubs of this nature.
sure they would havo the rnllrond and
strike Bettlcd this week. Now that Chris. Codrington, of tho DcLnnd
tho question is up to those wonderful News, hns caught the spirit in tho fol
leaders, and financiers, nnd there is no lowing editorial in which he urges
wnr on to hinder them, why don’t they the luncheon club for DeLnnd:
In good faith nnd without knock
get nctlon on some of thoso wonder
ing thoso who in tho past fow weeks
ful ideas they had in 1917 nnd 1918?
------------ o -----------hnvo been talking Kiwannis tho fol
There is nothing in the world that lowing suggestion is mndo with tho
appeals to n stranger quite ns much hopo thnt discussion pro and con will
as the local pnper filled with adver result nnd nction will follow:
tising. It just mnkes him think from
Thnt such organizations ns Rotary,
the very start, that ho hns hit a real Kiwnnnis nnd Clvitnn nro nn asset to
llvo town, nnd ho hns. If you don’t a city is a proven fact. Tho main ob
bollcvo It, nsk the next visitor you jection nt tho present timo for the
boo .
All o f which reminds us—you organizing of nny of tho three above
know.
"
' *'r |
clubs in DeLnnd in the fear thnt tho
DoLand Commercial Club would be
It will soon ho tho hunting season wenkened nnd tho renliznntion that
and it is nlso the time when tho peo DeLnnd’s Commercial club has among
ple who would violntc tho game laws, its members praeticnlly all of tho bus
usunlly get busy, so it behooves tho iness nnd professional citizens ns well
renl sports wlTo hunt for plcnsuro to ns mnny of tho residents of the city.
seo that tho game hogs nrc not al There is a fear expressed too, that ill
lowed to hunt hefor the season opens organizing suuch n club considerable
or kill more than their share of gnme money would wend its way from
after it docs open.
DoLand. A selfish view-joint, it in
true, hut one to bo reckoned with.
Lot the strike come. It is hotter
On the other hond< tho merits of
to hnve a show down now than later such nn organization nrc apparent to
in the year when wo get ready to ship all. From thirty to forty leading men
our products. If this is tho only so of the community meet once n week
lution to n vexed question and it for a luncheop. Attendance is com
seems to be, lot the show town como. pulsory or tho member is dropped, nnd
It will monn suffering nnd trouble another of the samo classification of
und privations no doubt, but it will business or profession is chosen.
bo no worse thnn whnt wo hnve just Meeting ns they do, while feeding tho
passed through, so why should nn or inner mnn, thero is n social bridge
dinary nowspnpor mnn worry?
thnt gnpa the ordinnry business va
------------ o-----------riances thnt arise in daily life. The
Winter In coming, nnd Sanford opportunity is p-eaonted, nnd taken,
ought to hnvo the best season of her to jointly consider problems thnt e f
enroer, nnd this will bo the best sen- fect the community ns a whole nnd
son if every red blooded mnn nnd wo steps nro taken nnd carried out for
man will boost nnd ndvortlse, nnd get real team work.
them coming hero nnd keep them hero
Agreeing then thnt the principle iB
after you got them. For Instnnco, right, following in tho suggestion.
every one who hns a room would bo
Tho organization immedlntoly o f a
doing tho city a fnvor to ront it at n club to be known, as hns been sug
reasonable rate, nnd hold a visitor gested, ns the Athenian Club. Tho
hero n fow dnys or n fow weeks or n first requisite for membership in this
yea r.
would bo a paid-up membership in tho
------------ o------------DeLnnd Commercial Club. Thnt tho
People coming hero to fish nnd tnko bonrd of governors of tho Commercial
river trips ennnot find bents or guides Club, or n committee appointed to
so tho story goes. There nro bonts work singunrly or in conjunction with
nnd guides here but they hnvo nover them, select from thirty to forty lead
let tho Chnmhor of Commerce know ing business nnd professional men of
that they wero hero nnd thoy hnvo tho city nnd accept two of ench classi
nover let nnyono else know it, conse- fication of the various wnys and monns
of making a livelihood in a civilized
city such ns DoLand. That these men
be given nn opportunity to know of
WELCH’S
tho new club nnd signifying thoir in
tention o f Joining or not joining. If
tho latter in tho case, then nnothor in
Besides tho Grnpelade the fol
tho nnmo business can bo approached.
lowing are delicious Welch pro
Thnt nn initiation fco of $10 bo charg
ducts:
ed samo to pay for dikhos nnd equip
FRUIT LADE
munt thut will be nocossnry to prepare
CIIEKUILADE
the luncheons. That tho Woman's Aux
I'EACIILADE
iliary of tho St. Lukcs-Memorlal Hos
STRAWIIEKRILADE
pital bo given tho opportunity to pre
pare and servo the luncheons, same
being paid for quarterly in ndvanco
nt tho rnte of 80 conts for onch moal.
That tho luncheons bo hold onco each
week at a suitable hour most conven
WBLAKA BLOCK
ient to all, that they be servod in the
Phones 497-414
Commercial Club building, that the
committeo or board o f governors of
GRAPELADE
Deane Turner
. t...!
the DeLand Commercial Club be guid
ed by a man’s faith and ability in his
own home city in choosing him for
membership ,and not by friendly or
political sympathy, that a suitable
Joweled emblem be designed and
furnished member to distinguish him
as a member of the Club, and that
when the by-laws are drawn up it is
expressly emphasised that this Club is
the right hand o f the DoLand Com
mercial Club in all its alms and un
dertakings.
•
The News calls for action. There is
no timo like the present. IfJthia sug
gestion meets with your approval, tell
us about it. If you are against it, tell
us nbout It. The need for such an or
ganization Is apparent, there has been
penty o f talk and now, it would seem,
action is necessary or the thing should
be dropped once and for all.
o— ■
WHAT WILL THE HARVEST HE.
The nearer wo approach tho opening
of the Disarmament Conference the
moro onxlous tho people are getting
regarding the probable outcome of
that unlquo gathering of really great
men from many different nations.
Tho Review and Herald, published
at Washington, D. C., has this to say
regarding tho subjjoct:
’
It Is not at all Improbable that ns
a result of the conference called by
President Harding thero will bo a
limitations o f arguments. This is domnndcd by the principles of ordinnry
humanity. Poor, suffering, distraught
humnnity is reaping the bitter results
o f the wars of past years. Even in tho
United States more thnn 90 per cent
of tho taxes is devoted to payment for
past wnrs, or for the support of pres
ent wnr equipment. But tho adoption
o f n program of limitation docs not
Indicato by any means the ond o f war.
As expressed by one writer, Just ns
long ns we need in our cities our cor
dons of police to orotcct tho residents
against crime nnd violence, just ns
long ns we need our State militias and
our national guard to suppress disor
der, bo long shall wc need navies nnd
ntnnding armies to protect ns against
tho encroachments of othor nations.
No pence agreements will effect a
change in the henrts of men. War does
not spring primarily from tho council
chnmber of State, but from tho natur
al unregonerntc heart. Inquires the
apostle, “ Whence como wnrs nnd
fightings nmong you." und then he
answers: "Come they not honce, even
o f your lusts thnt wnr In your mem
bers? Ye lust, nnd have not: ye kill,
nnd desire to havo ,nnd cannot obtain;
ye tight nnd wnr, yet yo hnvo not; be
cause ye nsk net."
Wo heartily sympathize with tho
nims of President Harding in the call
o f hiB international conference. Wo
nrc in fnvor of nny nnd evory move
ment which will abolish war or limit
the rapidly increasing taxation for the
support of arms nnd nrmumonts. To
the extent thnt international diqerencea can be adjusted bv agreement,
to thnt extent the toll of human life
on the altar of Moloch will be lessen
ed .What we dissent from is the hope
thnt. rcligio-politicnl reformers are
fondly cherishing, thnt tho accomp
lishment of this ideal in international
relntlons is the first stop forward ush
ering in the kingdom of Christ and
Christ's reign of righteousness upon
this earth.
This in a terrible delusion. Christ’s
kingdom will never enter this world
through the gateway of politics. His
benign rule in his world will never
begin during the history o f thu na
tions o f mtn. His kingdom will bo es
tablished onl ynftor sin nnd sinners
have been destroyed from the earth,
o
MONEY AND EFFORT ARE BEING
WASTED.
Pleading for stute-wido co-jperation
nnd a uniform policy in tho effort to
nttrnct tourists and investors to tho
Stuto, tho Fioridn Renl Entute Journal
in a recent number presented nn ar
gument which should hnvo tho earn
est consideration of property owners,
hoards of trndo, rent cnt.il.> agents,
business men nnd public spirited cltlz-m * in general.
The Journal make* the complaint
thnt efforts In tno direction inJirnted
nre too "scattered." It cites that
nenrly every community in tho State
has a commercial organization and
thut most of them Issue nnnunlly a
booklet costing from $1,000 to $5,000.
“ And then each community mails out
the booklet telling the 'prospect' all
nbout its superior qunitics. Tho book
let Is a one-timo affair, and ns n genoral proposition docs not sell any
moro than does tho advertising of a
merchant who advertises only onco a
year. This is tho weak link in nil of
our publicity.”
That is a logical statement, and not
suscoptiblo of question. Spasmodic ad
vertising rarely brings results. Evory
oxporienced and successful advertiser
will agree with the Journal in this po
sition.
Rut the greatest weakness In our,
plan, tho Journal claims, is the lack
of co-operation by tho railroad and
MICKIE SAYS
OO VOO R-dARMBCR. *TVV ^
Oie-FASUVOUW> MfiUOWAMtr
VJWO REFUSED ID MWERTtM
AM* THRU GOT MADOEO.'N A
HOOT OWL BBCUX *lW RDTOOR
SOLDTVf SPACfcfO A
<
Farm Improvements
A well improved farm is a sign o f
community progress; it is a con
stant source o f gratification to its
occupant and pointed oijt with
passersby.
This bank wants to see more farm
• improvements throughout this
section.
W e ’ll help you if we can.
Kia\GUaORiVJ6 tbWM MERCHANT
S_____ ?
^
V6
•friwpb'
S tu ff
GottHtrt
First National Bank
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. Foreter, President
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
33S3
steamship lines. Its argument on this
point is reproduced:
In order to get the peoplo from tho
entiro north and ns far west ns the
Rocky Mountains, wo must Impress
upon tho railroads and steamship
companies tho necessity of becoming
interested In Fioridn nnd get them
to make nn hornst-to-goodness effort
to direct travel to Florida. Wo can get
this co-operation from them if wo
wnnt it badly enough.
Publicity and railroad co-opcrntlon
built California into one o f tho wondor States of the Union. It is no use
denying California’s splendor. It is n
great State with wonderful resources,
but it was not a great Stato until the
rnilronds nnd printer’s ink enrried
people there by tho thousands.
The Southern Pacific Rnllrond Co.,
co-operated with tho enstern rail
roads. To induce people to "como to
California" they gave extremely low
excursion, or tourists' sight-seeing
rates; they conducted home-seekers’
excursions; they spent thousand? of
dollars publishing a great magazine
called "Sunset," which wna filled ovory
month with wonderful pictures from
all sections of the State. This maga
zine visualized tho sconery nnd told
o f tho opportunities nwniting settlers,
nnd it was mailed by the thousands
to prospects throughout tho entiro
United States. Beforo many years
the railroads had the tido of trnvel
flowing westward over the grent divide to the “ Innd of the Hotting sun."
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Di
ego and tho various smnllor cities roceoived full co-operation from the
rnilronds, nnd instead of each little
community trying to sell n settler this
or that pnrticulnr spot in California
thoy ndupted tho slogan, "Como to
California, see our wonderful parks,
mountains .valleys, nnd see our senshore resorts."
The Californians
wero wise enough to know tho import
ant thing was to get tho prospects
to California, then they could show
them and sell them.
That is the meat in the coconnut.
Our battle cry should bo "Come to
Florida." Every intelligent snlcsmnn
knows thnt In order to sell n mnn you
must first o f nil get his attention. You
get him interested in Fioridn by get
ting him to enmoto Florida, nnd that
requires co-operative publicity nnd
railroad and steamship co-operation.
Florida real estntc nnd business
men should work on the principle thnt
Foridn cities nnd communities help
themselves best by helping thoir
neighbors—telling tho best things wo
know nbout each other. And in thnt
spirit the realtors nnd the business
men of ovory industry nnd trndo
should join hands to help in this work.
—Tumpn Times.
,
------------ o-----------Reports from Now Yorkk alcoholic
wards indicato that Wall street Isn't
the only pinco where things nre tight.
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
You Can Find the Nam e o f Every Live Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
CO NTRACTO RS
LAW YERS
George A . DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
SANFORD
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Sanford Construct’n Co.
Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor!
Sketches and Estimates Free; ee
Company
building too large and none too small.
Phone 189
L. A. Renaud, Prop. ----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED-----
HARTFORD B A T T E R Y
“ Battery Insurance”
W ilson & Shorey
Pine and Garland Sta., Orlando, Fla.
Sold and Serviced by
PURE W ATER
Edw. H iggins, Inc.
Elder Springs Water
H aight & W ieland
99.98% PURE
Phone 811-W
Sanford, Fla
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES
Oak and First
Geo. W /K n ig h t
Real Estate and Insurance
SANFORD
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FLORIDA
.. Em ploym ent Bureau..
LO R D ’S PU R ITY
W ATER
AS GOOD AS THE BBST
Daily Service
SA N F O R D
Phone 1*7
NOVELTY
W ORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
The vocational committee of the Bus!
General Shop and Mill
ness and Professional Women’s Club
W ork.
requests all young women desiring
employment to register at the First CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
National Bank.
517 Commercial Street Sanford, FIs.
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
D. F. SU M N ER
PAINTER
LET ME PAINT YOUR HOUSE
W ill O o lllit l or Toko Job by Ibo Hour
PHONE 411
I II LAUBEL ATE.
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
FOR SERVICE
Call 146-J
Before buying your
W. RAWLING, Prop.
T R A N SF E R
“ WE DELIVER THE GOODS"
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
If we please you, tell others; If no
tell us. Phone 498
H O TELS
Hotel Montezuma
“ Sanford’s New Hotel"
$1.80 Up Per Day
GILLON&
FRY
ELECTRICAL
Acteylene W elding
Contractors
OF ALL KINDS
Phone 442
Sanford W elding Co.
111 Park
Located la Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave.
A ve.
Phone 178
THE BALL HARD
WARE COMPANY
FLORIDA
WE ^ L S O B A T E COMPETENT MECHANICS
rOB OVZUHAUUMO TOUX .CAB
COOL WEATHER IS
Sanford Steam Laundry
COMING
Come in and look over
our line
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDBR8
Planes
and Specifications Cheerfullj
B1INO TOUX
Furnished
Battery Troubles to U s
All Work Guaranteed
W* SpMUIlM on XlMtTtotl Work I I I ru (tv*
H. T. PACE
P. O. Box 111
yon d.p«nd»bl. mt*Im ..
General Machine nnd Boiler Works
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
bands in stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
HEATING STOVE
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Fourth and Hanford Are
New Era Printery
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
COMMERCIAL AND
JOB PRINTING
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It sure
feels flko winter today but our
weather man will not get this
latest dope until tomorrow and
then the old bulb will bo froz
en out^i} together. Hooray <for
cold weather. It will make
ibuainess.
„w|.- „nd Men” on Monday
the Illch Sch«l •« »
Admission 25c and 35c.
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Mayor Stevens and Forest Lake,
candidates for City Commission, ware
out together yeatorday with tho pe
tition -for the road to Osceola and the
bridge on the Titusville Toad, the
money for which, will be raised by
private subscription, nnd the two can
didates represented the Sanford
Chamber of Commerce. Theyy had a
lot of iun over it, as they .told all the
merchnnts that they were getting up
a campaign fund, nnd intended to
split it flifty, glfty, and many of them
believed it, until they had read the
petition. The two candidates ware
not candidates .when they were «n,gaged In something for the Chamber
of Commorco guid something for the
■benefit.o fthe whoe county, and-.they
showed the real Sanford spirit whan
they dropped all their important busi
ness to solicit funds fo r the roads and
:bridges. Thi^w as one instance -the
business was placed before politics,
and showed ithat even the 'busiest o f
buriness'Tnen are willing to sacrifice
their time fo r the good of the com•munlty.
A m n « d lev
SANFORD’S
TEMPERATURE
i THE WEATHER
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HAD ROAD PETITION.
Talk* Soeclactly
«jt The City <6
170-3
p & Law, of Atlanta,*rae llnrthe!
^'yesterday transacting =luulWM.
No matter what the other fellow
Joes wo do better. Hof-Mac Battery
$ V F ot of First Street.” aiMtp
5r40 A. M. OCTOHER 21
Maximum ....................
.Minimum......................
IM M fm M . f
**(•*,«,.... 69
.Barometer ...................
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The Armistice Day Celebration
Haa many features in atore fo r you and the nice part of it all is that the American Legion boys
are putting this big day on without “ passing around the hat." One of the ways they pay for
this big day is through the aale o f the tickets on the—
e
Ford Automobile
I
And you may be the winner. Get one of these tickets from any of the Legion boys. And be it
remembered that “ tho store that Ib different" is making preparations to take care o f the cloth
ing wants of .quite a few'between now and that day. I f you want'the best fo r your money, be
sure to see—
1The ■conviction that one American
can
lick threo of any other raco ia MOTORCYCLE OFFICER
W. J. Horner, of Chicago, ia spend
surplus
war material.
HARRISON INJURED
ing some time here at the Montezu
r //f s r a x e r w ir / s j / m p £ h r^
ma.
Motorcyclo Officer Ned Harrison
Get your hats cleaned.nnd blocked
Have your watches and Jewelry re at tho French Hat Shop, 100 Sanford was badly Injured last night on the
. 179-Otp West First street road when he was
paired at McLaulin’s. Two first class nvo.
following a big car trying to get the
«at«h makers. Prompt'Service.
140-tfc
Thrift Is tho art o f not caring a exact speed and was run down by a
darn what pcoplo think about tho way truck coming up, the driver of which
was watching tho other car and turn
R, It. Allyn, of Tampa, spent the1 you dress.
ed Into Officer Harrson without nny
day here yesterday attending '.to busi
BATTERIES—America’s first
car wnrning. Tho motorcyclo was badly
ness and mingling with friends.
was regularly equipped with start wrecked and Harrison had his should
An evening of clean, .wholesome,en ing and lighting Batteries in >1011, er fractured and one of his hands badtertainment for all tho family Monday thL" battqry was an “ EXIDE” , today jy tom and some of the fingers
evening at tho High School. 17D-3tc tho master battery of the world. Do knocked out of joint nnd one of thorn
not be misled by the so-called just as broken. He will be laid up for same
timo to come as his hand is badly in
The continuous strategic retreat,of good.—Roy Brothers, Phono 548.
the Turks seems to bear out the atoty
175-tf-c jured.
that they were trained by German of
ANOTHER RIG FISH.
Historical note: Long, long ago, a
ficers.
girl became very indignant when a
Big fish abound In tho lnkcs nnd
Sec “ Mice nnd Men” Momiuy even mnlo person endeavored to hold her
rivers
and (recks of Seminolo county,
ing at the High School. Miss Wil hnnd.
and
every
day or so some one goes out
liams, render; Miss Wimbiah, danc
out and catches n fine string of fish.
er.
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One ease H ats, latest Tho prize fish of the season weighed
Bertrand Shepherd leaves today for style, $2.00 each, just re ten pounds or more, and rectlved tho
Spartanburg, S. C., whoro ho will en ceived.— Sanford
Shoe prize offered by tho Ball Hardware
Co. But one day this week, .John
ter Wolford collego.
& Clothing Co.
Purdon and W. J. Thigpen wontout to
179-Otc
Batteries at cut prices at Hof-Mac
tho Weklwa river, and brought one
homo that welghtd coven and oneBattery Co,, “ Foot of First Street.”
■It is too commonly held a man'has
170-fltp
half pounds. It is a sure bet that
made his mark In tho world when ho
nowhere else in the Iworld Is there
is able'to make it >($) in front o f four
It’s a sure bet the. discoverers o f
such fine fishing or moro places where
Utopia will hnve to at least pass or more figures.
you can fish than right hero in Semi
through Florida, bccauso this state ia
nole county.
"EXID E"
BATTERIES— Our Pull
a next-door neighbor,
man cars, airplanes, submarines,
TO THE PUBLIC
telephones nnd grent 7,000 mile wire
Rental batteries for any .make pf
less stations aro equipped with tha
car at Hof-Mac Ilnttcry Co., “ Foot of
I have sold my Laundry Agency nnd
master “ EXIDE" Batteries, the bat
First Street."
179-Otp
accounts to T. A. Butner and J. L.
tery is tho life of your car, got the
Wimbish. They will take charge Snt
best. -Wo recharge and repair all
urday, October 22, at noon. Leo But
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. \V. Matthews, of makes.—Ray Brothers, Phono 5-18.
ner will continue to hava charge of
Leesburg, were here yesterday to at
,170-tf-c
the delivering, I wish to 'thank the
tend the marriage of Miss Gladys
people of Sanford for their liberal
Greene nnd Mr. Ernest Matthews,
Have you seen tho latost things in
which tnok place yesterday afternoon stationary at Fie,Herald office! Right patronage and tho new owners will
continue to givo you the good work
at the Presbyterian church.
from tho manufacturers at very low and service that you have rcceved in
priceB.
the past.— Sanford Branch Lakeland
The Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Steam Laundry. Phone 475.— D. I).
will hold their Bazaar and Supper,
We hnve in stock different sizes of Weaver, Mgr.
180-ltc
December 1st nnd 2nd In tho Parish Pipelcss Round Onk Furnaces, also
House.
. 171-tfe automatic nnd instnntnneous hot wat
ATTENTION CELERY GROWERS!
er heaters.— Mnhoney-Wnlker Co.
We have just received n carload of
180-fltc
Men who enn't get freo space to
Yellow Jacket sprayers, price of same
exhibit their soro spots like to call
cash, 12 per cent below last year’s
it tho "capitalistic press.”
BIG TOWEL SALE.
prices.— Mnhonoy-Walkor Co. lflO^Ctc
Don't miss tho big towel snle nt
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
(.hurt-li >ti|| hold their Christmas Ba- Thrasher & Garner’s Snturday nnd
*n«r, Dec. 2 and .1, 1921. 167-o.a.w.tfc Monday, Octoho- 22*24. Fifty dozen
blenched Turkish towels, b Izcs 40x20.
CHICKEN DINNER, Surdny noon Wonderful vnlueso. If you nro going
and evening, Grny Gables, on the to buy towels, buy them now nnd save
beach, Seabreeze, Fla.
Phone 491, money. Big values at 35c; now 25c,
Free hath houses.
74-Frl-St-flm or 82.90 tho dozen.
178-2tc.
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HUPMOBILE
SA LE S A N D
SER VICE
W e Carry The Parts
The automboile has iproven to those 'whose
time is worth anything, that walking is an
extravagance and that-riding is true economy
l & O. {M otor
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of years 'the 'road would bo a bower of
shade and n bloom of color.
Nature is a very successful forester
but it docs not tako carc of what it
plants. <lt just keeps on planting and
the result is the forest. It would bo
very costly to employ men to look a f
ter the trees and shrubs along the
ronds of Florida, but if civic organiza
tions would devote one day in n year
to planting them along the roads thero
would be no known cost, i t would be
more of a picnic than of work.
It
would be a .pleasant outing nnd now
that so many have automobiles tho
people could go ten, fifteen or twenty
miles from home to do the work nnd
enjoy the day.
If the idea could get a start— not a
start simply In suggestion but a start ,
In the actual work— it would go for-^
ward and would show results even the I
first year. The results would bo c u -s
ntulntivo until In the course o f a few
yenrs they would amount to all that
hail been hoped from them.— TimeaUnion.
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW
Located within fifty feet o f brick street to
be sold this week on very reason
able terms.
See
A. P. CONNELLY
CLASSIFIED ADS
Classified advertise meats, S cents a line. No ad taken for lesa than
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask
must accompany all orders. Count fire words to a 'line and remit ac
cordingly.
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You will go wild over the new
FO R SA L E
Christmas cards and other protty
things in place cnrdB and tally cards FOR SALE— Rose No. 4 seed, Irish
at the Herald office.
potatoes, por bushel $8.00.— L. A.
Hrumlcy.
431-tfc
A thirty pound aweet potato Is FOR SALE—8-room liouso with nil
Mooro Haven’s answer to the asser
modern convenience, excellent re
tion that "Ye can't raise nuthln’ in pair. Private water works, .in idtslir-.
Floridy.”
able location. Reasonable terms. Ap
ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
116-tfc
FLYNT & K1LBEE
CASH STORE
W ANTED
WSNTBD— Customers for fresh milk,
morning nnd evening deliveries.— R.
L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu
WANTED—Tenm work. Apply ST
178-13tp
Hanspn Shoo Shop.
— BRIGHT BOY TO
LEARN
PRINT
ING TRADE. ONE THATB NOT
AFRAID OF A
LITTLE WORK.
POUT) TltUtJlf' for' sale.—West 3ldo APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINT
104-tfc ING COMPANY.
Grocery.
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WANTED
FOfJND
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■'OR SALE—Best opportunity for
wholesale and retail fish market on
East coast. Building, df.ck nnd ship POUND— Bunch of keys. Owner can
Porterhouse Steak, lb............ 25c
have same by calling at this office,
Loin Steak, lb. ....................... .25c ping platform. Address W. P. Wil proving property and paying for ad
Round Steak, lb................. :23c kinson, Now Smyrna, Fla. il0-l/M m vertisement.
179-tfc
Chuck Steak, lb.......................20c FOR SALE— Star Grafanola, twentyono records, polish and needles, A -l
Shoulder Clod Roast, lb.......... 20c
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
Pork Ham, lb............................ 25c condition, a bargain. Inquire at 520
Pork Shoulder, lb.................... 23c W. First Street. Phone 28. 17fl-0tp
Subscribers *to the Dnily Herald
Western Pork Chops, lb........ 33c MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.— Build
should ask for a receipt when the
Spare Ribs, lb.......................... 20c
ing and pier blocks, cement pockets,
Pork Sausage, lb...................... 30c cement sidewalks with guarantee to cnrrler boys colloct from you. It Is
Snowdrift, 8-lb. p a il............$1.25 Inst nnd net break or crock. General tha only protection you have In caso
Snowdrift, 4-lb. pail ..............70c cement contracting. All work guar
Pure Creamery Butter, lb.... 55c anteed. Elm nvenuo between Third the carrier changes or there happens
Eggs, dozen ............................ 50c nnd Fourth street.—J. E. Terwilliger, to be a mistake in tho account Euoh
Sugar, 15-lbs, f o r ................$1.00 Prop. Phono 224-W.
178-lm-tfc carrier boy Is supplied with receipt
Blue Rose Rice, 15-lbs.........$1.00
books, and is commanded to givo a
Post cards— loaal views -1c ench at
Best Self-Rising Flour, 24receipt by tho Herald. Soo that you
lb. sack ............................ $1.35 tho Herald office.
get your receipt at tho end o f each
Beat Self-Rising Flour, 12FOR SALE— Bnby carriage. Apply
lb. snek ................................ 70c
010 Onk nve.
17R-3tp week if you r.ro paying thnt way.
Ifl8-3tp.
Pillsbury Flour, 24-lbs.........$1.55
— IFSI 111
Pillsbury Flour, 12-ihs............ 80c FOR SALE— New cottage. Apply to
J, W. Muason, 001 Palmetto uvo,
Van Camp's Milk, Tall, Dz. $1.55
179-Otp PR O PER TY O W N E R S
3 10c pkg. Macaroni................25c
If you hnvo n roof that lenks, needs
For office supplies, stationery, etc.,
We have other bargains
repairing or painting, it will pay you
These Prices are Strictly Cash come to the Herald office,
to sco me. I have dovoted sixteen
F o r S A L S Nice, small business nt years to tho roofing business, and if I
171P0tp
109 Sanford Ave.
fail to plenso you it will cost you noth
301 SA N F O R D
AVE.
ing. I give every smnll job my per
FOR R E N T
sonal attention. Charges reasonable.
Edith Lucille Bail
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. Host o f references.
.Satisfaction
152-tfc guaranteed.
Apply 1004 Elm Ave.
Fresh M eats, Groceries
Mrs. Laura F. Galloway, chnriman
of the good ronds department of the
Florida Federation of Women's Clubs,
writes the Times-Union endorsing nn
editorial recently published entitled,
Beautifying Florida Roads. She calls
attention to tho fact that for two
years tho Florida Federation of Wom
en’s Clubs, through its good roads
committee, hod urged tho beautifica
tion of tho road, a fact of which we
were aware. Wo did not claim to
have originated the idea, which was
an old one, but wo wished to contrib
ute to tho extent of our ability to its
success.
Tho writor calls attention to tho fact
that in counties which haw planted
trees nnd shrubs along their roads it
has often proven truo thnt whoro these
huvo not been destroyed by reckless
driving nnd marudlng animals they
hnvo died from lnck of n follow-up
Tencher Plano and Harmany
system.
(Graduate
Chicago Musical College
Wo do not think the follow up sys
tarn
is
as.accessary
in
the
planting
of
I
trees and shrubs ns in the keeping up
Call 16 J for .Appointments
o f repair work on tho roads. In fact
-j wo think more can bo accomplished Byes Examined
Glasses Designed
without any follow up system than
,fj with
H enry M cLaulin, Jr.
it In the work o f boautlfylng the'
jj roads. ,It costs loss to plant another1
tr«o or shrub o r a score of,other trees
I and shrubs than to watch over ona
and keep it growing.
Wo suggested a day of tree and
shrub .planting on whJeh tho^people
wOUld .pVWit acqttis and shrubs with
the knowledge that lilne out dt tert
would never .live. Tha .npxt year tho o r rk n A N
Graduate Northern Illinois College
planting cduld be trejtMtM and-a f
? f t ‘Bast First St.
*E«f»#ord,*Wa.
would live each .year. Tn the coi
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•Sanford, Florida
THE ROAD BEAUTIFUL
S a n fo r d , F la .
Gall
FOR RENT—Suburbnn Homo.
■107tfc
308-J.
W . >E, 'DODD
PRACTICAL ROOFER
Phone
444
>109 East Firfct SL
FOR RENT— Furnished ,ro6m with
private hath. B14 Myrtle. T7(Ltfc
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms,
convenient to-boarding house. Apn
ply, 807 Magnolia Ave.
177-5tc
GOOD LOGATlON fdr oittieat market,
309 Fi
Apply to &06
First street. 174-tfc
FOR SALE— 1920 Ford -touring body.
Bear of Dodgo Bros. Motor Co.—
Ofcas. Stein.
178*Gtp
FUR RENT— Bed room, 311 Hark avetme.
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(F 0 IT -.R E N T -L .rg e W H r W ie d td
room.
Convenient to
hmise. 715'MefttoBa ave.
SEMINOLE
ABSTRACT CO.
G et A n A bstract B efore
B uying Property
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IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1921
LEADERS of
big five
met w ith labor board
IN SECRET conference
Air Their Grevlances
Which Led to the
Strike Call
NUMBER 170
President Opens Unemployment M eet
PROCESS COLORING
FOR EARLY ORANGES
INTRODUCED AT LAKE WEIR.
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
RECORDED AT CAPITOL
FOUR THOUSAND DISTANT.
„ . _ <*r TU I umUM Tnm)
OCALA, Fla., Oct. 20.—A success
ful process fo r coloring oranges were
developed stthe packing house on
Lake Wler which will permit the ship
ping o f fully colored M rittin tho sea
nvPR THE PROSPECTS OF AD- son o f oranges, m cc titm ^ j standard
JUSTMBNT WITH BROTHER.
add test.
HOODS OF RAILWAYS
(Sy Tb* AiMoUUd Ft*m )
(Br The A»*o«l»U4 Bnm )
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.— Railway ex
ecutives yesterday took active steps
to keep their lines ntnning If the
threatened rail strike materialized Oc
tober noth.
A member of tho General Manag
ers’ Association let it become known
that today nil roads entering Now
York woul djoin In an advertising
campaign for workers to fill such va
cancies as might occur. A t tho same
time the Erie Issued nn appeal to the
public for volunteers to man cabs and
platforms. Other lines also are keep
ing their eyes on commuters as a pos
sible Rourco of labor.
Railroad officials professed to bo
little concerned nbout their yard forc
es, upon announcement that thirty lo
cale
the railroad yardmasters’ as
sociation, claiming to havo 2,600
members in tho vicinity of Now York
hurt voted to stick. A t the samo time
John F. Welsh, an organizer for the
Seaman’s Union, hinted that the rail
roads need not look to coastwise ship
ping lines to move any passengers
stranded by tho strike, as ho said
members of tho union would refuso to
man const wise vessels in tho event of
a railroad striko.
Tlii association o f railway execu
tives issued a statement assorting that
the public, "tho real paymasters,"
could not afford rates necessitated by
present labor costs, and statements o f
cate reductions made since tho 12
per cent wnge cut was ordeted, in or
, r ,n show that the roads were makng sacrifices thomseves and not putmg the whole burden on labor.
SOUTHERN BANKS AIDED.
U -.
Sm m U M
Tnm )
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 20.—
, r " ncca totalling approximately
J ,° ,000 to southern financial Instltulons were announced Wednesday by
e wnr finance corporation. The ad**ncc" consisted o f ;$500,000 to a
»nk In Gcorggla on export cotton,
»-0 noo to n bank. In Georgia on ag
, u ural loans, $66,000 to a flananclal
nstltutlon In Texas on livestock loans
7,
10 n bank In Texas on liveJ r * lonn*. *»nd $42,000 to another
loxna bank also on livestock.
deS»\W.°r,J new> th*
, , re< nt Four door each « veiling,
•lDC the week.
rv-, • v .
WORST ONE YET
DECISION
ON FREIGHT
REDUCTIONS
REQUESTED TO COME DOWN ON
GRAIN, FEED AND
LUMBER
(B r T b
Im nUM
fn a )
RAILWAY STRIKE
CANNOT DELAY
BUT STOPPED
President Harding formally opening tho national unemployment confer
ence lit WiiNhlngton In the auditorium of the Interior department. On the
CHIEFS,
ptntforiu with the President, left to right, are Secretary of Labor Davts and SAYS BROTHERHOOD
BUT
IS
UP
TO
THE
RAIL
Secretary of Commerco Hoover.
ROADS
WASHING----------GTON, Oct. 20.— Decision
by tho Interstate Commerco Commis
sion on pending cases involving re
quested reductions in freight rates on
hay, grain, feed and lumber under
stood to be imminent today after con
ference o f railroad situation in which
President Harding, Chairman McChord of Commission and Acting At
torney General Goff participated.
POLICE INVESTIGATE EXPLOSION
IN AMBASSADOR HERRICK’S HOME,
U. S. OFFICIAL’S NARROW ESCAPE
ANTI-LYNCHING BILL
HAS TEETH IN IT
AND MIGHT BITE.
Bomb, Widely Known During the War, Was Sent
Through the Mail—Valet Who Opened the
Package Was Seriously Wonded
(By Tb* l i w d l M Fret*)
(Br T U AuoeUUd Prut)
(Br T i* AatocltUd Pr»M)
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 20.—
PARIS, Oct. 20.— Pollco authorities
Tho Dyer anti-lynching bill impoaing
heavy penalties on persons involved Investigating tho explosion of an in
jn mob action, resulting in taking life, fernal machine in tho rcsldonco of
was ordered favorably reported today
American Ambnssdor Herrick yester
by tho House judiciary committee.
day report that apparently a British
bomb widely used during tho war was
CENTRAL FLORIDA MEDICOES
MEETING AT OCALA. concealed in a package sent to the
ambassador. No cluo as to those who
OCALA, Flo., Oct. 20.—Tho Cent- plotted the assassination of Herrick
trnl Florida Mcdlcnl Association is In
Bossion hero today.
PASTOR BURNS TO DEATH.
ORLANDO, Fla., Oct. 20.— Rev.
Doxter, a Bnptist minister residing
at Clermont, Fla., was burned to
death Tuesday night whon his homo
caught fire. It Is thought tho flro
caught from tho oxplosi n of an oil
stovo. Tho body was burned to a
crisp though tho houso was Haved
from tho flames. It is thought tho
Rov. Dexter was overcome and fell
fighting the flames.
W ar Department
W ill Sell Forts and
Other Property
Several Abandoned Barracks Includ
ing Ft. Marion Will Go.
(Br Tb* AuoeUUd Fro*)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-dTho War
Department is prepnrlng to soil at
auction moro than sovonty real estnto
tracts over the country regarded as
useless for present or future army
purposes. Tho property to be sold In
cludes St. Francis barracks at St. Au
gustine; Anastnsla Island, Two Is
lands In Mnntanzas river near St. Augustino nnd Forts Marlon and Mantanzns.
Other property to bo sold by tho
Department In Florldn is Champanfield at Miami; Flag Island, In Perdldo bay; Gasparilla Island; St. Johns
Bluff; St. Joseph’s Bny reservation,
St. Andrews Bny Reservation nnd
Fort Clinch. Solos will be made nt
public auction.
WANTED RELIGION CHANGED.
Several Deplore New"
Tax Revision o f
Committee
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 20 —
Pronounced earthquake shocks, begin
ning nt 1:30 and continuing until 3
o’clock was recorded early today on
tho Georgetown University slesmoSENATOR UNDERWOOD
graph. The eccnter o f the edisturb- SAYS
AND NOT EVEN CREATORS
ance was four thousand miles from
CAN UNDERSTAND IT
Washington.
BOARD optim istic
CHICAGO, Oct. 20. Leaders of
the Big Fiyc Rnilroftd Brotherhood*
met today with the Railroad Labor
Board In secret Informal conference to
air their grievance* which led to the
itrike call while the chairmen o f mo*t
of eleven other principal railroad un
ions decided whether thoy alio would
call a walkout. The labor board mem
bers wero optimistic over the pros
pects of adjustment o f the brother
hood members’ complaint* but no
plans were announced for discussion
with the railroad executive's boards
program to avert a strike by tempor
ary maintaining the present level and
reducing freight rates.
Summary of the strike situation:
The outsanding features of the strike
situation: In the cast the railroads
today began advertising fo r men to
fill the places of strikers while in
Chicago the government agencies are
at work to prevnll upon the Brother
hoods and switchmen’s union to with
draw strike order. The roads docided
to operate passenger, mail and milk
trains first, then restoro freight ser
vice rapidly as crews can be obtained.
An appeal of tho American Railroad
Men's Association, fraternal body em
bracing 10,000 yardmasters, yard
conductors nnd/ switchmen advising
workers to call o ff tho strike "before
public opinion overwhelm you." Moot
ing of United States Railroad Labor
Board with presidents of fivo big
brotherhoods. Conference of eleven
ttandanl unions to formulate joint
policy on which thoy will either go
along if ‘ trike is cnllcd, or walk out.
TAX REVISION PROPOSAL
MEETS WITH OPPOSITION
AMONG MANY SENATORS
hns boon found. Newspapers
voiced horror at tho outrage.
VEGETABLE BUYER
OF PITTSBURG DROPS
DEAD AT IIRADENTOWN.
today
PARIS, Oct. 20.—Tho bomb explod
ed yesterday in tho home of Myron T.
Jlerrlck, American ambassador, ser
iously injuring tho vnlot who opened
tho package containing it. Tho room
was wrecked. Herrick nrrivod at tho
house two minutes nfter tho explos
ion.
WILL LAUNCH A MOVEMENT
TO ELIMINATE THE 3 MILL
LIMIT IN SCHOOL TAXES
State Meeting o f Teachers W ill Endeavor to Bring
About a Way for Schools to Prosper
in the future
ORLANDO, Oct. 20.— It developed
Tuesday, at a meeting hero of educa
tional authorities to formulate plans
for tho forthcoming mcoting of tho
Florida Educational Association, that
a vigorous fight is going to bo launch
ed. at tho convention to pull Florida
out of the- povorty-Htrickon condition
that now hedges in tho educational
system of tho state.
'
It is a notorious fact that in somo
sections, notably In Dade county,
boaBting tho proud city of Miami, that
tho schools figuratively speaking are
living on bread and wator. And in
this city, exhibiting ovldenccs of
wealth at overy point o f tho compnss,
Superintendent Johnson said tho
schools are worrying along on a scant
$17,000 a yoar from city sources.
To bring tho flnancos up to within
hailing distance of tho requirements,
a mcuBuru Is going to bo fathered by
the Association this year, Bprung with
all tho momentum possible, to make it
legally possible to do away with the
three-mill tax levy limit now specified
by law and to raise tho limit to ten
mills.
That will be tho big shot of tho
convention, tho problem of curriculum
and school administration being rele
gated to second placo by tho crisis of
money need.
Tho next big question to como up
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oct. 20.—Tho
Rev. Edwin R. Stephenson, on trial on
a charge o f second degree murder IP
connection with the killing o f Father
Coyle, went down on his kneos on one J.AKE MICHIGAN BOAT
occasion In supppllcatlon to his daugh
BURNS AT MARINE CITY.
ter, Ruth' Stephenson, In an effort to
(By TV* AM O* It 1*4 T n u )
Induce her to forsake the Catholic
MARINE CITY, Mich., Oct. 20.—
church, according to the testimony of
Two member* o f the crew o f the
Chief o f Pollco T. J. Shirley, Wed
stoamer William H. Wolfe, wore lost
nesday.
when the vessel burned opposite here
Seventy-two thousand dollars is be this morning.
will bo the revision of the high school
courso of study. Superintendent John
son, discussing tho plans yesterday
morning, Hold It Is tho plun of tho au
thorities to mako tho courses moro
and more elastic, and to do away moro
and more with hard and fast rules of
curriculum.
Superintendent Johnson estimates
that a thousand teachers and educa
tional authorities will attend tho con
vention, which will bo hold tho Inst
we ok in December.
Tho
Baptist
church has been choson for tho ses
sions.
Tho big gun of tho occasion will bo
Dr. Elwood P. Cubborloy, of Lcland
Stanford University, of California,
who will como all tho way from tho
wost coast to ho present hero. Ho is
ono o f tho foremost educational au
thorities in tho county, nnd those ar
ranging for tho meeting feel they
havo secured a trump card.
At tho meeting held hero Tuesday
with Superintendent Johnson wore:
W. S. Cnwthorn, o f tho F. E. A. nnd
state superintendent of high schools;
R. L. Turner, stato rural Inspector of
schools, and secretary of tho F. E. A.;
J. H. Brinson, treasurer o f tho Asso
ciation and stato superintendent of
negro education; and C. E. Yowoll, a
member o f tho executive committee of
the F. E. A.
TWO WERE WOUNDED
IN BELFAST RIOT.
lb
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.—The prospec
tive railroad strike cannot be post
poned, but it can be settled. This was
the opinion o f four big brotherhood
chiefs and president of switchmen’s
union after a conference this morning
at which it was learned they had con
sidered all posslblo phases o f tho sit
uation as they may be presented this
nfternoon at meeting with the Labor
Hoard.
Ths At— («t* l t iw il
BELFAST, O ct 20.—Two porsona
were wounded during the Bring in
Stanhope street area last night be
tween the military and snipers. Ono
w ai a young girl.
ing spent on the erection of the oneYou never realize how closely a
Any coat of arms wll* do for the
half mil# race track, grand stand and
Association
o f Nations excopt two
gesture
can
resemble
explosive
pro
stablea In connection with the state
axes
rampant
on a grindstone field.
fanity
until
you
watch
a
traffic
cop.
fair grounds at JaJcksonvllle.
BRADENTOWN, Fla., Oct. 20.—
Albert M. Travis, ono o f tho best
known vogotablo nnd fruit buyers in
this stato, dropped end hero yestorday afternoon. Physicians Snld tho
causo was henrt disease. Tho oremnins
will ho shipped to Pittsburg today.
Heo is survived by a widow and a
son in Pittsburg.
GEORGE DEPLORES SITUATION.
LONDON, Eng., Oct. 20.—Tho sit
uation in England nn regards trade
nnd employment is worse than nt any
time since tho Nnpoleonlc wars, de
clared Prime Minister Lloyd Georgo
in the houBt o f commons, Wednesday
in outlining the government’s policy
on these two subjects. At present, ho
sold, there are 1,760,000 person un
employed. He declared that tho enuses for the situation could all bo sum
med up in one word—war.
Dempsey and Willard
to Have Return Match
Says Tex Rickard
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.—The com*
promise tax revision bill was assailed
today in tho senate by both Demo*
ernts and RepubBcans.
Senator Underwood, of Alabama*
the Democratic leader, characterised
the measure as the worst ever present
ed’ to congress. No one understood if*
ho declared, except a few treasury ex
perts who drew it, and he predicted
that if the bill became a law the courts
would be several yeare in Interpreting
It.
Charging the Republicans with s
failure to be candid with the Ameri
can people the Democratic leader said
they were trylrtg to have it go out
that taxes were to be reduced when as
a matter of fact they would bo in
creased through the operation of ths
administrative provisions o f tho rev
enue measure and the proposed Amer
ican valuation plan in the tariff bill.
Senator Moses, Republican, New
Hampshire, paid his respects to ths
committee bill and also to the nmondmonts sponsored by tho agricultural
bloc, which ho termed tho kjn-capklan—a play on tho names of Senators
Kenyon of Iuwa, and Cappor, o f
Kansas, leaders in tho bloc. Endors
ing tho Smoot manufacturers’ sales
tax, Scnntor Moses declared the commltteo bill "plnlnly wns drawn under
tho inspiration of the slognn ’soak tho.
rich’."
Merchant Electrocuted*
A t Raleigh, N. C. Today
— Guilty o f M urder
North Carolinn Trngedy Ends With
Electrocution of Murderer
(B r Th* AuocliU d Tnu)
RALEIGH, N. C., Oct. 20.—J. T .
Harris, former Ridgecrest merchant
nnd brothor-in-law of tho Into Fed
eral Judga Jeter C. Prichard, was elec
trocuted nt the stnte prison here this
morning for the killing of F. W. Man
nish, philanthropist o f Tuscaloosa,
Ain., at Ridgecrest Inst September.
Two shocks were required to produce
death. Harris mnda no statement
concerning the killing. At tho trial
Harris’ counnel set up the plea o f in
sanity whllo tho prosecution contended
Harris killed Monnish because o f tha
latter’s activities against bootlegging.
Tha defense claimed Harris wa* suf
fering under hallucination that M oa nlsh had been intimate with Mrs. Han*
rls.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.—Tex Rickards
is still working on plans todny for a
return mutch between Jnck Dempsey
nnd Josso Willard following a confer
ence yesterday with Dompsoy and
Kcurns. Rickard reported to bo try
ing to comploto Dempsey’s end of tho PROPOSED BRUNSWICK
MOTORCADE CALLED
arrangements during a brief visit in
OFF FOR TIME BEING’.
Chicago.
On account o f conditions grow ing
out of the threatened rnlrond strike
tho Brunswick, GGa.t motorcade t o
Forlda East Coast cities has baem
Indcfinltoy postponed, according t o
word
received by the chamber o f com-Wonderful Display of All tho Latest
tnorco
Wednsday.
Creations In Ladies’ Wear
Tho party was to arrive In- JhcJcAmong the notable fall openings sonvllo next Monday at noon__ Jack
nnd displays o f women’s wear and sonville Metropolis.
millinery, that of J. M. DreSner of this
city stands out distinctive from tho Carlstrom Aviators
rest as being one o f tho most credit
Indicted fo r M urder
able in Sanford. Mrs. Draanor, the
presiding genius In this popular em
By Charlotte Co. Jury
porium, spent several months in the
eastern markets this summer careful Case Will Be Transferred to Federal
ly selecting her stock for the needs of
Court at Jacksonville
this community. A glance at the
(Mr TU A***el*(*A Bttm J
windows and the store makes one
PUNTA OORDA, O ct 20^-Ih dfctthink that Mrs. Dresner had Star nerve
with her when she purchased those menta charging murder ware returned
beautiful and rich evening gowna, ev by the county grand jury against
ening dresses and coats and coat suits Lieut. B. K. Hoker, Sergt, 8. B ryad but she seems to have gained the idea vad and Private Yougblithe, Carlstrom
from experience that Sanford people Field, for killing o f F. Pitts hero
would buy the best if they had an op last April and authorities received •
portunity o f obtaining It here and the request from Washington to transfer
sales recorded at this store since open th* case to tho federal court st Jack
ing day bear wltnesa to tho fact that sonville.
it was no ralstalu to bring such a won
derful array o f suits and dresses to
That general cut In railroad rats
Sanford fo r 8anford ladies while ex- has been imminent about as often a
(OosUaMd om P i n BU)
the down-fall o f the sovlit regime.
Dresner’s Fall Showing:
Brings Many Shoppers
to Sanford This Week
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Editors Strong for Pro
tection Fish and Game
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 10.—
With a vote on ratification of the
German peace treaty expected late
today. Senator Johnson, republican,
California, an "irrcconclllablo” in tho
Versailles tronty fight, opened the
day’s discussion in tho senate with a
statement explaining his position in
favor of ratification.
Sonator Johnson said ho could not
subscribo to the views o .father "Irreconclllables” that tho treaty would
be likely to involvo this country in
European entanglements, although
recognizing the sincerity of thoso
holding that viow.
.
Senator Johnson held, however, un
alterable opposition to America’s
joining tho allied reparations com
mission. Tho views o f Secretary
Hughes in favor o f such representa
tion, he Haid, constitute tho danger of
tho future.
Secretary Hughes, tho sonqtor de
clared, was "one o f thoso who would
hnvo take nus Into th omnolstrom of
Europe.”
,
Tho California senntor served no
tice that an endeavor was made to
take us into th orcparatlons com
mission, * • • " I shall be no loss
active or irreconcillnblo than in tho
contest which was finally won before
tho American people themselves.”
Tho proposed reservation , to the
treaty proposing that no Amoricnn
representative on tho reparations
commission or other commission shall
bo appointed without tho consont of
congress, howovor, "protosta1’ the
country, Senator Johnson said.
Senntor Hitchcock, o f Nebraska,
lender o ftho forces which favored
ratification of tho treaty of Versailles
spoko for tho ponding treaty, declar
ing re-establishment o f peace with
Germany was necessary for Ameri
can and world rehabilitation.
Exceptions to soma o f Scantor
Hitchcock's arguments wore taken by
several domocrats, including Senators
Glass, Virginia; Reed, Missouri; McKollar, Tonnesseo, and Williams, Mis
sissippi.
"I do not bolleve this treaty will en
able Germany to buy another balo of
cotton or poun of foodstuffs,” said
Senator Williams.
COWLES HEADS
SCOTTISH RITE MAHONS
Tho South Florida Press Associa
tion, composing editors and publishers
of papers throughout South Florida,
mot Friday and Saturday at Lakeland.
Tho two-day session was one of tho
llvcst in tho organization’s history,
and a program of constructive discus
sion, was followed.
On Friday ovenlng, the Lakeland
Chamber o f Commerco, entertained
with a grid-iron supper at the Elks’
grill, during tho courso o f which, many
of the active members o f the associa
tion received tho sizzling fun provok
ing roastings that thoy, in most cases,
richly deserved.
Besides tho discussion of questions
of interest purely to tho business o f
ficers of tho nowspapers of the sec
tion, a number o f problems o f civic in
terest wore discussed. Among the
most hentod discussions, was that aris
ing over tho fish and game preserva
tion laws, and the editors unanimous
ly declared their conviction that the
present laws must be more strictly
enforced, and now laws enacted, mak
ing tho ruthless destruction of tho
state’s fish and game, impossible. Tho
matters of public posting, and treedestruction, misrepresentation of busi
ness conditions to tourists, and the
business of caring for a record-break
ing Influx o f northern visitors, were
also considered, Willis Powell, secre
tary of tho La*ke County Chamber of
Commerco declaring that the stago
was set for ono o f tho biggest winters
Florida had over seen.— Polk County
Record!
GATOR COACII SPEEDING
UP TEAM; IS DEVELOPING
OFFENSIVE FOR GAME.
GAINESVILLE, Fla., Oct. 10.— Aa
tho result of tho gamo Saturday
against Morcor 1 nwhtch tho Unlvorsity o f Florida defeated tho opposing
team 7 to 0, tho coash has put apodal
stress this weok on speeding up tho
team and trying to dovolop an offon■ivo spirit
Tho gnmo Saturday showed that tho
'Gators havo nothing to fear in hold
ing any team in tho South, as fnr as
tho lino nnd defensive work Is con
cerned ,but that thoy lack the offen
sive spirit, without which It will bo
impossdblo to run up large scoroa.
Tho defense against aerial attack
showed decided improvement over last
Monday’s game. The few forward pos
ses that wero tried by tho Florida
team, although for the most part in
complete .showed the result o f tho
stress puut on that form o f tactlca
during tho last week.
Tho gamo with tho University of
Tonnosaeo at Knoxville next Satur
day will be a hard fight against ono
o f tho moat aggressive teams In the
South, and although the spirit is op
timistic, it ia realized that the ’Gators
will havo to show more improvement
on tho offenalve, if they expect to give
a good account o f themselves in this
gams.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 19.—
John H .Cowls, of Loulsvlllo, Ky., was
today elected sovereign .grand com
mander of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite of Free Masonry, south
ern division o f tho United States.
Otherofflcisls o f the supreme council
elected were Horatio C. Blumley, o f
Fargo, N. C., grand prior; W. T. Hu
go, Duluth, Minn., grand chancellor;
Edward C. Day, Helena, Mont, grand
minister o f state, and Perry W.. Weld
or, Los Angeles, Cal., secretary-treas
Prohibition may be said to
havo
urer; Melvin R. Grant, Meridian,
gone beyond "the experimental stage”
Mias., wa sappointed grand ahnoner.
since most people have now learned
how
to circumvent i t
For first class job work—the Herald
A tie-up of rail transportation on
October 80 that is threatened by the
railroad brotherhoods, would natur
ally affect Jacksonville, but not to
the extent cities less fortunate as to
geographical location would suffer.
This Is the concensus o f opinion o f
Jacksonville businoss interests who
are watching the outcome o f the pres
ent railroad situation.
Jacksonville, as well as the stute
of Florida, it is pointed out, occupies
a position where a railroad
strike
would not approach the disastrous
consequences that inland cities and
states would face. Florida’s facilities
fo r water-borne traffic are probably
greater than those o f any other state,
it is argued, and freight would con
tinue to move.
Jacksonville’s location would enable
her, it is claimed, to continue buslness, even though on a reduced seals
by reason of her steamboat and steam
ship lines.
Local wholesalers said Tuesday that
Jacksonville is well stocked at present
and while they view with much con
cern the impending strike they do pot
anticipate the real worry that many
other cities would experience. Some
even declared that they rad not gttren
the matter serious thought because
they believed the strike will be avartWhat ia considered representative o f
the views o f tho wholesalers, is the
statement o f J. H. McLaurin, presi
dent o fthe Southern Wholesale Gro
cers Association. ,
"Jacksonville and other porta with
water facilities,1 ’Mr. McLaurin said,
"Is more independent o f the results of
tho dlsastor represented by a nation
wide railroad striko than aie the in
land markets, whose total depondenco
is njvjn tho railroads.
"So It Is locally that naturally we
would suffor less than i fwe wert othorwlso geographically situated.”
The same view was taken by A. V.
Snell, manager o f the Chamber of
Commorce. “ Florida,” ho said, "with
its wealth of ports and inland water
ways reaching fa r Into tho Interior
•from all sides, would be less affected
by the strike than any other state,
"How fa r its effect would be upon
shipments by water to Florida ai\d
then into the interior it is Impossibjo
to. judge as it would bo the rovers*,
but they would bo, of courso, heavily
affected.
Tho striko Mr. Snell continued,
would oIbo havo o gront effect upon
tourist travel. "Even ,the throat of a
strike is causing tourists to cnncifl
their plans until there is somo Im
provement in the situation”
Howovor, Mr. Snell sold, tho strike
will havo no effect upon automobile
tourists. It might, he added, result In
more automobile travel into Florida
this season than ever before in the
state's history,
Shlppors point out that Jackson
ville is served by not only coastwise
steamship linos reaching as far north
as New York, but by steumboat lines
down the St. Johns river and the
Florida East Coast canal. In tho tvent
o f n complete tie-up o f rail transpor
tation, it Is contended shipments from
Florida interior points not reached by
wator, could be easily taken care of
by motor trucks and Jacksonville and
tho state would not bo cut off from
tho great eastern markets.—Jackson
ville Metropolis.
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EUGENE W ALTER’S Great Play
DeLand will have one o f the best
basketball teams In the State o f Flor
ida if present plans go forward as ex
pected. The DeLand Athletic'Associa
tion, which was organized last spring
and composed mainly of the business
men o ftho city, aftor having success
fully put out a baseball team that
won t18 out o f 17 games played, is
now planning to have an all-star
basketball team and in a few days a
manager and captain o f the team will
be fchosen, games scheduled and prac
tise commenco.
The Association has plenty o f ma
terial to choose from including a
number o f ox-college stars.
F. P.
Whitehalr captain o f the Stetson state
champions last year-andfreputed to
be one o fthe best guards in the State,
will probably hold one o f these posi
tions on the DeLand team. Pug Allen,
o f Golden Tornado tfame, and athletic
coach for the past two years o f the
and baskketball
Stetson
teams, will also appear in' the De
Land line-up. Eddie Gilliland for three
years one o ftho star forwards o f the
Stetson State champ team, will also
be out for position while for center
there is Hicks, who has played with
Auburn. Howard Hodgden and Carl
Farris, both ox-Stetson men, who won
their letters on champlonhslp teams/
will be out for guard and forward po
sitions. In addition to these former
stars, there is plenty more material
in the city. _
At a meeting held Monday night, in
the Commercial Club, ways and means
of obtaining uniforms were consid
ered, and It was also suggested that
arrangements be made for a place to
practiso in. Permission to use the high
school gymnasium providing the as
sociation pays for th lights, etc., will
probably bo made.
As soon as a manager is elected a
schedule will bo worked out, the first
games probably bolng exhibition one
with the Stetson university flva. Com
posed o f all-tars, the Crackers' bas
ketball team should be a sure win
ner.—DeLand News.
FE A TH E R S
With an ALL-STAR CAST
ALSO A ClOOD COMEDY
...Start...
Bank Account
Start a bank account with us and we will help you make it
larger. We are equipped to care fo r your deposits with abso
lute safety. There is no function o f a bank we cannot per
form. Every facility afforded to farmers and others for
transaction of their banking business. Accounts may be
opened by mail and monies deposited or withdrawn in this
way with equal facility. There are scores o f young men in
Sanford who should start a bank account. The dimes they
throw away every month if brought to our bank would make
them independent as they reach the noonday o f life. In fact,
every person who has a dollar should start a bank account.
Try it and you will always thank us for this advice.
The Peoples
o f Sanford
RAIL HEADS UNABLE
Florida have been impressed with the
CAN SHIP FRUIT IF EDIBLE
TO GO TO ORLANDO
AND NOT MISREPRESENTED. idea that .under a recent ruling of
RATE CONFERENCE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.— Senntor the fedoral authorities, oranges and
Fletcher was advised today by the grapefruit vould not bo shipped tho
Owing to tho Inability of tho rail
secretary o f agriculture that the puro fully colored, if the test showed less
road executives to come to Orlando on
food and drug act does not prevent the than eight pjarts of solublo solids
Oct. 27, tho joint committee o f the
shipment o f citrus fruit which dots to each part o f acid calculated as cit
railroad mon, with tho shippers of
rus acid without water of crystallznFlorida fruits and vegetables, an not pass tho socalled acid test pre tion in oranges, and sevan to ono in
scribed by food inspection decision No.
nounced for that date bns been trans
182, providod such fruit is ediblo, is grapefruit.
ferred to Jacksonville. This conference
not artificially colored by swating or
for the discussion of tho rnto situation
otherwise to conceal maturity and Is
The world news the day it happens,
will bo hold at the Jncksonvlllo Cham
in
no
wise
misrepresented.
delivered
at your door each evening,
ber o f Commerco on Oct. 27, and thoso
It appears that man yshippon in 15c the week.
planning to attend tho Orlando meet
ing, will bo so advised. A preliminary
mooting of. the growers and shipper
will bo hold at 8 o’clock in Jackson
ville tho night before, on Oct| 20.
President S. J. Sllgh, of tho Orlan-do Perishablo Traffic Lcnguo, stated
yesterday that the league was mailing
a letter to the Florida growors and
shippers notifying them of tho change
in the meeting place of the rato con
ference ,nnd asked that the press co
operate In advising of tho change. lie
stated that the Orlando Perishable
Economy is not only a matter o f saving. It
Traffic Lcaguo would bo strongly rep
consists also of spending money to best advantage.
resented at tho Jackksonvlllo confer
You can often add materially to tho effectiveness
ence and expected to soo practically
o f your purchases by reading the advertisements
every shipper of citrus fruit from this
in this publication.
section present.
.Chase & Co., of Jacksonville, who
I
arranged tho meeting first announced
Advertising identifies goods o f unquestioned
fo r Orlando, hnvo sinco issued tho fo l
value. When a manufacturer puts his name on a
lowing:
product and tells you about it, you may rest as
"Tho present freight rates on Flor
sured that it is worth while. It does not pay to
ida fruits and vegetables arc too high
advertise
merchandise that I b not sound. The
and thp growers nro looking to the
comebacks
aro too costly.
railroads to reduce thorn and givo
them some relief from th eprosent
Mako a practice of rending advertisements.
burden o fhlgh transportation charges
with which ovory fruit nnd vegetable
Road them ns nows from tho business world, pub
grower In tho state is handicapped.
lished for your benefit.
"W o fool thnt it is hlgn time that
something be dono towards reducing
Sometimes, thoy keep you from making an
the rates and .for that purpose we
unwise
purchase by pointing oul just why one
havo arranged a meeting with the rail
article
Buits
your needs better than another. A
road representatives and Florida ship
step toward real economy!
pers in Orlando.”
L. B. Skinner, prominent citrus
grower and packer o f Dunedin, speak
Often, they help you live better and dress bet
ing o f this meeting, said that all
ter, and make more of your income in every way.
growers who can possibly do so should
Also, real economy!
attend. He said:
"There aro hundreds o f thousands
And you will find that thdy frequently save
o f Florida oranges and grapefruit offyou
money.
grade and sizes, that ought to be ship
ped ,that were not shipped last year,
showed a loss Instead o f a profit, and
Economy, Certainly
they never can be shipped, under the
present freight rate.”—Orlando Sen
tinel.
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economy
The leaves are falling, which Is
further evidence that some things are
coming down.
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For office supplies, stationery, etc*
come to the Herald office.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20,1921
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TOURIST PAKOJON
This Progressive Wank ON LAKE FRONT UPSALA AND
FOR NEXT WEEK * * *GRAPEVILLE
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recognizes that its progress hinges
TOURIST
AND
CONVENTION
COMMITTEE NOW PERFECT.
ING FINAL PLANS
on the financial growth o f this com
munity.
So it's perfectly natural fo r it to
be interested in the progress o f each
citizen.
Consequently, for our mutual
benefit, this bank offers its co-opera-.
tion and invites your account.
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SERVICE
until a Into hour when tho hostoBS
served sandwiches, pickles, enko and
hot chocolate as refreshments.
There were twenty-two members
•MBS. FRED DA1GBH, Society Editor, who enjoyed this delightful evening.
S O C IE T Y
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Thursday—Tho Womun’s Auxiliary of
tho American Legion will entertain
tho members of tho Legion nnd all
thoso eligible to become members,
and all members of tho Auxiliary, at
* the Woman’s Club House, nt 8:30 p.
m.
il
Thursday— Greeno-Mntthows wedding
will take placo at five o'clock at tho
Presbyterian church,
Saturday— Children’s Story Hour will
bo held nt tho Central Park at five
o ’clock.
Saturday—Tho Cecilion Club will meet
nt the Htudio of Mrs, Fannie S. Mun
son at 3 p. m.
Saturday— Story Hour at Central
Park nt 4 Instead of G p. in.
Monday—Westminster Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Robert Wnlthour, cornor Seventh and Elm, at
0:80 p. m.
Miss Emnrn Owens, of Chiplcy, Fla.,
arrived here Sunday and will Hpcnd
tho winter with her sister, Mrs. L. P.
McCullor.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 1). Dickhnm and
daughter, of Jacksonville, arc spend
ing Rome tlmo hero nt tho Montezuma.
Mrs. O, O. Davis Is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. G. C. Sorring enroute to hor
homo In Okeechobee, from Live Onk,
where she has been visiting her mother.
HOOF GARDEN CLUH
Miss Carrie Stanley enturtnined tho
R oof Garden Club Monday evening at
her home on Palmetto avenue.
A ftor the reading of the minutes,
,Dr, Hyman came in and gavu the club
an interesting talk. After tho bu5l■ness session, we all were invited to
tho dining room, whore refreshments
-were served.
DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY ENTER
TAINED
Mrs. E. A. Douglas entertained the
members of thu Daughters of Wesley
class o f the Methodist Church, Tues
day evening nt her homo on Sanford
Heights.
Tho rooms of this spacious homo
were beautifully decorated with bas
kets of Golden Rod.
A short business session was held
to elect a president, as Mrs. Howard
Smith had resigned; MIhb Desslo Zach
ary was elected as class president.
'Sowing on articles for the Christmas
Bnzunr and music wero Indulged in
DINNER PARTY
A very delightful dinnor party was
enjoyed nt the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs.
E. A. Moffet, Celery avenue last Sundny. Thoso enjoying the day wore:
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. S. Thornton, Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Rabbit, Dr. and Mrs.
J. R. Fay, Miss Suo Fay, Mr. Lou
Fay, Mr. Hradshuw and Evelyn Cust.
DR. RURIIANS CALLED
PERMANENTLY TO SANFORD
HY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
one month and
done fine*
we
have j
We thank you
for your part In it.
«Foot o f First St.”
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Joe Neroa le putting up another
Small tenant house on hla place.
Sorry to see that some of the school
The Tourist and Convention com
children
are confined at their home
mittee of the Sauford Chamber of
by
sore
eyee.
Commerce have been successful in en
Mr. and Mrs. Lucas and two child
listing the support of th^ following
prominent 8aitford contractors to per ren, of Longwood, were dinner guoats
fect plans made by the former for Saturday at the* home of Mr. and
erecting a pavilion on the lake front: Mrs. Cramer.
H. E. Pace, George Venable, Frank
Emil Magnueon left Saturday to
Loosing, and S. 0 . Shinhotasr. Thtris oversee the grapefruit and orange
contractors have agreed to render packing for Chase A Co., et their big
their services gratis In erecting tMe grove near Winderaiera.
pavilion, and assurance has also bean
Mias Eunice Tyner left for the
given the Tourist and Convention lleworth grove on Monday. She Will
committee by those In the employ of board this winter at the home of her
these contractors that they, also, uncle, Mr. Noah Fry.
would be willing to donate their serv
Mr. Henderson, of ’Em A. C. L.,
ices.
•hops, Is having his vacation this
Mr. Norris, of the Southern Utili
week, and Is spending ft by Inking his
ties Co,, and F. P. H. Akers, Jr., have
family In their auto to Tampa, where
volunteered the use of trucks for
they will vhlt a married daughter,
hauling the material to be used in the
and with the grand mother at Kieerection o f the pavilion and J. D. Hood . ...
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secured tho palmetto logs which w ill' n{TT " ; Tfhe ?
“S ' Wh° M V “
be used as uprights In tha pavilion. "! 0
f 0U,d no\ ? '
This gathering place for tou rists!, J* C. Collar had his man out Improvwill be located nt the foot of Park ! lug tho now cottage in Grapevllle
avenue on the bulkhead and will also with n nlco coat o f paint this week.
Wo understand that Mr. Horschl,
be used by the band when It furnishes
who
bought near the church, also had
bi-weekly concerts this winter.
The
their
homo painted and Mr. Stafford
erection of this pavilion is the initial
effort in the definite program o f work put a well down.
A pleasant little birthday party was
asslgnod to the Tourist and Conven
tion committee. Its definite success held at tho homo of Archie Swanson
has been made possible by the genor- on Saturday ovoning in honor of his
oslty and co-operation of the individ 18th birthday. Archie is a fine young
uals noted nbove and in addition, has man nnd tho tandby of his parents,
not entailed nny heavy financial bur Mr. nnd Mrs. August Swnnson, being
den upon anyone.
their youngest son.
Plans aro now being worked out by
We hennl on Monday morning tho
this committee for a driveway connect first hobo of the Reason, gladly telling
ing Park and Palmetto avenues along of his arrival qt the first brenk o f
the bulkhead, and installing a white dny, nnd the tourists will Roon bo
way the complete length of tho drive. hero for winter ' on tho way.
It Is hoped to have all these Improve
Mr. nnd Mrs. West nnd young son,
ments made before tho first of the Leonard, of Nashville, Tenn., nre
yenr.
camping out in their tent at tho homo
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wosterdlek. Having
been engaged in school work for a
number of years they decided to make
tho
trip in their auto nnd nre think
Tho wolfaro department starts Us
ing
of
Htnying hero if they can find a
year’s work with a successful educa
nice
little
plnce. They went with Mr.
tional program. Tho meeting o f this
and
Mrs.
Westerdlck over to Osteen
department of the club on Wednesday,
on
Sundny.
opened on time, Mrs. Wight, chair
Directly after the prayer meeting
Tho llalscma Investment Co., ore
wns too dry for out planting" In tho
Inst night, nt tho Congregational
north and western divisions, and lo to build n large plnnt nt Jacksonville
church, a business meeting wns hold,
cally in tho upper portion of tho cen for the Jacksonville Sash & Door Co.,
during which, It was unanimously
tral divisions; wherever tho Boil wns coating around |25,000. Tho building
voted to give Mr. Burhans n permnin order planting began. Truck and will bo constructed on Eighth street.
nont call. It being tho pastor’s birthcitrus fruits were revived by rains in
dny, thoso presont then adjourned to
the south nnd lower central counties.
Sell It with n Herald Want Ad.
the parsonage where ico cream and
Some poppors, beans, tggplnnt and
enko were served and a pleasant social man, presiding. Aftov the reading of
WEATHER AND CROP
other truck are In market, but much
hour was much enjoyed.
the minutts by Mrs. M. Thigpen, it
planting1 was done. Syrup making
was announced that Mrs. R, E. Tplar
Conditions
In
Florida
for
the
Week
bognn;
tho enno crop counties very
had consontod to act ns parliamenta
How about some
Ending
October
18,
1021.
t
satisfactory.
Citrus fruit shipments
rian for tho department. Mention
High Grade Gasoline
was made of ‘ he <m:c< .t ful work in
Tempernture—The temperature nv- increased during the week. Practical
the study of pnnhnontnrv ’aw being eragod from two to four degrees be ly all cotton ,corn, and peanuts, hnve
— the
kind
that
offered by Mrs. Gulbvtty with her low normal In the north nnd west, nnd been hnrvcated.
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class which meets every morning ex one to two degrees nbovo normal olsemakes a difference
In Eustls recontly a building and
cept Saturdays and Sundays.
Mrs. whorc. Midday temperatures wore
THURSDAY
loan association was organized, and
Wight as chairman, then made an rather high on scvernl days.
and it costs no more
3:30— Nellie Turner Circle nt homo of eloquent pica for team work in the
Precipitation—There was practical thee success of the undertaking wns
Mrs. Robert Glenn.
than the ordinary
(ieparement.
ly no rnln west of tho Suwannee riv assured very quickly. The Eustls Lake
FRIDAY
Reports from tho fiecrutiry-treas er, but beneficial rniiis were quito gen Region says that "within throe or four
7:30 p. m., Seminole County Federa
kind.
urer, front the home economics and eral throughout the Atlnntlc coast days from the time tho question of
tion of Baptist Young People nt tho
organizing
a
loan
association
wns
first
educational committees wore thon ac counties, henvy to excessive in St.
Baptist Temple.
cepted. Tho homo economics com Lucie, Palm Bench, Broward, Dado, suggested by a small group o f busi
mittee announced n fair nnd carnival nnd Monroo counties. Moderate rnins ness men o f tho city, tho organization
Well Known W riter
to bo hold in January. Mrs. Black- wore fairly well distributed through wns perfected ,nnd four days later
mnn, for the education committee, out the southern nnd- lower portions stock exceeding 5100,000 had been
Was Hetfe Yester
of tho success of tho school o f the central difislons, decreasing, subscribed. The |250,000 capital stock
day—Wants to Fish Bpnkc
lunch plans, stating that ovor two however, off tho const. Tho following of tho company will bo over-subscrib
hundred and fifty lunches nre being weekly totals wore reported, inches ed during tho next few weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. F. Lewis, of New
served dnlly ,nnd tho finances for this nnd tenths: Key West, 3.8; Miami,
York City, where hero yesterday and
work
aru being arranged satisfactori 4.7; Ft. Lnudcrdalo, 0,0; Ft. Pierce,
American correspondents In Japan
wanted to take a trip to the upper
ly,
though
there is some two or threo 1.0; Hypoluxo, 2.2; Titusville, 2.8; nre tnlklng themselves crosseyed
St. Johns river to fIhH but could not
1st and Elm Avo. Phone 447-W
get a boat nor n guide. Mr. Lewis is hundred dollnrs yot to ho raised to Now Smyrna, 1.2, nnd Fellsmere, 1.5. about tho Impernlistic plans of the
Condition of Crops—The weather Pacific island.
in Florldn to attend the meeting of complete payment for equipment..
Mrs.
Hill
then
gave
u
glowing
ac
the American Prison Commission of
which he is tho secretary, nt Jack count of tho work being dono under H i i i M i a B i i B S R i a a B R m i u i i m i i i M i H i i i i i i i i H i a a i i i i i i u i i i i u i i H N i i i i i i i i i i
Ronvlllc. Ho is n well known writer the department’s committee nhout tho
and contributor to the Red nook nnd depot nnd parks o f tho city. Thanks <
has u story in the next Issuo called wore expressed fqr kindnesses of Mr.
"The Dny of Judgment." Mr. nnd Dumas, Mr. Ryan, MIsb Whltner, nnd
Mrs. Lewis were carried nwny with Mts. List, in this work. A call was
the St. Johns river trip nnd ho ex then made for volunteers for helpers
m
pects to weave thia historic river Into for Miss Smith In tho work with thu
LASTS ONLY TWO MORE DAYS
one of hlH stories. They also liked school lunches and n number of wo!
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Sanford very much nnd Mrs. Lewis mon responded,
■
said Sanford stores were better thnn
A letter from tho Chamber o f Com
E
tunny of the big city storuH nnd had merce rend to the department, urgod
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styles right from Fifth avenue, Now that all available room space or
York. They also stated that if San hoarding plnco he listed with Mr.
N
N
ford would pny more attention to tour I’earmnn for use in the coming sea
■
ists nnd tho people who want to fish son.
j
and tnkn a launch trip on the river
Observance of Better American j
ami lakes that this city would be tho Speech Week was placed in the hands i
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Mecca for thousands of tourists dur of tho education committee, and p riz-! j
■
ing tho winter months. They will bo
■
os for school work during this effort 11
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hero tomorrow on their way to Jack
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wore voted.
a
sonville.
a
Mrs, Leonard! announced that
a
Chow Chow, tho health clown, will be
AKE YOU A JONAH?
hero the first week In November to
HERE'S A LUCKY BEAN
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ontertnin our chltdron,
Tho organi
a
FOR YOU— READ IT sation of parent-toachors association
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Every
one
who
really
appreciates
EXCLUSIVENESS
in
their
dress,
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was suggested as work for the de
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Are you a Jonah? Do you boliove
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partment.
the
latest
styles,
and
very
moderate
prices,
should
come
as
early
as
■
you wero bom under an unlucky star?
Arrangements for n baby bed to bo
■
If so, gob a lucky bean from Capt,
possible to our wonderful showing of new Fall and Winter Apparel. It
placed (n the depot were pined In tho
Heaton Grey, who found thorn In tho
hands o f Mrs. Brownlee.
is ar pleasure for us to show you our lino, whether you want to buy or
King’s House in tho Cameroons when
It was decided that tho Chamber of
ho was .serving with the Nigeria regi
not. Come in— make yourself at home.
ment In 1010. Captain Grey has an Commerce bo asked to support by tele*
Important role In the Britlsh-mado gram to the reorganization commit
Paramount picture, "The Princess of tee of congress, the Towner Educa
New York," featuring David Powell, tional BUI.
Co-operation with the committee
which comes to tho Star Theatre to
on
civic week to bo observed the week
morrow. Sac It.
o
f
November
14, was promised by tho
Tom Mix will be the main attrac
“THE STORE WITH A PERSONALITY”
tion tonight with a Century comedy. department
The first meeting, "successfully
214 EAST FIRST STREET
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Post cards—local vtawa—le each at business-] Iko/’ and "educationally In
teresting," then adjourned.
the Herdld office.
WOMANS CLUB
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HOF-MAC |
BATTERY1
CO.
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MEETINGS
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 6 ,1W1
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m DAY FARAD*
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/ linwimt business concern*,
Tl" M * and Clubs, o f Sanford
u S l y su b scrib ed their name.
t»¥® llb* ' 'yt t0 enter a decorated
? [^automobile to represent^ their
float or auw
^ buiInelg. Name*
reipeCt V iHcd from time to time and
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tr.s r —
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t ’wall p .p «r Co.
ffoman'i Club, W . U . » H*l*D. C. Marlowe.
Hopkins Shoe Shop,
jt j, Losslnff, (®)*
c ‘ A. Matthews.
Ball Hardware Company.
Lloyd Shoe Store.
West Side Grocery.
Bryan-W heeler Motor Co.
Wight Tire Co.
B. i 0. Motor Co. (2 floats).
Ssnford Cycle Co.
Haynes * Ratliff,
dty of Sanford.
Mobley’s Drug Store.
Routh Bros., Bnkory.
Cates' Crate Co.
Coca-Cola Co.
Woodruff & Watson.
Haight A Welland.
C*U» Grocery Co.
Beane Turner.
Newberry's Drug Store.
Carter Lumber Co.
T, J. Miller A Son.
Union phsrmacy.
Sanford Shoo A Clothing Co.
Hanson’s Shoo Repair Shop.
Roberts Grocery Co.
Baumel’s Specialty Shop.
RafTeld-Honlg Co.
P, P. Bines.
A. Kanner.
F. Schwarts.
Chero-Cola Co.
Brown's Market.
Caldwell Furniture Co., Inc.
L. C. Leonnrdy Meat Market.
Water'a Candy Kitchen.
Surprise Shoo Store.
Bandel’s Emporium.
Seminole Market.
Rivers' Bros. (2 floata).
Pure Food Market.
Kent Vulcanising Co.
Miller’s Bakery (4 lloata),
Star Theatre.
Cle-Trac Tractor.
Gillon A Fry.
John T. Brady.
• Perkins A Britt (2 Boats).
R. 0. Maxwell.
Ed. Higgins, Inc.
Hof-Mac Battery Co. (2 floats).
Sanford Steam Laundry.
Wight Grocery Co.
Woman's Club.
Mrs. J. M. Dresner.
Knights of Columbus.
Sanford Farmers’ Exchange.
L. P. McCuller.
The Yowoll Co.
American Fruit Growers.
Sanford Furniture Co.
Hill Hardware Co.
C. W. Stokes.
Blnckshcnr Mfg. Co.
The Herald Printing Co.
Popular Market, two floats.
Frank Akers Tiro Co.
Sanford Truck Co.
Sanford Mattrosa Factory.
The Auxiliary of the Sallle Harri
son Chapter N. S., D. A. U. (Children
of the American Revolution).
Any one welcome to enter a float
or decorated car. Suitable caah prizes
will lie awarded by the Flrt National
Bank, Seminoio County Bank and Pooploi’ Bank of Sanford.
Anyone wishing to enter call Llqyd’a
Shoe Store.
168-tf.
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Southbound
Arrive
No 83.......... 2:86 a.m.
No. 27______
No' HO............. 2:65 p. ra.
No- 85............ 6:56 p.m.
Departs
2 :4 6 *. m.
8:40 a. m.
3:20 p.m
7:10 p.m
SHAKESPEARE IS A L L WRONG
Felloe Judge Rulss World Isn’t Stage,
After All, and Fines Women Im
personator of Men.
Police -officers and detectives cen
spot the shifty eye of n pickpocket,
the heavy Jaw of n stick-up man—per
haps- and the other peculiar physical
characteristics of the male clan of
crime. But It takes a policewoman
to detect suspicious characters by
their dress. Police routine and disci
pline cannot, apparently, wear off the
keen Instinct of a woman for the
style of a toque, the set of a sash,
and the hang of outer garments In
the bnck.
Recently Bella de Turk walked down
town.
8He got ns far as the post
office.
In so doing she probably
passed several policemen who marked
no sign of suspicious character In the
passerby. Ilut at the pout office stood
Mrs. Dollle Fisher and Miss Emily
Greer, policewomen. The eyes of the
policewomen discerned at once that
the figure of the gentleman walking
by would have been net off to much
greater advantage had he worn fem
inine dress, says the Columbus Dis
patch. So they accosted him and
found IP was her. And Miss De Turk,
fitted out In a man's cap, coat and
trousers and other apparel to match,
took a ride to the police station with
Mrs. Fisher and Miss Greer. There
■he refused to solve the riddle of her
masculine attire and was released on
bond.
“I am an Impersonator of men char
acters, appearing at the movie thea
ters," she told the court. It then fol
lowed that she had neglected to chnngc
back Into feminine dress after the
show. Judge Berry fined her 525
and costa for the oversight mid hade
her remember that Shakcupenrc to th**
contrary not withstanding, all the
world's not a stage.
D U LL AND BRILLIANT YOUTHS
Bright to y Does Net Always Fill Ex.
psctnUons of Friends, While
Stupid Lad Surprises.
An ex-hcadmnster of 25 years’ ex
perience haa confessed that ho was
anything but a model hoy at school.
He Is not exceptional. Some hoys
who have no lack of brains have not
the “ examination mind.” and In some
the Intelligence Is too vivacious and
orlglnnl to he Interested In routine
work. There are buys who are really
dull and will never be anything else,
but there are b Ibo boys who are mere
ly unconventional and boys who nro
apparently dull only because they are
■low.
Human beings are like plants. It Is
not always the tree which grows and
fruits the quickest tlmt gives the best
crop In the end, says the London Dally
Mall. The brilliant hoy docs not al
ways fulfill tile expectations of his
friends, while the boy who was sup
posed to be dull occasionally surprises
everybody In after life because his
mind was of the sort which takes a
long time to mature,
No hard-und-fust rulu can bo laid
down. But. ns Dr. Chalmers Mitchell
Iiuh pointed out, it Is u general rule
In nuture thut the longer the period
of youth the greater Is the Intelligence
of tho adult
M is s e d S o m e th in g .
Thomas, the flve-yeur-old son of a
northern Indiana editor, nttended a
communion service with his parents
lust Huuduy. The service was long,
und the editor and his family were In
the last group that went to the altar.
Thomas went along. He had been
curious.
Following the service there wbh no
comment from Thomas until he found
Ills Aunt Edith, a member of another
church waiting In the editor's auto
outside, to go to dinner with them.
"Oh. Auutle Edith," be chortled,
"you missed something."
"Why, what wus ItT*’ was her Indul
gent question.
“ We had bread und grape Juice," he
replied
triumphantly.—Indianapolis
News.
Hlstorlo Warship
Doomed.
Tho old United Htutes warahlp
Granite State, one of the first bat
tleships built by tlio United States,
is about to be dismantled. She left
tho ways In Maine In 1818, und for
years after her completion was used
as a training ship at the port of Now
York, whero she is now lying.
In her hold are tuoro than one hun
dred tons of hand-made copper spikes
containing a lurge percentage of pure
gold and allver. The machinery com
pany which purchased her has had
numerous requests for souvenirs be
fore ytho boat Is destroyed.
North Bound
Departs
Arrive
Ko- «2..............1:48 a.m.
2:08 a. m.
A Bacteria Csnsua.
N,°- «-»............11:46 a.m. 12:06 p. m.
Not long ago there was made known
'Vo- 80........... 3:05 p. m.
8:26 p. ra Jhe result of nu examination ronde by
one of the government scientist! of
No’ 28............ 10:00 p. m.
tho colontea of bacteria residing on
Trilby Brandi
Departs the surfnee of unwashed fruit taken
Arrive
No. 100..........
6:00 a. ra, from the market.
This scientist computed tho number
*No. 24______
8:26 p.m. of hacterln found on half a pound of
*No 168.'’ .""’ ’
7:00 a. ra. each o f the fruits named, as f0l,0™*!
No. 22..........
7:86 p. ra Huckleberries, 400,000;
470,*
000; yellow plums, 700,0001 pears,
Leeeburg Brandi
Daparta 800000; gooseberries, 1,000,000; gar
Arrive
den strawberries, 2,000.000; raspber167.......... 4:00 p.m.
rles, 4,000.000; grapes, 8.000000^ cur
, No* 21 ........... 2:62p.m.
rants, 11.000.000; cherries, 12,000.000.
No. 101---------6:30 p.m.
No. 25-------- 2:00 p.m.
No. 22.— ..... 7:00 p.m.
Oviedo Brandi
Arrive
No. 126-------- 11:00 a-m.
•No. 127______
•Dally, except Sunday.
L0NGW00D NOTES
Cycling A cross English Channel
Mias Qmah Allen spent the week
end at homo with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Allen.
Friends o f Mrs. George Lewis will!
regret to hear thet she Is In tho Fernald-McLaughlin hospital.
Harold Ashton ltlgby, u motor engineer of Croydon, England, recently
"cycled" ucrosx the English channel, from Folkestone to Calais In slightly
more than 12 hours. He la shown leaving Folkestone on his "pontoon cycle."
RIVAL WAS WARNED.
OVIEDO
Miss Nell King, o f Tildenvillo,
spent the week-end with her mother,
Mrs. M. M*. King.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Luther, o f
WaynesvlUc, N. C., have returned to
their winter home in Oviedo to tho de
light of their many friends.
Mr .and Mrs. W. B. Williams spent
several days Inst week in Jackson
ville Mr. Williams was In Tallahas
see a few days also.
The mission study class o f the
Methodist church, met at Mrs. S. W.
Swopo’s Tuesday afternoon with
seven members present.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, Miss
Kirkland and Mrs. Arnold, of Am
brose, Gn,, have returned to Oviedo
for tho winter, nnd hnvo rented a
houso at Lake Charm.
Messrs. 0. L. Harper and son, Geo.
Brown and Mrs. Graves, o f Ocoee,
were business visitors to Oviedo Sat
urday.
Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Marshall and
baby, of Sanford, visited Ovlodo
Tuesday
Clifton Brown, o f Ambroso, Ga., 1b
spending the winter In Oviedo.
Sam Brown, of Ocoee, spent Tuosday In Oviedo,
L. E. Wright spent Tuesday In
Sanford.
Misses Mablo Swope and Elizabeth
Lawton nnd F. W. Swopo ,of Rollins
College, spent tho week-end In Oviedo,
returning to Winter Park Sunday nftemoon.
Mr .nnd Mrs. E. A. Farnell, Alton
Farnell, nnd Miss Wanna Pope, mo
tored to Davenport Sundny
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sauer nnd little son,
arrived Monday from Minnesota, nnd
will loento at Lake Chnrm, In the
Wheeler house for the winter.
Mrs. W. M. Wright spent Tuesday
In Orlando.
Dr. Cason, of Enterprise, preached
a splendid sermon at the Baptist
church Sunday morning, and at 3:30
In tho same church. Dr. S. W. Wnlkcr, of Sanford, pronched an able ser
mon. These services were held In the
Baptist church because of the repairs
being mndc at the Methodist church
C. D. Leo spent several days last
week in Jacksonville.
Tho members o f tho Indies blble
class of tho Methodist church, packed
n splendid box for tho Orphanage at
Enterprise Tuesday afternoon nt tho
homo of Mrs. S. W .Swope.
Tho home o f Mr. nnd Mrs. S. L.
Murphy, at Lake Charm, has hocn the
hnven of rest for nowly weds this fall.
Last week, Mr, nnd Mrs. W. L.
Chandler, of Dos Moines, la., who
wore recently married, woro tho
guests of tho Murphy's. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Chandler came down In their car nnd
expect to loento somewhoro in Flori
da. This week, Mr. nnd Mrs. Roht.
Murphy, o f Oxford, Iowa, nro visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. Mur
phy nro not strangers among us, Mr.
Murphy having spent one year hero
with his parents Mrs. Murphy will be
pleasantly remembered as Miss Mny
Field. Two years ago Miss Field
taught In the Sanford city schools,
and spent many week-ends In Oviedo.
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy also came
south by auto and expect to locate
aomewhoro In this
section of the
state.
Mrs. J. H. Halgh returned homo
Sunday from Patterson, N. J. Mrs.
Halgh waa accompanied by her broth
er and sister, Mr, and Mrs. I. Kirkham, and their two sons, v»ho expect
to be permanently located In Oviedo.
Contracts have been lot to the
Southern Ferro-Concrete Co., of At
lanta, for the various additions and
Animal 8agadty.
Inntunct*ii of "Milronl KOKiuJlty,
Improvements o f the Florida State
which have been claimed to show rea- College for Women at Tallahassee.
-mnlng power, are explained by an ex- The contracts aggregate around 11,68,,.„rt to be due to extreme sensitiveness 760. The heating contract haa been
to smell, to accidental ucta, or what
awarded to a local concern.
s called "associations."
^
RALEIGH, N. C., O ct 20.—That
Miss Bessie Harris ,daughter o f J. T.
Harris, condemned to die In the elec
tric chair Thursday, for the killing
o f F. W. Monnlsh, alleges that she
knew her mother had asked Rev. Liv
ingston Mays to warn Mr. Monnlsh
that her husband wns insanely angry
with him because of a supposed In
timacy between Monnlsh and Mrs.
Harris, Is tho statement made in an
open letter addressed to Gov. Morri
son by Judge Frank Carter, chief
counsel for Harris, and printed in a
local afternoon paper Wodcnaday.
Rev. Mays was the star witness for
the state In the Harris trial.
MOVING PICTURES
OF HUNTING AND
FISHING SCENE.
Miss Helen Moran spent liio week
end in Genova with her parents.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Wilkinson, had the misfortune
to drink some kerosene and come near
dying.
Friends of Mr. T. A. O’Neill will
regret to hear that ho will not return
this winter to open the hotel. Mr.
O’Neill mado lots o f friends while he
was here InBt winter.
J. S. Dlnkel end Miss Olivo, were
vlsitora in Sanford, Saturday.
J. E. Phipps was a visitor In
Haines City, on Wednesday
They are making fast progress on
the West Longwood road, and it will
not bo so many weeks before it will be
completed.
Mr. Hayden Miller, o f Jacksonville,
was the guest o f J. E. Phipps a few
days this week
Mrs. Baltz and Mlsa Nellie Baker,
mother and niece o f Mrs. Roy Sours,
nrrlved Friday to spend tho winter.
Bill Satchcr was n visitor In San
ford, Saturday.
Mr. Wadbrook, of New York, la
stopping at tho Roebuck place. Mr.
Wadbrook Is n friend of Mr. Roebuck.
Dr. R. L. Anderson, o f Orlando, was
a visitor in town on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Oats, of Orlando, were
the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Full
er.
Prof. Miller spent the week end In
Orlando.
There was services at the Baptiet
church, Sunday, Rev. Burr, of Winter
Park, conducting.
Albert Sessions returned Sunday
from Jacksonville, whore he spent
several daya.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Y .Fuller were
visitors In Orlando on Monday
Mrs. Will Alien, Mrs. Wilkinson,
nnd Miss Louise Allen, were visitors
In Orinndo, Monday.
ELECTION RULES
AND POLL TAX
AND REGISTRATION.
AH those who are eligible to vote
and have never registered in the city
should do so at once. The mtn who art
not regtst red and all those who ex
pect to sign petitions should register
beforo the 18th o f October In order to
sign the petitions officially.
Women do not have to pay poll
tax according to a ruling o f the leg
islature that states they pay their
first poll tax In 1622. There have
been so many Inquiries at the Herald
office that this statement Is given
to tho public at largo in order that all
who wish to vote and who wish to
sign the petitions can be governed
accordingly. For any other Informa
tion see City Clerk Phillips, at tha
city hall. But b sure you are regisisterod now in tho city.
171-tp.
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
Subscribers to the Dally Herald
should ask for a receipt when the
carrier boys collect from you. It la
the only protection you have In caae
the carrier changes or there happena
to bo a mistake In the account Each
carrier boy la supplied with receipt
books, and Is commanded to give a
receipt by the Herald. See that you
get your receipt at tho end of each
week if you are paying that way.
168-3tp.
DRINK
Elder Springs Water. Re 90 98-190
per cent pure. Phone 81L
X i Uh
o f A v B llo .U n f . r T u
Cm I
V *S*e I m -
tl*a 111, Q*o*r»l StatatM, Lava
•f TWrlS*
Nollr* la hereby clrta that X. H. Kllbe*. fa tcliaitr of Tax Cert) floata No. 1ST, da tad tha M
day o f June, A. D. ISIS, baa filed aald cortI li
cit* to my offlco, and haa nada application for
tax dead to laasa la aoeordanor with la v. Bald
rrrtlftcata embrace* tha following described
property altaat*d to B*ml not* county, riortda,
to-wlt: Lota I, T. 8. II, If, 16 aad SO. taaahlna Height*. Tha laid land brlaf aaaraaad >1
tha data of tha leeuanc* of aach certificate La
tha nama of J, II, Itrye*. Unteea aald certlftcat* ahall b* r*d*«tn*d according ta lav tax d*ad
will Imu* thereon on tha 30th day of October, A.
1). 1031.
WltntM my official itxnatnr* and a*al Ihta
th* 1nth day of Brpttmb«r, A. I>. 1031.
(HKALI
r. A. POUOLAS8,
Clerk Circuit Ooorl.
Seminole County, Via.
IMS-Btc
ny: A. M. WZKKS, D. a
The Men’s Club o f the Congrega
tional church have arranged with the
publishers of the Field nnd Stream to
exhibit thoih splendid hunting nnd
Ishln gmotlon pictures on tho night of
October 27th, at tho Princess theatre.
W. J. Bryson nnd J. Y, Wilson,
Watch for tho big ad. and program who are tho contractors for tho race Phone 176 Fonrtb and Sanford Ave.
soon to bo published.
tf-p. track nnd grand stand for tho state
New Era Printery
fair at Jacksonville, are pushing tho
G. Bassett Smith* Prop.
The Inverness Coca Cola Co., will work forwnrd In order to have every
COMMERCIAL AND
at an early date begin the erection of thing completed In sufficient time for
JOB PRINTING
the opening o f the fair, Nov. 12-19.
a new building fo r their business.
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USED UNDERWOOD (cash) f o r ............... ............................. 25.00
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W e have also taken the agency for the new FORT PITT Machine
—the wonder o f the ages in the typewriter world.
A standard
typewriter that will do any class o f work, will do it better, will do
it cheaper, will stand the strain longer, easy running, makes no
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Everything is coming down—so are typewriters. Don’t be mislead
on this subject. Let us show you how you can save m oney on this
necessary adjunct to your business office.
The Herald Printing C
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PW m 149 up to 6 P. M.
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Marcouin Bays that today’s Btatuo
of the Jjtyropoqn woman "la a mesa.”
Evidently ho haa not aeon the girls
U^t medo ^he A. E. F. surrender.
I
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era do when they Ob w
There is a dependency,
chant and local Cltispq
acknowledged by buyer and .inerc!
alike, or else both must suffer. The
merchant is making these frank Ulus
trations hopeful o f their full under
standing and acceptance by the buyer.
he buyer can help himself by buying
t homy.
. " I f an employee was offered a cer
tain salary per we?k and consider
ed hia services of greater Value he
would tell the employer bo. I f he
knows of any reason why he should
uy elsewhere he then Is in the postIon of the employeo, and certainly he
(jan tell tho dealer why. Remedies
may not be forthcoming aa the dis
continuance o f one man’s purchase
elsewhere may not correct the fault
complained of, but if wo all buy at
home we must have the same as any
qther section offers. Our citizens
Want to improve our local conditions.
Something constructive daily is the
slogan. Urge ovoryono to BUY AT
HOME/’
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' ' ’ .
Article In ' Metropolis says that
■1!,\
Europe .owes every person in the
TRE RENT PROBLEM
United'States over $100. Europe owes
ad 'moire than that but we cannot col ,, We suggest in the (n to m t o f a
lect lV.
better understanding of. th«, m*Her,
that* everyone. vjhp(. cojnea to Florida
Headlines in yesterday’s papers this winter find out before he comes
said: "Merchanc to Die in Electric South what rents prevail in his home
Chair.’’ We know some of them that town. For several years, Florida
have died Without the aid of an elec been listening to * g °otl doft' *rom
tric chair.
tourists and newcomers who feel sure
thnt rents wore never like this back
President Harding has had advice home, yet we hear from all over tho
on the railroad strike that eays he country that' houses are scarce and
bee the power to prevent any nation rents high.' We believe that many
wide strike that may occur.
Well, who come to Florida have been living
what is he afraid of, then ?
in their own homes and do not rcalizi
that rents have bceii amusingly high
Pence has been made with Germany, er all over the country in the Inst few
^Uat^ia and ifungafy. Now wo can years. The Lidles’ Homo Journal, a
w et in peace. It has been worrying magazine written from a country
ua a lot about tbat peace being rati wide observation nnd for a country
fied in tho senate. If Jt had not been wide public, makes the statement in
ratified, what about it?
the October issue that "for some time
t.
p.
.■
----;--------O-----------to come," young couples must expect
Let the railroad strike come. We to spend from one-quarter to one-third
havo the water transportation and can for rent, .
get along fine if the railroads never
The statement means fifty dollars
run again* It Will demonstrate who is a month from salaries of $150 to $200,
boss and also demonstrate that the and small-family houses can bo had
riycr is mightier than the railroads. for thnt figure or less in Lakeland—
------------ o-----------providing you can find tho houBc.
Orlando will entertain the Rotarlnns
And that brings us to the causo of
o f Florida on the 28th of this month higher rents hero and elsowhore. It
and knowing Orlando ns well as we do lies in tho Jact thnt tho demand hna
it will bo our ploaBuro to try and grown faster than tho supply.
Tho
spend a few minutes down there that prospective tenant Is not rcnlty being
day. It is a sure thing that the visi hoi i}up, i.p matter how rebellious he
tors will huve tho time of their lives may fool. He is simply being charged
fo r Orlando Ih some entertainer and what someone elso is willing to pay.
the Country Club is soma place to en Even the cost of tho property to tho
tertain.
owner has nothing to do with tho ques
tion at present. It iq too bad that
rents are high, but it is tho operation
BUYING AT HOME
of the law of supply and Remand that
The Herald has called attention to makes the situation. With th? demand
the "Buy at Homo" idea so many grcatqr than tho supply, the price on
tines that it grows tiresome and yet anything going up, as when tho de
there are so mnny things thnt can ho mand drops to tho level of, or below
said in favor of the buy-nt-homo slo the supply the price goes down.
gan that it should be coptinynlly din
The ront problem confronts tho
ned into the ears of tho people— and year-round resident us well as tho win
by the people wo also mean tho mer ter visitor. The product o f Lake
chants for mnny of tho business men land's building boom is being taken
go elsewhere to buy their materials up by tho increase in population, nnd
i}bd then kick if sorno one buys their it seems probable that "for some time
particular lino out of town.
And to come” we must all moot higher
again tho merchants themselves arc rents than via used tq pay.— Lakeland
to blame in mnny instances for they Telegram.
------------- q----------—
dp not advertise and do not mako uny .
effort to get tho pcoplo to trade at WHY SHOULD THE
RAILROAD
Itpino. The, Polntkn Nows is making
MEN SHOULDER THE EN
a campaign for trade at home and
TIRE LOAD?
among tho mnny good articles written
on tho subject is the following one of
Unless Uncle Sam intervenes tho
yesterday:
railroads of the country will bo tied
"One local rutnllur relntes that he up October 30th, and nftor folks find
grunted reasonable accomodation to that tho cost of living continues to
quo patron who recently purchased in rise ns long as tho roads ,nre tied up,
another city, for cash, an exact dupli they will In all probability start to
cate of nn article he wan carrying. Ha blame the employes for striking.
pplnta out thnt ho had the credit
After tho world war enmo the talk
trade, still hnn it, but tho ensh pur- o f getting bnck to normal nnd with it
cpaHes are not only mnde elsewhere, enmo tho insistent cry from the rail
but the customer advertises tho fact roads thoy must immediately havo ad
op tho strode.
ditional revenue, decrease wages or
' ’Now tho man who buys olsowhoro fnco bankruptcy. Tho railroad men,
is employed here. His services are always patriotic und rondy to come to
no different than tho commodity this the aid of their country when tho
shop keeper haa on his shelf. Thoy country called upon them, gladly ac
are the pommodities on which each ex cepted a wage cut amounting to ap
pect an earning. His services might proximately 12 per cent o f tho in
at least be likened to the article tho creases granted them during tho world
morchnnt turn for sale; the likeness war; however, thoy did ask tho rail
being that tho merchant und the em roads if thoy intended cutting their
ployee havo something to sell. What sulnrles any further nnd If freight
yrould bo tho ciTect on local conditions rates would be reduced. This tho
If all employers in this city went else railroad executives refused to say and
where part of tho timo for the era. without a reduction in freight rates
again reduced or asked the railroad
labpr board to placo the railroad em
}
WELCH’S
ployes’ wage* back to a pre-war bosU.
,
.
Living costs not having come down
on* lota, the railroad men are forced
| Besides the Grapolado tho fol
to Btriko. House rentals having in
lowing aro delicious Welch procreas'd practically 10p per ceqt with
Jucta:
no reduction; tho price o f coal and
FRUITLADB
wood still fho same; the cost o f buildCHERRILADB
ing and building material practically
PEACULADE
tho satno, nnd yet tho railroad men
BTRAWBEKRILADB
would bo forced to take the pre-war
wages.
Getting back to normal will be a
wonderful thing, but It can novor b«
done by Inflicting the penalty on one
group of men. Why should the ownW
WRLAKA BLOCK
GRAPELADE
Deane Turner
Pttarta 497-494
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given everybody *11 the way. dow^.thel
line a chance to cut and normalcy
would have been a-reality by this
WsNHN * nU A R 'N M O ’ttOLMMr
time.
I K O lft BVUiSflA M iA A LSM fiH |
A U N t OUM
When a man la compelled to pay ] Mft» « O l& OUT
VMMO MftJMTMftO'N M k M ft
war-time prices for drugs, clothing
efcQA&LOr NONUM
and in fact every other commodity
that enters into every day Ufa if la
between the banker and farm er
not fair nor Juat to decrease hie wages
is necessary to the success o f
to such an patent aa to place that man
and hia family In actual want.
both.
'•••
Henry Ford demonstrated that fair
wages can be paid by a railroad com
A realization o f your farm needs
pany and etUI make that railroad •
paying proposition and at tha same
— an earnest deBire to assist you
time freight rates were decrease^ >0
in every legitimate way—this
per cent. How Ford did it everyone
knows, and if Ford could do it, the
constitutes a big part o f every
rest can do it. There ia no secret
transaction at this bank.
about Ford’a method. He worked
hia employee instead- o f wo:
against them. On Ford’s road
are no spotters; none are required;
although it took a congressional fnveatigation to show that the Penn
sylvania railroad spent millions o f dol
lars annually in maintaining, a , spy
or espionage system that the higherA COMMUNITY BUILDER
•
ups ailgbt know what the employes
were doing; and the Pennsylvania rail
F. P, Former, President
road is to tha other railroads what
Washington is to the United States,
B. F. Whither, Cashier
j *■**'■.
in other words cxainples set by that
•>,, l i. jiOot
system will be followed by others. Ah
investigation into the . methods pur
sued by railroads would undoubtedly has pot> tho inlaqd connections the
show that the reason tho railroads port of Jacksonville hae.
Tbe St. Johns river connects Jack
aro on the vergo of bankruptcy is
sonville
with Sqn/vd.ftnA.lntYnnqdi,*
because of mismanagement qnd incorapetency on the part of those respon ato points. River boats qre traveling
sible for the handling of the roqd*, this rapte regularly. Motor trucks
.nun*
and tbe chances are that it is practic and good road*,Will make it possible
•■Hi! y*
.b n a l l f
ed with malice aforethought in order to servo wide territories from Jack
to create sympathy, for those vylth sonville, Sanford and jtbeae intermedi
You Can Find the Name o f Every Live Pro
[)ru tU
coupons to clip In qrd«r ipat
may ate points, \ .
While the port at Miami la not used
clip the more frequently and paaa ,fhd
fessional and Business Man In
hardship on to. the workqra and th.q oxtonityejy, at present, for shipping
small truckers who, are
m°rcy purposes, it la opqp and cqn easily be
Sanford in This Column
of the railroads. , .. .
, brought into the'.State bridge-hoed.
1
...M l.llll. ----------------------In all fairness why should not the However,,an intend waterway,.known
roads place freight rateB back to a as the East Coast canal, connects Mi
LAW YERS
CONTRACTORS
pre-war basis before qlaclnp wages ami with Jacksonville*
at that figure and lot normalcy be
These tw.o Inland waterways—tho
S. O. Shinholser
come a reality instead o f a nightmare St. Johns .river and tho East Coast
George A . DeCottes
as it now is.— Lakeland Star.
Attomey-at-Law
Contractor and Bnlider
canal— give M ish 1 °nd Sanford and
nil the intermediate points along the
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
-:- FLORIDA
IN CASE OF A RAILROAD STRIKE two routes shipping qccess to the ou^- SANFORD •;*
FLORIDA
sido world through Jacksonville.
FLORIDA HAS LESS TO FEAR
Sanford Constructs Co,
THAN ANY OTHER STATE.
Tho port of Pensacola, h cuse of
BATTERIES
nn emergency, can serve n wido terri-.
CONTRACTORS
i • *. * AND
? BUILDERS
In case ovory railroad in tbe United tory. Under the strike possibility, tho
Plenee and Spcciflqatlona, Cheerfully
SEIKO TOUR
States is forced to ceaso operations as western Htrip of the State ia fortun
Furnished
a resut of tho gonoral walk-out of em ate in that It does, not depend upon Battery Troubles to Us
All
Work
Guaranteed
w XlMtriMl W.tX u 4 MUI r lw
ployees .which is scheduled to go into perishable crops for its livelihood and W . I i —lallu
H. T. PACE
m O tuiiU i mttIm ..
> . O. Box 111
effect October 30, Florida will still be revenues. Tbe atrip, to a great ex toot, WX OlOO ROTS COK7XTKKT KXCXAK100
TOR OTRRUVURQ TOUR COR
able to trade with other sections of deals ip coptroodltloa.that can he, held
tho country and will suffer less, per indefinitely, although the tVAU^P0.?^1* Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor!
Sketches end Betimatee Free; mo
haps, than any other State, should tho tion of these commodities will still bo
Company
building too large end none too email.
strlko cause a general tie-up.
possible, for mqpy o f them are being
Phone 1B9
L. A. Reneud, Prop. ------ALL WORK GUARANTEED-----In maintaining nn nrmy in tho Hold shipped by water at the present time.
bridge-heads aro all-important con Regular ship lines do not touch P«nWilson & Shorey
siderations, boenuso of the necessity sacoln, but if tho transportation situ HARTFORD BATTERY
Pine end Garland 8 to., Orlando, Fla.
o f quick and efficient distribution of ation became acute l'. would bo easy,
“Battery Insurance”
supplies, and in .tho matter of w:;toc enough for this port and other porta
PURE W ATER
transportation Florida is a bridge along tho Gulf coast to to bq taken
Sold and Serviced by
head State, with each of four cities a In by shipping Unes, nnd thereby in
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
brldgo-hcud for its own section.
suro the wcifnrQ. of the immediate
Elder Springs Water
Jacksonville on the north, Pensaco section.
‘
"""
99.98% PURE
Haight & Wieland
la on tho west, Miami on the southeast
The Manatee river nnd other tribu
Phone SU-W
Qanford, Flo.
and Tampa on the southwest form a taries into Tampa Bay qafegunrd tho
GARAGES
bridge-head o f ports.
territory south of Tampn in that sec
Florida has more coast line thnn tion of thq State.
LORD’S PURITY
Smith Bros. Garage
any other State in tho Union and geo
The Mallory Steamship Co., con
W ATER
graphical location will bo tho greatest nects Tampn with New York, nnd oth
gspert Repairing , .
o f assets if the impending emergency er eastern points. Th^s lino also has
AS GOOD AS THE BUST
OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES
develops.
vessel' traveling between Tampa and
Oak and Flrat
Daily Service
Phone 197
Should every railroad In tho coun point' wpst on tho Gulf.
try be abandoned, Florida is in n po
In tho extreme squthern end of thq
r e a l estate
sition to continue the exporting of Stato there is tho port o f Key West
SANFORD NOVELTY
produce und the importing o f sup wh.ich serves n small surrounding sec
E. F. Lane
plies.
tion ,and there are pumcrous othojc
W O RK S.
service tq
Real Estate and Insurance
Every section o f tho State can be ports rendering simllnr
norved.
Water and truck shipping smaller territories than those aoryeti
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Phone 95
make it possible for each soclhn of by Jacksonville and other port centers.
Considered in actual and poton^ial
tho Stato to bo reached by shipping
General Shop and Mill
terms,
Florida should fnco thq possi
facilities.
Geo. W . Knight
W ork
Of, course a general railroad strike bility of a general railroad strike with
Real Estate and Insurance
less fear than any other State or sec
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
would ho felt in Florida, for tho State
FLORIDA
hns come to depend on tho railroads tion of tho Unitod States.—Jackson SANFORD
517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla.
ville Metropolis.
for the transportation o f tho larger
------------ q— —
.. Employment Bureau..
quantities of its produce, and millions
F irst
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD!
NOTICE
of dollars’ worth of supplies aro haul
ed Into tho Stato by tho railroads, but
Registration Books for tho City of
even with this true Florida is potent
ially more Independent of the rail Sanford are now open at tha office of
tho City Auditor and Clerk and will be
roads than nny other Stnto.
The Merchants nnd Miners’ shipping open to and including October 21,
TRANSFER
The vocational committee of the Busi
ness and Professional Women’s Club
“ WE DELIVER THE GOODS’*
requests all young women desiring
employment to register at the Flrat Quick Service Transfer
National Bank.
Storage Facilities
AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman
If we please you, tell others; If no
tell ue. Phone 498
lino, which hns Jacksonville ns one of 10 21 .
L. R. PHILIPS,
its terminals, touches Snvannnh, Bal
D. F. SUMNER
1Q8-I6tc
City Auditor and Clark.
timore, Philadelphia nnd Boston.
PAINTER
Tho Clyde lino, which nlso makes
LXT
MX
PAIMT TOUR HOUSE
a terminal point o f this city, touches
WUl Contract or Tak. Job by lb . Hour
Charleston, Boston and New York.
PHOKU 'I S
n s LAUREL A V I.
These companies maintain shipping
lines betwcon intermediate points
Sanford Machine &
along tholr principal routes, thus
ranking trade between thorn and tholr
Foundry Co.
surrounding territories id Jackson
General Machine and Roller Works
ville possible.
Before buying your
Automobilo Flywheel Steel Gear
Boat lines aro plying thd Hudson
bonds in stock
river In New York State regularly,
Crank Shafts Re-turned
and by passing through tho Erie ca
nal to the Great Lakes the Mlddte
Sanford Steam Laundry
Western States can be reached wi|h
•i freight.
FOR SERVICE
Come in and look over
Of course any point that receives
Call 14G-J
'
our line
freight ships freight, which means
Florida qrlU not only bn nfclf to dlfW. RAWLING, Prop.
pose o f it* crops, but y $ l ojea bo ab\e
to aeeqro $be comtnodltigs it generally
Acteylene Welding
purchases from the other eections of
the country.
OF ALL KINDS
.Jq addition to Jacksonville, this sec
Sanford W elding Co.
tion haa Fernandina, ono o f the moqt
decreased freight rates firit gnd thpuj active ports in Florida, although It
Located in Regie Bldg., >05 Oek Are.
I Ti
COOL WEATHER IS
COMING
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuma
“ Sanford’s New Hotel’’
f t J 0 Up Per Doy
G1LL0N &
FRY
HEATING STOVE
ELECTRICAL
” Contractors
Phone 442
|1U Park
Ave.
-
IIM
I* f .nrj
...
It* .IAC-iT
A t;
�TH CM DAY, OCTOSEB 20,1921
yule Hippenlnf*
Meade* <f
Matters la Brlaf
Psrtendjlteme
In ahd About
S The Citp *6
. the w eath er :
I
1
J
For Florida:
Generally
f Jr tonight and Friday; coolor in North and Central por-
*
*
*
SANFORD’S
TEMPERATURE
about drougths, He laid that he had
only been ia an occasional shower all
summer and he found many places on
the eastern seaboard that'were with
out water and ono city in Maryland
had not lights or water on account of
the drouth. They will bo at the Valdes
for the winter and their many San
ford friends are glad to welcome them
back home again. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Walsma have been residents o f San
ford for the past fifteen years and are
Sanford booatera wherever they go.
FIRST KIWANNIS
CLUB LUNCHEON
H E L D TODAY
* Down one point but it looked *
* yesterday Ilka the old bulb «
* would go up in apite o f all «
• *
__________ _____
* that wa could do. City elec- #
c j Marshal was in Orlando laat * tion Is coming on and all the #
* surplus heat is bound to raise *
e v e n i n g . _____ _
* the temperature.
*
The newly organised Kiwannla dub
App,|.thkoU O y.U t., . t L.
*
6:40 A. M. OCTOBER 20
*
held their first banquet at the Valdes
* Maximum ...».................... 84 *
Culler's.
Hotel today and had a fine time with
* Minimum ........................... 62 #
66 s the good eats and the good talks and
a L Dennison was among Tampa'a ^ Range ......................
the spirit o f get together and songs
* Barometer ...................... .29.93 #
quota of rialtor. her* yesterday.
and all the stuff that goes to mako
* Calm and dear.
*
real Klwanians.
“Mice and Men” on Monday oven- *
«
Orlando club o f Kiwonnls sent the
in* nt the High School at 8 o'clock. # » # # # * » # « •
following visitors to make the home
Admission 25c and 36c.
179-8tc
A i l battery was an "EX IDE” , today boys feel like they wore doing some
thing:
F. E. SapPi of Tampa, was in the the master battery of the world. Do
not be misled by the Bo-cnlled Just as , George E. Krug, John Cook, L. W.
eity" yesterday transacting business.
Nowell, T. B. Asher nnd W. C. Esgood.— Ray Brothers, Phono 548.
slngton.
175-tf-c ,,
Mullet Hoe at L. P. McCuller's.
President 'Connelly, George A. Do178-21C
Cottes,
Dr. George Hyman, T. W.
VanCamp's Cream, por caso, $0.00.
Lawton,
Schello Malnos, J. G. Shnron
178*2tc
L A. Parker, of Chatahoochlo, was —at Lt P. McCuller’s,
and Bcvornl others of the local club
registered nt tho Montezuma yester
Free lectures and freo pictures at made talks and Kiwnnnis started o ff
day.
tho Princess theatre tomorrow after with a whiz.
4
tiona.
*
21-lb. Hag" Pastry flour, $1.60, at noon and night.
P. McCuller’s.
178*2tc
Miss Claire Cameron hnB accepted
a
position with tho Orange General
Mr. McKinnon, of the Sanford Shoo
A Clothing Co., spent tho evening in Hospital, doing office work.
Free Pictures and
Lecture at Princess
Theatre Tomorrow
Orlando last evening.
Hnve you Been tho Intest things In Capt. Gillette, of the Health Board,
Will Talk on Veneral Diseases
No matter whnt the other follow stationery n tt’ ie Herald office T Right
does, we do better. Hof-Mac Battery from tho manufacturers nt very low
Capt. W. H. Gillette, of the U. S.
Co., "Foot of First Street.'’ 179-Ctp prices.
Public Health Service nnd also repre
senting the Floridn State Bonrd of
Frank Akers, the genial owner of
You will go wild over tho new
the Akers Tire Co., returned from a Christmas cords and othor pretty Hcntlh, will dolivor free lectures and
business trip to Jacksonville yester things in place cards nnd tally cards show pictures at the Princess Theatre
tomorrow. In the afternoon nt 3:80
day.
nt the Herald office.
the lecturo will be for women only, nt
7:30 for men only and nil boys nnd
Have your watches and Jewelry re
The Hallowe’en Dnncu at the Parish
paired at McLnulin’s. Two first class House on tho night of October 31st, girls under 14 nru barred from both
lectures. Tho talks will bo on the sub
watch makers. Prompt service.
promises to bo n big time for those ject of the eradication of venernl dis
140-tfc who like to dance.
eases and will bo illustrated by pic
tures making ono o f the most interest
W. 0. Murrell, o f Wauchula, was
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, of Now York, ing programs on this important sub
the guest of his parents, Cupt. and were among the prominent visitors to
ject thnt has over been given in this
Mri. K. it. Murrell at the Montaxuma the city yesterdny. Mr, Lewis is n
city, Tho state and the nntionnl gov
today.
prominent writer nnd contributor to ernment are nlnrmcd over the preval
the magazines.
ence of those diseases nnd nro making
An evening of clean, wholesome en
efforts to stamp out tho disease by
tertainment for all the family Monday
The Mpns Club mot at the Parish giving free clinics in all the larger cit
evening at the High School. 179-3tc
house last night and made all ar- ies nnd giving these lectures that
rnngements for tho Father and Son bring the real truth home to tho peo
Dill Pickles in bulk at L. P. Mcbanquet
to bo held at tho Parish house ple. Capt. Gillette knows his subject
Culler’s.
178-2tc
having had years of experience in
ono week from tonight.
public health work nnd during the
Sam C. Hines, J. W. Alden, Harry
war being engaged in this department
Sanford
h
aC
T
a
colebrlty
In
the
caA. Gloriua ami W. F. Tomlinson wore
for the army. Negroes are invited to
visitors here yesterday from Wau Inno line. L. C. Kolb recently purchas
ed n fine Airdnlo puppy thnt is n half the lecture and the balcony will be
chula.
brother to Laddie Boy, the Airdnle open for them.
See “ Mice und Men" Monday even thnt belongs to President Harding.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NOTES
ing nt the High School. Miss Wil
The Ladies of the Episcopal Church
liams, reader; MisH Wlmblsh, danc
Tho Board of Governors were grati
er.
170-3tc will hold their Bazaar and Supper,
December 1st nnd 2nd in the Parish fied nt tho Inrge number of members
171-tfc nt tho InBt weekly luncheon. Repre
Hntteries at cut prices at Hof-Mac House.
sentatives from tho Woman’s Club,
Dnttery Co., "Foot of First Street."
Several
well
known
Orlando
Indies
Business nnd Professional Women’s
179-fltp
wore in tho city yesterday coming Club, Rotary Club, nnd American Leg
Carl Taknch leaves this afternoon up to attend the Dressner opening ion wer othoro on invitation from the
to resume his studies at tho United nnd they made many purchases nnd Bonrd of Governors, and have agreed
States Government Vocational Train declared that Sanford had prettior to have representation nt all future
ing school.
things thnn any of the bigger stores. meetings o f the Bonrd of Govornoro.
The Board meets ngnin tomorrow nnd
Fresh country eggs, nt L. P. Mc- all members of tho Chamber of Com
New Mackerel nt L. P. McCuller’s.
178-2tc merce are invited to ntttnd.
178-2tc Culler's.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. SquircH hnve re
Rental batteries for nny make of
car at Hof-Mac Battery Co., "Foot of turned from n summer vnention Hpcnt
First Street."
179-Otp in northern New York State, nnd in
Michignn. Thoy purchased an OldsOm> df the inrgest candy plants in mobile car nt the factory nt Lansing,
tho State opened in Orlando Inst night Mich., and with Mr nnd Mrs. Curtis,
with a hig affair nnd a page in tho made tho JHp to Sanford by nuto,
papers.
enjoy It immensly.
RA r rFRIES—America’s first
car
Prof. J. H. Brinson, of Gainesville,
was regularly equipped with start- was in the city yesterdny on business
inK and lighting Batteries in 1911,
connected with rurnl schools. Prof.
Brinson was superintendent of public
instruction of Marion county for
M R S . IDA AUSTIN
many yearH but Is now connected with
H8 Magnolia Ave.
Floridn University in tho g o ^ m mont
rurnl school division
m aker a n d a l t e r e r o f
Tho Ship by Water Campaign of the
Sanford Chnmbor o f Commorcu has
resulted in a congestion nt Jackson
ville o f freight consigned to rivor
points. The Chamber has been shown
correspondence from wholesalers in
Jacksonville to local merchants ndvising of this condition. Steps to allevi
ate this congestion are being tnken
by the Clyde officials nnd tho City of
Jacksonville will bo pressed Into ser
vice Immediately instead of tho first
of November ,«s originally contemp
lated. Every merchant In Sanford
thnt does not ship by water should
issuo billing Instructions to the firms
with whom thoy nro doing business,
to route all incoming freight, where
possible ,vln water, nnd take out
membership In the Central Florida
Water Traffic Longue, which! will
evidence their cn-operntion in tho
work tho League is doing.
Have You a Chance?
On the FORD AUTOMOBILE that the American Legion will give to some lucky one on Armis
tice Day ? If you haven’t, you better get ono before the last one has been sold as they are go
ing fast. And the small amount you pay for this chance goes to help a good cause, whether you
win or not. See any o f the boys, they all have these tickets.
Y ou Have A Chance
To pick that fall suit, hat and all that goes with it, from a complete stock if you will call at our
place now. Don’t wait until the sizes are all broken. Get yours while the picking is good.
The Pennsylvania Knit Sweaters Just Received are the Kind that the
New York Yanks W ear------Come and Look ’em over
S a n fo r d , F la .
Tom Moore
Optometrist-
Optician
YOUR SATISFACTION
IS MY SUCCESS
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW
Located within fifty feet o f brick street to
be sold this week on very reason
able terms.
See
To See Better See Moore
A. P. CONNELLY
QUIT MEAT WHEN
KIDNEYS BOTHER
C L A S S IF IE D A D S
Office Opp. 1*. O.
Phono 192
TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS IF
YOUR BACK HURTS OK BLAD
DER TROUBLES YOU.
’ No man or womnn who oats moat
regularly can mnko a mistnko by
flushing tho kidneys occasionally, says
a well-known authority. Meat forma
uric acid which excites tho kidnoys
they bccomo overworked from tho
strain, got sluggish nnd fail to filter
tho wasto and poisons from tho blood,
then wo got sick. Nonrly all rheuma
tism, headaches, liver trouble, ner
vousness, dizziness, sleeplessness and
urinary disorders coma from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull acho In
tho kidnoys or your back hurts or if
tho urine is cloudy, offensive, full o f
sediment, irroguiar of passago or at
tended by a sensation of scalding, stop
eating meat nnd get about four ounc
es of Jnd Salts from any pharmacy,
take u tnblcspoonfu] in n glass of
water bofore breakfast and in a few
days your kidneys will act fine. This
fniuous salts is made from tho acid of
grupcs nnd lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for genera
tions to flush nnd stimulate tho kid
noys, also to noutrulizo tho acids in
urine so it no longor causes Irritation,
thuB ending bluddor weakness.
Jnd Salts is inexpensive nnd cannot
injure; makes a delightful efferves
cent lithlu-water drink which ovoryono should tako now und then to keep
the kidnoys clenn and notivo and tho
blood pure, thereby avoiding serious
kidney complications.— Adv.
ATTENTION LEGIONARES.
Classified advertisements, .1 cents a line. No ad taken for leas than
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and rsmK ac
cordingly.
__
FOR SALE
WANTED
FOR SALE— Rose No. 4 seed, Irish
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A.
Brumley.
181-tfc
FOR SALE— 8-room houso with all
modern convenience, excellent re
pair. Private water works, in desirnblo location. Reasonable terms. Ap
ply to Ownor, 510 W. First Stroet.
110-tfc
WANTED— Customers for fresh milk,
morning nnd ovening deliveries.— R.
L. Garrison. Phono 8711. 100-St-Tu
WANTED—Team work. Apply M.
Hanson Shoe Shop.
178-13tp
WANTED— Young niun, 25 years of
age, desires a position as clerk in
clothing store. Good experience and
host of references. Address E. D., in
care of Herald.
179-ltp
T O
1W K
Grocery.
for s a le .- W r t "SHIS
104-tfc
FOR SALE— House and lot, oIbo 3
vacant lots. See B. F. Whltncr, at
First National Bnnk.
174-Otc
FOR IALE— Best opportunity Tor
wholcsnto and retnll fH i mnrket on
East const. Building, dock and ship
ping platform. Address W. P. Wil
kinson, Now Smyrna, Fla. 10-17-lm
V17 A\TTm-HRlGHT D0Y TO
W AlllliD
LEARN PRINTING TRADE. ONE THAT'S NOT
AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK.
APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY.
tf
FOUND
FOUfiD—Bunch of koys. Owner can
hnvo same by calling at this office,
FOR SALE— Dining room suite, Li proving property nnd pnying for ad
brary table, floor lump, nil in A -l vertisement,
179-tfc
condition. Also Ford sednn, good as
new.— C. C. Wilson, 202 Purk Avenue.
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
170-4tp
FOR SALE—Stur Grufanoln, twentySubscribers to the Daily Herald
one records, polish nml needles, A -l
condition, a bargain. Inquiro nt 520 should ask for a receipt when tha
W. First Street. Phone 28. 170-Ctp carrlor boys collect from you. It is
MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.— Build tho only protection you hnvo in case
ing nnd pior blocks, cement pockotH, tho carrier changes or there happens
cement sidewalks with guarantee to to bo a mistake in tho account. Each
last and not break or crack. General cnrrlor hoy Is supplied with receipt
cement contracting. All work guurbooks, nnd is commanded to give a
nntced. Elm avenue between Third
nnd Fourth street.—J. E. Torwllllgor, receipt by tha Herald. See that you
Prop. Phono 224-W.
178-lm-tfc gel your receipt nt tho end o f each
FOR FATE—Buby carriage. Apply week if you are paying that way.
010 Oak ave.
178-3tp
108-3 tp.
Tho Woman’s Auxiliary of tho Am
erican Legion, will glvo n banquet for
members of tho American Legion,
Campbell Loaning PoBt, Thursday
night, October 20th, 8 p. m., nt the
Woman’s Club. Como nnd bring n FOR SALE— New cottage. Apply to
new member for tho Auxiliary or tho
J. W. Musson, 001 Palmetto nvc.
LADIES’ CLOTHES
Legion, with you. Let us show tho
179-Otp
"EXID E"
BATTERIES— Our Pull
Auxiliary thnt wo have a llvo bunch
FOR SALE—Nice, small business nt
man cars, airplanes, submarines,
of LegionaroH in Sanford, by coming
F*Ks Examined
Gimmes Designed telephones nnd groat 7,000 mile wlro109 Sanford Ave.
17(F0tp
out.
L. F. ROPER,
less
stations
nro
equipped
with
tho
H e n ry M c L a u lin , J r .
VIRGIL L. SMITH,
Post. Com’dr.
FOR RENT
master "EXIDE” Batteries, tho bat
OPT. D.
Post Adjt.
178-2tp
tery is the life of -your car, got tho
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms.
Tho advance gunrd of tho winter
best. Wo rechnrgo nnd repair all
Apply 1001 Elm Ave,
152-tfe
NOTICE
army o f stock salesmen has already
makes.— Rny Brothors, Phono 548.
Call
176-tf-c arrived. The advice Is again given
Club women interested in entering n FOR RENT— Suburban homo.
308-J.________________________167
tfe
to consult your banker before signing clans in parliamentary law, will have
Get your hnts cleaned and blocked, on tho dotted lino fo r any amount of thnt opportunity Monday,morning at FOR RENT— Furnished room ""with
at tho French Hat Shop, 109 Sanford stock in any proposition whatever. ten o'clock, October 17th at the W o
private bath. 914 Myrtle. 170>tio
Squawks are now being heard from man’s Club. For further Information
ave.
179-6tp
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms,
01 l Cl AN
OPTOMETRIST
investors in every part o f the State, apply to Mrs. E. M, Galloway, phone
■radimie Northern Illinois College
convenient to boarding house'. Ap
176-Btc
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Walsma have re who bought some of the best ( t ) In 4900.
212 East First St.
Sanford, Fla.
ply, 807 Magnolia Avo.
177-Btc
turned to Sanford after spending tho vestments offered; thorn last year.
For office supplies, stationary,.ete., GOOD LOCATION for a meat market.
summer at points in Michigan. They Keep your money at home and if you
Apply to 309 First street, 174-tfe
corns
to the Herald offlee.
irpist
invest,
consult
the
Chamber
of
L u c i lle *B* a’ l' l11. f
made the entire distance In their
FOR. SALE— 1920 Ford touring body.
Haynes car, going mors than 3,500 Commerce, which has a list of home
Scientist
VoHva
says
there
is
no
taw
Roar o f Dodge Bros. Motor Co^-*
offerings
backed
up
by
guarantees
Teacher Piano and Hartnony miles without any trouble o f any kind.
of gravitation, but the trainmen are Chas. Stein.
178-&tp
of
the
local
banks.
Graduate Chicago Musical College Mr. Walsma says that Sanford looks
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A , W E D N E SD A Y , OCTOBER 19, 1921
New York’s Chinatown Celebrates
Decide Outcome of
GROWERS AND SHIPPERS
WILL CHANGE MEETING
ORLANDO TO JACKSONVILLE
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TAMPA, Fla., Oct. 19.—The meet
ing acheduled for Orlando, October
27th, betwoen the growers and rail
road representatives to discuss a re
vised freight rate, was transferred to
Jacksonville and will be held on Oc
tober 28-29.
OCKLAWAHA RAILROAD
IN SHERIFF'S HANDS
UNTIL SETTLEMENT.
O r Tfc* Amo«uus r n m
OCALA, Fla., Oct. 19.—The Issu
ance of certificates for the unpaid tax
es by the receiver of the Oklawaha
Valley railroad, was deferred by an
order fro mthe court to the 28th. In ACTION COMPLETES THE AD
the meantime the road remains in the
MINISTRATION'S IMMEDIATE
custody of the sheriff.
PEACE PROGRAM
w e are T t pe a c e
The Bergdoll Millions
Again Take Hand, Val
uable Papers Stolen
From Office of Rep. Johnron, Who
Conducted Investigation
(» 7 Tfc* AmocUW4 Vtom)
Vote Was Sixty-Six For
and Twenty
A gainst
(By Tfc* S im o UUS VMM)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19^-The ad
ministration’s peaco treaties with Ger
many, Austria and Hungary were rat
ified by tho senate last night, the vota
on the first two being 66 to 20, or
eight moro than the necessary twothirds, and in the case of the Hun
garian treaty, due to the absence of
three senators, being 66 to 17.
The senate action completed the
administration’! immediate peace pro
gram and brought a full state of peace
with the principal enemy powers. Re
maining now only arc the formal ex
changes of the ratification, except in
tho case of the Hungarian treaty aa
that government also has yet to com
plete parliamentary action on tho tre
aty.
Only three Republicans, Senator
Borah, of Idaho; Sen. LnFollette, of
Wisconsin, and Sen. Norris of Nebras
ka, who, absent on account of illness,
was paired against ratification, vot
ed against the treaties.
Fourteen
Democrats, on the other hand, sup
ported tho treaties whilo two mom
were paired in fnvor of ratification.
Bcforo final action was taken n
Democratic effort to substitute for the
German traaty the treaty of Versail
les with tho twelve Lodge reservation!
wns defeated, and tho foreign rela
tions committee reservations prohibit
ing American membership on tho al
lied reparations commission or any
other international commission with
out tho consent of congress, were
adopted.
Thu OrlcnltilH of New York luivo organised a new iiieri-hunts' iiHxnclutlon.
WASHINGTON, Oct 19.—A box
COLUMBUS, 0„ Oct. 19.—Nation
mid
for eleven days Chinatown wus a riot of color and guyety In celebration containing Bergdoll investigation and
al headquarters here of railroad yardprivato papers was stolen from tho of
masters association of America with of tho event.
fice of Representative Johnson, of
a membership of 8,000 throughout tho
Kentucky, Monday nlgh(t, and was
country today sent out notices to
found
today on the fifth floor of the
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.—Efforts to remain at work performing their us
house
office
building broken open and
avert the nationwide rail strike sched ual duties in event of the railroad
with
Important
documents missing.
uled for October 30 last night found workers strike.
(overnmcntnl agencies, representa
KIRBY DECIDES NOT
tives of the public nnd some railway DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
TO DIE ON FRIDAY,
IS
INVESTIGATING
KLAN
labor unions taking action simultane
IN
FLORIDA,
AS
ELSEWHERE.
ously which all Imped would prevent
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• tieup of the country’s transporta8TATUE
OF
8TONEWALL
COLUMBIA,
S. C., Oct. 19.—S. J.
One of the Most Import
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tion system through a walkout of
JACKSON
WA8
UNVEILED
Kirby,
one
of
tho
three men under
TAMPA, Fla., Oct. 19.—Federal
nearly two million employes in pro
ant M eetings in
AT CHARLOTESVILLE
death
scntencco
for
the murder of
District Attorney H. S. Phillips was
test of wage cuts.
Florida
William
Brazell,
Columbia
taxidrivor,
Foremost among the moves being asked.last night whnt action ho had
(By Th* AlMCUtod VMM)
will
not
dlo
Friday.
Ho
decided
this
nude by the different groups was a tnkon**in reference to complaint of
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Oct. 19.
(B r T1m AitocUUd V n u )
for
himself
when
ho
refused
to
aban
meeting between tho United States Thorntou Parker, of St. Petersburg, —The bronze stntue of General StonoJACKSONVILLE, Oct. 19.—County
don his nppcnl and stated that ho
Railroad Labor Board and the heads that hla life had been threatened by wall Jackson, wa sunveilod hero to Tax Assessors Association called a
would get another lawyer and push
of five unions, which have already au ostensible Ku Klux Klan letters re day, with Senator Pat Harrison, of meeting here Novomber 15th to 17th
thorized their men to strike, called ceived through the malls at St. Peters Mississippi, tho principal speaker.
inclusive for whnt is expoctcd to bo his nr»)0"i.
for Thursday by the board, at tho re burg.
one of tho most Important meetings
.
quest of President Harding, it was
aS its kind ovor held in Florida. Gov. King: Ludwig:
Mr. Phillips stated that the depart
tsld by board members.
Hitrdco and the state tronsurer, comp
ment of justico soma time ago bogan
Died Yesterday
troller nnd Btntc tux equalizer are ex
The first move on tho part of a pub through its special agonts, an Investi
In Hungary
pected to address tho assessors. Tho
lic organization to avert a striko gation of activities of the Ku Klux
meeting is regarded of more than us
came when tho American Farm Bu Klan throughout tho country, and thnt
(Or Th* Amo«UU4 Vm m )
ual importance on account of tho cre
reau Federation, representing 1,250, one or moro s.pedal agents have been
LONDON,
Oct. 19.—Ludwig, III,
ation of tho State Tax Equalization
000 farmers, sent petitions to the In at work in this state. To a npcclnl
former
king
of
Bnvnrln whoso throno
Board at tho last scHsion of tho legis
terstate Commerce Commission asking agent operating in this district wns
crumbled
when
German armies were Negro Caught
lature nnd work work to bo dono by
an immediate 10 to 20 per cent reduc given In chargo tho task of investigat
defeated
nnd
tho
former emperor Wiltion in freight rates on necessities, ing the letters recolved by Peter in PRESIDENT ILLINOIS CENTRA! tho board will bo one of tho principal
A fter Year’s Escape,
linm
fled
to
Holland,
died yeslxrdny
DECLARED AT MEETING
and announced that it also would ap tho hope of tracing them back kto tho
topics to bo discussed.
Killed Little Gir]
at Snrvnr cnstlo in Hungary.
TODAY
peal to the labor board not to grant a
sendor.*
new 10 per eon wugo reduction, which
PRISONERS DESTROY QUARTERS
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(Br T1m AiMoltUd Pm*«)
the roads have announced they will
VINELAND, N. J., Oct. 10.—Louis
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.—In event of n
seek, hut rather to generally revise
CORK, Oct. 19.—'Tho work of de
Lively, negro, accused of killing lit
striko
tho roads are prepared to do struction begun Sunday by tho occu
wages in accordance with the cost of
tle girl at East Mooristown last
their utmost to movo necessities, util pants of tho Spike Island camp for
living in various sections. Concur
spring, wns arrested horo early today
izing to tho fullept extent all man intorned prisoners when they became
rence in those requests should avert
ufter shooting a policeman. Accordng
power available, Charles H. Mnrkshnm enraged because they were not perthe strike, the federation sold in its
to tho police ho confessed to killing
president of the Illinois Central rail
announcement, through which it vol
tho child. A small crowd surround*
mittd to attend mass, it is alleged
road declared todny in an address be
unteered to meet with union nnd rail
cd tho jnii nfter his arrest became
continued today, tho cheering (of tho
fore tho American Mining Congress.
WROUGHT UP IIY FACT known but evory precaution was tak
representatives ns n mediator.
prisoners
as
thoy
carried
on
their
op
DAUGHTER WED
A series of meetings to last all RAILROAD STRIKE IS NOT WOR Markham snid tho present transpor erations being plainly heard in
en to guard tho prisoner.
HYING CHIEF EXECUTIVE
tation tnnglo was duo to tho fact thnt
CATHOLIC
week, will bo Htnrted today by tho
Lively is charged with killing sevenTODAY
ninety-nine public bodies hnvo hnnd in Queenstown.
eleven rail unions which have not yet
year-old
Mntildn Russo, mutulalng the
Volumes of smoko wero obsorved
fixing rules, income and oxpenscB of
Oct. 19.—When body and burying it in tho cellar of
BIRMINGHAM
issued strike cnlls although most of
tho roads and thnt tho railroads have from the Island twhore tho interned court adjourned last night tho defonse his homo. Tho body wns found a
them have voted for a strike. Leaders
no voice ill the expenditure of moro mon, it wns said) wore burning tholr in the enso of Rov. Edwin F. Stephen week Inter. Policeman Wilson, shot
of several of these unions announced
than nlnoty-sovon per sent of their sleeping kits. Four prisoners havu son, charged with second degree mur by Lively when he attempted to ar
that at these meetings they will op
been badly injured.
operating costs.
der in connection with tho killing of rest him, is bolioved fatally wounded.
pose a strike call in tho hope that
Fathor James E. Coyle on August 11, A crowd quickly gathered around the
a split between thorn and the five un
had begun tho presentation of testi jail and a threat of lynching was
Jail Delivery Was
ions already nuthojizod a walkout may
Lone Bandit Held
to support its pica thnt tho min hoard. Lively will be removed to a
avert the threatened strike.
Attempted at Talla mony
Up Express Train
ister was insane at tho timo ho shot safo place. It is said the girl was a
hassee, But Failed tho priest, The stato rested earlier playmate of his son. Tho child broke
Obtaining: B ig Loot
GOVERNMENT PREPARES
in tho day.
TO USE SOLDIERS TO .
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(By Tfc* Am m U M Vm m )
According to the testimony of S. E.
KEEP TRAINS MOVING
TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 19.—An at
MOOSEJAW, Saskatchewan, Oct.
Willoughby,
Rov. Stophonson tnlkod
19,—A lono bandit today hold up the tempted Jail delivery of three white to him a great deni prior to tho trage
prisoners
from
tho
Leon
county
jail
Dominion Express messenger on tho
SAN ANTONIO,.Toxas. (»< HV—
dy regarding the defendant’s daugh
Vancouver, Toronto express between was frustrated todny. Tho Jailor dis ter, Ruth, whoso marriage to Pedro
Onltts f'u a i.Mi'ass of ill mPi.ary
Swift Current nnd Moosejnw, rifled covered tho prisoners in tho attempt Gussmnn, a Catholic, was followed by Thirty-Third D egree
columnnils In tho Eighth army coips
the safo nnd dropped from tho mov oftor thoy had succeeded in prying off tho shooting of tho prlost who per
nren, comprising flvo states, for sold
Masons Elevated in
ing train. Officials checking up to part of tho sheet iron lock casing on formed tho marringa corcmony.
iers experienced In the operation of
detcrmlno how much loot wns ob tho coll door.
City of Jacksonville
"Mr. Stephenson seemed very much
rmlwny trnlns and tho maintenance
tained.
disturbed and worried about somo of
of w«ys, hnvo boon issued at area
(By Tfc* Am *cU U 4 Vm m )
JURY CANT DECIDE
SECRETARY
OF
WAR
his
family
affairs,
declaring
thnt
hia
headquarters, Fort Snm Houston, it
JACKSONVILLE,
O ct 19.—Ed
SANITY, MAN GOES ON
SUDDEN DEATHS IN
TO VISIT NITRATE
daughter was being carried into tho mund Stilea Jackson, Eustia, and John
wns learned today.
TRIAL
FOR
MURDER
MIAMI INVESTIGATED
PLANT IN ALABAMA
Catholic church against his will, and Harry Pratt, Jacksonville, were ele
BY STATE PHYSICIAN.
came
to me for advico about it. Ho vated to honorary thirty-third degree
COURT REFUSES POPE
FAYETTVILLE, N. C., Oct. lft—
talked
very strangely and several
WASHINGTON,
D.
O.,
Oct.
19.—
BENEFIT NEW TRIAL.
MIAMI, Fla., O ct 19.—Doctor After being out forty-eight hours the times broke down and cried said Mr. by tho Supremo Council Scottish Rita
Secretary of War Weeks, will person
Masons now in session in Washington
Dame, of Jacksonville,, is In Miami, jury to determine whether J. Mar
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct 19.— ally inspect the government nitrate for the state board of health to con shal] Williams ,charged with the mur Willoughby.
according to word received here.
"Just a few days before the killing
Another trial for John H. Pope, local and water-powor projects at Muscle
der
of
Deputy
A.
J.
Pate
is
sane
or
duct ym investigation into the deaths
attorney convicted recently of murder Shoals, Ala., arriving there for that of George E. Mason, sixty-one, his son insane, reported to Clqrk Walkor in he seemed temporarily resigned, and VOCATIONAL 8CnOOLS ACCUSED
asked mo to keep an eye on her and
'n tho first degree, with a recommen- purpose probably Friday, Octobor 28.
Cumberland county superior court her mother, which I did. Ho seemed
Mont
Davia
Mason,
twenty-nine,
nnd
The Secretary will accompany
nntlon for m er:; In collection with
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 19.—
his daughter, Mrs. Ada Prince, thirty- that it could ro t agree and a mistrial to think the trouble would blow over,"
he killing (,f Qeorgu Hickkman, the- President Harding to Birmingham
Bluntly charging / ’exploitation and
wa Bordered it waa reported eleven he said.
one,
all
of
Fort
Wayne,
Ind.,
who
died
ntrlcai man, during a holdup, was de naxt week and after a visit with Mr.
a t the jury were for a verdict that
here within forty-eight hours.
On anpther occasion, the witness reeultant destruction of the mlnde,
nied by Judge Gibbs uho sentenced Harding at Camp Bonning, Secretary
Williams waa mentally competent. •aid, the minister was "disturbed im bodies and souls" of former service
he
father
passed
away
at
8
o’clock
Week* will leave for Muacie Shoals.
the nttornoy to llfo imprisonment
Saturday morning and the eon and Deputy Pate waa killed on the night mensely." This was the time when men placed In some commercial school
An affidavit for Insolvency immedi Mr. Weewa will leave Atlanta on the daughter died within an hour of each of August 22, when he and a party of Ruth was in the home of Fred Bend fo r vocational training, Director
a c y , wns filed by Edgar Wiaybrlght 27th and; according to present plana, other Mionday. The attending physi officers raided a whiskey still near er, he added.
Forbes, of th Veterans' bureau, an
counsel for Pope, and Pope waa ad- will arrive at the nitrate plant the cians and the city health officer pro Godwin.
•
The flrat question on cross-exami nounced today the cancellation a t
junged bonkrupt by the court Judge following morning.
Williams is expected to be placed nation was what the attitude of the more than a score o i contracts with
"I have been urged to do this, the nounced death due to dengue fever on trial during the week on the mur
Ciihb* thon ordered the county to pay
witness toward the Catholic church schools In various parts of the coun
and complications. Dr. Dame has not
..
the expenses of an appeal to the state secretary said,|# "by Senator Underder
charge.
.
,
was.
Attorney Black objected to the
completed his report, but it it under
•uprerr.e court which Pope's counsel wood and Representatives Bankhead stood that he concurs with the city
question, but later withdrew opposi
and Almon. It is at their request that
Wl11 Propare at once.
Wo believe we .would like to play tion, and the witness said he waa op
Anyway, you will have to give the
officials and physicians.
hrnnk Rawlins, who waa convicted lam making t* * t» P « * io n ."
golf if we could get around the links posed to the Catholic church and Ita newspapers credit for trying to se t
nn the same charge, was sentenced to
program.
in a flivver.
tle all the world's problemn.
Try a Herald Want Ad todayBuy it with a Hsrald Want Ad.
imprisonment.
P R E S ID E N T
AT Y0RKT0WN
'
CELEBRATION
�T U B SPA Y , .OCTOBER 1 8 .1M L
T ju m m
Election* toyDedde.
T h e latest H a ts fo r
E a rly F a ll
m
■
3
We are not only earliest to show Fnll Hats, but
we are earliest to show the latest Fall Hats. Many
shapes that are fashionably smaller, hut the values
are greatest than ever.
SOFT HATS $5.00
Sanford Shoe and
Clothing Co.
MALLORY HATS
i I I J
f |M
it'll 1 Ml
s
Mi
Wizard Denies
Taking Illness
at Investigation
, WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—A sharp
clash between William J. Simmons,
imperial wiznre! of the Ku Klux Klan,
and Chairman Cnmpbcll of the house
rules conimittco, marked the re-open
ing1 yesterday of the wizard’s exami
nation when the klan head touched
on the question of hiH physical col
lapse last week.
Simmons declared thnt Assistant
Attorney General Crlm remarked at
tho time: "YTnmn such faking, I've
been expecting it all nlong.”
“I was also told," Simmons added,
"that Mr. Crlm and Chairman Camp
bell hnd said it was cheap theatricals,
intended to create sympathy."
Chairman Cnmpbcll broke in with a
bang on the table:
"If all the rest of your statement
is ns false as your statement to me,
it is utterly without foundation. The
conversation you mention did not occur. I made no such statement."
Representative Rodenhergf Republi
can, Illinois, declared tho witness
should not dignify such reports to in
sult the committee. Mr. Crim took n
hand.
"I have no reply," he said. "Mr.
Campbell's reply covers it."
Representative Upshaw, Democrat,
Georgia, undertook to speak hut was
ordered to sit down.
Demand was made for the name of
a newspaper correspondent that mem
bers of the committee looked upon tho
wizard’s collapse as a fake.
Simmons could give it, hut Rep
resentative Upshaw said it was the
correspondent of tho Now Orleans
Item whose nnmo he did not know.
Representative I'ou, Democrat, North
Cnrolinn, insisted that the wizard have
fair play nnd Campbell said he was
getting it.
"I heard comment in this room that
Mr. Simmons' collapse was stage
play. Anybody could sco tho witness
was ill," Mr. i’ou said,
In beginning his statenulnt yester
day-Simmons launched into an attack
against the New York World, declar
ing an alleged expose of the Ku Klux
hnd never presented any evidence to
aupport Its charge thnt lawless nets
hnd been committed by the klnnsmen.
Seeing grent circulation gains by a
rival, the wizard said tho licnrst pa
pers reached out for n part of it em
ploying “ a former klnnsmnn who had
been discharged by Edward Young
Clarke, head of the Ku Klux publicity
bureau.
Everybody grinned when tho wizard
declared the World wns preparing to
have one of its representatives tarred
and feathered in an effort to mnko it
appear tho crimo was tho work of tho
Ku Klux.
BIG DROP IN STOCKS
ON CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 18.—Wheat took n
big downwnrd swing in price yesterdny largely ns the result of expecta
tion on 'chnngo here that the threaten
ed railway striko would take pincc.
An much ns seven cents n bushel
was slashed from values beforo the
fnll was stopped, Mny delivery touch
ing $1.15 ns compared with $1.20 at
the finish on Snturdny.
Most of tho losses came in tho
Inst half hour of trading and Were
accelerated by tho government on
farm services. The report was mueft
less bullish thnn was looked for.
Something of n rally was witnessed
at the finish which, howovor, was nt
a net decline of ft ft-8c to Gl-4c with
December nt 100 3-4 to 110 and Mny
nt 113 8-4 nnd 114.
Rnilrond shares wore shnrply de
pressed nt tho optning of the stock
mnrket today, heavy soiling result
ing from tho prospect of countrywide railroad strike.
Losses of 1 to 3 points on the threo
lending Pacific, grangers, conlors, cot
ton enrriers, and trunk lines, were
scored. The wenkest wns Chicngo, St.
Paul, Minneopilos nnd Omaha, North
ern Pacific, Grent Northern, Southern
Pnciflc, St. Paul preferred, Rick Is
land, nnltiinoro & Ohio, nnd Norfolk
<6 Western, Atlantic Const Line, St.
Louis Southewestem preferred, nnd
St. Louis & Snn Francisco preferred
lost substantial fractions.
Moxicnn Petroleum resisted pres
sure hut other oils wore 1 to 3 points
lower, *Royn! Dutch sustaining tho
greatest loss.
Shnrcs of the rnilrond equipment
companies ,notnhiy Pressed Steel Car,
Iinldwin Locomotive, General Electric
nnd Westlnghouse also were lower nt
extreme fractions to 1 1-2 points.
Among specialties, American Sugar
established n new low record for mnny
yenrs on a furthor decline of 1 point.
Commission houses, especially thoso
with western nnd southern connect
ions, wero among tho active sellers.
Offerings, it wns believed, however,
wore professional rather thnn of n
liquidating character.
MODERN KOIIINSON CRUSOE.
KEY WEST, Oct. 18.—ElinB Hall,
a negro seaman, is of tho opinion thnt
his recent experiences rival those of
Robinson Crusoe’s Good Mon Friday.
Hall wns a watchman aboard tho
schooner Lilly R., while sho wnB
moored off Tarpon Springs. Tho night
of September 0, during a storm tho
schoner broke from her moorings, nnd
wns wrecked off Capo Snn Bias.
Hall's foot was mnshqd during the
storm nnd after two days his water
and provisions govo out. He had only
his pet cat to comfort him In his pre
KEY WEST REPORTS
dicament. After 10 days when he had
BIG CIGAR OUTPUT given up hope of being rescued, Hall
was attracted by tho peculiar antics
KEY WEST, Oct. 18.—Stimulation of tho cat. Ho found that the cat had
of the cigar industry hns been notlco- sighted a vessel. IIo managed to atablo from figures of tho month of i tract attention and tho schoonor Annie
September, when all tho factories of M. Murphy hovo-to. Later tho schoontho city put out 5,073,820 cigars. Tho or transferred him and tho cat to tho
factories hnvo big forces and all aro Icoast guard cutter Cossack which
running full time. During tho month brought thorn into port. Hall was
tho salo of stamps totallod $40,027.01, placed in tho marino hospital whore It
according to a report mado by Stamp is bollevcd he will roebver from his
privations.
Collector H. J. Roberts.
m
c
T h e W orld O w ed
M e a L iving
m iw iw ii
at S t P'efeTsbtiYg
*
Whether lie is Sustained or Whether
He is Not
s ftjrflio iftl RESISTANCE OF ROL
LINS TO HEAVY UNIVERSD
. ST. PETERSBURG, Ott. 18.—The
TY TEAM WAS WON
election to dccldo on tho recall of
DERFUL.
•
Mayor Noel A. Mitchell was set fo*
November 15, 1021, by tho city com
Florida used 20 men against Rol missioners. Possibility of a contest
lins’ 15—man every ten minutes a in the oplrilon of thd city #dttorney
fresh pihycr wns added by tho Uni who declared' tho election should have
versity eleven.
been called by ordinance, but It Is not
The splendid showing of Rollins believed likely to he n contest no nintCollcgo in its game with tho Uni tei which side wins. Mitchell says he
versity of Florida Saturday wns noth will net opposo the election but wel
ing less than a marvelous exhibition comes it.
of nerve nnd lighting spirit. To tho
boys who fought through tho game LEESBURG ACTS AS HOST
against such fearful odds of weight
FLORIDA WATER TRAFFIC
nnd strength, too much credit cannot
LEAGUE HELD LAST NIGHT.
bo given. Whilo the scoro of 33 to 0
(GontlnPtt) from f a t e On#)
bespenk n comfortable margin for tho
benefiting
the shippers and merchants
Floridn team, it in nowiso expresses
of
Central
Floridn.
tho struggle Florida experienced in
Col.
Knight
told tho Leesburg peo
getting thnt total. With a reservo
ple
thnt
it
was
tho intention of tho
of thirty men, anyone of which for
League,
in
addition
to educating indiv
out ewighbd the heaviest man on the
iduals
nnd
communities
to tho advan
Rollins squad, Floridn wa sable to
tages
of
wntor
transportation,
to'malnsend fresh players into tho game at
tnln
n
department
for
tho
handling
of
nil times. Nor did Conch Kllno omit
claims
for
shortages
nnd
over
charges,
any opportunity to change his mon
when they npopnred the least bit fa and that it had been estimated the
revenue to the Lenguc from this
tigued, for no less thnn 20 members
j source alone would bo considerable.
of the Univtrslty squad wero pitted Members of the Leaguo would be priv
against tho light weights from Winter ileged to have claims for shortages
Park, each of whom accepted tho In hnndlod on a 10 per cent basis nnd
evitable of having a new fresh op overcharges on a 25 por cent basis. He
ponent every tn minutes, and1fought nlso Btrossed tho necessity of securing
on gnmly with declining strength un greater tonnnge for our inland water
til the finnl whistle of the closing wnyB, if federal appropriations are to
Piny.
\
u bo obtained for improvements.
Conch Kline was forced to retain
A. I’. Connelly, of Sanford, in n very
his original linoup of first string play forceful mnnner, brought out the
ers throughout the first two quarters point thnt with the growth nnd devel
of piny, n fact alone Vhicl\ reflects opment of Florida’s agricultural re
much credit to the collegians, for sources thnt the rnilronds would he
through whnt wns supposed to bo hard pressed to supply the necessary
thirty minutes of nctunl play, <tho facilities for handling the volume of
Winter Park aggregation held their business this development presaged.
husky opponents time nnd ngnfn for He volunteered the suggestion, mnde
downs, and wore even nblo to mnko to him some years ago by a citrus
considerable ground against the Flori grower, that the time would arrive
da regulars, incking .however, the when it would bo necessary to pur
driving power nnd weight to put tho chase o fleet of ships to operate to
ball over when within striking dist every nnvignblo port in the world in
order to create new markets for the
ance.
consumption
of the enormous produc
Ono thing which adds much to tho
tion
of
the
peninsula
state. This oper
showing mado by Rollins, as well os
ation
would
require
a largo financial
reflecting tho gnmeness and spirit of
fair piny nnd sportsmanship of the outlay which should bo raised by as
Winter Park players, is Bhown by tho sessing every grower so much per tree.
fact thnt tho first quarter of piny Mr. Connelly nlso stressed the import
wns fully 13 minutes overtime, tho ance of developing our tonnage via tho
scrappy collegians holding tho Uni wnter nnd ns n natural consequence n
versity to an 8 *o 0 scoro for 38 min- physical development through federal
utcB of nctunl football playing time. nid would be decelerated.
L. S. Scroblc, of the Clydo Line,
Instead of a 15-minutes quarter nt
nnd H. S. Ward, of the Merchants &
the start of tho gnnic, owing to tne
Miners Transportation Co. brought
inefficiency of the timekeeper, the
out very Interesting dntn showing dif
Rollins tenm hatted with the Florida ferentials in favor of nil wnter over nil
Yogulnrs for 23 minutes during the rail rates nnd the improvements to tho
first quarter. During the second services recently innugurnted by these
quarter, with a full set of fresh plny- lines.
ers in the lineup of the Floridn elev
E. T. Woodruff, of Snnford, recog
en, Rollins held on like grim death, nized ns pne of the most ardent sup
not n score being mnde in this 15 porters of our inlnnd waterways nlso
minutes of play. Certain it is thnt emphasized tho necessity of giving
hnd the timekeeper been onto his job, tho Central Florida Water Traffic
the safety mnde by Floridn in tho Lcnguo their fullest support if relief
first qunrtr would not hnv been mndo from tho present excessive rates were
nnd two points eliminated from tho to be expected. Other speakers on the
score. Not only this, for fifteen min program were Mr. Futch, of Lcesutes of overtime ngnlnst tho regular Lccsburg, Mr. Burton, of Leesburg,
Florida eleven certainly hnd ri tre Mr. Tnrpioy, secretary of the Longue,
mendous part in weakening the light Willis Powell, secretary of the Lake
er College tenm hnd mnking possible County Chnmber of Commerce; J. G.
tho running up of 1 SpolritB against Ball, Snnford, nnd Secretary Penrmnn
them in tho Inst quarter. While it is of tho Sanford Chamber of Commerce.
At the conclusion of the addresses,
speculative just whnt effect this orror
In time would hnvo hnd on tho nctunl motion was passed by the Leesburg
score, if 13 minutes could have been Chnmber of Commerce thnt threo
taken off from tho Inst quarter of members from that organization be
piny, certainly tho score would not elected ns directors nl the Cm fa'
hnveo exceeded 15 or nt the most 21 Florida Water Trnfi'V Leaguo, and
points; for Florida mnde its best thnt the Longue le assured cf tho
gnlns nnd did its most scoring gin the support of tho :•!« relucts nnd growns
Inst ten minutes o fplny when tho of Leesburg would ship by water
Rollins clevon wnB crippled nnd fight whenever nnd wherever practical.
Snnford mcrchnntu should securo
ing without tho services of Cnptnln
membership
in the lenguc at once nnd
Wright, nnd Us best defensive men In
tnko advantages of tho facilities of
Boyle nnd Tenre.
fered by the League’s TraflTic Depart
Under tho rules of todny, Conch
ment for handling their claims. Dues
Kline wns nllowed to put his regulnrs
ill tho Longue are $10 per year, nnd
In the lineup during tho Inst qunrter cheek shou'd he mailed to W. D. Tnrpwhich resulted in Cnrlton
tonring lcy, Orlnndo, together with application
through the wenkened Collcglnns for blanks which can be secured from tho
repented gains of 20 to forty ynrds. secretory of tho Sanford Chamber of
Credit is duo Cnrlton for his spectncu- Commorco.
Inr broken field running, tho only ef
fective work of tho Floridn cloven;
BOYS BOUGHT LIQUOR
but it will be remembered that he nnd
DISCOVERED
MOONSHINE STILLother bnckfleld men seemed tied to n
post in tho first two quarters of tho
KEY WEST, Oct. 18.—Discovery of
game.
two
Intoxlcntod small boys hero Inst
To tho Collegians romains the proud
week
resulted in tho seizure of the
recollection of having held Florida's
most
complete
moonshine liquor man
best to n moro eight points for 38
ufacturing
plant
over found in Mon
minutes, nnd tho experience gnlnd will
roe
county.
The
still was In a house
undoubtdly ho used to advantage In
occupied
by
a
Cuban
who several days
building up tho Rollins team for Its
previously
hnd
been
called
td Havana
future games.
Florida goes to Carlstrom Flold for because of t'.io Illness of his wife. Tho
a gamo with th eaviation squad this children, at play, entered tho vacant
afternoon, nnd followers of the ’gntor house .found d quantity of liquor nnd
eleven aro looking to this gnmo with proceeded to stage a stag party. After
Increased Ihtorost after tho gruolllng tho drinking bout they wont home,
and, attracted by their conduct, neigh
game of Saturday .
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police. The police ascertained where
For office supplies, stationery, ete, tho boys had been and found the still
come to the Herald office.
without difficulty.
For f irat claw Job work—tb* Herald
i m r A DAILY KXAALD WAXT AS.
Said the fellow who did not like to work
and he really thought the world should
pay him without working
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HE OBTAINED THE LIVING
But such a life—it was hiB theory about
how to get a living without working.
Tho world owes each one a living but it
is up to every one to collect it. The best
way to get the best living is to have your
money where you can get it when you
want it—in the bank
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Is obtained by saving your money while
you nro mnking it and put it in the bank
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
LET US TELL YOU
ABOUT IT TODAY
The Peoples Bank
o f Sanford
BARNES HOLDS WORLD'S
JAPAN’S DELEGATES TO
ARMAMENT CONFERENCE
RECORD FOR SETTING
HAVE CABINET POLICY
TYPE BY HAND.
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 17.—Members of
tho Japaneso delegation to tho Wash
ington conference on limitation of ar
maments and Far Eastern questions
sailed yesterday afternoon for the
United States on board tho steadier
Kashima Mnru. Tho newspapers say
the delegation carries with it the dis
armament policy of the JapnneBc gov
ernment formulated by tho cabinet
council nnd approved by tho advisory
council. A copy of theso Instructions
wns handed yesterday to the Ameri
can ambassador.
Thoro wns n tremendous crowd nt
tho pier to bid tho delegation farewell.
Old residents of tho city said that they
had never witnessed n greater ovation.
Numerous floral arches spanned tho
routo of the delegates nlong tho pier
to tho steamer.
Viscount Uchidn, tho foreign minis
ter who accompanied tho delegation
which Is hendod by Prlnco Tokugnwn,
president of tho houso of peers, from
Tokio to Yokohama said to tho Asso
ciated Press correspondent on lcnvlng
tho ship, "May this beautiful Japnncso dny typify tho Washington con
ference, leading to harmonious co-op
eration of the powers nnd mnking the
world happier."
ORLANDO, Oct. 18.—William C.
Barnes, of St. Petersburg, old time
printer and typesetted nnd hojdcr of
tho woYld’B recoitf for typesetting by
hand, wart among those who attend*?
tho meeting here Sunday of union
printers of tho State. Mr. Barnes,
who is 80 yenrs old, was bom in Canadd, but most of his life has been
spent in the United States.
It wns on January 1, 188(1, thnt
Barnes ontcrcd tho race for the
world's typesetting honors, taking
part in a contest with other com
positors who were nationally known
for their speed in sticking typo. The
contest Instcd twenty-ono consecutive
hours nnd Bnrnes averaged 1,037 oms
of nonparicl typo per hour, for that
period The trophy ho won was n
diamond studded gold medal enrrying
with It tho tltlo of typesetting champ
ion. *
Barnes’ nverngo of 1,037 ems nn
hour was not h!s best record, how
ever, for In another contest ho set
2,160 ems 1 nono hour. In nn exhibi
tion meet ho stood at tho enso and,
blindfolded, set 1,005 cnia of typo in
ono hour, which was just nbout equal
to tho speed of tho average hand
compositor not wearing "blinders.”
Tho world news the day it happens,
—Got your Scratcn Pads from The
delivered nt your door each evening,
Herald—by
tho pound—16c.
15c tho week.
The world nows the dny It happens^
—Got your Scratch Pads from The
tho Herald office.
Herald—by tho pound—15c.
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Economy ia not only n matter of Having. It
consists also of spending money to best advnntnge.
You can often add materially to the effectiveness
of your purchases by reading the advertisements
in this publication.
Advertising identilles goods of unquestioned
vnlue. When a manufacturer puts bis name on a
product and tells you about it, you may rest assured that it is worth while. It docs not pay to
advertise merchandise that is not sound. The
comebacks are too costly.
Make a practice of rending advertisements.
Rend them ns news from the business world, published for your benefit.
Sometimes, they keep you from mnking nn
unwise purchase by pointing out just why one
article suits your needs better thnn another. A
step toward renl economy!
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Often, they help you live better and dress better, nnd mnke more of your Income in every way.
Also, renl economy!
And you will find that they frequently save
you money.
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consolation, It being a basket of jrel*
low eldt*.
At the conclusion of the card game
Mrs. Bette assisted by Mrs, 8. M,
Lloyd served a delicious salad course.
Among those enjoying Mrs. Betts
charming hospitality were: MesdamM
Joe Chittenden, Robert Hines, 8. M.
Lloyd, Henry Purdon, A. W. Lee,
John 0. Smith, Howard Smith, Fred
Daiger, Raymond Key, J. B. Lawson,
Howard Orerlin and Miss Martha
Fox.
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recognizes that its progress hinges
on the financial growth o f this com
munity.
So it’s perfectly natural for it to
be interested in the progrress of each
citizen.
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shaking hands with friends and trans
acting business.
PIPE ORGAN CLUB
MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Tho Temple Pipe Organ Club held
__________Phone 117-W_________ its regular wcokly mooting at tho
home of Mrs. Kont Rossitor on Col
SOCIAL CALENDAR
ory nvenuo.
Answer to roll call was by names
Wednesday—The Welfare Department of favorite authors. Mrs. Ramos pre
of the Woman's Club meet at 3:30 sided In tho obRoncc of tho president,
at the Club Rooms,
Mrs. C. B. Ryan.
One new mombor, Mrs. Fnrrell, was
Wednesday—There will be a call meet
initiated and Mrs. Rand Morrlwother
ing of St. Agnes Guild at the homo
was unanimously elected.
of the president, Mrs. Fred Daiger,
A most delightful luncheon of
213 B. Fourth street, at 3:30 p. m.
sandwiches, pickles, punch, enko and
Thursday—-The Woman’s Auxiliary of
fruit was served by the hostess.
the American Logion will ontertnin
The next meeting Is to ho hold nt
the mombors of the Logion and nil
the homo of Mrs. Arthur Johnson, 206
those eligible to bccomo members,
and all mombors of the Auxiliary, at Laurel nvenuo.—Mrs, K. R. Murroll,
tho Woman’s Club House, nt 8:30 p. Jr.
m.
Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will
bo held nt tho Central Park at 2ivo
o’clock.
Saturday—Tho Cocillon Club will meet
at the studio of Mrs. Fannio S. Mun
son at 3 p. m.
Saturday—Story Hour at Central
Park at 4 instond of C p. u .
Rev. ami Mrs. A. M. Daiger, of
Umatilla wore aiming those attending
tho district mooting nt the Muthodist
church here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Marlowe and
Bon Robbie motored ot Jacksonville
Saturday where Mr. Marlowe went on
busihoss.
Howard P. Smith returned home
yesterday from Jacksonville where he
wont on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Daiger, Sr., of
Tampn, arrived in their enr this nfternoon and are tho guests of their son
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dnigor,
Jr.
EVENING BRIDGE
Mrs. E. F. Housholder was the
gracious hostess last evening when
sho entertained tho members of tho
Evening Bridge Club nt her homo on
Ninth street, thero being three tables
of players.
Purplo Dnhllns were used In charm
ing profusion in tho various rooms
whero tho card tables were nrrangod.
Of exceptional interest was tho
gnmo of bridge played, high score
among tho men was made by Dr. Puleston, who was given an ash receiver,
while the prize for high score among
the Indies, a dainty vanity snehet was
presented to Mrs. C. E. Henry.
After this delightful gumo of enrds
Mth. Ilousholder served a temping
salad course.
Mrs. IIouHholdor’s guests Included:
Dr. nnd Mrs. S. Puleston, Mr. nnd
Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt, Mr, nnd Mrs. It.
E. Newman, Col nnd Mrs. Georgo W.
Knight, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thrashor, nnd
Mrs. C. E. Henry.
MRS. THUS. F. EAST RESIGNS
It is sincere regret to tho mem
bers
of tho Methodist church, that
Mrs. Hurley and son, Kermith, for
MrH.
Thomas
F. East has sent in her
mer residents here hut now of Winter
resignation
ns
organist. Owing to
Gnrdon, were recent visitors in the
other duties Mm. East feels that Hhc
city, calling upon friends.
can not continue as organist.
■Robert Robinson, who oh n delcgnto
to the Nntionnl Brotherhood of Saint . HOUR CHANGED FOR STORY
nouR
Andrew Convention held this year nt
The Story Hour held each Saturday
Norfolk, Vn., hns returned homo after
n most wonderful trip. Hu reports afternoon in Central Park under tho
over 1.600 men ns delegates from var auspices of tho Mother's Club, will
ious cities nnd towns in the United meet at four o'clock fron: now on in
stead of five ns heretofore,
All
Stntoa in attendance.
children between the ages of five nnd
Dixie Hollins, of St. Petersburg, fifteen nro cordially invited to at
formerly superintendent of public in tend.
struction of Pinellas county, anti u
PRESBYTERIAN MEN
candidate for stnte superintendent of
H. C. DuBohu, of Sanford, has* been
public instruction in thu last general
cluctlon, was in this city yesterday selected as speaker nt tho men's
meeting which is to he held at tho
First Presbyterian church, Thursduy.
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Mr. DuBose is said to he a pleasing
and earnest speaker. Those in charge
of the mooting are confident that n
large number will be in attendance
and there nru hopes of this gathering
being an inspiration for tho beginning
of a big work by the men of tho First
Presbyterian church In this city.—
Tampa Tribune,
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BATTERIES
W E SE L L FOR LESS
N ew Filling Station
‘T oot o f First St.”
ENTERTAINS CLUnS
A delightful social event of yester
day uftornoon was tho bridge party
given by Mrs. Archie Botts nt hor
homo on Palmetto avenuo, there be
ing three tablen of players Including
members of the Sumlnofo Bridge and
T. N. T. Clubs,
Tho rooms of this lovely homo were
effectively decorated with backets and
crystal vnies of yellow eldor and daislea.
A very absorbing game of bridge
was played during the afternoon. Mm.
Robert Hines making high score wasawardod a basket filled with pink,
roses, the handle being tied with pink,
tulle, while Mrs. Joe Chittenden was
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THE COMMONITT NEWSPAPER *
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(By
Bob
Adams)
At the first meeting.of the evening
4
Of
all
the
sheeta
from
East
vocational school last night, much in
Fresh from Factory
4
to
West
the
local
paper
Is
the
terest wm shown. O n* twenty en
best. Deep la our love and 4
30x31/2 Nonrolled for the course in mechanical
deep
our debt to Herald, Jour 4
drawing and blue print reading, with
Skid ............$12.50
nal or Gazette. When first I 4
Mr. A. H. Stone as instructor. Mr.
4
landed
on
this
ball,
a
bit
of
Goodyear, Perfection or U.
Stone is well qualified to handle such
4
flesh
wrapped
'round
a
squall,
a course, being a man with both prac
U . N ot an unknown brand
it welcomed me with Joy and 4
tical experience end college training.
but all standard makes.
prido my life has never justi 4
In fact, the Sanford tradesmen and
FATHERS AND SONS BANQUET.
fied. It follows me my whole 4
30x3 NonTonight the committee from tha mechanics are fortunate to ' have
life through, with Words all 4
brought
to
them
such
instruction
and
Holy Cross Men's Club on the Fath
kind and mostly trust nnd 4
S k id ........... $10.50
ers and Sons banquet, R, J. Holly, D. a t no expense to the men or the oomeven after I am hearsed twill 4
Turner, A. F. McAllister, Shemhti munity for the aatarisa of teachers
tell my best and hide my. 4
Vulcanizing:
Lloyd, Frank L. Miller and the Club's engaged for these classes a n paid for
worst. When in Oshkosh or 4
president, B. F. Whltner, meet In the out of State and Federal funds, thru
Wickiup I wander homesick as 4
B. S. A. Assembly Room. Plans are the State and local boards of public
a pup, or if in foreign lands I 4
going steadily forward for the big- Instruction.
roam, It brings me pleasant 4
Mr. L. Sherman Greene, state su
geat "Get-together" banquet ever held
news of home. Across tho 4
of Sanford men in this city, on Thurs pervisor of industrial education, was
sands, across the seas, the old 4
1st and Elm Avo. Phone 447-W
day night, October 27th in the Parfth In tha oity yesterday to personalty as
home paper comes to me. It .is 4
House. This banquet is being given sist in the organisation of th e n elsea friend both true and tried, 4
complimentary by the Men's Club to sea. Ha was in Orlando (Monday
and to it, gents, I point with 4,
the Fathers who have sons in the B. night when that city started off with
pride; yea, 1 will hock my Sun 4
S. A.) and the fathers of the men's four of th e n classes, and eaoh of
day pant* to pay up six years 4 FORMING GOOD
Club who will bring their son or them fell. He reports that Tampa
HEADING HABITS.
In advance.
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some other boy.
w
has sight classes now running, while
4 # 4 4 f t i t o t o 4 4 4 4 jft‘ If paronta< wish their children to
Jacksonville will have flfteeh or more.
form^good reading habits they muat
THE CIRCUS.
Classes will be organised In other
Plans by tho B. S. A. for their "In conrntunitiea .as fast os is possible, LAKE COUNTY BOY
first! form such habits thomiclves.
door I'. T. Bornum's, Jr., Clrctyi" are and ,to tho extent of the nvailablo
CHAMPION RIFLE SHOT And there is no bettor way to do this
coming stoadily on. Everyono is at funds. Mr, Greono further states,
than to bring into the household n
work under tho general chairmanship that if men in the vnrious building
LEESBURG, Oct. 18.—Walter S. periodical that will bo of interest to
of Tom Meredith. It promises to be trades In this city desire to have a Stokes, former Lake county boy, every member of it; that will supply
tho greatest thing Sanford has ever courso in architectural drawing and whoso parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. H. the best reading for old and young.
had and will be staged at an early bluo print reading, followed |by a Stokes, reside at Mohawk, ia winning Among the periodicals of this descrip.
dato in the nowly remodelled and course in steel square and roof fram fame as a riflo shot, according to ad tion The Youth's Companion Is ungreatly enlarged Holy Crete Pariah
ing for carpenters, nnd will so oxpress vices received here from Washington, Ique. Not only does it aim to entertain
House.
themselves to Supt. Lawton, he will D. C., where he is engaged a* an in and inform boys and girls in their
structor in tho High School Cadet toens, ns its name suggests, but there
pa # * # # Ni ** im # # # # lai recommend that tho bonrd receive old Corps of that city, Young Stokes re is not a psge In it that parents can
for this purpose, provided, of courso,
that competent teachers can bs ob cently won tho world's rifle cham pass over with indifference.
The 52 Issues of 1022 will bo crowd
pionship at tho international shoot fh
tained.
Switzerland,
those
advices
state.
Mr.
ed
with seriol stories, short stories,
Supt. Lawton and the board art to
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Stokes
was
tho
only
civilian
of
*a
editorials,
poetry, facts and fun. Sub
to * * to * * h e * * t o 4 * an he congratulated for being nblo to get team of five men representing tho scribe now and receivo:
funds nnd organize these courses that
Tho Youth's Companion—52 issues
local men may incrcnso their trade United States. In addition to tho
THURSDAY
American
team
winning
first
place
in
in
1022.
3:80—Nollio Turner Circle nt home of knowledge, skill nnd efficiency, nt no tho mntchos, Stokes won every indiv
All the remaining issues of 1021.
expense to themsolvcs or tho local
Mrs. Robert Glenn.
idual honor. Tho American tenm capTho Companion Homo Calendar for
community,
nnd
while
actively
en
FRIDAY
turod the coveted Argontinn cup, pre- 1022, all for 32.50.
gaged
In
wnga
earning
employment
7:80 p. m., Seminole County Federa
viously held by Switzerland for 17
Or includo McCall's Magazine, tho
As we go to press we understand | yenrfl nm| vn,U0(, nt $, 2 000
tion of Baptist Young People at thu
monthly
nuthority on fashions. Both
that the hoard has In mind « m an, s|nco dRht
whcn Stokc„
Bnptlst Temple.
publications,
only 33.00.—Tho Youth's
suitable to tench tho course -n nrchi-, left homo hc hns attonded ndwol Jn
Companion,
Commonwealth
Avo., ami
CUHB8TONE BROKERS
tecturnl drawing nnd that 11 la hoped, New York state and in Washington,
St.
Paul
St,,
Boston,
M
obs. New sub
to offer this courso soon.
WILL-GET THE RUN
In 1018 ho serifl'd a period in the scriptions received at this office.
I
IN CITY OF ORLANDO.
navy. Senator Fletcher obtained for
ALLEGED DESERTER
him an appointment to Annapolis,
Sell it with a Herald Want Ad.
Word has gone out from police
FROM ARMY JAILED
whero ho remained a year and thon
headquarters that tho unlicensed wi|d
ON FORGERY CHARGE. resigned to take the position as In
cat real estate gentry wBl havo hard
structor of the Washington cadet
MRS. IDA AUSTIN
going hero this season.
TALLAHASSEE,.Fin., Oct. 19.— corps. Ho is a senior at present in
418 Magnolia Avc.
Chief of Polico Vcstnl passed tho James Gray, self-confessed deserter the law department of the George
word out this morning that ho is go from tho United States army, was Washington University. During tho M AKER A N D ALTERER OF
ing after'this particular brood to get caught In an attempt here Saturday past eight years he has acquired some
LADIES' CLOTHES
'em. It is understood he will lasua a ^night to pass a forged chock on T. 100 medals for his ability as a marks
wnrrnnt for ono unlicensed operator J. Apploynrd, of this city. It seems man.
Eyes Examined
Glasses Designed
today, nnd others may follow.
that Gray went to Appleyard'a print
Complaints havo been made by bona ing establishment nnd nppliod for n NINE MILLION
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
fide real ustnto men that several men position ns pressman. He wan told
AUTOS AVAILABLE.
OPT. D.
nro operating in the city without li that there wns no vacancies. But, in
censes. It Is said tho number of men some manner, while in tho plnco of
NEW YORK, Oct. 18.—Mere than
doing this sort of trade in increasing buisness Grny seems to hnvo picked nine million automobiles and trucks
each year. A special ondonvor will be up a blank check. It developed that will he available for emergency If the
nmde by tho opolico department to Grny took the chock to a stationary railroad strike for October 30 goes
break up tho little game.—Reporter- store, asked to use n check protector Into effect. Alfred Reeves, gencrnl
Star.
on a check ho was sending his wifo, manager of tho Nutional Automobile
tho request wns granted and ho thon Chamber of Commerce, declared in a OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
C. E. MEETING AND SOCIAL.
took tho chock to n grocery store nnd statement. Mr. Roevea said tho motor Graduate Northern Illinois College
Sanford, Fla.
bought aovon or eight dollars worth trucks of the country could ensily 212 Exst First St.
On Monday night, the Christian of goods offering the check for 333.75 hnmllo freight necessary to .relievo
Endeavor of tho Congregational In payment. Suspicion developed at tho emergencies, nnd added that in cities i
Edith Lucille Ball
church, bed a business meeting and grocery Btore nnd when tho clerk went commuting passengers traffic could
social nt tho homo of Mrs. VnnNesB, to tha safe to got the cash ho cnllod ho taken care of by motor buses,
on the west side.
Mr. Apploynrd over the phono to aeo
Fnrmers, Mr. Reeves said, own T e a ch e r Pinna and H arm ony
I fsuch n check hnd been issued. Grny 130,000 trucks and thcsce, with those Gradunle Chicago Musical College
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION. hearing the telephone conversation In cities, could ho utilized in deliver*
ran from tho store. Chief of Polico ing food products.
Call 46-J for Appointment
Tnylor Commnndery will hold n Ranks wns notified, who pursued nnd
Stated Conclave on Friday evening, caught Grny on tho railroad track on
i anr; u tea BaNuriBici ■mm ■■HnnN ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! ■■■■■■■
nt 7 o'clock. All members of this tho edge of town.
Comnmndury ns well as nil Knights
Tho prisoner* Is not known in TnlTemplar In Sanford nnd Semlnolo Inhnssoo hut he gives his nnmo ns
county are requested to attend this James Gray and says he deHorted tho
Conclnve. Matters of especial Inter army at Camp Pike In June, 1920, IIo
est to tho order will ho considered. Is being held in the city jail pending
Tho Medlterrnnenn Pass nnd tho Or nn investigation as to his record.
der of Mnltn will ho conferred upon
nil companions of tho Rod Cross of CHECK UP CONTENTS
this Commnndery. All. companions
OF YOUR PURSE!
eligible please take notice. Orders to
ho conferred nt 8 p. rn.
Keep your eyes open nnd you can
II. E. TOLAR,
prevent your being victimized by
Eminent Commander. counterfeiters who nro flooding tho
nation with bogus millions.
Tho secret service staff of tho Uni
ATTENTION LEGION ARES.
ted States Treasury Department Bays:
Scrutinize nil hills closely. Hold a
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Am
erican Legion, will give n hnnquut for genuine note to the light nnd ohservo
momhers of tho American Legion, tho fine silken texture. If you rocolvo
Campbell Loaning Post, Thursday n note with coarser texture or with
night, October 20th, 8 p. m., nt the blurred outlines on tho design tit's
Woman's Club. Como nnd bring a open to suspicion.
"You can detect raised notes by re
new mombor for the Auxiliary or tho
“F O O T -F IT T E R S"
E
Logion, with you. Let us show tha membering that 310 bills bear a pic
Auxiliary that we havo a live bunch ture of Jackson, 320 of Cleveland, 350
of Legionares in Sanford, by coming of Grant, 3100 of Franklin and 3500 : Are the only Shoes in the world which have ■
of Marshall.
■ full length Vamps and Solid Leather Soles. S
out.
L. F. ROPER,
VIRGIL L. SMITH,
Post. Corn'd*. "Don't depend too much on the 'ring'
Three S tyles
Satisfaction
Post A djt
178-Btp in detecting false coins. Run your s
English
"
Guaranteed
fingers ovor the surface. If they stick,
Semi-English
on
i
the coin's genuine. If they slide easily,
CARD OF THANKS.
and
Every
It may not be."
Edmonized Munson
pair
—-------------------,j
To the many friends who wore so
Sold Exclusively by
Office supplies of all kinds a t Ib e ij
kind,to us In the death of aur Infant
Hetald Printing Go. When yog want
son, wo wish to express our thanks.
anything ft this line zee The Herald.
MR. and MRS. L. B. BRAGG.
We have It or «aa get I t
THE STORE THAT SA V ES YOU MONEY
Tha pluggwr may never arrive, bui
215-217
B.
FIRST STREET
Poit cards—local views—le saeta at
he thlnka he will, which is tha.nsxt
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
the Harald eflea.
thing to arriving.
Vi
School
ell Attended
NEW TIRE
STOCK
FRANK AKERS
TIRE GO.
:
MEETINGS
:
B A FFE L D -H O N IG CO. In c.
�DA ILY
LATIOHOFTEMRiRALURE
armistice
“
m
E W
How WbtiidYtfa tik e to OwnThisHome?
I
... urii i uB 8 T A 0 I M IW 6 B .. Heating experts tell ua that churches
ahnuld be kept wanner than lecture
■ f f i E f t * OP ™ * AMKRrooma. Whether thin Implies that the
W
K A N J^W N . .
♦Wore room ninllKtice la more apt to
rget any discomfort *due to ternTie PollowlnB
rature thnn n <,)iurch congregation
the/ decline to aajr/j
(n un.lil« “ J
According to the scientists versed In
the subject 05 degrcoa la the proper
tlwpctatui* fo r/l dhurch, while that
pfrn lecture hall ahnuld he between 00
£ L , u«“ »'
. VAMidekVee*. 1
bnlljlnga.' the’expert* ngrce,
mijd hnvn’/V.temperature between OS
m j u » * « '* d-73 •H’jfrfees, Wlil'e’school* should
f0Tt witnessed in theclty:
be’kept; uniformly at 70 degree*.
The proper temperature for the
Amarican Legion.
home
ta about OS dcxrcc*. with both,
£ rf.n i F«lnt 4 W*« * • * » ° < \
rooma at between 70 and R5 degree*. . Thla lienutlfui nlrplape phfftwraph. taken from g ,height of 1.200 fast,
KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E Woman'* Club, W«lf*r* D .p t
Entrance hnlla and veatllmlea should allows llnwk Inland. Ig, Uke-Placlfk New York. The Island ta owned by J.
D. C. Marlowe.
be kept at a temperature between 54 Fuller, whose home la seen among the tree*.
GOAT MANURE
Hopkins Shoo Shop.
■nit 00 dfgreea; gymnnsluras 00 and
A. J. Lossing, (8).
4«tiit<u1ukip'08 dsgwea. ,
Aiid Other Material*
VX*ree lice the tempehitnrr* for Eugene W aiter’ll •
C. A Matthevra. l_
hospitals: general rooma,' 72 to 78 deBall Ilardwaro Company.
. Drama on Scrieen
WfiAV {#h*5 £•«*>■. ?2; operating
Lloyd Shoe Store.
rooma, 70 to 00.
West Side Grocery.
"Fine Feather*,’’ the Metro produc
Kgperta apparently do not believe In
Bryan-Wheeler Motor Co.
jhmkihg'i prison* attractive Ini cold tion announced to be shown at tha
Wight Tire Co.
WMther, as they recommend a temper* Star tkhatta tonight, la p a r tic u la r
• g , i o . Motor Co. (2 float!).
'h im for .aem betweon 80 and 64 de notable,’'and deserving of s t a t i o n , In I c y i you really te d claan, fW 8l|
Sanford Cycle Co.
grees. Factories and shops should be the' fact t&kt it Was adapted frpm the
• a d froth inaida, a ad
-k*pt-at-a temperature of 65 .degrees L highly successful play of the same
are seldom UL
Haynes A Ratliff.
JwUer.jhppj an4 .foundries^ 80 Jo 00; name which cknte from, the pen of
City of Sanford.
machine ahopa. 00 to *88; paint"aKops, Eugene Walter, the min Who Is known
If you are accustomed to wake up
Mobley’* Drug Store.
80
with
coated tongue, foul breath or a
wherever the dfama ia mentioned.
Routh Bros., Bakery.
dull
headache;
or If your meals, sour
This is s'picture with a plot Hurt la
PH ONE 536
Cate*’ Crate Co.
(UP
JOHNSON
CHANGES
M
IND
and
ferment,
you
have a real surprise
bound
to
fascinate
all
tnahneifs
of
Coca-Cola Co.
theatre-goers, whether they be poor, awaiting you.
Woodruff & Walaoa.
N ttlv . •f H iim tia R14l«, Art.., Dactd.a
struggling,
or whether thfcy hake al Tomorrow morning, immediately
Haight A Welland.
Nat ta Taka a Second Help,
ready attained the upper rungs of suc upon' arising, drink a glass of hot
Catea Grocery Co.
mat* Aftar Dream.
cess’ ladder. There ti Hi it the tvaga* water with a teaspoonful of limestone
Deane Turner.
"I was ffreltag sorter piiny yesterday dy of the welUknown 'love in • cot phosphate In it. This ia intended to
Newberry's Drug Store.
SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
and went to bed In the daytime, nnn tage” idea, where two young congen first neutralise and than wash out of
Carter Lumber Co.
dmopt ;thht 1 wa« about to marry ial persons marry, believing th a t1'a your stomach, liver, kidney* and thir
T. J. Miller A Son.
JOHN GORE, Proprietor
again,’’ confessed Gap Johnson of Hum- humble existence will be ideal, since ty feet of intestines ail the indiges
Union Pharmacy.
tible
waste,
poisons,
sour
bile
and
CEMETERY
WORK A SPECIALTY
pUa Ridge. Ark. U1 thought right well they have lose. With time cornea the
Sanford Shoe A Clothing Co.
of the tidy, toe, till aftrr a ni«* of disillusionment, and when the woman toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening and
1018 West First Street
1818 West First 8tr**t
Hanson's Shoe Repair Shop.
tHa Doga "had'come In a-yelllng with begins to hint that she deserves the purifying the entire alimentary ca
Roberts Grocery Co.
aeveral more after 'em. and all tore
nal.
under the bed and went roaring round fine gowns and luxuries which other
Baumcl's Specialty Shop.
Those subject to headaches, back
and round. Then moat of my fourteen men bestow on their wives, the wretch aches, bilious attacks, constipation or Notice of Application for Tax Deeds 71-2 ch. N 29 deg. W 10.98 ch. W 10
Raffdd-Ilonig Co.
Under Section 575 of the General
children beolged In, cuislng and fight ed husband looks shout him, and in
eh. 811.13 ch. Nely 23ch. S 14 deg. E 8
F. P. Rlncs.
ing among thelrselves over which gang despair does an act which gives him stomach trouble, are urged to get a
Statutes
Laws
of
Florida
eh.,
S 64 deg., W to pt. 80 ch. W of E
A. Kanner.
of dogs find the right'of It, and most wealth and unhappiness in unstinted quarter pound of limestone phosphate
line
of Sec. and 10 ch N of 8 line at
F. Schwarts.
from the drug store and begin enjoy
ly rolled under the bed with the dog*, portions.
Notice
is
hereby
gtven
that
Charles
NE
1-4, S 10 ch. W to 8W cor of
Chero-Cola Co.
where all hand* puraeeded to pound
In "Fine Feathers” is an extraordi ing the morning inside bath.
D. Cary, purchaser of Tax Certificate NW 1-4 of Sec. N to NW cor. of Sac.
Brown's Market.
Just as hot water and soap cleanoe,
anil bite and howl In seven different nary conflict of motives and charac
No. 10, datad the 2nd day of June, A. E to beg. 167 acres. The said land
languages.
purify
and freshen the skin, so hot
Caldwell Furniture Co., Ine.
ters, and the contrast of Bob Reynolds,
"The bed broke down and depopu the young construction engineer, des water and a teaspoonful of limestone D. 1919, has filed said certificate in being assessed at the date of the is
L C. Loonardy Meat Market.
my office end hoi made application suance of such certificate In the name
lated
me among the doga and children,
phorphate act on the stomach, Uvcr,
Water’.'! Candy-Kitchen.
pondent
over
his
teeming
inability
to
for
tax deed to issue in accordance of Jkcob Klsul.
and they all took a whet at me. About
kidneys and bowels. Limestone phos
Surprise Shoe Store.
Unleu u ld certificates shall b* re
that- time wife mixed In the apecdote atom the fortress of fortune, and his phate is an inexpensive white powder with law. Bald certificate embraces
Bandd's Kmporium.
the following described property in deemed according to law, tax dead
with d broom handle.' and begin to college mate, the unscrupulous John. and almost tasteless.—Adv.
Seminole Market.
WUb every whlch-a-way. She got me Brand, who uses men aa tools, will
Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: W% will issue thereon on the 1st day of
Rivers’ Hros. (2 Hoato).
time or two In the process, and long be remembered by all who aee Notice of Application for Tax Deed of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and September, A. D. 1921.
aom'rt along the line I woke np. Af the picture.
Pure Food Market
Witness my official signature and
Under Section 575 of the Genera’ SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 and
ter I had waded out and the dust set
Kent Vulcanizing Co.
Fred Sittenham directed the produc
NW
1-4
of
SW
1-4
lying
E
of
W
lln*
seal
this the 26th day of July, A. D.
Statutes.
tled, I began to think the matter over. tion, Arthur Caldwell photographed
Miller’s Ilnkery (4 floats).
of
Sanford
Grant
(iesa
825
ft.
N
and
1921.
Notice ia hereby given that V. G.
And It peardd like I waan't nigh as and Lester J. Vermilyea did the spec
Star Theatre.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
keen to marry again aa I'd lowed
Jones,
purchaser of 1-3 interest in S by 660 ft. E and W in SE corner and
Cle-Trac Tractor.
ial
art
interiors.
leu
N
7
1-2
ch.)
Sec.
29,
Twp
19
S,
Clerk Circuit Court,
I was."—-Kansas City Star.
The distinguished all-star cast in Tax Certificate No. 841- dated the 2nd Range 30 E., containing 25 acres. Tht
Glllon A Fry.
8emino!e
County, Fla.
day of July, A. D., 1000, has filed said said land being assessed at the data
cludes
Eugene
Palette,
Clair
Whitney,
John T. Brady.
9-14-6tdh
By:
A.
M.
WEEKS,
D. C.
Superstitions In Wales.
Certificate in my office and has made
Perkins & Drltt (2 floats).
Superstitions of the country folk of Thomas W. Roas, Warburton Gamble, application for Tax Deed to issue in of the luuance of such certificate in
the name of Elisabeth Kiuel.
R. C. Maxwell.
Wales are dlscussml In the quarterly and June Elvidge.
accordance with law. Said certificate
report of Dr. Arthur Hughes, medical
Also: Tax Certificate No. 18, dat
Ed. Higgins, Inc.
embraces the following described pro ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919,
health officer o f the county of Car
Hof-Mac Battery Co. (2 floats).
PUTTING YOUR TOWN FIRST.
Registration Books for tba City a t
perty situated in Seminole County, has filed said certificate in my office
marthenshire. Despite the fact that
Sanford Steam Laundry.
Sanford are now open at the office a t
fortune
telling
and
witchcraft
are
pro
Florida,
to-wit:
E
1-2
of
SE
1-4
of
and has made application for tax deed
The patriotic citizen is the one who
Wight Grocery Co.
the City Auditor and Clerk and will ba
hibited under the Kngtlsh law. large
S
E
1-4
Sec.
26,
Twp.
20
rS.,
Range
to issue in accordance with law. Said
puts
his
home
town
ahead
of
others.
Woman's Club.
numbers of Welsh peasants bring
open to and including October 21,
29
E.
20
acres.
The
said
land
being
certificate embraces the following de 1921.
He trades with his neighbors in
Mrs. J. M. Dresner.
their ailing children to the witch doc
assessed
at
the
date
of
the
issuance
scribed property situated in Seminole
spite
of
Inducements
offered
by
the
Knights of Columbus.
tors rather than to medical practition
L. R. PHILIPS,
of
such
Certificate
in
the
name
of
J.
County, Florida, to-wit: All NE 1-4
mail
order
house.
ers.
One
fetish
that
appeals
to
these
Sanford Farmers' Exchange.
168-15tc
City
Auditor and Clark.
in Sanford Grant (leu beg. 45 Iks.
superstitious people la that a witch
He takes pride in his school and E. Phipps, Admr.
L. P. MrCuller.
Also Tax Certificate No. 883, dated W of NE cor. run W to intersection
doctor can cure a child of backward churches.
The Yowoll Co.
It is not too early to think about tba
ness by means of making a alight In
the
3rd day of June, A. D., 1001, has of W line of Sanford Grant SWly
He tells every prospector that he
American Fruit Growers.
cision In the cartilage of the child’* lives among the beat people that God filed said Certificate in my office and along Grant line 16.60 ch., E 4.68 ch., Sanford exhibit at the Qriando fair.
Sanford Furniture Co'.
ear. The operation mint be performed ever made.
has made application for tax deed to NEly 17.55 ch. to beg.), Sec. 81, Twp. This is something that should have
Hill Hurdwnre Co.
during the waxing of the moon and the
the earnest cooperation of all the peo
He boosts each new enterprise that issue in accordance with law. Said 19 S., Range 30 E. 118 acres. The u id
C. W. Stokes.
art la handed down from generation to
ple.
generation, the "doctor” usually being is opened and always declares that certificate embraces the following de land being assessed at the date of tba
Hlack.iheor Mfg. Co.
scribed property situated in Semi iuuance of such certificate in the
woman. If a cure does not reault there is room for more.
The Herald Printing Co.
The
unemployment conference
No man ought to live in a place un nole County, Florida, to-wit: 1-3 in t name of Elizabeth Klsul.
the
operation
la
repented
until
the
Popular Market, two floats.
wants
lower
freight rates, probably
child Is cured. It Is salt! that many less he thought that the place was the in E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Sec. 26 Also: Tax Certificate No. 22, dat
Frank Akers Tire Co.
women practice this art and that the best location beneath the sun. He re Twp. 20 S., Range 20 East. The said ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919, has with the idea that it will keep five
Sanford Truck Co.
people pay large auras to have dull flects on his intelligence when he land being assessed at the date of the filed said certificate in my office and thouund men busy two years making
Sanford Mattress Factory.
children so treated.—Brooklyn Engle. kicks because he has full freedom to
issuance of such certificate in the has made application for tax deed to up new schedules.
The Auxiliary of the Sallia Harrigo where he pleases. Men who are name of T. A. Phipps.
issue in accordance with law.
•on Chapter N. S., D. A. U. (Children
Put th* Umpire In a Cage.
worth something to a community, to
Said certificate embraces the fol Phone ITS Fourth and Sanford Avo,
Also Tax Certificate No. 836 dated
of the American Revolution).
Safety first, the oft-repested warn society, to civilization, are the ones
lowing
described property situated in
Any one welcome to enter a float ing. was very religiously heeded by who have faith In those around them the 2nd day of June, A. D., 1002, has
New Era Printery
Seminole
County, Florida, to-wit: Beg.
or decorated car. Suitable cash prlxea the umpire at a recent benefit ball and who find that which la commend filed said certificate in my office and
NW cor. of NE 1-4 Sec. 82, Twp. 19
G. B assett Sm ith, Prop.
will be awarded by the Firt National game on the Pacific const He ap able in their town, rather than to fall has made application for tax deed to Sn Range 30 E. Run E 12 ch., S 20
COMMERCIAL AND
peared. Popular Mechanics relates, at
issue
in
accordance
with
law.
Said
Bank, Seminole County Bank and Peo the perk with a largo wire contriv out with.
eh. to S and L E Ry Wly along samo
JOB PRINTING
certificate
embraces
the
following
de
ples’ Rank of Sanford.
ance that looked like an exaggerated
When we visit a city the individual scribed property situated in Seminole
Anyone wishing to enter eall Lloyd’s bird cage. When the gnine started who wins our respect and friendship
Shoe Store.
168-tf. he took hla stand Inside the cage. is the ono who begins to tell us about County, Florida, to-wit: 1-3 int. in
On top of the cage were mounted sem all the good thinga in the city. The E l-2 of SE1-4 of SE1-4 Sect. 26,
Twp. 20 S.f Range 20 East, 20 acres.
aphores, lettered very plainly with
TRAIN SCHEDULE
the usual umpire’s verdicts, ’’hull,’ moro enthusiastic ho becomes the bet The said land being assessed at the
"strike.” "out,” etc., and Ills decis ter wo like him. Hut when a fellow date of the issuance of such certificate
Southbound
ions were announced try raising the begins to knock and talk hard times in the name of T. A. Phillip.
Arrive
Departs necessary semaphore. Tims, he was and to question the honesty of all
Also Tax Certificate No. 261, dated
— 2:86a.m . 2:48 m. m. not only safe from unintentional fool those around him we never go back to
the
3rd day of July, A .D., 1916, has
8:40 a.m. bulls and the Intentional pop bottle* have another conversation with that
filed
said certificate in my office and
of
Irate
fans
who
differed
from
hi*
fallow.
---- 2:55 p. in.
3:20 p.m.
has made application for tax deed to
Judgment
but
he
also
saved
himself
Hard
times
come
to
every
commun
7:10 p. ro.
from much fexpcndlture of lung ity; there are seasons when it takes issue in accordance with law. Said
North Bound
Lumber is the lowest
;>ower.
a stout and hopeful heart to see the certificate embraces the following de
Departs
Arrive
sunshine. But there is something so scribed property situated in Seminole
that it has been in
2:08 a.m.
A Substitute for Fiction.
, likeable about tba citizen who talks County- Florida, to-wit: Beg. 481 ft.
I f I give you your breakfast will of the silver linings in the clouds gath N. and 1114 ft. E- of SW. Cor., Sec.
12:05 p.m.
years and yean. But the price of
***»'»h 3:05 p« IQ, .8 :25 p.m. yon do somo work to pay for ItY'
31, Twp. 20 S-, Range 30 E. Run N.
••Madam." replied the wanderer, ered about him.
any commodity
rarely remains
Someone has said something simi 1 dag. E. 106 f t N. 89 dag. W. 200 f t
o
"manual
toll
la
abhorrent
to
a
person
Trilby B ru sh
of my—ahem—esthetic temperament, lar to this, but w* are going to shy it S. 1 deg. W. 100 f t Ely. 200 f t more
stationary for kmg. I t either goes
Arrive
Doparts
anyway: The man who is an optimist or less 5.10 acres. The said land be
*No. 100 ___
ae.oo
nn a.
. -m. *»«
*’v«
had
•
*rMt
l,,an/
Wv*“*0**up o r down. Lumber prices have
n roamInf gboul the world. and U
might make his home in the poorest ing assresrd a t tba date of the lsxu'No. 24
care to hear the ztbry of my llfo PH town on earth, but people will make a anre of such certificate in the name at
hit bottom. Their next move will
*No 158.T.T.“
7:00 a.m. Kanmntee It to ho more Interesting beaten path to his door to hear him S. C. Jonys. ,
No. 22..... J 7
7:85 p.m. fhan snythlfalg you Hive aver road In boost It— Exchange.
be upward. Now is the tiiAe to buy lumber for build
Unless said Certifies tea shall be re
Leeabnrg
inogaslno."—Birmingham Ago-nerdeemed areording to law tax deed will
■
ing purposes. If you are ever going to build anything,
aid.
• IT
From the editor's point of view, the issue thereon>on the 19th day oi Oc
buy your lumber now.
rqsl melancholy ‘th in g) about these tober, A. D.( 1921.
Now Mlloogo Record.
Witness my official signature and
"You soy he 1* « food prohibition days is that evsry man and his broth
er thinks his poem on Autumn should
enforcement officer7"
••I’ll any he Is,"
be published.
"What eipodally pnt'iWs qualifiesE. A .DOUGLASS,
*; » - /
“ -• fI
*•"<f-r- (SsS*)
tloniT*
Clerk Circuit Court, 8*mInoie County,
—Gat
your
Scratch
Fads
from
Ik
e
"Well, ho’ hiik ^oHen’tf* high aa
the pound—lie .
twsr ty gallons of moonshine, to. the Herald—by
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—
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L
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t
a
fIlwer."-Florlds
Time#mils oi
Buy it with a Herald Want Ad.
9-14-dtc.
Union.
Castor Pomace
S
H ard w ood A sh es
G rou n d T o b a cco Stem s
a
NOTICE
1
CO.
QUALITY
-
PRICE
�SANFO RD D A ILY H ER A LD , W E D NESDA Y , OCTOBER 19, 1M I
announced that they have the papers.which sent in dippings of
ID DAILY HERALDrecantly
90,000 now on hand that has been the Florida articles. Baaed on the rate
. PREPARING FAIR BXHIBITS.
In selecting fair material for fairs
raised by taxation, and which Is avail charged by theae newspapers, this
great
cere should be exercised to
able to pay for music for the city the space—which could not be bought at
Have
it
of uniform appearance and of
coming winter. It is an exceedingly all with advertising money—would
fortunate circumstance when a city exceed 910,000 in cost. But in every the best quality. For instance, hay
generously provides for music. It instance it was straight rsading'mat exhibits are often marred by lack of
I . HOLLT____________ Editor means benefits that are of Inestimable ter, given gratis, and usually it bore care in baling. The layers should bs
I. J. LJLLARD_Secretai'y-Treaaurer value. We trust that DeLand will not the stamp of •dltorial approval for it be put In place properly, and a finish
A. A. NBBL_____ General Manager fall short of our East Coast neighbor was either written or inspired by the given to the bale that will attract the
in this Important proposition.—De- editor ,hlmielf.
judge. Each variety of ha yshould be
ROBBBT 1. HOLLT, J r ,
Land News.
This does not represent all the pub kept separate, except where a bale of
cnoounov u i m u
Phono 148 op to I P. M.
licity given but only that which Thels mixed ha yls to be shown. In this
There should be some way of has been able to check through actual case the ’'fferent varieties should be
Jaia
’wm m AafU^t^i
[ • V / Aomiririae
M u li AAtiM _ — mounting the "silent policomen" at
so placed as to appear prominent
TOS# immmimimiiimmmmii****** ^ 2 the intersection of the streets on First copies received by him.
iMlkl
The publicity took all forms from from the outside.
MJm*4 la city br Owita*
street that would keep the drivers of straight news stories to double leaded
Some potato exhibits are poor be
autos from knocking them down every editorials. In nearly every Instance cause of non-uniformity in sixe and
week. It costs money to keep them the matter was a direct statement general appearance.
J ^ BJ u J u 1eR.5fe3
This Is true
Z n rriiar. JAnritria^ >
te*V
repaired and they are the neatest and
with
both
the
Irish
and
the sweet
from the publisher to his readers and,
best posts that any city boasts and
tla w » Urm».
tuber.
Potatoes,
especially
sweet,
are also a source of information to the therefore, had the additional merit of should be medium and uniform in
Member of The A n o d tW Pr
travelers. If there are any drivers being at least semi editorial. Editor size. A number of exhibitors wash
in the city who cannot drive well Charles B. Scott, of the Iota Kansas potatoes ,which is not desirable. Each
enough to keep from hitting these Dally Register, gave a five column ar
potato should be wiped clean of sand
Abe Martin says: "Tho feller that sign posts they should be kept off the ticle which was the reproduction of a
and
dirt with a dry cloth.
speech
given
by
him
before
the
Cur
gn’fc advertise may know his business streets and not allowed to drive a car.
Peanut
exhibits are also often
rent
Topics
Club
of
his
city.
While
----------- o---------- j
e t nobody else does.”
marred
for
the same reason. Peanuts
many
of
the
artlclees
were
frank
in
It seems that when only two men
can
be
polished
easily by taking about
their
treatment
of
the
subject,
all
Orlando now has a pottery factory. are running for city commissioner
a
peck
In
a
gunny
sack, tleing one
were-favorable
in
general
tone
and
We always knew there was excellent that no primary la necessary. Just
end
of
the
sack
to
a
post,
holding the
many
of
them
were
as
enthusiastic
as
another wrong way to hold any kind
material around that city.
loose
end
In
one’s
hands
and
working
the
average
Florida
booster
or
Real
of
primary
and
again
demonstrates
■ ■ —o---------- the nuts backwards and forwards fot
Sanford has Just added another the way the people are barred from Estate man could write.
several minutes. State Agent C. K.
triple combination fire truck to her running. Under present conditions
McQuorrie recommends this method
PRESS CODE OF ETHICS
equipment, giving that town two of only two men can run if they have ac
and
states that it leaves them ap
these powerful machines. Plant City tive campaigners on their petition
pearing
as though polished.
The
South
Florida
Press
Associa
Is forced to got along with a flivvorl signing, hence no primary. In other
Sugar
cane exhibits should be care
tion
adopted
the
following
code
of
words tho people havo no way of ex
—Plant City Courier.
ethics
at
their
meeting
in
Lakoland
fully
selected.
TOho stalks should be
pressing their opinion at tho polls.
Yes, but look who wo arc I
uniform in length and size. Do not
Wo don’t like any part of tho present last week:
"All men are my friends,” says tho city chnrtor relating to the nomina To give duo credit for all matter mix the striped and solid colored
copied from other papers or maga canes. The longest stalk* are not
hero of a curront magazine story. Ask tion of commissioners.
zines.
always most desirable for exhibition.
ed why, he ponders a moment, and an*
To
investigate
all
questionable
ad
•w en, "Because I’m theirs, I guess.”
A cane should carry thickness along
WASTE OF OUR MONEY
vertising and refuso space to mislead with length. A dozen or moro well
That’s Just as good philosophy for a
nation as for an individual.—St. Au
filled out stalks, oven if not very
Greatest of nil war vossels the ing and illegitimate advertisements.
To ubo every endeavor to elevate long, will show up better than long
gustine Record.
Maryland has boon completed and will
soon be in commission at an aggregate the standards of journalism and to so thin ones without proper finish.
Tho Okcechobo? Nowa proposes that cost of some forty-two millions of conduct our papers that competitors
Great care should also be exercised
the judges in all bnby shows be made dollars—just at the time when univer may find it wise, profitable and con with the exhibit of canned goods. Ex
to poko their heeds through a hoio sal peace is being declared. Forty- ducive to happiness to omulato our ex hibitors of such goods should con
in a canvass for tho mothe-s to throw two million dollars is a huge sum to ample.
sult the homo demonstration agent
To striva for no circulation or suc
basoballa at. Good idea. It would plnco in one boat—a vossol thnt may
before arranging them,
moro thun pay tho expense of the be destroyed by a bomb dropped by cess thnt in not founded on the highest
Tho community, county and state
show— Tampa Tribune.
nn aircraft costing less than one- justice nnd mortality.
fairs
arc going to receive more a t
Not to publish or claim circulation
ulghticth of that sum,
tention
this year than ever before,
Well, tho petition nuisanco has boon The sum expended would enslly fur in excess of actual figures;
and
the
foregoing
should bo of sorvlco
Not to cut prices below published
abated in Sanford nnd tho election will nish ench of eighty thousand families
in
reminding
exhibitors
of certain im
come in Docombor nnd then it will all with nn excellent automobile of popu rntes.
portant
points.
Not to spenk dispnringly through
bo over for somu time to come. Tho lar make, and givo each of tho own
petitions engendered moro bad fool ers nine hundrod gallons of gasoline editorial or news columns of compet
WHAT IS A FRIEND?
ing and wore tho grontost annoyance nnd fifty gallons of oil. Forty thous ing papers or editors.
Not
to
engage
help
employed
by
a
that tho city ever had fastened upon and homes worth ono thousand dollars
What is a Friend? I will tell you.
it. Here’s hoping tho petition plan ench could bo constructed and turned competitor without first Infotming the
for nomination of city officers will bo over to ns many young couples who competitor nnd giving him an oppor It Is a person with whom you dare to
abandoned.
wore anxious to make a start for tunity, if he wishes, to retain his em be yourself. Your soul can go naked
with him. He seems to ask of you
themselves—and would donnta to each ploye.
to put on nothing, only to bo whnt
They grow 'om big down in Plant couple fifty dollars to enre for them
you are. He docs not want you to bo
City, judging from tho size of tho through tho first month. Forty-two
RYE FOR WINTER PASTURE.
better or worse. When you are with
football team sent horo to boat 0. H. million dollars would, roughly speak
S. last Saturdny. It will bo noted that ing, hard-surface every mile of im
Many Florida farmers who have him you fee] as a prisonor feels who
Chief Ed. Vestel halls from Plant portant hlghwny in Florida—-thereby stock to feed will find the planting of has been declared innocent. You do
City. lie used to play contor on tho adding to the popularity of the state oats, rye, or rape for winter pastur not have to bo on your guard. You
P. C. team there about 15 years ago. nnd creating additional values to all age a desirable and profltablo prac can sny whnt you think hb long as it
—Orlando Sentinel,
property, both urban nnd inter-urban; tice. Green, succulent feed is of the Is genuinely you.
Ho understands thoso contradictions
Wo thought ho played with them yot that sum goes into n war vessel utmost importance in tho winter ra
two weeks ago in Orlando.
carrying eight sixteen-inch guns, each tion of practically all farm nnimals; in your nature thnt load others to mis
of which costs about $18,000 each time and for tpst results with such ani judge you. With him you breathe
Warren Stone, head of the Brother it is fired—and a score of shots will mals as mil kcows, young growing free. You can take off your coat and
hood of Locomotive Engineers says put the weapon into the sernphenp as Btock, and poultry, somo form of suc- loosen your collar. You can avow
your little vanities nnd envies and
tho govornmont cun stop tho railroad being "worn-out.”
culenco is indispensnblle.
hates and vicious Hparks, your mean
strike by taking over tho railroads,
Official reports state that the cost
Oats is moro widely grown than is
Maybe tho wish is father to the of upkeep—wngeH of officers, prlcntes, rye for winter grazing though somo ness and absurdities, nnd in opening
thought. Muybo taking over the rail engineers, and common laborers—will formers who hove had experience with them up to him they nro lost, dissolv
ed on the white ocean of his loyalty.
roads would bo all right but unless be nbout two million dollars a year; a
both, prefer tho latter. Ryo is tho
He understands. You do not have
tho govornmont shows moro business sum sufficiently largo to give four
sense in the future than thoy have in thousand families an outing each year mare hardy and sustains less Injury to be careful. You can abuse him—
tho past we say, “Nay, nay, Paulino.” thnt would cost $500 and might be from heavy freezing. E. W. Jenkins, neglect him—tolerate him. He liken
o ftho Agricultural Extension Divis you. He is like fire thnt purges all
-----------o----------worth to each of such families $5,000.
Some sixty days or moro until Yet all this vust amount—a sum so ion, says the variety known ns Abrus- you do. He Is like water thnt cleanses
Chrlstmnn, We will not sny to da great thnt few enn comprehend it—is zi ryo is superior to thoso most popu nil you sny. He in like wine that
your ChrlstnuiH shopping early but wo being devoted to tho construction nnd lar in the northern states for Flori warms you to the hone. You can
will sny thnt it is not too early to bo equipment of one boat—whic hmny or da. Other strains of southonf-grown weop with him, laugh with him, sin
gin picking out tho thingH thut you may not provo seaworthy; which may rye, often listed ns "Gcorgin ryo,” with him* pray with him. Through
expect to buy for Christmas and thus or mny not bo used for any purposu or "Florida rye,” are also among the and underneath it all he sees, knows
most desirable varieties for Florida. and loves you. A friend, I repeat, is
string out tho trado along a poriod of other than thnt of pomp and Bhaw.
two months instead of doing it all tho
Fence, gentle pence, mny spread its Local seed firms usually handle tho ono with whom you dare to be your
day before Christmas. Anyhow Christ mantle o’er all tho earth—but at for southorn-grown seed or vnrictios boat self.—Kansas City Post.
mas comes on Sundny and tho stores ty-two million dollars n man tho move- adapted to our conditions, whllo thoso
will not bo open this yonr on Christ mont appears to be a more exponBive whoso fields of business nro moro or MOVING PICTURES
mas and that in something to think proposition than tho bulding of wood less restricted to northorn sections
v
OF HUNTING AND
about
en ships—which proved to bo a blun mny find other varieties moro popu
FISHING SCENE.
der along most extravagant lines, nnd Inr,
Congressman Soars spoko before nn action illy-ndviscd.—Kissimmee
Tho Henson for planting will rnngo
The Men’s Club of the Congrega
tho Orlando Chamber of Commcrco Gazette.
thru October nnd early November. In- tional church hnvo arranged with tho
yesterday on tho Bummer passenger
tho northern Hectlon of tho State publishers of tho Field nnd Stream to
rates to Florida nnd whon ho had fin VISITING EDITORS ADVERTISED plantings mny bo mndo nt n some
exhibit tholh splendid hunting and
ished Jeff Siigh, president of the Wat
what earlier date than would lie ad* lshln gmotion pictures on thu night of
FLORIDA.
or Traffic League asked him how
vinnblo fnrthom south.
Tho seed October 27th, nt tho PrincosS'thontro.
about the freight rates to Florida.
Thnt Floridn derived c tremendous should be drilled upon well prepared Watch for tho big ad. nnd progrnm
This Is whnt wo are worrying about benefit indirect from publicity from soil nt tho rato of nbout two bushols
tf-p.
and not tho passenger rates. It soemH the visit to this State last spring by to tho ncro, or, when a grain drill is soon to bo published,
funny that our congressmen and sen tho National Editorial Association has not available, it may bo sown broad
a tors cannot wake up to tho real needs
been demonstrated through figures cast nnd covered with n drag harrow
of tho people.
compiled by S. C. Thels, publishers’ or disc.
Ryo seeded upon good, fortila soil
Daytona is surely going in for some representative of New York City, should, under reasonably fnvorablo
music tho coming winter. Tho mayor who was a member of tho visiting edi conditions, furnish good grazing In
torial party. Being an advertising ex
pert, representing papers ovor tho from 80 to 100 days after planting.
Tho profllts from tho livestock In
United States, Mr. Thels naturally at
WELCH’S
tempted to interpret tho visit of tho dustry1arc derived very largely from
Before buying your
tho ability of farm animals, especial
editors in terms of advertising,
Thels wrote, ovory editor who made ly cattle, to turn cheap roughage Into
Besides tho Grapelmio tho fol
Florida trips and asked him to send in butter, beef, or other market prod
lowing are delicious Welch pro
copies of his newspaper in which he ucts; and the greater the amount of
ducts i
mentioned tho Florida trip and his Im pasturage and other forage produced
FRUITLADE
pressions of this State. Thlrty-flve on the farm the smaller will be tho
CIIERRILADE
publishers from twenty-one different necessary feed bill. Money Aaved Is Come in and look over
PEACHLADE
'
States responded with clippings or money made.
our line
.
STRAWBBRRILADB
full papors showing the publicity they
Sanford should havo a Post Card
gave gratis on their return home. Tho
Day
and have every every citizen send
total Inches given hy theae 36 pub
out
Sanford
post cards to frienda all
lishers amounted to 4,206. This space
was, of course, In solid reading type. over the United States. Other cities
Since compiling the figures, Thels are doing this and getting good pub
WBLAKA BLOCK
writes that ho has received additional licity from it.
Phones 487-414
clippings bringing the total up to 6,Try a Herald Want Ad today.
687 inches of solid reading type from
HE HERALDPRINTINGa , be.
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GRAPELADE
HEATING STOVE
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b a ll h a r d
WARE COMPANY
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A realization of your farm needs
—an earnest desire to assist you
in every legitim ate way—this
constitutes a big part of every
transaction at this bank.
i ff
COOL WEATHER IS
COMING
D eane T urner
between the banker and farmer
is necessary to the success of
both.
First National Bank
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. Fortier, President
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
You Can Find the Nam e of Every Live Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
A ttom ey-at-L aw
Contractor and Builder
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
FLORIDA
SANFORD
FLORIDA
BATTERIES
Sanford C onstructs Co.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Planes and Specifications Cheerfully
Furnished
Battery Troubles to Us
AH
Work
Guaranteed
W, Spiritlit. m llu tHiil With 1*4 «** «iw
H. T. PACE
P. O. Box III
m StptaSiM* unit*..
axnro yodx
ws auo u n
o o z n n n nonunos
ro m o r x x j t a u u x o youx g a b
Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors
Sketches and Estimate# Free; ae
Company
building too large and none too small.
Phone 1B8
L. A. Rensud, Prop. ----- ALL WORK GUARANTOR-----
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
Sold and Serviced by
Edw. H iggins, Inc.
H aight & Wieland
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
E xpert Repairing
OIL, OA8 and ACCESSORIES
Oak and First
REAL ESTATE
E. F. Lane
Wilson & Shorey
Pine snd Garland Sts., Orlando, Fla.
PURE WATER
Elder Springs Water
99.98% PURE
Phone Stl-W
Sanford, Fla.
LORD’S PURITY
WATER
A S GOOD A S TH E BBST
Dally Service
Phone 191
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
Real E state and Insurance
Phone 96
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Geo. W. Knight
General Shop and Mill
Work
R eal E sta te and Insurance
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
SANFORD
FLORIDA
617 Commercial Street Sanford. Fla.
..Em ployment Bureau..
TRANSFER
The vocational committee of tho Busi
ness and Professional Women’s Club “W E D ELIV ER THE GOODS”
roquosta all young women desiring
employment to register at the First Quick Service Transfer
National Bank.
Storage F acilities
AONES G. BERNER, Chairman
If we pleaso you, tell others; If no>
tel] ue. Phone 498
D. F. SUMNER
HOTELS
PAINTER
L IT MX FAINT YOUR HOUSE
Will C n tra e t or T .k , J .b by tb . Ilsur
PHONE 411
111 LAUREL ATE.
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
General Machine and Boiler Works
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
bands in stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
Hotel Montezuma
“Sanford's Now Hotel”
91.50 Up Per Day
G1LL0N
FRY
ELECTRICAL
Sanford Steam Laundry
Contractors
FOE SERVICE
Call 146-J
Phone 442
W. RAWLING, Prop.
Acteylene Welding
.
OF ALL KINDS
Sanford Welding Co. 1
Located la Eagle Bldg.. 106 Oak Ave.
t i l l Park
Ave.
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A lt to Montgomery. A l t
App.lKhlcol. Oy.wr., »t I (JtiUer’ii.
Mfr
. h. Smith and A. J. Houser, of
M, ^ w, Ohio, are spending some time
bn.
S w a w i t t Ik*
fleatlag Small
Talks SM didlr
Arraaged fsr
Herald K u d in
f t * # # * * #
SANFORD’S
TEMPERATURE
Weather continues good. Light
showers, cool and comfortablo
aftd not evSn the farmers have
any kick coming. Election will
soon be over and all will be
peace
and prosperity for
Thanksgiving.
OCTOBER 19, 9:40 A. M.
Maximum ....................... 85
Minimum.....................
oo
R ange.............................. 70
Bfttttaater ...»................80.00
«Hof*Mac’’ the ‘buy’-word for batt,, batteries for leas money. 173-fltp
Rain ........................ .
Calm and cloudy.
(OX
» # » * » « « «
Jesse H. Trent, of Grsnly, Mo., la
spending some time here at the MonDUVAL MAY BEND TWO
ttfuma.
TEAMS TO PLAY CUBAN
Mullet Roc at L. P. McCuller’s.
FOOTBALL ELEVEN.
41
178-atc
JACKSONVILLE, Flo., Oct. 19.—
W. 3. Stockton, of Pnlfttkn, was in If the faculty nthlctlc committee of
the city yesterday calling on his lo- the Duval high school considers fa
c»u customers.
vorably nn ofltor made by a represen
tative of tho Athletic Club of Havana,
Why punish your battory with your Cuba, tho membors of tho Duval foot
nnerstor out oi order. See Hof-Mac ball and baskctbnll teams will got a
Battery Co., "Foot of Firat Street." trl pto Cuba early In January to match
173-fltp ability with tho Cuban Athletic Club.
The two teams will be sent to tho
H. 0. Adams, of Tampa* waa Pearl of tho Antilles for games thoro
among those calling on local custo
on January 2 and 3, if the proposition
mers yesterday.
goes through.
Plana for a trip to
HaverhlUo,
Mass.,
for tho football
24-lb. Bags Pastry flour, |1.50, at
team
fell
through,
and.
the Rtudents of
178-2tc
L, P. McCuller’s.
tho two athlotic tennis ar enow hoping
Miss Ellen Trent, of Webb City, that tho Cuban jaunt will become a
Mo., is among the visitors stopping thing of cortatnty.
at the Montezuma.
KISSING GAME AT
PARTY PROVES TO
Have your watches and Jewelry re
BE FATAL TO TWO.
paired nt McLnulin’s. Two fir*t clqta
watch makers. Prompt service.
BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. 19.—Two
140-tfc
men were shot to death in an affray
L. A. Parker, of Chattanooga, Was which, it is snid, was the outcome of
registered nt tho Montezuma yester a "kissing game" at a party at tho
day while in the city transacting bus home of John Allon at Curtis Bay, a
suburb, oariy today. Tho dead aro:
iness.
John Allen, fifty-seven.
Robert Reed, thirty-six,
Dill Pickles in bulk nt L. P. MdWilliam H. Thompson, thirty-olght
Caller’s.
178-2tc
years old, of Lynchburg, Va,, is in jail
If thoro arc actually eight million on charges of munJor. Ho claims ho
Hie men In the country* there are al shot in solf-dofonse.
most enough men available to dttforCo
Tho shooting is said to have result
prohibition.
ed from Thompson’s resentment of the
attentions paid by another man to Al
The Undies of the Episcopal Church len’s sixteun-ycnr-old ggrnnddaughwill hold their Bazaar and Supper, tar.
December 1st and 2nd in the Parish
House.
171-tfc AGED BRIDEGROOM
DROPS HIS WAD.
For the snke of world harmony, let
us hope that Washington hotol keep
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 19.—
ers will not present tholr bills until Capt. John H. Welsh, soventy-Hix, of
the Conference is over.
Miami, was married to Mrs. Mnry F.
Otte, of Springfield, N. Y., by Judgeo
VnnCanip’H Cream, per caso, $0.00. Arthur Wolfe, nt tho court houso hero
—at L. P. McCullur’s,
178-2tc today. After leaving the court houso
with his bride, Captain Welsh, discov
Wo have observed that those who ered ho had suffered n loss of $165.
«ay they do not bclicvo what they He learned of the misfortune when ho
rend in newspapers do not hestltato to Btnrted to pay tho tnxldrlver.
quote the newspapers as their au
thorities.
LAKELAND SHIPS
FIRST CAR FRUIT.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OR
Rent property, givo us a trial.—C.
LAKELAND, Fin., Oct. 19.—Tho
A. Matthews, W. V. Wheoler, Real Es first enr of fruit to bo shipped out of
tate, 115 Park Avc, Phono 340,
Lnkclnnd this season was sent to St.
170-3tp Louis. It consisted of 350 boxes of
grnpefruit nnd wnH shipped by Head.
That income tnx wouldn’t bo such Foster nnd Wiggins, Tho packing in
* nuisance if Undo Sam would ar dustry in this locality will bo in full
range to hnve tho boss hold it out of swing by the end of tho week.
our wages.
New Mackerel nt L. P. McCuller’s.
178-2tc
Ihe spirit of itulolenco is spreading.
A pmiltrymnn reports his chickens
will starve before they will scratch.
BAITMUES—America’s first car
was regularly equipped with stnrt"K and lighting Batteries in 1911,
bntUry was an "EXIDE", todny
the master battery of tho world. Do
e bo misled by tho so-called Just as
Kuy Brothers, Phono 548.
176-tf-c
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
Subscribers to tho Daily Ilornld
should ask for a receipt when tho
carrior boys collect from you. It Is
tho only protection you have In enso
the carrier changes or there happens
to bo a mistake in tho account. Each
carrier boy is supplied with receipt
books, nnd is commanded to give n
receipt by tho Herald. Soa that you
get your receipt nt tin end of each
week if you nro paying that wny.
168-3tp.
im i
INDICT QUARTET AB
MEMBERS OF GANG
o r AUTO t e i e v e s .
LAKELAND, Fla., Oct. 19.—The
Polk County grand Jury a t Bartow
has returned Indictments against J.
G. Flynn, T, Hart Gotten and Mnltby
Bryant, of Lakeland, for receiving
stolen property, and two Indictments
against the same trio charging lar
ceny of an automobllo.
Two Indictments wore returned
against J. M. Lee, T. Hart Getzen and
J. G. Flynn for receiving stolen pro
perty nnd one indictment for larceny
of an automobile.
These men aro alleged to have been
members of an organized gang which
according to Sheriff Logan, numbered
somo twenty-eight men who were said,
to have been operating from Atlantato Tampa, specializing in tho theft of
Ford cars.
Tho Hardco county grand Jury in
session Oct. 6 returned indictments
against H. J. Cahill, A. J. Jones* John
Cravatt, W. O. Murrell, and J. 0.
Flynn, In connection with the same
caso
T. Hart Getzen of this city and W.
O. Murrell of Wauchula, are attorn
eys, and, according to statements by
Flynn and Lee* it was thought bills of
sale provided by these attorneys that
stolon cars could be disposed of. Flynn
and Bryant aro both of Lakeland,
while J. M. Leo, who was at one time
a resident of this city, moved to Wauchula somo time ago. JJoneso, Cravatt
and Cahill, aro of Wauchula.
TO TRY TO OPERATE
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Back in the 60’s
Men used to think that a woman’s place waa in hoop Bklrts—and at
home.
Now the wise men know that a woman is more at home at a men’s un
derwear counter than the man himself.
Ladies! us keen appreciates of Underwear, we want you to see how far
this store hfta none to win tho buying that is entrusted to you;
AND THAT STANDS FOR EVERYTHING THAT
THE HUSBAND MIGHT WANT IN OUR LINE
P A Y US A V IS IT
-# *
. T y f s r a /? f r / / / j r / s j / f f e r m L
Sanford, Fla.
Tom Moore
COLUMBIA, S. S„ Oct. 18.—Trains
will be operated in South Carolina,,
strlko or no strike, provided volun
teers can be obtained to man them,
asserted Governor Cooper, who (said
that if it wore considered necessary
a special session of tho lcglsla*uro YOUR SATISFACTION
would be called in order to draw up
IS MY SUCCESS
measures doomed expedient to mcot
Office Opp. I*. O.
Phone 192
the emergency.
O p to m etristO ptician
CONFEDERATE GENERAL DEAD
To See Better See Moore
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW
Located within fifty feet of brick street to
be sold this week on very reason
able terms.
See
>
A. P. CONNELLY
'‘Concrete pliing formms nro being
plncod in position at tho cast end of
the south bridge and tho actual pour
ing of the concrete is expected to
commence next week," says the West
Palm Beach Post, telling of the forwnrdlng of work for tho now south
bridgo. "Work of dismantling tha old llasalfled advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for lean than
bridge is now going on but it will not
25 cents, and positively no clssslfled ads charged to anyone. Cosh
ho cntirel removed until tho new one
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line sad remit aeis ready for service. Tho eastern
eordlngly.
MIAMI MAY PURCHASE ITS
nd of the bridgo will be finished first.
STREET RAILWAY.
By utilizing a portion of the old
FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Perk aveFOR SALE
bridge
it is expected that traffic can
nuo.
178-tfc
For several yoars Miami has had tho
FOR
SALE—Rose
No.
4
seed,
Irish
bo
resumed,
with
a
detour,
by
Decem
rathor unenviable distinction of being
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A.
WANTED
nbout tho only city of its sizo nnd Im ber 1.
Brumloy.
____________
WANTED—Customers
for fresh milk,
portance without street cars. It onco
FOR
SALE—8-room
houso
with
nil
morning
und
evening
deliveries.—R.
For Pierce has been growing
Had n street rnllwny system, nnd still,
L.
Garrison.
Phono
3711.
100-St-Tu
modern
convenience,
excellent
re
wo understand, h«B tracks on somo of splendidly the past year or two and
pair.
Privato
water
works,
in
desirWANTED—Furnished
house,
in good
its streets and other equipment, own the city council hns nt lust decided to
nhlo
location.
Reasonable
terms,
Ap
location
am)
in
good
condition,
Ad
ed by those progressive citizens, tho increase tho capacity of tho municipal
ply
to
Owner,
519
W.
First
Street.
dress
"Houso"
care
of
Herald.
178-3te
light
and
power
plant.
A
new
slxtyTatum brothers; but shortly after tho
110-tfc WANTED—Team work. Apply ftT.
beginning of tho war, when tho cost horso power oil-burning engine, a
Hanson Shoo Shop.
178*18tp
of labor, fuel nnd materials used in generator of 350 horse-power nnd a FORD I'UUCK for sale.—West Sitlo
Grocery.
104-tfo
500-gallon
servlco
pump
hnvo
been
or
the operation nnd
construction of
—BRIGHT BOY TO
to the present HEM anTOM NG and Meeting nt~street rniiwnyB mounted skyward the dered, to bo added
LEAnN PRINTtachment; works on all sewing ma
lino was compelled to suspend opera equipment. It is expected thnt tho new
ING
TRADE.
ONE
TnAT*8 NOT
tions, nnd since that time tho citizens units will doubl tho enpneity of tho chines. Prico $2. Check 10c extra.
AFRAID
OF
A
LITTLE
WORK.
have had to depend upon jitney ser plant and providj for the needs of Lights Mail Order Houso, Box 127, APPLY AT TIIE HERALD PRINT173-6tp
Fort Pierce for a few years to come. Birmingham, Ala.
vice.
ING COMPANY.
tf
Now tho city commissioners nro The olcctri plant hns been outgrown FOR SALE—H o u so and lot, also il
vacant lots. Seo B. F. Whitner, at
proposing to tnko over the lines nnd and additions now eontemplntid wero
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
Fir&t Nutionul Bank.
174-flte
opernto them .making arrangements needed.
with n locnl compnny to run them for
FOR SALE—Best opportunity for
Subscribers to tho Dolly Horald
n year, until the commissioners can
wholesale nnd retail fish market on
"Nearly all grapefruit pncklng
get nn understanding of the cost nnd houses In Dado county were running East const. Building, dock nnd ship, should ask for a receipt when the
what additional equipment is neces today," snyB tho Miami Metropolis, ping plntform. Address W. P. Wil carrier boys collect from you. It. is
“nnd our earliest fruit began rolling kinson, Now Smyrna, Fla. 10-17-lm tho only protection you hnve In case
sary.
If this venture is n success it will out of tho county in carlond lots." It FOR SALE—Dining room suite, LIthe carrier changes or there happens
make the second municipally-owned had been agreed by growers and pack
brnry tnble, floor lamp, all In A-l
nnd operated street railway company ers not to Rhlp before September 20, condition. Also Ford BCilan, good ns to bo a mistake in tho account. Each
in the state, St. Petersburg being the and very few cars had been sent out new.—C. C. Wilson, 202 Park Avenue. carrier boy is supplied with receipt
176-ltp books, and Is commanded to givo a
pioneer in tho business. The officials bofore thnt date. And tho fruit will
of St. Potcrburg clnlm that its lino is bo In good condition ,nnd not ns has FOR HALE—Star Grafnnola, twenty- receipt by tha Ilornld. See that you
paying nicely, despite the fnct that it been tho case In somo instances pre
ono records, polish and needles, A-l get your receipt at tho end of each
is among tho very few in tho country viously ,too green to make a good im condition, a bargain. Inquire at 520
which has held tho faro down to 5 pression. It is understood thnt tho W. First Street. Phono 28. 170-0tp week if you nro paying thnt way.
108-3tp.
cents.—Tnmpn Times.
crop Ih well advanced, nnd thnt tho MIBACLE_CONCRETE COT—Build
earliest shipments will bo found in
ing nml pier blocks, cement pockets,
Tho Avon Park Pilot says ,that
ELECTION RULES
good condition.
comout sidewalks with guarantee to
AND POLL TAX
work
on tho pnrk hns boon temporari
lust and not break or crack. General
AND REGISTRATION,
Tolling of the enrly pincing of a cement contracting. All work guar ly hold up, during the moving of a
largo nnd up-tn-dnto safe in tho vault anteed. Elm avonuo between Third building that was in the way, but that
All thoBQ who nro eligible to vote of tho Okcechnbeo hank, tho Nows nnd Fourth street.—J. E. Terwilliger,
178-lm-tfc tho laying o feurb and gutters nnd
nnd hnvo novor registered in tho city says hnt tho improved and comploto Prop. Phono 224-W.
should do so at once. The men who are strong box will bo flro and burglar r u t t SALK-Uuby carriitgo. Apply other plans for beautifying the places
not registered nnd all those who ex proof nnd equipped with time locks
178-3tp will soon ho carried out. The town has
010 Onk avc.
rocoivcd contributions from public,
pect to sign petitions should registyr and provided with n locker base for
spirited cltlzona for making tho need
before the 18th of Octobor In order to the storing of silver. Tho Nows adds
FOR RENT
ed
Improvements, and aitiong the
sign tho petitions officially.
“tho Bank of Okecchoboo rocoivcd in FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms.
things
discussed and proposed are a
Women do not hnve to pay poll deposits last Tuesday $78,000 for thnt Apply 1004 Elrq Avc,
152-tfc
fountain, benches, many ornamental
tax according to a ruling of tho leg day alone," which Is a statement that
Call lights, walks and grass plots.
islature that atotes they pay tholr must astonish those who remember FOR RENT—Suburban home.
lQltlo
308-J.
first poll tax in 1022. Thero havo thiat Okoechobeo Is only a very few
been so many Inquiries at tho Herald years old and hardly mnro than a FOR RENT—Furnished room with
offico that this statement la given village,
private bath. 014 Myrtle. 170-tfo
to tho public a t largo In order that all
FOR RENT—front bed rqom, 2 3
who, wish to vote and who wish to
NOTICE
light housekeeping rooms, 200 Park
Pqrk
sign the petitions can bo governed
Club women Interested In entering a Avis.
l7*-0tp
accordingly. .For any other Informa class iq parliamentary l*w, will have
tion see City Clock Phillips, at tho that opportunity Monday morning at FQE RENT- tT wo furnished rooms,
cjty hall. But b sure you are rcgls- ten o'clock, October 17th »t the Wo convenient to boarding house.
177-’*6tc G et
B efore
(stered now in ra i city171-tp. man's Club. ’ For fim'hor information ply, 807 Magnolia Ave.
WILMINGTON, N..C., Oct. 19.—
Gen. James I. Motts, 78, commander
of thq North Cnrollnn division, United
Confederate Votcrnns, who was injur
ed when his automobile was struck
by a street car hero Saturday night,
died at a local hospital
at 11:30
o’clock. Gcnoral Motts was tho father
of AdJ. Gen. J. Van B. Motts,
C L A S S IF IE D A D S
WANTED
It Is rather early to talk about
Fresh country eggs, nt L. P. Mc- Christmas, but wo JuBt want to re
Culler’s.
,178-Sto mind the indies especially, that the
Herald Printing Co., has tho finest
line
of Christmas cards that have
One of the advantages q t prohibiover
boon shown In Snnford. They
n is that it keeps homo-brewers In
come,
direct from tho manufacturer,
ngs-cvenings that used to be
and
the
cards arc all special designs
pent in in n in g around.
and at spoclal prices. You will not
•WIDE” BATTERIES—Our PulU havo to go out of tho city this season
*.] Z1 lftr8' nirplanoa, submarine*, for your Christmas cards and favor*.
Is.. ,".? nml frrcnt 7'°°° mite wlre- See them any time at the Herald of______ _
* n8tn °"a,
equipped wfth the ft#*.
; « M ” B .ttniM , the b .t.
DRINK
The cards In somo hotel rooms Wfid8 tbo Hfe of you* ear, get the
test.
Wo recharge and repaid nil Ing *Have you loft anything;" should
tuskts.- Hay Brother*, Plume M0‘. i. fte changed to "Hare you' - anythin* Eldar Springs' W at#. Its t» IB-100
17ft.tf-o left r*
paw
per cent pur*. Phcn*e 8l l
SEMINOLE
ABSTRACT CO.
apply to M«a. E. ¥. Gflloway, phppe GOQD LOCATION for ft meat market.
Njl-tfc
4000.
17fl*2tc Appln *o a « f l a t
Tf-1 t 4 - 4 - - r - C >■* -
An Abstract
Buying P roperty
''
optry, etc.,
Roar of Dodge pros. Motor Co.—,
Chas, Stein.
178-lltp
E. A. DOUGLASS, P res.
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 17T
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1921
At \
Hungary Honors an “Unknown* Soldier”
FLORIDA WATER TRAFFIC
LEAGUE HELD LAST NIGHT
FIRST SINCE SATURDAY
Will Go Over General
plans fo r C o n d u c t i n g
the Strike
State Rests Case
Several Hundred W ere
Rev. Stephenson,
Present at Enthus
Alabama Murder
iastic Meeting
MARION COUNTY HAS
SHIPPED 80 PER CENT OF
ORANGES FORWARDED.
(B y Th« AiMcUUd Bran)
(By Th* A .io o t.t.d Fro**)
OCALA, Oct. 18.—Eighty per cent
of the oranges shipped from Florida
up to tho first of this week wore for
warded from Marlon county, accord
ing to citrus men hero. The Parson
Browns In Mario ncounty haB pnssed
tho so-called government tests about
tho mddlo of September.
se r v e d T i n n e r
BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 18.—Tho state
unexpectedly nnnounced just before
noon recess today its case against Rev.
Edwin Stephenson, charged with sec SANFORD WAS WELL REPRBond dfegrec murder In connection with ' SENTED AT ANOTHER IMPORT*
the killing of Father James Coyle,
ANT MEETING OF LEAGUE
was completed. Tho state Introduced
DUC
IN SALARY
only five witnesses.
At n special meeting tho Leesbur*
Chamber of Commerce called for thw
(IT TU AMWUU4* Ftm*}
purpose of co-oporntlng with the new
CI.BVEI.ANI), Oct. 1 8 -C J .k f.
ly organized Contrnl Florida Wate*
SS w w w cti: di&nM M
.t V W, f i « Bre' hrNlZ f r
Traffic Lcaguo, a Inrgo ropresentntto*
convened here today for their
. Like other nations that were engaged In the World war. Hungary bus Inmfrom their local organizations wero
Arat conference since authorUaored Its armies by burying, with great ceremony. an ’’unknown soldier. Ihi
present to hear discussed tho plana Oar
photograph shows tho procession, led by Arelidako Joseph._______________ _
tion of the nntton-wlde railroad
League hnd provided to assist th*
.trlke in Chicago laat Saturday.
Merchants nnd Growers to ship th*
It was announced 'the general
most
economical way.
plans for conducting the -trike
IT SEEMS TEAT WE HAVE NOT
WHEN HE COMES TO THE UNIT
A dinner wns sorvod prior to tha
would l>c discussed but whether
MADE PEACE WITH
ED STATES ON
formal meeting which took place' In
any question of outstanding Im
GERMANY
VISIT
tho dining room of the Lnko View
portance presented itself was not
Hotel. O. G. Ware, president of tha
(By Tb. amocU M f »***>
stated.
(flr XX* AaioolaUd Frail)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—A flnul Leesburg Chamber of Commerce, and
PARIS, Oct. 18.—Marshal Foch haB
nlso President of the Leesburg Nation
vote on tho ratification of tho peace
CLEVELAND, Oct. 18—Tlie
received by cable an invitation from
al Bank, presided ns chnirmnn. 9. J.
treaty with Germany is expected l>y
scheduled meeting here today or
tho Ku Klux Klnn to he the guest of
Sligh, of Orlando, president of tha
the Big Five transportation
thnt organization while visiting the Mrs. William F. Blackman, Chairman of the De Republican and Democratic leaders in Ccntrnl Florida Water Trnffic League
senate today. If necessary, a wns the first speaker. He cnlted the
brotherhoods wns cancelled this
United States. A cablegram adds de
partment of Education of the Florida Federa the
night session would he held to assure
morning when the five executives
tails and particulars being Bent by
attention of the meeting to a confer
tion of Women’s Clubs Ably Discusses Impor action.
were requested by the Railroad
letter. Marshnl Foch will visit the
ence of shippers nnd railrond represen
Labor Hoard to meet with the
tomb of Robert E. Lee at Lexington,
tant Question.
tatives to be held in Jacksonville on
Hoard in Chicago thursday, War Virginia, to lny a wreath on tho grave
October 27th for the purpose of secur
ren S. Stone, president of the ciV- of the Confederate commander.
ing a rate reduction on Florida per
Among the many organizations at national council of women nt thnt
gineers, announced.
ishables.
Prior to this meeting of tha
tempting to minister to the needs of time, wns a member of thnt commit
27th
there
will be a special meeting of
t
public education, none is more worthy tee.
CHICAGO, Oct. 18 .—Telegrams
tho shlppera which haa been called fo r
The
winner
wns
Prof.
William
J.
our consideration and cooperation than
summoning the chiefs of tho big fdlir
0 p. m., on the 20th. The meeting o f
Hutchins of Oborlln college, Oberlln,
the National Institution for Moral In
brotherhoods and switchmen's unions
tho shippers will be for the purpose of
0.
More
than
600,000
copies
were
Is
struction, with hendquarters at Chevy
to a conference with the United States
sued
the
first
year.
Scvcrnl
cities
Chase, Washington, D. C., formed for
labor board in an endeavor to foYeHave introduced It permanently into BUT S av n o .. e d u c t io n . n Ifncts showing costs of production per
tho purpose of research into tho best
FREIGHTS RIGHT NOW.
itall actual walkout on the nations
acre of Florida produce, nnd securer
methods of chnractor education In their schools. It has been translated
railroads, were dispatched to lab'tfr
any other Information of value toInto several languages. It has been
NEW YORK, Oct. 18.—The rail present nt the Joint meeting of tho •
leaders today. A conference Is call DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL CIR children, In contrast to the education introduced into children’s liternture,
of the mind ob exemplified In tho pub
CLES AS FIRST STEP OK
ed for two o’clock Thursdny nfternoort
and circulated in many homes. Ober- roads o fthe United States through tho shippers nnd railroad representative*,
lic
and
private
schools.
Anssocintlon of Railwny Executives, on the 27th. Both of these meeting*
AGENCY
at the labor board headquarters hero.
The present orgnnizntion is the out lin college hns printed it in convenient Inst night nnnounced their Intention of will ho held in the Chnmher of Com
All members of the board is In the
growth of investigations and experi form, nnd it is the plan of the depart mnklng immediate application to tho merce building, Jacksonville. On tho(*r xx* AuaoUUd Fr»*0
city except the public group, which
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—Action of ments begun twenty-four years ngo by ment of education of the federation Rnilrond Labor Bonrd “for a rcduc- mur(l(((K
morning ot
of the ...............
21)th, Mr. —
Sligh stathas been in conference with President tho Rnilrond Labor Bonrd In summon- Milton
UUII ..............
----- up
-. the to bring it to the attention of the tlon in wages of train service employ- 0lj( n representative from the Inter
Fairchild,. who took
clubs of the stnte in the enrly fall, nnd
Harding and the Interstate
,ir %i , Commerce Ing railrond union chiefs to Chicago , ^u|(| 0f character education of chilm
*> • . *to. __
_
. * nCommerce
____r„,,imSaalnn
will will
hIlVflhave
Commission
cs sufficient
remove
tho Innrnnqntl
Increases stnte
Commission in
Washington.
Public
in Washington I u I
conft.rcnce was described in high (,
devoting his entire time to its ask their co-operation in getting it
introduced into some of our schools, made by the labor board’s decision of n reptesentative meet the shippers Ift
members reached Che ago late today.1OIIICIIII
. ^ um vo ^
^ the
firBt „tcp■ prUUH’llin, Cftnd
nn effort
--- ----H I U ••• ••••
*-- --to interest and used by the Boy Scouts nnd Camp July 20, 1020, (which would Involvo n Orlando to go over sundry problems
No outlise of what the conference ^to determine whether the railwny,
„.„Hon of the nntion
railway , the ,„i1
education
nation In
in thiH
this nil
all
further reduction of approximately effecting the shipper. This meeting
would discuss is nnnounced, hut It was bonrd Is to he regnrdcd ns efficient jn,portant phrase of children develop- Fire Girls.
lOper cent) nnd for n reduction in will be held In the Orlando court
The
code
is
prepared
in
two
sots
said a new proposal would bo pre government agency or a fnilure. Step, mcn^
the
wngos of all other classes of rail house. Mr. Sligh briefly stntcrt tha
one
for
hoys
nnd
girls
of
grammar
sented to the labor men In nn effort it was learned, is in entire accord with
His first effort wns to discover some
school age, nnd one for elementary road Inbor to the going rnte for Huch purpose of tho visit to Leesburg nnd
to prevent nctunl walkout
the desires of the administration, al way by which mornl Ideas could bo
The thoughts nnd nlms arc tho nbor l nthe several territories whore the general plans of the League.
though indications were Harding was made influential over the daily lives use. . . . . ----Col. Geo. W. Knight, vico-prcsldent
snmc—the language being adapted to tho carriers operate.”
not ready to take personnl hand in the of the children.
Road Superintendent
of
tho Leaguu nnd president of the
the smaller children In the latter code.
"The benefit of the reduction thus
He spent ten yenrs making a col
situation so long ns the bonrd was
Sanford
Chamber of Coinmorce, want
Ten
lessons
in Volusia Attacked working toward solution.
obtained, shall, with the assent of tho
lection of original photographs of
Into
lengthy
detail explaining the ob
There
are
ten
lessonB,
each
with
a
riterstnte Commerce Commission, ho
moral episodes in the lives of children
By Negro Convict
jects and purposes for which tho Lea
title,
n
sub-title,
n
motto
and
throe
or
pnssed on the public in the reduction
nnd adults. From selected photoROTARIANS AND KIWANIS
moro pledges. The following gives nn of existing rnilrond -ntes except In gue wns created. Ho stressed the co
grnphs he prepared several Visual
Who is Suspected of Ilcing Tom Mar
CLUBS HAVE MULE RACE
idea of tho plan worked out in nil ton sofar ns this reduction shall hnvo operation tho League had already re
tin's Assailant
PLANNED FOR FAIR. Lessons in morals, nnd put them to
ceived during Its short cxlstenco nnd
lessons from the older code:
been made In the meantime."
rnther thorough tests in schools.
tho wonderful possibilities It hold for
Thomns DoWItt Cuylcr, chairman of
ID / Tb« A iio c l.t.d F r t u )
A visual IcBson on Conduct Becom The Law of Self Mastery.
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 18.— If the
(Contlnuml on P u t B li) _________
The Good American Controls Him tho nssocintlon, declared tho propo
DELAND, Oct. 18.—II. B. Powell, Rotary nnd Clvitnn clubs accept the ing n Gentleman, another on The True
convict captain and Rond Superintend chnllongo of the Kiwaninns, a mule Sportsmnn, nnd n third on Thrift of self.
sition of the public group of tho la
ent of Volusin county, wns painfully driving race at the Stato Fair this Time nnd Opportunity, wero given ex One must master himself before he bor hoard, that the cwlevo per cent
can serve successfully h’ country and wage reduction recently authorized
and probably internally injured this year, November 12-10, 1» expected to tensively In high schools.
morning at the convict camp near ho one of tho outstanding features of
In olomentnry schools, there wns a his country's cuuso.
be translated into lower freight rntos
1 _ I will therefore control my ton
Bishopvillo when Nathnn Williams, a
visual
lesson
on
What
I
nm
Going
to
before asking for moro wngo reductho racing program on the new $72,
gue nnd will not allow it to use mean
negro convict, attacked him with
do
When
I
am
Grown
Up,
nnd
there
lons, hnd not been formally brought
shovel. Williams wns riddled with 000 rnco trnck, now rapidly nearing was n lesson on What People Think indecent or profane language.
2. —I will control my temper am to its attention, the Information be
buckshot and pistol hullots fired by completion nt tho fair grnunds.
About
Boys’
Fights.
ing obtained from tho press.
Tho challenge to tho RoturinnH nnd
guards. He wns brought hero for
For threo yenrs Mr. Fairchild gave will not lose it when people or cir
After assorting thnt “the Intimation MEASURE IS SUBSTITUTE FOR
medical attention. Tho negro wns Clvitnn wns sent yesterday to^ Doth these vlHunl mortality lessonB in pub cumstances dlsplenHc me.
of
tho nm
public mombors of tho railrond
ADMINISTRATION
3,
______ I will control my impulses
serving a four months sentence for organizations by Socretnry M. E Bn- lic schools, nnd tho experiment seemed
hoard
Is
that tho public has hnd no
BILL
nppotltcn
nnd
will
not
permit
them
to
con,
of
tHo
Klwnninns,
ns
well
ns
to
vagrancy. Authorities heliovc ho is
tq exert a profound influence over
benefit from tho twelve per cent re
defent
my
purposes
nnd
highest
Inter
tho
Stato
Fair
nssoclntlon,
which
is
the mnn who wns with tho whlto
tho opinions of children relative to
ductions In wages, authorized In July,”
(Br XX* Ai»o*l»t*S rr«<*rv
trnmp who shot Special Agent Mnrtln asked to set tho dnte nnd time for the the right nnd wrong In the common ests.
Mr.
Cuylcr
declared
that
“thero
hnvo
WASHINGTON,
Oct. 1 H.'—Favor*
Tho Law of Reliability.
on the Atlantic Const Lino freight contest, provided, o fcourso, tho chal dnily affairs of their own lives.
been,
In
fact,
extonslvo
reductions,
Our
country
grows
great
and
goo<
nhlo report authorizing thu crcntibm
lenge Is taken up by the two clubs.
train near Seville ten days ago.
Mr. Fairchild wns Invited to make
most of thorn volnuntnry, In rnilrond of a commission to nrrungc for the
Baltimore hlH headquarters, nnd dur ns her citizens nro nhlo more fully to
rntos, bringing about a larger loss In funding and refunding of foreign debt
SUPREME COURT FINDS
ing the years from 1000 to 1014, these trust each other, therefore:
SUNSHINE SPECIAL
1.
______
I
will
bo
honest,
In
word
und into tho rnllronds."
earnings
.
was offered today by tho House Way*
UNCLE SAM LIABLE FOR
lessons were distributed to superinten
WRECKED IN TEXAS
act.
I
will
not
llo,
sneak,
or
protend
und Means Commlttoe. Tho meaaur*
VIOLATING
“JIM
CROW.
dents nnd principals of schools nnd
NO CASUALTIES.
nor
will
I
keep
tho
truth
from
those
Is a substitute for the administration
shown to fully a half million children.
Freight Rate Question bill
who
have
n
right
to
It.
which would have given tho secre
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
18
.—The
ID / Tb* A u o c ltt.d F n A lt
In 1011 tho enterprise had become so
2. —I will not do wrong In tho hope Under C onsideration- tary of tho treasury blanket authority
FL PASO, Texas, Oct. 18.—Two United States was responsible under Important and promising, thnt the
Adjusted Some Time over foreign debt negotiations.
cars of tho Sunshine Special, which tho transportation
act of 1020 for work became Incorporated under the of not being found out. 1 cannot hide
left hero over the Texas A Pacific damages arising from Its failurq to name of tho National Institution for tho truth from myself nnd cannot of
(U / TX* A mocUUS F t*M)
rnilrond into yesterday, for the enBt, enforce stato rules nnd laws regulat Moral Instruction, and tho headquart ten hide It from others.
3.
—I
will
not
take
without
permis
WASHINGTON,
Oct. 18.—Tho lm- Pure Food Act
turned over near Vanhorn, Texasj Inst ing transportation within their bor ers were movod from Baltimore to tho
proaslon wn« given In administration
Does N ot Prohibit.
night according to reports received ders. A decision to this effect award nntionnl capital. Loading educators sion what does not belong to me.
4.
—I
will
do
promptly
what
I
have
quartern
today
that
tho
freight
rate
Citrus Fruit Shipirffc
here. The wreck Is said to hnvo been ing $400 damngos ngninst the direc In different parts of tho country ac
promised to do, If I hnvo made a fool reduction was under consideration. No
caused by n broken rail. It is report tor-general of railroads because threo cepted Invitations to act ns directors.
ish promise, I will at once confess my statement to Indlcato how soon a de
ed thnt tho dining car nnd ono Pull negroes were permitted to ride in a Florldn bolng represented by Mrs. R. mistake, and I will try to make good cision on tho question might be reach Washington Asked to Take Hnmf 11*
the Matter.
railrond car wit* A. E. 3 tcvon. and E. Hall, coiliity superintendent of dny harm which my mistake has ed, but high administration officials
man wero overturned.
Several persons wero Injured but other whlto phsBcnifora from Puca- Dado county, of Miami.
O r XX* S»***U>*4 F i m O
ftt 1014, When progress was blocked caused. I will bo speak and act that said an announcement concerning the
n°ne killed; iLater reporta showed gouln, to Biloxi, M I b s ., will Bland, tho
people will find it easier to trust oach rate adjustments might be forthcom
by
the
financial
distress
of
the
world
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 18.—Wash*
that the engine and three sleepers and supreme court today refusing to re
ing Wlthlh a few days.
war, a mnn of wealth and vision, who other.
Ington
correspondent of tho Florid*
one dining enr left the rills.
view It.
■
Tho chairman of the department of
wished to be known only- as “The
Times-Union
telegraphs Senator D. U»
education would be greatly pleneod to
It will be one big step toward nor
Donor”
camo
to
tho
rescue
and
liberal
Fletcher
advised
by secretary of agri
KIWANIS AIDS CHILDREN
Capt. Gillette, representing the U.
ly financed the undertaking. Ho of hear from any one who haa mado use malcy when editors forget that word. culture that pure food and drug net
8. Health Board, and the
M
fered a prize of $6,000 through tho In of the leesona—or who know of their -)*N»»bvlHc Tennessean.
(B/ Tb* AuoeUUd FrtM)
does not prohibit shipment of citru*
Bonrd, was hero today conferring ^
Introduction Into any Florida school.
DAYTONA, Oct. 18.—The Kiwanis the city officials. Ho was the guest stitution for tho best “Code of Mor
fruits which* do not pass the so-called
of
plans
for
character
education
in
the
“Tho Doner,” seeing tho necessity of
Club of Daytona, will provldo dishes of tho Rotary. Club at luncheon and als’* for boys and girls. Fifty-two
acid test provided such fruit i* ^ofc
public
schools.
So
far
as
we
know,
the best method In Introducing and
nnd equipment for the school children gave them a good talk on public health codes wore uubmilted, nnd It took tho making use of this codo and all char the prize has not been bestowed.
artificially colored to conceal matur
committee of threo nlmost-a year to
here so thnt thoy may secure lunches
MRS. WILLIAM F. BLACKMAN, ity but Is edible nnd In nowise misrep
roach a decision. Mrs. Phillip North acter education, haB offered a reward
nt a low cost. It Is prdposoU to sorve nnd voneral dlsefcnos. ___
Chairman. resented.
of
$20,000
for
tho
best
method
or
set
Moore, of St. Louis, president of tho
n bottle of milk shd n couple of sand
Buy It with a Herald Want Ad.
wiches for a-dime.
10 TIE uT t RAFFIC
INVITES FOCH
TO VISIT THEM
LABOR BOARD
SUMMONS HEADS
T0C0NFERENCE
CHARACTER EDUCATION IN CHILDREN
IN CONTRAST WITH EDUCATION OF
MIND AS EXEMPLIFIED IN SCHOOLS
FINAL VOTE
PEACE TREATY
HELD TODAY
RAILROADS
ASK REDUCTION
IN ALL WAGES
CREATE BOARD
TO REFUND DEBT
FOREIGN NATIONS
I
�r»»r* *
TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1921
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ball chariiplortihlp hare Satunter, de
feating the local* 88 to 0. Plant City
presented a well organised defense
against which Orlando could do little,
and the visitors scored In every quar
ter of tho gomo. The Plant City backflold, Merrill, Smith, Howell and Bsmca showed excellent ability, while thh
Orlahdo backs were unable tb bteak
through tho strong lino oif the visitors,
Anderson, of Orlando, suffered
broken collarbone and was taken out
In tho first quartot.
High School Athletic
Associatidh Met in
Gainesville Saturday
—— — — — — — ----------
THE STAR TO-DAY
GAINESVILLE, Oct. 17—The an
nual meeting of the executive comM
mltteo and the board of control of the
FOOTBALL RESULTS.
Florida High School Athletic Asso
ciation was held nt the University of
At Evanston, III.: Wisconsin, 27;
Florida Saturday, he following men
Northwestern, 0.
make up tho personnel Of theso bod
At Pittsburgh: Cincinnati Univer
ies: Executive committee, president,
sity, 14; University of Pittsburgh,
G. Elmor Wilbur; vfce-prcsideiits; F.
Id
21.
TIGERS EMERGE VICTORIOUS
W. Buchholtz, W. p. Wilson, H. A.
At Syracuse: Syracuse, 28; Brown,
OVER FLORIDA RESERVES Hnzcltine, R. M. Seeley; secretary, B.
0.
.
At Hanover, N. H.: Dartmouth, 14}
......
’ILLS, O ct.. l7 .- t y a F, Ezell; treasurer, I. M. McAlpin,
. , fought game Duval High de
defeat-' Governing hoard: Prof. E. b. Beck;
Tennessee, 8.
,
George _B. White, Major
. , V ..^ Fleet,.
rid* Reserves
Ren
At Hamilton, N. Y.: Colgato, 21} ed tho University of Florid^
Capt.
Atkinson;
Judge
Cockrell, Coach
......
.......... ........
J’S flf
tt L
five to nothing.
Duval’s
flfst
scoro
Susquehanna, fl. *
.
Innchester.
.
Kline,
br.
Ida
W.
G.
R1
they
c*me
lp
tho
first
quarter
wh?n
t
At Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 8;
portnnt
matt ora deAmong tho Imp’
oi
forced Florida over their toal links for
Dickinson, 0.
cided
Upon
wero
tho
following:
At Detroit: University of Detroit, a safety In tho third quarter J(oner.
Let the Kiddies
led upCongressional tjl*titricts decided
Idckai a beautiful gonl fro $lace
63; West Virginia Wcslynn, 0.
basketon
ni
units
ft>F
deciding
boys
-up
At New Haven: Yale, 23; Williams, ment, The entire team plaV<
Grow Up in
ball
championship.
football.
0.
v .
Championship tournament to
Duval outpUyed tho University
At Ann Arbor: Mlchignn, 30; Mich
staged at University of Florida
scrub*
from
(he
stSrt,
keeping;
the
igan Aggies, 0.
,
later than March 4.
At Cleveland: Caso, 19; Ohio Wes serlid attack to A better advantage.
Ten leading team! to compete
The brck.ip fiqld running of Captain
leyan, 14.
'championship,
to be selected by tho
At Cleveland: Hiram, 14; St. Igna- Brown featured Duval’s game while board of control.
COVERTOGS
Murphce starred for the University’s
tlus, 0.
Ail teams must have their basket
second
eleven.
At Columbus, O.: Minnesota, 0;
ball records In tho hands of W. D.
Ohio State 27.
Wilson, of Fort Myers, not later than
PALATKA HIGH LOSES
At West Point: Army, 21} Wabash,
tho end of the third week in February.
FIRST FOOTBALL GAME Competent officials aro to bo chos
0.
PALATKA, Oct. 17.—Ocala High en to ofTIcinCo nt nil association games.
At Lafayotto, Ind.: Notro Dame,
Said the fellow who did not like to work
dofeated Palntka hero Saturday after
Soccer football was officially adopt
33; Purdue, 0.
and he really thought the world should
At Atlanta: Georgia Tech, 89; Fur noon in the first game of football ever ed by the association, tho season to be
pay him without working
*
*
played by a Putnam high schdol team gin a t tho opening of school and closo
man, 0.
At Washington: Catholic Universi by a score of 28 to 0. Not a member January 1.
HE OBTAINED THE LIVING
of tho Palatka team had ever placed
Schools not paying annual dues on
ty, 7; Mount St .Mary’s, 0 .
But such a life—it was his theory shout
At Iowa City: Iowa, 14; Illinois, 2. a game of football before, and at least or before November 1 will be suspend
how to get a living without working.
ed from the association.
At Norfolk: George Washington, 7; six of thorn had never seen a game.
Former Sheriff of ,
The world owes each one a living but it
Tho showing for the locals was
Madison High School was suspend
William and Mary, 7.
is up to every one to collect it. The best
Okeechobee is Now
At New Vork: Columbia, 19; New considered excellent, as after their ed from* tho association for the re
way to get the best'living is to have yohr
firs t fight in the first half they held mainder of tho achool year for disre
A Federal Officer York University, 0.
money where you can get it when you
gard of association rules.
At Hoboken, N. J.: Springfield, 34; tho Marion county boys without
want it—in the bank
*
*
score.
,
x
he following paragraph was recom
FORT PIERCE, Oct. 17.—W. M. Stevens, 18.
Smith,
for
Ocala,
was
the
bright
mended to be added to section 8 rela
Collins, former sheriff of Okeechobee
At Genova, N. Y.: Hobart, 24;
The ONLY DECENT LIVING
particular
star,
scoring
three
of
the
tive to eligibility of plnycrs.
county, who recently resigned that of Clarkcson, 0.
,
Is obtained by saving yodr money while
"Any student having played on a
fice to accept appointment ns federal
At Akron: Akron, 16; Heidelberg, visitors’ four touchdowns,
you are making it and put it in the bank
college
team,
that
is
n
school
which
district prohibition enforcement of 0.
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
HILLSBOROUGH
HIGH
AND
offers
work
higher
than
a
standard
ficer for the district, which incudes
At Haverford: Franklin and Mar
PETERSBURG PLAY TIE senior high school offers, Shall be
Okeechobee, Orange, Brevard, Palm shall, 35; Haverford, 0.
LET US TELL YOU
ineligible to represent his high school
Beach and St. Lucie counties, has es
At Schenectady: Union 0; Amherst,
TAMPA, Sept. 17.—Hillsborough In any branch of athletics."
ABOUT IT TODAY
tablished Fort Pierce as his headquar
High school and St. Petersburg played
,
V
ters and in now on the Job in his now 8-.At Allentown
:Muhlenberg, 21; Le a scoreless tlo hero Saturday. Both
punts carried it back to tho center of
capacity.
, ■ banon Valley, 21.
teamB
attempted
several
passes
with
Mr. Collins is said to have mode an
the field.
At Cambridge: Hnrvard, 10; Uni
enviable record ns sheriff of OkocchoSt. Petersburg had tho shade of tho
but
llttlo
success
although
St.
Peters-,
bea county nnd his friends aro offer versity of Georgia, 7.
best
of things. Their backfield had
burg
intercepted
ono
of
tho
locals’
At Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, 7;
ing congratulations on such worthy
moro
speed but tho Hillsborough line
passes for a ten yard run. Both toams
o f Sanford
recognition of his services in tho In Swarthmore, 7.
was
more
solid and the heavy north
managed to push their opponents back
At
Aannnpolla:
Navy,
13;
Phlnceterest of law enforcement.
to within the shadow of the goal otie wind apparently proved to be tho
Law-abiding people of this section ton, 0.
ground gaining factor of each team.
At Ithaca: Cornell, 110; WcBtem time each, bbt both lost the ball ahd
boliovo he will continue his good work
Reserve, 0.
and welcome him here.
At Middleton: Wesleyan, 0; Boston,
At tho time of his resignation ns
sheriff of Okecchobco county, Mr. University, 7.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—Tho War
At Rochester: Rochester, 29; St.
Collins hnd three years moro to serve.
Finance Corporation today approved,
C. 0. Miller has been appointed to fill Lawrence, 0.
a loan of $235,000 to a North Caro
At Stntt College, Pa.: Penn State,
out the unexpired vacancy.
lina bank. Tho bnnking houso has
28; Lehigh, 7.
m mado advances totalling that i.mount
At Washington, Pa.: Washington,
GAINESVILLE WINS
for agricutular purposes.
nnd
Jefferson, 14; Cnrnoglo Tech, 0.
FROM SANFORD BOYS
At Morgantown: West Virginia Un
IlY A SCORE OF 89 TO 0
PEGGY PAIGE WEEK.
iversity, 7; Ohio University, 0.
At Lincoln: University of Nebras
Gainesville won the game hero SntThis is Peggy Paigo week at Bauurdny afternoon by a score of 59 to 0, ka, 41; Haskell, 0.
mel’B Specialty Shop and 150 coat
winning on their weight, nnd showing
At Chnrlotto: Wako Forest, 10; Da
suits, dresses nnd coats hnvo been
thoir ability to score, chiefly through vidson, 7.
shipped for this special Balo in addi
tho fact that they hnd considerable
At Roanoke: Hampden Snyder, 10;
tion to tho big stock of Peggy Paig*
moro training nnd having met sovcral Ronnoko College, 0.
" f t V opcrntion with tho showing of PEGGY PA IG E Fashions, wo have j u s t Mcolved numgoods on hand now. Special styles,
good teams this season. The Sanford
nrmiN Hhinments which will display about 150 new creations in Dresses, Coat Suits and Coats.
At Lynchburg College, 32; Guilford
special prices, specials in overythinp
lads have only hnd two weeks of prac College, 14.
The predominating features of this presentation is the showing of all tho newest modes
in this store this week celebrating tho
tice nnd lacked the Rklll nnd weight of
At Bristol: Emory and Henry, 0;
big week. Rend the Baumcl’s Special
for the doming winter.
^Whether'you wantfa sturdy dress for school or college, n Silk Frock to tea in or a wisp of a
tho Purple and White.
Carson Newman, 7.
ty Shop ad in thl» issue.
Gainesville scored two touchdowns
dress for evening wear, you will be sure to find your choice nmong these new Winter R a tio n s. ■
At Lexington: Virginia, 14; V. M.
in tho first half. Their great inter I., 7.
'There are fllemler gownawlth the oval Neckline and the wide straight aleeves made fa
LAWSON BUILDING NEW HOME
ference helped to win tho gumc. San
mous by Jenny. Mnndrin models with flowing panels. Coat nnd Russian dresses with youth :
At Columbln, S. C.: University of
ford endangered the Gninesvillo gonl North Carollnn, 7; University of South
ful collars, whilo mnny have no collars nt all. And any number of others. Choose your new
J. B. Lawson is building a beautiful
onco or twico but could not put tho Carollnn, 7.
clothes from among this Fashionable showing.
bungulow on Park avonuo betwoea
ball over nnd only by thoir aerial at
At Washington: Georgetown Uni
■ Eloventh and Twelfth street*. Tha
tack could they gain nny ground at versity, 88; Westminster, 0.
bungalow will be of tho nirpfano type
all over their heavier opponents.
of bungalow with a coquina finish and
At Durhnm: Trinity, 8; Randolph,
Gainesville was strong on end runB nnd
will bo up-to-date in every rospoct. H.
0.
lino plungeB. Thcro wero no partic Macon,
T. Pace, of tho Sanford Contracting
At Now Brunswick: Rutgers, 14;
ular stars on either team but ovory
Co., is in chnrgo of tho work which isWashington nnd Leo, 13.
man plnycd tho gnmo from start to
nssuranco enough that it will bo dono
At Alliance, O.: Obcrlin, 13; Mount
finish nnd showed real team work
right in evory particular.
throughout both halves. Tho game Union, 0.
At Collego Park, Md.: St. Johns
WUH slow on account of tho heavy field.
Mrs. Endor Curlott of Genov* is li*
0
Collcgo,
7; U. of Maryland, 8.
Dosplto tho threatening wenthor n
tho city today on n shopping expedi
At
Spartanburg:
Wofford,
20;
Elon
good crowd was present nt tho game,
tion nnd is also attending to her m*ny
tho first to bo staged, in Sanford this College, 7.
%
N
duties ns momber of tho various so
At Columbus, Ga.: U. S. Infantry,
season. Tho lineups: Sanford (0):
cieties nnd clubs of which sho is *
Fred Popp, 0.! Adams, L. 0.; Aycock, School, 28; Piedmont College, 8.
most active member.
At Richmond: University of Rich
R. G.; McAlexnndor, L. T.; Howard,
R. T.; Moye, L. E.; Stone, R. E.; Me- mond, 0; Virginia Polv. Inst. 34.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Lyman and
At Chnttnnoogn: Chnttnnooga, 31;
IN MILLINERY
Lucas, (j.; Woodruff, It. II.; Holly
family of Altamonte Springs weru in
L. H.; Scogguns, F.; Gninesvillo (59) Georgetown, Ky., 0.
tho city today and their many Sunford
IN MILLINERY
At Tuscaloosa, Ala.: University of
Snrra, C.; llnitt, L. G.; Flowors, It.
Wo aro showing an unus
friends wore glad to sco thorn.
G.; Brinson, L. T.; Ends, It. T.; Hodg- Alnbama, 05; Bryson, 0.
ual collection of dinner
Wo aro featuring all the i
At Birmingham: Birmingham South
hats, distinctive street
os, L. E.; Vroomnn, R. E.; Bishop, Q.
new shades and creations " Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. II. T. Pace
hats and clever sport
B.; Bower, R. II.; Brannon, L. II om, 10; Marion, 0.
thnt are distinctively or- J fine baby girl.
At Baton Rouge, La.: L. S. U., 8;
Ludwig, F. B.
hats.
iginal and exclusive.
“
Referee, Roy Chittenden.
Texas A. and M., 0.
It will bo ono big stop toward nor
S malcy
At Norman, Okla.: Oklahoma Uni
Umpire, John Meisch.
When edltora forgot that wordversity, 8; Oklahoma A. and M., 0. i
Lineman, Ned Chittenden.
—Nashvillo Tennessean.
At Chester, Pa.: Pennsylvania Mil
RACE DRIVER KILLED.
ltary College, 12; Gallaudet, 0.
Not oven the tyw of gravitation ean<
A $29.75 MODEL
At York, Pa.: Ursinus, 0; Gettys-,
keep a dreamer m t k 1.
:
ATLANTA, Oct. 17 —0. T. Barr, of burg, 34.
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rn
n n
io aa u ru u
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died last night of injuries suffered PLANT CITY DEFEATS
ter Ci
Henry McLauKn, Jr.
In a rnco at tho Southeastern Fair
ORLANDO IN TITLE RACE
OPT. D.
hore. Ho la survived by a widow and
ORLANDO, Oct. 17.—Plant City
.'a young son.
High Hchool eliminated tho Orlando
team from tho roco for the state footBuy It with a Herald Want Ad.
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SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
it:.
JOHN GORE, Proprietor
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
1018 West First S tm t
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BAUMEL’S
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OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
B Graduate Northern Illinois Collegs
212 East First St.
Sanford, Fl*-
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1921
New Abstract Co. Es
tablished in Sanford—
—Ready to Start Soon
esstve
recognizes that its progress hinges
on the financial growth of this com
munity.
So it's perfectly natural for it to
be interested in the progress of each
citizen.
Consequently, for our mutual
benefit, this bank offers its co-opera
tion and invites your account.
STRENGTH
PROGRESS
4% INTEREST PAID
MBS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor,
Phone 217-W
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesday—Mrs. Archie Betts will eniertnln tho members of tho Semi
nole Bridge and T. N. T. Sewing
Club nt hor homo on Palmetto ave
nue, at 3:30 p. tn.
Tuesday—Mrs. E. A. Douglass will
entertain the members of the
Daughters of Wesley Class, nt her
homo on Sunford Heights at 7:30 p.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Cobb announce
tho birth of u ten pound son this morn
ing nt their home on Laurel nvc.
Tho mnny friends of Mrs. M. S.
Wiggins will he delighted to henr that
»ho and her attractive little daughter
Dorothy Ellwood are expected to art Ivo this afternoon from Grand Rap
ids and will he with her sister, Mrs,
It. L. Perkins for the winter.
New Filling Station
“Foot of First St ”
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
OPT. D.
OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
Graduate Northern Illinois Collrp
212 East First St.
Snnford, Fla.
Edith Lucille Iiall
Teacher Plano and Harmony
Graduate Chicngo Musical College
Call 46-J for Appointment*
FOOT-FITIER
HIGHLANDER WINS
CONTEST OE PAPERS
LAKELAND, Oct. 18.—Tho Lake
Wales Highlander won first place in
a front page contest judged at Lake
land Saturday at the meeting of tho
South Florida Press association. Tho
three Judges, Arthur Green, D. B. Mc
Kay and Chris Codrington, decided
thnt the Lake Wales paper led in stylo
of heads, balance and other points of
gcnornl make up.
Thorn and Triplett, a beauty tenm,
defeated Ituhe Allyn and Lee, unother
—
WE SELL FOR LESS
Glnsscs Designed
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LARGE STOCK OF
BATTERIES
Eyes Examined
■
4VELFA ItE DEI'ARTM ENT
MEETING
The Welfare Department of the
Wnmnn'H Club will hnvo their first
meeting of the season Wednesday af
ternoon at 3:30 ut the club rooms.
Mrs. W. F. Blackman, chairman of
the Educational committee will have
charge of the meeting, which will he
unusually interesting.
jAuivouiNVii^h;, Oct. 18.—A tour
of Florida, with all expenses bon*
by tho General Civic AssocUtiou
committee, of Jackksonville, will bt
on added featuro of the visit here
beginning November 14, 0f thr,,'
young women and three 1% Scouts
from five cities ns the result of J»ek.
sonvillo’s annual Post CnCrd Day,
October 22. Arrangements have bt«
completed to send these visitors
through tho State, particularly the orango growing section, nftcr their visit
to JJackksonvillo. Thd State tear
probably will consume ten days, witi
more than a dozen cities on the itin
erary.
Forty-three cities in twelve Stain
nnd Cnnndn have been entered in the
contest by local people in the “old
homo town’’ feature of the nnnual
Post Card Day, nnd more than thru
hundred thousand post cards with
"Florldn sunshine messages" hart
been prepared for mailing. A cIom
check is heing mnde in nil such cardi
prepared nnd tho five cities to which
the greatest number of cards are sent
will ench send one representative on
this Florida "sunshine tour" Thecity
to which the actual largest number of
cards goes as tho result of tht local
effort, will Bond two representative!,
who will be chosen by the correspon
dent club of tho Jncksoville club lead
ing in the local civic organization race
in connection with Post Car l Day.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Taylor, of
Lakeland, wore nntong tho visitors
hero yesterday.
THIRTY GOLD DOLLARS
FOR HIGH SCHOOL PUPIL
CATHOLIC BAZAAR
MAKING I1EST AVERAGE
The Altar Society of tho Catholic
church will hold their Christmus Ba
Col. A. M. Thrushcr, for many
zaar, December fl nnd 7th, nt tho
years a resident of Snnford, nnd a
Holy Cross Parish House.
man who always had n great interest
in tho schools, soihIb the following
HALLOWE'EN DANCE.
Tho Men’s Club will givo a Hal letter to Supt. Lawton thnt wns rend
lowe'en dance nt the Parish Club to tho high school scholars ut tho
Monday night, October 31. Good opening of the schools:
Pnris France, Aug. 10, 1021.
music, fuvorn, refreshments. Every
Han.
T.
W. lawton,
body invited.
Supt. of Education, Seminole Co.
My Dear Sir:
Being n citizen of Sanford, and one
who knew Snnford before she had a
school, I feel n lively Interest in her
schools, nnd the school children of the
denr old town. Hor schools are the
pride of Snnford. Sanford ought to
lie
proud of them.
TUESDAY
To
show, in a smnll way, my inter
3:30—Kathleen Mallory and Nellie
Turner Circles of Huptiot Church nt est in the schools, I herewith send you
niy cheek for
thirty gold dollars,
Mrs. W. C. DuCoursey’s.
7:30—Mattie Guinn Circle, *nt the which I offer ns a prize to be given to
the student of the high school, class
Baptist Temple.
of 1021-22, who, nt the cIoho of tho
THURSDAY
3:30—Nellie Turner Circle at home of seholnstlc year, shall stnnd head of
Mrs. Robert Glenn.
tho elnsH in scholarship.
FRIDAY
True, it is n smnll prize, but if it
7:30 j). m., Seminole County Federa induces even one of the class to great
tion of Baptist Young People at the er effort to achieve success, and to
Baptist Temple.
study just a little more, to win it, I
assure you I shall ho greatly pleased.
CARD OF THANKS.
On tho day you present this prize to
To tho many friendH who were so the winner, if in your opinion so smnll
kind during tho illness ond death of n prize, offered in this v/ny, has, or
our little son, Harry Gibson Roll, we will prohnhly honeflt tho high school,
wish to express our heartfelt thanks you mny then, nnd there, state that I
and gratitude.
offor another prizo of tho samo
amount, to the ono who shall stnnd
T. K. ROLL
head of the high school class of
AND WIFE,
1022-23.
MRS. ADKINS.
If notified, practically n year in ad
ALLIGATOR CLOGGED SEWER
vance, it will givo tho ambitious stu
dent ample time to propnre himself,
FOR MYERS, Oct. 18.—Investiga or hersoif, In friendly rivalry with
tion of a clogged sewur hero Inst thoir follow members of the clnss, nnd
week disclosed thnt nn alligntor nino resolve to win. I nm quite sure you
feet long had crawled up in It nnd nro proud of tho grent success, and
taken up its abode In tho roar of n advancement, made by tho ^schools
enfo in the downtown business dis under, nnd during, your administra
trict. Thu 'gator strenuously resisted tion.
Cordially youn,
efforts to roniovo it but a gang of
A. M. THRASHER.
workmen Anally accomplished tho
feat and It was placed In a pool In
It is not too early to think about the
Tonnelior Court. Tho pool proved to Sanford exhibit at tho Orlando fair.
bo too Bntnll for tho big saurian, how* This is somothlng that should have
uvor, and it later wns taken to tha tho earnest cooperation of nil tho poooutskirts of tho city and shot.
ple.
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
WILL TOUR FLORIDA
•FOR POST CARD DAT.
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Mrs. C. M. Vorco, of Cleveland, ar
rived yesterday nnd will Hpond the
winter here. Mrs. Vorce is stopping
ait the Montezuma.
The Men’s Club will hold n llanowe’en Dance nt the Pnrish House on
Hnllowo'en night, Momlny, October
31st. The Men's Club are arranging
a program thnt will be n joy to the
henrts of thoso who attend nnd they
will hnvo a fine orchestra, refresh
ments, Hnllowc’on favors, etc.
The
Hnllowo'en dance will open the season
for tho various social nlTuirs thnt will
he held nt the Parish House during the
winter months. Everybody is invited
to attend the Hallowe'en Dnnce nnd
assist the Men’s Club in the great
work they have undertaken for the
winter senson, Watch for other an
nouncements.
Vulcanizing
—
Mr. and Mrs F. C. Hester nnd
daughter from Leesburg, were tho
'week-end guest of thoir niece, Mrs.
Edison Freeman.
HALLOWE’EN DANCE
AT THE PARISH HOUSE
MONDAY NIGHT, OCT. 31
30x3 NonS k id ...........$10.50
—
Saturday—Children's Story Hour will
bo held nt tha Central Park at five
o’clock.
"Wednesday—The Welfare Department
of tho Woman’s Club meet nt 3:30
Mt tho Club Rooms.
The Daily Herald wns unable to
print tho program for tho Star The
atre today on account of the plcturo
that wns scheduled did not meet with
the approval of Manager Herndon nnd
ho refused to show it. It wns neces
sary to call off the program in the
Herald nnd wire for another picture
that would stand muster. .Mr. Hern
don Is trying to get better pictures
and expects to give the public only
tho best. It mnkes a big difference in
his plnns from time to time but he
hnH the sntisfnction of knowing that
he is only running the best.
Goodyear, Perfection or U.
U. Not an unknown brand
but all standard make*,
■ ..i.
lVodnesday—There will be a call meet
ing of St. Agnes Guild at the home
of the president, Mrs. Fred Duigcr,
213 E. Fourth street, nt 3:30 p. in.
Thursdny—Tho Woman’s Auxiliary of
tho American Legion will entertuin
tho members of the Legion nnd all
those eligible to become members,
and nil members of the Auxiliary, at
tho Woman’s Club House, nt 8:30 p.
HARVEST MOON IHRTHDAY
PARTY
Tho Harvest Moon birthday party
given Inst evening nt tho home of Mr.
nnd Mrs. T. W. Williams, on Oak nvenuo, by Circle No. 3, of tho Methodist
church, was a decided success.
The spacious lawn of the Williams
home is an idenl place for a party
nnd although the Harvest Moon Inst
night was rather obscure the lawn
wns well lighted. The guests were
met at the gate lty Dr. S. W. Walker,
I,. R. Phillips nnd Forest Lake. Upon
arriving in the house tho guests were
given cards bearing the month in
which they were born and were inter
divided into groups namely, thoso be
ing born in January were in one
group, those in Fcbrunry in nnothcr
nnd so on.
The gnmes were in charge of Mr.
Clifford Peabody assisted by Mrs.
Peabody and Mrs. Virginia Coney and
were a splendid success nnd nlthough
thlH was nn adult party, Forest Lake,
B. J. Starling and W. A. Zachary
were seen capering on tho Inwn dur
ing this pleasant hour.
Mrs, Nowhcrry wns in chnrgc of
tho musical program which consisted
of old fnshioned songs. A quartette
(Mrs. A. M. iliilllps, Mrs. Newberry,
Messers. Parker and S. O. Shinholser)
rendered a group of songs which were
greatly enjoyed. Tho readings given
hy Mrs. Nowhcrry were most excel
lent. Following this progrnm wns, a
"Community sing" led by Forest Lake,
after which supper wns served.
Manager Herndon
Wants Clean Pictures
—Refuses Certain One
Fresh from Factory
30x3V2 NonS H d ............ $12.50
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S O C IE T Y
SERVICE
WHICH WILL HE STAGED BY THE
LOCAL POST OF THE AMER
ICAN LEGION.
BANQUET AT EMPIRE HOTEL
ONE OF PLEASING FEATURES
Tho following business concerns,
OF THE ENTERTAINMEENT
fraternities and Clubs, of Sanford
havo liberally subscribed their names
Bringing to n close late Sunday af
in agreomont to enter a decorated ternoon a most successful semi-annual
float or automobflo to represent thoir convention tho members of tho State
respective lines of business. Namos Typographical Confcronco voted Wcat
will bo added from timo to time and Palm Beach as the next meeting
from the floats already listed it will place, that city winning ovor Lakeland
bo n parade of magnitude never be and St. Petersburg.
Tho conference went on record as
fore witnessed in thecity:
heartily in favor of tho employment
American Legion.
burenu which tho conference is con
Sanford Paint & Wall Pnpor Co.
ducting
for the benefit of tho employ
Woman's Club, Welfare Dept.
er
ns
well
ns the employe. The bu
D. C. Marlowe.
reau
nims
to
fill ns far as possible op
Hopkins Shoo Shop.
en
situations
during
tho winter months
A. J. Losslng, (0).
with
100
per
cent
union
printors when
C. A. Matthews.
printers are usually scarce in Florida.
Ball Hardware Company.
Endorsement was also given to a
Lloyd Shoe Store.
movement
to keep ns far as possible
West Side Grocery.
printing
from
being sent out of the
Brynn-Wheoler Motor Co.
state,
t
being
pointed
out trat Florida
Wight Tiro Co.
shops
were
equipped
to handle most
B. & O. Motor Co. (2 floats).
any
kind
of
a
Job.
Sanford Cyclo Co.
It was nlBO voted, at the suggestion
Hnynes & Ratliff.
of President O’Hara, to uphold the
City of Sanford.
Snturdny hnlf holiday, or 44-hourMobley’s Drug Store.
week for Job plants. A unanimous
Routh Bros., Bakery.
vote of confidence was given tho in
Cates’ Crato Co.
ternational officers, John McPhnrlnnd
Coca-Cola Co.
‘ and J. W. Iinys.
Woodruff & Watson.
The local typographical union was
Haight & Welland.
host Sunday nt noon to a banquet
Cates Grocery Co.
served the visiting delegates and
Dcano Turner.
members of tho local union and their
Newberry’s Drug Store.
friends. Durng the course of the meal
Cnrter Lumber Co.
President OTIara called upon several
T. J. Miller & Son.
speakers who responded with Interest
Union Pharmacy,
ing talks, among them being S. J.
Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co.
Triplett, who spoke on "Why I Am a
lianson’B Shoe Repair Shop.
Union Mnn”; W. C. Barnes, of St.
Roberts Grocery Co.
Petersburg, champion typesetter, told
Baumel’s Specialty Shop.
of the "Art of Printing"; L. W. Zim,
Raffcld-Honlg Co.
state lnbor inspector, spoke on "Child
F. P. Rlncs.
Labor and Woman in Industry"; C. C.
A. Kanncr.
Guy, "Conditions In St. Petersburg,";
F. Schwartz.
C. R. Paris, of Tnllnhnsaeo, "The 100
Chero-Coln Co.
per cent Typographical Town" and
Brown’s Market.
i others.
I Tile speeches were fully enjoyed and
Caldwell Furniture Co., Inc.
I showed tho members of the union
L. C. Lcunurdy Mont Market.
i have speakers who arc ns skilled in
Water’s Cnndy Kitchen.
the art of eloquence ns they are in
Surprise Shoo Store.
printing.
Bnndel’s Emporium.
A vote of thanks was tendered the
Seminole Market.
local
union for their hospitality and
Rivers’ Bros. (2 float j ).
entertainment
nfforded the visiting
Pure Food Market.
delegates,
Orlnndo
Reporter-Star,
Kent Vulcanizing Co.
Miller’s Bnkery (1 floats).
RECITAL AT HIGH SCHOOL
Star Theatre.
Cle-Trnc Tractor.
Tho Business and Professional Wo
Gillon & Fry.
men’s Clubs will present Miss Ava
John T. Brndy.
Williams, teacher of expression in the
Perkins & Britt (2 floats).
Snnford high school, in a recital, on
R. C. Maxwell.
Monday evening, October 24, nt tho
Ed. Higgins, Inc.
high school.
IIof-Mnc Battery Co. (2 floats).
Miss Williams will give the come
Sanford Steam laundry.
dy, "Mice nnd Men," by Madelino
Wight Grocery Co.
Rylcy, in four acts. This is a clever
Woman’s Club.
piny of the day of 1780. The leading
Mrs. J. M. Dresner.
characters, a mnn over forty, believ
Knights of Columbus.
ing that tho perfect wife must; bo
Sanford Formers’ Exchange.
eduented
from a state of simplicity
L. P. McCuller.
to
the
ideals
of her husband. He there
The Yowoll Co.
fore
proceeds
to impart his views to
American Fruit Growers.
a
girl
fresh
from
school. Tho result
Sanford Furniture Co.
is
a
clever
comedy
which Miss WIIHill Iiurdwnre Co.
llnms
gives
in
full,
furnishing n full
C. W. Stokes.
evening
of
flne
entertainment.
Blnckshcnr Mfg. Co.
Miss Williams is a orndnate nf the
Tho Ilornld Printing Co.
Curry
School of Expression of Bos
Popular Market, two floats.
ton,
nnd
comes to us with tho highest
Frank Akers Tire Co.
i
recommendations.
Don’t fail to see
Sanford Truck Co.
this
flne
piny.
Tickets
on sale at
Sanford Mattress Factory.
i
drug
stores.
The Auxiliary of the Sallio Hnrri-1
son Chapter N. S., I). A. U. (Children
of the American Revolution).
Any *one welcome to enter a float
or decorated ear. Suitable cash arizes
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T h e S em in ole C o u n ty
R. C. Durnsdale, of Orlando, has ar
rived in tho city and will mnko it his
future home. He will be in charge of
the business of the Nash-Link Ab
stract Corporation and will immediate
ly go to work to compile tho data for
his abstract books from tho county
records in the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court, E. A. Douglass.
This work takes much time and is
necessary in order that a complete
sob of books can bo obtained for the
records of the county.
The Nash-Link Abstract Company
is a duly incorporated company, com
posed of W. R. Link, George S. Nash
and R. C, Durnsdale, all of thorn ex
perienced men in the abstract busi
ness. They now have a business of
tho samo kind in. Orange county and
aro well known to many people In this
and adjoining counties. Mr. Burnsdale will rent office space and become
a part of the business life of Sanford.
Mention of tho company was made
in the Herald at the time of the In
corporation.
Are the only Shoes in the world which have
full length Vamps and Solid Leather Soles.
Three Stylca
English
Semi-English
and
Edmonized MutiHon
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
0n
Every
pair
Sold Exclusively by
RAFFELD-HONIG CO. Inc.
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
Try a Herald Want Ad today,
215-217 E. FIRST STREET
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THE 8ANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18.1921
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■taEIAIH.SUBnUESJtUIUlEEBS
>3 TO KEEP ALLVE
rr
i/l.1
Asbury
I
f9d Grew of Stum er Chatwsnla Finds His, Fist
Than
» Hurrtcsna.
Latest reports from the mutiny on
e .sbtoPhuc .IWSMl tramp steamer
irster Klwnnln while nlio was an-1
.chnnjd oftptnljTi iMnqd/Bnrly the other
morning, Indicate that It was not for!
.assistance Cjipt, .Tab Cgrmlnglinm
called Hie linrhnr iqund pf tho police
dfpnrtnient. fEljo enptr.In nrjil Ids chief
, engineer, although they .were only two
ngnlnst • thirty-four drunken nud
quarrelsome seamen, tlnlshed the Job
of quilling, the mutiny In such n workmnnllke mamicr that they thought it
h sliuino tliore were n<> witiiesdcs to
the results (if their efllelency, the New
York World states.
Thd mlxiip started wlien some of the
white* sailors, having smuggled aboard
n quantity1of bootleg hooch, renewed n
quarrel with the eight negro members
of the crow, who uppeulcd to the
cnptaln /o r protection^ {I’hore had
been \frlytlon nil tjio wny ^ver from
Boulogne, from which port tho Chester
Klwnhis. cleared nnd Cnpt. Cunninghmu was protty well fed up with argu
ment. ' ‘
Thej'eforo he went to ‘ the fo’clsle,
where lie found the crew hnd bnrrtended itself in, Witli one blow of
his huge (1st the cnptaln shattered a
panel of the door, driving his fore
arm cloar through. At tills point n
sailor made a tnotlrnl error of tilting
tho captain’s wrist. After that the
cnptaln laid out every sailor within
reach, and he mnnnged to reach about
nil of them. Chief Engineer Michaelnon Joined the fray and although he
got a couplo of black eyes, he gave
better thnn ho received, nud It was
not long before nil was quiet along the
Staten Island shore.
That was .the time Hint the cnpte.’n
and tho chief decided it was too leu1,
no ono could see their hamllwor!
Therefore, when one of the crew hrbm,
started to yell they summoned the
police hont, explaining Hint ilie>
•‘feared a second outbreak.''
Current opinion among the crew It.
Hint those two ofilcurs are not In fear
of nnythlng.
i
i. ,
m m . , | pn.
Annual Baby P arad e
t
Lenty-four years »K°
*• Latn*
£ mis told lie hod only a few
Kbs to live unless lie lived In tho
Since then lie has walked three
■around the world, eating but one
i a day. Ho makes Ills living by
[ring. Lnniberth was rnmpped ns
rjtered tho White House grounds
fiihlnglon.
* * * * * * * * * *
STATE NEWS
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latka, Oct. 18.—A syndicate com_ of lumbermen from MisslBsipiaturday, purchased all hardwood
wr on the 50,000 acres of land
ig the Oklawahu Vnlley railroad
t' '! by the Florida Farms and
ics Co. The timber, estimated at
iy million board feet, was sold by
Paine and Fred Fentherstone, of
ington, Ky., who recently purchasIt. The first sawmill will bo ercctIn tho vicinity of Kenwood and it
ilanned to begin operations before
first of the year. Other mills are
erected Inter.
cala, Oct. 18.—The Georgia Natil Highway Association will meet
IWhlte Springs, in Hnmilton coun] Florida, October 26, this date hnvbcen selected in order that tho
nmltteos from the various Florldn
bnties nlong State Rond No. 2,
Jich are to appear before tho High
ly Commission and Governor HarIn connection with plans for comItion of the road, might bo nblo to
[end the White Springs meeting tho
before going to Tnllnhassco. In
flation received by the Marion
nnty Board of Trade indicates there
|Hbe a large delegation from Gcornt the White Springs meeting as
od roads boosters from tho neighJring State are greatly interested in
completion of State Rond No. 2,
rough Central Florldn.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
In the East, as a general rule, Turks
wear yellow (dippers, Armenians red
and Jews blue.
Australia Is said to hnvo about 100
species of snakes, three-fourths of
them venomous.
OyijU(K’
*ivo In water that
contatT
•-(« of
salt tj
„/
ier.
Hlxf
___ .nrded
us a !
/no IsInndf
/')
•■£-. (' >) s bear
/t )
IIS i
mi
Summer resorters get accustomed to
doing without the ninny little conveni
ences of home life. They philosoph
ically accept conditions ns being neeossnry to "camping out." Ho oil stoves
take tho plucc of gnu ranges nnd they
carry water for the household from
the public hydrant clown the bungnlow- J
lined street, Bnys the New York Hun.
On week-ends most of the bungnlow
colonies house added guests nnd tin
kitchen nnd porch serve as overlloc]
hedrooniB. Few of the churches t,
Iho summer towns are able to seat
the worshipers on Sunday. But tin
doesn't hinder the attendance. At
Jersey resort village the other Huh
day nnu woman was cnfrylng a camp
stool to church.
Her neighbors
thought no more of It than hnd they
seen her carrying a bundle of gro
ceries from the corner store.
whuk| COl‘nty 1,08 twelvo nowspapers,
Jiavin s 8,miolhing to brag about, iind
L * ‘: ls ,,umher of “workere” for
conn y gomi, it has boon decided
Ifor T " 80lmrnto Press association
loflh ° County' T^° representatives
Icro o k ^T 1? nQWipnper8 Wthored at
[forme,| t
n ,0W daya
*nd
[elation h° Pn i . ? ° Unty Pr08B A11-0*
■dent. Th °y Ch*d* wn8 mnd® P ™ 1*
[elation O,noxt me®tlnst of the asso-
b° hold *n Bartow In No-
kW‘- ___i\
A Bcl«ntlflc Prediction.
Tho Htory Is often told of tho great
naturalist, Cuvier, that, given a sin
gle bono ho could reconstruct the an
imal to which It belonged. That a
somewhat similar Inw of organization
runs through the various species that
form families In the nuliiml kingdom
is indicated by a curious cose of scien
tific prediction, to which attention
wus called nt a recent meeting of Hie
Biological society in this country.
Uhrenberg, while studying Hie min
ute animals called diatoms, found that
many species were distinguished by
the number of rn>H they possessed.
But In the series of specimens that
he hnd lie could find bone having reripccHvely 27, 29, HI, 37, 39, 41, 12, 44,
45, 40, 48 nnd 49 ruys. Htlll he pre
dicted that tho missing species would
some day turn up, and ho was rigid,
for ten of them were afterward dis
covered, although the remaining two
have not yet been found.
Soda Mixer Recalls Dentlit.
"I'll hnvo a chocolate malted milk,
please,’’ said Hie stenographer to the
soda clerk, "1’lensc mix it with a
spoon Instead of tho electric mixer."
"Mix It with n spoon 1" exclaimed
tho clerk, somewhat surprised. "That
will take mo three times nH long, nnd
I'm busy!"
"But it must be mixed with a
spoon I" the little thing nt tho counter
exclaimed.
"Why?" asked the clerk.
"Well," sho replied, "I enn't stand
tho noise that that soda mixer makes.
It sounds Just like that thing that the
dentist puts In my mouth when he
wants to make a filling- R ,®"{{e8 11,8
creep all over when I hour It. —New
York Hun. _______ _
Quarter to Bpsnk Pirate,
At the Junction of two roads to New
Jersey Sunday motorists have halted
In either indignation or amusement
When n smull glr), wearing n policeman's lmt, hailed them nud demanded
n fine of 10 cents for speeding.
"Tile moil generally laugh and sur
render," said tho owner of a country
store neurby. "And most of the time
the women do, *«»«»• Ilut_,t l°,
day three girls entile by- They d been
held up 111 roe Mme« before at the
same place. This time they ranched
out, pulled the youngster In Ihe eur
utid spanked her. Then they hnd to
make It up with n quarter.’
Fifty-four nurses arit attached to the.
Ainerlcuii forces In Germany,
Feather funs on long bundles wer
regarded us symbol* of royalty by the
undents.
’The Hlbs club lias been formed by
women of Putins, Tex., whose hintImtnls have a social organisation
cnllcij the Ituneheiid elult.
To reduce mortality and eountcraci
the effects of malnutrition numerous
German inmilclpallt’ea buv(>established
schooh In the woods.
THRILLS OF A LIFE-TIME
/FORD.
.'act that
e Trinity
is lending
j£ 7i<^
>
/
v
i to have u
tho followscience, litr bath, nnd
his building
stories, and
a great deal
’air city, and
tliying to this
Woman at Jersey Flesort Village Acts
as Her Own Uoher on Sunday—
Provide! Own Seat.
Chattahoochee, Oct. 18.—Dr. W. Hi
it ’ WJ'° *’nH been connected with
r F,ori(!ft State Hospital here since
uKU*t, I9H5, has resigned as chief
"V ,ian
rlonicol director to take
J Privato practice, with the expectaof opening ftn o(Tico Jn 0rlan(Jo
'bout November 1 .
,
Six liundred children took purt In the auniml hahy, parade at Asbury
Park, N.
this year, the record being broken. The pbolngruph shows pun
of the procession of gaily decked chariots Oiled with Infants.
CARRIES STOOL TO WORSHIP
Miami, Oct. 18.—Bids for tho purlase of the Dade county court houso,
lil and property upon which they
md, will be received by tho Board
County Cominissinncrs until Tuesiy, November 8, In the event n bid
received which tho Bonrd regards
fair, the Commissioners will order
o sale ami call a special election for
itiflcntinn or rejection. Other prop
'll' would bo purchased nnd a new
furt house and Jail would bo orectod.
fle Property on which tho buildings
and was donated to tho county by a
md company many yenra ago and
Pw it i„ regarded ns one of tho most
Nrnl.lp business sites in tho city,
> buildings were erected in 1001-02
n cost of $60,000 nnd an addition
o court .house was made aix years
.lRo nt an expense of $18,000. At tho
pme time Iho jail was remodeled at
C0lt of approximately $35,000.
lumber "
cronnsnstoi
v' >
Lj
/
c?
/
.^d Church Extethodist Eplsolphin, I’n., doa wo rnlso nnd
dre that every
et societies, nnd
if life, donate to
raise one thousiecoml Sunday in
niu.
November, 1921.
Prof. P. W. Spears, is the builder,
nnd secretary of the trustee board.
Dr. E. D. Strickland is treasurer,
J. M. Trammell, Jr. is secretary of tho
building committee.
Please mail your check to either the
officers or to tho pastor, who is doing
general soliciting.
Yours in Christ,
J. M. TRAMMELL,
Pastor.
(507 Snnford, Avo.
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Southbound
Departs
Arrive
83 . _ 2:36 a.m . 2:48«. m8:40 a. m.
278:20 p. m.
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2:65
p.m.
807:10
p. m.
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6:55
p.m.
85..
North Bound
Departs
Arrive
2:08 a. m.
82.
12:05 p. m.
84.
80.. ......... 8:05 p.m. 8:25 p. m.
28. ____ 10:00 p.m.
Trilby Braneh
Depart*
Arrive
6:00
n. m.
100.
8:26
p. m.
•No. 24.
7:00
a. m.
158. #4•••*#•*•
7:85 p. m.
22...
Leesburg Branch
Departs
Arrive
•No. 157___ 4i00
p. m.
No. 21........ — 2:52 p. m.
•No. 101___ 8:80
p.m.
•No. 25___ 2:00
p.m.
No. 22...... 7:00 p.m.
Oviedo Branch
Departs
Arrive
•No. 128...... 11:00 a.m.
8:40 p. m.
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•Dally, except Sunday.
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
Subscribers to tho Dally Herald
should ask for a receipt when the
carrier boys collect from you. It Is
iho only protection you have in case
tho carrier changes or there happens
to bo a mistako in tho account. Each
carrier boy is supplied with receipt
books, and la commanded to give a
receipt by tho Herald. Soe that you
get your recolpt at the end of each
week if you are paying that w a /
J68-8tp.
v-4. .■.—’•LLUv
COCOA, Oct. 18.—John A. Flske, n
prominent hnrdwnre merchant hero,
recently hnd tho thrill that seldom
comeB to erring automobilists. Ho was
arrested by tho county’s new motor
cycle policomnn for speeding. Tho po
liceman brought his captive into court
whero Mr. Fiske was fined $15 nnd
costs. Leaving tho court room he disioverod the policeman’s motorcycle
parked pnrnllcl to tho curb in viola
tion of a city ordinance. lie promptly
BWoro out a warrant and his former
accuser was placed in tho role of de
fendant. The policeman also drew a
fine of $1G nnd costs.
Buy; it with a Herald Want Ad.
FOUND HIB OLD WAR CUP.
O CALA,.OctV,—Dr. H. F. W«tt<
city phyisclan of Ocala, Captain W att
when the.war ended by virtue of hie
aervica as an army surgeon in France,
had a pleasant surprise and. an unex
pected reunion with an old friend,
Before leaving for France, Captain,
then Lleutenat Watt, purchased
among other articles an aluminum
canteen cup, on which ho hnd his
name Inscribed In a peculiar manner.
Ho carried the cup from tho autumn
of 1017 until ncnrl ytwo years later,
when, on returning to America, ,ho
left it in France, thinking perhaps
that,som e impoverished Frenchman
might make use of it.
A few dnys ago, H. A. Fausett, a
merchant here, received n quantity of
miscellaneous articles which he hnd
ordored, the result of nn ndvortisc'ment of a bargain sale in n northern
city. On examining his purchase ho
discovered n name cut an u canteen
cup and was surprised to find that It
was ••Watt.” More in ’ost than nny
thlng else, ho called Dr. Wntt and
told him he had n cup that belonged
to him. Dr. Wntt went to the store
nnd naked to see it. Much to hiB sur
prise, ho found that it really was his
old cup, identifying it by the odd
manner in which his nnmo wns upon
it nnd by. other marks it hnd rccclvtd
during its two years of service. Mr,
Fausett presented it to Dr. Wntt nnd
It now occupies nn honored plnco
among tho physiciun’s war relics.
NO INDIGNATION MBRING OF
IN
ANDO.
A dispatch tfrom Lakeland under
date of Friday, Oct. 14, states th*t
representatives of the Inland -Florida
Wholesalers appeared beforo tho Flor
ida -Press Association in annual con
vention thcro and requested tho asso
ciation to assist them In combating
,tho wholesale grocery merger recent
ly inaugurated a t Tampa, describing
tho merger an a plan to obtain a
monopoly In tho grocery Industry of
South Florida.
Tho dispatch an
nounced also that inland wholesalers
would meet in Orlnndo Saturday to
porfcct an organization to protect
themselves against what they de
scribed as a "trust octopus." Local
wholesalers yesterday professed Igno
rance of any meeting of wholesalers
for this city and did not appenr un
duly alarmed at tho menace to their
business from tho recently organized
Florida Warehouse Company.
Tho commenting on Iho visit of the
seven wholesalers from Tampa, or
ganizers of tho Florjdn Warehouse
Company, to Orlando Thursday for
the purpose of selecting a site for the
location of a warohouso of their new
corporation In this city, ono whole
saler described amusedly tho social
visit paid him by tho Tampa business
men nnd laughed nt the nlnrm which,
according to tho Lakeland dispatch,
wns being felt among tbewholosniers
in that city.
"I told them to come ahead, that
MUNICIPAL LODGING
there wns enough business in Orlando
HOUSE AT MIAMI for a dozen concerns such ns theirs,
nnd they wore wclcomo to nil they
MIAMI, Ocf. 18.—City Manager Coe could got nwny from me by honest
is considering tho establishment of n competition.
Tho wny Orlando is
growing
there
Is more room being
municipal lodging house to care for
mndo
for
competitive
business conunfortunnte job-seekers who, It is snid
nro coming to Miami in inrgo numbers' cerns °yery dnY* The more tho morbecause of reports that there wns' rj cr' ' 1 W,U not worry oVcr nny ln*
flux of wnolesnlo Igrocery concerns
plenty of employment hero.
into
my territory,” ho finished with n
Nine men recently sought lodging
hrond
smile.—Orlnndo Sentine*.
of the authorities and were allowed
qunrtcrs in the Jnll overnight. Should
the lodging house materialize, the
city plans to givo tho men employ
Registration Books for tho City of
ment nnd charge them 2fic a night
Snnford are now open at the office of
for lodging.
Officials hnvo reported many men tho City Auditor nnd Clork nnd will be
coming to this city with their families 1open to nnd including October 21,
nnd with only financial menns to got 1921.
L. R. PHILIPS,
them here. Whllo tho city has no
City Auditor and Clerk.
unemployment bureau of its own, of- 158-lCtc
ficinls point out that many jobless
—Get your Scratch Pads from The
men could hnrdly bo absorbed by the
city’s industries.
| Horald—by tho pound—15c.
NOTICE
TYPEWRITERS
NEW L. C. SMITH (Cash or Terms) f o r ......
USED UNDERWOOD (cash) f o r ..................
USED MOLLE, PORTABLE (cash or Terms)
$ 100.00
... 25.00
... 50.00
We are agents for the new PORTABLE REMINGTON TYPE
WRITER—the greatest machine on the market. It is a big type
writer if you want to use it on your desk. It is a little typewriter if
you want to carry it with you anywhere. Can’t be hurt, built like a
battleship, few parts, simple of construction, will never wear out.
Come in and see it. Standard keyboard.
We have also taken the agency for the new FORT PITT Machine
—the wonder of the ages in the typewriter world. A standard
typewriter that will do any class of work, will do it better, will do
it cheaper, will stand the strain longer, easy running, makes no
noise, built on the proper lines and the cheapest machine on the
market.
O N LY
Everything is coming down—so are typewriters. Don’t be mislead
on this subject. Let us show you how you can save money on this
necessary adjunct to your business office.
ALL KINDS,OF TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, PAPER, SUPPLIES
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18,1921
fA Q B T W O
New Abstract Co. Es
tablished in Sanford—
—Ready to Start Soon
I This Progressive ^Bank j
recognizes that its progress hinges
on the financial growth of this com
munity.
So it's perfectly natural for it to
be interested in the progress of each
citizen.
Consequently, for our mutual
ibenefit, this bank offers its co-opera
tion and invites your account.
T h e S em in ole C o u n ty jj
.... B a n k ....
STRENGTH
PROGRESS
INTEREST
PAID
4%
S O C IE T Y
H its . FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor,
Phone 217-W
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesday—Mrs. Archio Butts will entertnln tho members of thu Semi*
jiolo Bridge and T. N. T, Sewing
Club at her homo on Palmetto ave
nue, at 3:30 p. m.
Tuesday—Mrs. E. A. Douglass will
entertain the members of the
Daughters of Wesley Class, nt her
home on Sunford Heights nt 7:30 p.
m.
Wednesday—Them will be n call meet
ing of St. Agnes Guild nt the homo
of the president, Mrs. Fred Dnlger,
213 E. Fourth street, nt 3:30 p, m.
Thursday—The Woman’s Auxiliary of
the American Legion will entertain
tho members of the Legion nnd all
those eligible to become members,
and all members of tho Auxiliary, at
tho Woman's Club House, nt 8:30 p.
IT).
-Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will
he held nt the Central Parle nt flvo
o'clock.
Wednesday—The Welfare Department
of tho Woman’s Club meet nt 3:30
Mt the Club Rooms.
Mr. nnd Mrs F. C. Hester nnd
•daughter from Leesburg, were the
"week-end guest of their niece, Mrs.
Edison Freeman.
SERVICE
HARVEST MOON BIRTHDAY
PARTY
Tho Harvest Moon birthdny party
givon Inst evening at tho home of Mr.
nnd Mrs. T. W. Williams, on Oak ave
nue, by Circlo No, 3, of the Methodist
church, wns a decided success.
Tho Bpnclous lawn of the Williams
home is an ideal plnco for a pnrty
nnd although the Harvest Moon last
night wns rather obscure tho Inwn
was well lighted. The guests were
met nt the gate by Dr. S. W. Walker,
L. R, Phillips nnd Forest Lake. Upon
nrriving in the house the guests were
given cards hearing tho month in
which they were born and were later
divided into groups namely, thoBo be
ing born in Junuary were in one
group, those in Februnry in another
and so on.
The games were in charge of Mr.
Clifford Peabody assisted by Mrs,
I'enbody and Mrs. Virginia Coney and
were a splendid success nnd although
this was an adult pnrty, Forest Lake,
B. J. Starling and W. A. Zachary
wore seen capering on the Inwn dur
ing this pleasant hour.
Mrs. Newberry was in charge of
the musical program which consisted
of old fashioned songs. A quartette
(Mrs. A. M. Hiillipn, Mrs. Newberry,
Messers. Parker nnd 8. O. Shinholser)
rendered a group of songs which were
greatly enjoyed. The readings given
by Mrs, Newberry were most excel
lent. Following this program was, a
"Community sing" led by Forest Lake,
after which supper was served.
R. C. Durnsdslo, of Orlando, has ar
rived in the city and will make It his
future home. He will be in charge of
the business of tho Naah-Link Ab
stract Corporation and will Immediate
ly go to work to compile tho data for
his abstract books from the county
records in the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court, E. A. Douglass,
This work takes much time and Is
necessary in order that a complete
set) of books can be obtained for the
records of the county.
The Nash-Llnk Abstract Company
is n duly incorporated company, com
posed of W. R. Link, George S. Nash
and R. Ct Burnsdalc, all of them ex
perienced men in the abstract busi
ness. They now have a business of
tha same kind in. Orange county and
aro well known to many people In this
and adjoining counties. Mr. Burasdale will rent office space and become
a part of the business life of Sanford.
Mention of tho company was made
In the Herald nt the time of the In
corporation.
Manager Herndon
Wants Clean Pictures
—Refuses Certain One
The Dally Herald was unable to
print tho program for tho Star The
atre todny on account of the picture
that wns scheduled did not meet with
the approval of Manager Herndon nnd
ho refused to Bhow it. It was neces
sary to cnil off the program in the
Herald and wire for another picture
that would stand muster. .Mr. Hern
don is trying to get better pictures
and expects to give the public only
the best. It mnkes n big difference in
his plans from time to time but he
hns the satisfaction of knowing that
he is only running the best.
HALLOWE’EN DANCE
AT THE PARISH HOUSE
MONDAY NIGHT, OCT. 31
The Men’s Club will hold n HnTlowe'en Dance at the Parish House on
Hallowe'en night, Monday, October
31st. The Men’s Club are arranging
a program that will be a joy to tho
hearts of those who attend nnd they
will hnve a fine orchestra, refresh
ments, Hallowe'en favors, etc.
Tho
Hallowe'en dance will open the season
for the various social affairs that will
he held nt the I’nrish House during the
winter months. Everybody is invited
to attend the Hnllowe’cn Dance nnd
assist the Men's Club in the grent
work they have undertaken for the
winter season. Watch for other announcemcnts.
THIRTY GOLD DOLLARS
FOR HIGH SCHOOL I'UIML
CATHOLIC BAZAAR
Mrs. C. M. Vorce, of Cleveland, ar
MAKING REST AVERAGE.
Tho Altar Society of tho Catholic
rived yesterday and will spend the
winter here. Mrs. Vorce is stopping church will hold their Christmas Ba
Col. A. M. Thrasher, for many
zaar, December 6 and 7th, at the
ait the Montezuma.
years n resident of Snnford, nnd a
Holy Cross Parish House,
man who always hnd a great interest
Mr. und Mrs. J. U. Taylor, of
in
the schools, sends the following
HALLOWE'EN DANCE.
Lakeland, were among tho visitors
letter
to Supt. Lnwton thnt wns read
Tho Men's Club will give a Hnl*
here yesterday.
to
the
high school scholars at the
lowe’en dance at the Porish Club
opening
of the schools:
Mr. and Mrs. C. C, Cnblt announce Monday night, October 31. Good
Paris
France, Aug. 10, 1021.
thu birth of a ten pound son this morn music, favors, refreshments. Every
Hon.
T.
W.
Lawton,
ing at their home on Laurel ave.
body invited.
Supt. of Educntion, Seminole Co.
My
Dear Sir:
Tho many friends of Mrs. M. 8.
# # # # * ) ) h u t u } # * # # Ha
Being
a citizen of Snnford, ami one
Wiggins will he delighted to hear that *
*
who
knew
Snnford beforo she hnd n
a*he and her attractive little daughter
*
school, I feel a lively Interest in her
Dorothy Ellwand are expected to nr- *
t (vo this afternoon from Grand Rap
* schools, and the school children of the
ids nnd will be with her sister, Mrs.
# #
* -K- -M
- ■# Hil dear old town. Her schools nre the
H. L. Perkins for the winter.
pride of Snnford. Snnford ought to
bo
proud of them.
TUESDAY
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
To show, In n smnll way, my inter
3:30—Kathleen Mallory and Nellie
MEETING
Turner Circles of Baptist Church at est in tho schools, 1 herewith send you
my cheek for
thirty gold dollars,
Mrs. W. C. DoCoursuy’s.
The Welfare Department of the
Woman's Club will have their first 7:30—Mattie Guinn Circle, *at the which I offer ns a prize to he given to
the student of the high school, class
meeting of the season Wednesday nfBaptist Temple.
of 1021-22, who, nt the close of the
turnnon at 3:30 at the club rooms.
THURSDAY
Mrs. W. F. Blackman, chairman of 3:30—Nellie Turner Circle at home of scholastic year, shall stand head of
Mrs. Robert Glenn.
tho clnss in scholarship.
the Educational committee will have
uharge of the meeting, which will bo
FRIDAY
True, it is a Hinnll prize, but if it
7:80 p. m., Seminole County Federa induces even one of the class to great
unusually interesting.
tion of Baptist Young People at tile er effort to nchleve success, and to
Baptist Temple.
study just a little more, to win it, I
assure you I shall be greatly pleased.
CARD OF THANKS.
On the day you present this prize to
To tho mnny friends who were so the winner, if in your opinion so small
kind during tho illness and death of a prize, offered in this v/ny, hns, or
our little son, Hurry Gibson Roll, we will probably benefit tho high ochool,
wish to express our heartfelt thunks you may then, and there, state thnt I
offer another prize of tho same
and gratitude.
amount, to thn one who shnll stand
T. K. ROLL
head of the high school clnss of
AND WIFE,
1022-23.
MRS. ADKINS.
If notified, practically n year In ad
ALLIGATOR CLOGGED SEWER. vance, it will give tho ambitious stu
dent ample time to prepare himself,
.
FOR MYERS, Oct. 18.—Investiga or herself, in friendly rlvnlry with
tion of a clogged sewer hero last their follow members of tho clnss, and
LARGE STOCK OF S week disclosed that nil alligator nine resolve to win. l'nm quite sure you
feet long had crawled up in it nnd nre proud of tho grent success, and
BATTERIES
taken up its abode in tho rear of a advancement, mndo by tho [schools
eafo in tho downtown business dis under, nnd during, your administra
trict. Tho 'gator strenuously resisted tion.
Cordially yours,
WE SELL FOR LESS
efforts to remove It but a gang of
A. M. THRASHER.
workmen Anally accomplished thu
feat and it was placed In a pool In
It is not too early to think about the
N ew Filling Station Tonncllor Court. Tho pool proved to Sanford exhibit at tho Qrlando fair.
be too small for the big saurian, how This Is something that should have
ovor, and It later was taken to the tho earnest cooporatlon of all tho poo“Foot o f First St.”
outskirts of tho city and shot.
ple.
IIO IIIIH H H H H H U U IR
MEETINGS
;
HOF-MAC!
BATTERY I
CO.
I
ARMISTICE
MEETING OF UNION
DAY PARADE PRINTERS SUNDAY
HELD IN ORLANDO
WHICH WILL BE STAGED BY THE
LOCAL POST OF THE AMER
ICAN LEGION.
BANQUET AT EMPIRE HOTEL
ONE OF PLEASING FEATURES
The following business concerns,
OF THE ENTERTAINMEENT
fraternities and Clubs, of Sanford
havo liberally subscribed their names
Bringing to a close late Sunday af
in agreement to enter a decorated ternoon a most successful semi-annual
float or automobile to represent their convention the members of the State
respective lines of buslneu. Names Typographical Conference voted West
will be added from time to time and Palm Beach as the next meeting
from the floats already listed it will place, that city winning over Lakeland
be a parade of magnitude never be and St. Petersburg.
foro witnessed In thecity:
The conference went on record ns
American Legion.
heartily in favor of tho employment
Sanford Paint A Wall Paper Co.
bureau which the conference is con
Woman’s Club, Welfare Dept.
ducting for the benefit of the employ
D. C. Marlowe.
er as well as the employe, Tho bu
Hopkins Shoe Shop.
reau aims to fill as far as possible op
A. J. Loaaing, (0).
en situations during the winter months
with 100 per cent.union printers when
G. A. Matthews.
printers are usually scarce in Florida.
Ball Hardware Company.
Endorsement was also given to a
Lloyd Shoe Store.
movement to keep as far as possible
West Side Grocery.
printing from being sent out of the
Bryan-Wheeler Motor Co.
state, t being pointed out trat Florida
Wight Tiro Co.
shops were equipped to handle most
B. A O. Motor Co. (2 floats).
any kind of a job.
Sanford Cyclo Co.
It wns also voted, at the suggestion
Haynes A Ratliff.
of President O’Hara, to uphold tho
City of Sanford.
Snturdny half holiday, or 44-hourMobley’s Drug Store.
week for job plnnts. A unanimous
Routh Bros., Bakery.
vote of confidence was given tho In
Cates' Crate Co.
Coca-Cola Co.
* ternational officers, John McPharland
and J. W. Hays.
Woodruff A Watson.
The local typographical union was
Haight A Welland.
host
Sundny at noon to a banquet
Catos Grocery Co.
served
the visiting delegates and
Deane Turner.
members
of tho local union and thoilr
Newberry’s Drug Store.
friends, Durng the course of the meal
Carter Lumber Co.
President O'Hara called upon several
T. J. Miller A Son.
speakers who responded with interest
Union Pharmacy.
ing talks, among them being S. J.
Snnford Shoe & Clothing Co.
Triplett, who spoke on "Why I Am a
Hanson's Shoe Repair Shop,
Union Man"; W. C. Barnes, of St.
Roberts Grocery Co.
Petersburg, champion typesetter, told
Bnumel’s Specialty Shop.
of the "Art of Printing"; L. W. Zim,
Raffeld-IIonig Co.
state labor inspector, spoke on "Child
F. P. Rlnca.
Labor nnd Woman in Industry"; C. C.
A. Knnncr.
Guy, "Conditions in St. Petersburg,";
F. Schwartz.
C. R. Paris, of Tallahassee, "The 100
Chero-Cola Co.
per cent Typographical Town" nnd
Brown’B Market.
others.
Caldwell Furniture Co., Inc,
I The speeches were fully enjoyed nnd
L. C. Lootmrdy Mont Murket.
Ishowed the mombers of the union
Water’s Candy Kitchen.
ihuve speakers who are as skilled in
the art of eloquence ns they aro in
Surprise Shoo Store.
printing.
Bnndel’s Emporium.
A vote of thanks was tendered the
Scminolo Market.
local union for their hospitality and
Rivers' Bros. (2 floats).
entertainment afforded the visiting
Puro Food Market.
deiegntes,—Orlando Reporter-Star.
Kent Vulcanizing Co,
Miller's Bnkory (4 Hoots),
RECITAL AT HIGH SCHOOL
Star Theatre.
Clo-Trnc Tractor.
Tho Business nnd Professional Wo
Gillon & Fry.
men's Clubs will present Miss Ava
John T. Brady.
Williams, tenchor of expression In the
Perkins & Britt (2 floats).
Snnford high school, in a recital, on
K. C. Maxwell,
Monday evening, October 24, nt tho
Ed. Higgins, Inc.
high Bchool,
IIof-Mnc Battery Co. (2 floats).
Miss Williams will give the come
Snnford Steam Laundry.
dy, "Mice and Men," by Madeline
Wight Grocery Co.
Ityley, in four acts. This is a clever
Woman's Club.
play of tho dny of 1780. The leading
Mrs. J. M. Dresner.
characters, a man ovor forty, bolievKnights of Columbus.
ing thnt the perfect wife niust( be
Snnford Farmers' Exchango,
educated from n state of simplicity
L. P. McCullor.
to tho ideals of her husband. Ho there
Tho Yowoll Co.
fore proceeds to Impnrt his views to
American Fruit Growers.
a girl fresh from school. The result
Snnford Furniture Co.
is n clever comedy which Miss Wil
Hill Hardware Co.
liams gives in full, furnishing a full
C. W. Stokes.
evening of fine entertainment.
Binckshcnr Mig. Co.
Miss Williams is n graduate of iho
Tho Herald Printing Co.
Curry School of Expression of Bos
Popular Market, two floats.
ton, nnd comes to us with the highest
Frank Akers Tire Co.
recommendations. Don’t fail to see
Snnford Truck Co.
this
fino piny. Tickets on sale nt
Snnford Mattress Fnctory.
drug
stores.
Tho Auxiliary of the Sallie Harri
son Chapter N. S., D. A. U. (Children
of tho American Revolution).
Any *ono welcome to enter a (loot
or decorated car. Suitable cash prizoB
will ho nwnrded try tho Firt National
Bank, Seminole County Bank nnd Peo
ples' Bnnk of Snnford.
Anyone wishing to enter cnil Lloyd’s
Shoo Store.
108-tf.
A NEW TIRE
STOCK
Fresh from Factory
30x3y2 N o n - .
S k id ............ $12.50
Goodyear, Perfection or U.
U. Not an unknown brand
but all standard makes.
30x3 NonSkid ........... $10.50
Vulcanizing
FRANK AKERS
TIRE CO.
l i t and Elm Ave. Phone 447-W
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
WILL TOUR FLORIDA
FOR POST CARD DAY.
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 18.—A tour
of Florida, with all expenses borne
by the General Civic Associations
committee, of Jackksonville, will be
an added feature of the visit here,
beginning November 14, of three
young women nnd three Boy Scouts
from five cities as tho result of Jack
sonville's annual Post CnCrd Dny,
October 22. Arrangements havo been
completed to send these visitors
through tho State, particularly the or
ange growing soctlon, after their visit
to JJackksonvlile. Thrt State tour
probably will consumo ton days, with
more than a dozen cities on the itin
erary.
Forty-three cities in twelve States
nnd Canadn havo been entered In tho
contest by local people in the “old
home town” feature of tho nnnunl
Post Card Dny, nnd moro thnn three
hundred thousand post cards with
"Florida sunshine messages" have
been prepared for mailing. A close
check is being mndo in nil such cards
prepared and tho five cities to which
the greatest number of cards nre sent
will each send ono representative on
this Florida "sunshine tour " Tho city
to which the actual largest number of
cards goes as tho result of tht local
effort, will sond two representatives,
who will bo choson by the correspon
dent club of tho Jacksoville club lead
ing In the local civic organization race
in connection with Post Carl Dny.
Eyes Examined
Glnsses Designed
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
OPT. D.
OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
Graduate Northern Illinois College
212 East First St.
Sanford, Fla.
Edith Lucille Ball
Teacher Plano and Harmony
Graduate Chicago Musical College
Call lfi-J for Appointments
HIGHLANDER WINS
' CONTEST OF PAPERS
LAKELAND, Oct. 18.—Tho Lako
Wales Highlander won first place in
a front page contest judged nt Lake
land Saturday at tho meeting of tho
South Florida Press association. The
three Judges, Arthur Green, D. H. Mc
Kay nnd Chris Cndrington, decided
thnt the Lake Wales paper led In style
of heads, balance nnd other points of
g,moral make up.
Thorn and Triplett, a beauty team,
defeated Rube Allyn und Lee, another
beauty team, but not so beautiful, nftor Interesting debate in which each
of tho contestants argued for his own
Apoilolikc qualification.
Tho conference of the newspaper
workers, undor the chairmanship of
Miss Gail Binkley, came to u close
Saturdny afternoon, with much work
done and good fellowship cxchungcd.
Sanford should have a Post Card
Day and havo every every citizon send
out Sanford post cards to friends all
ovor tho United States. Other cities
aro doing this and getting good pub
licity from it.
“FO O T-FITTERS”
Are the only Shoes in the world which have
full length Vamps and Solid Leather Soles.
Three Styles
English
Semi-English
and
Erimonizeri Munson
Sold Exclusively by
RAFFELD-HONIG CO. Inc.
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
215-217 E. FIRST STREET
Try a Herald Want Ad today.
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
on
Every
pair
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
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J 0 k e e p ALIVE . JBAPXAUI.SUBQUESJHUXUIEEBS
i«d Grew of Steamer Chee>
Iwanle Finds His, Fist
Than Hurricane.
Park's Annual Bab •Parade
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STATE NEWS
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Pilatkn, Oct. 18.—A syndicate comurd of lumbermen from Mlsslssipll, Saturday, purchased nil hardwood
tmber on the fill,000 acres o f land
long the Oklnwaha Valley railroad
Lmcd by the Florida Farms and
gome* Co, The tim ber, estimated at
hirty million hoard feet, was sold by
J. II, Paine nml Fred Fentherstone, of
Arlington, Ky., who recently purchasIt. The first sawmill will be ercctIn the vicinity of Kenwood and it
planned to begin operations before
ihe first of the year. Other mills are
(o be erected Inter,
Ocala, Oct. 18.—The Georgia Natllonal Highway Association will meet
lit Wnite Springs, in Hamilton counjty, Florida, October 2(1, this dnto hnvjing been selected in order thnt tho
I committees from the various Florida
Icounties niong S tate Rond No. 2,
which are to appear before the High
way Commission and Governor Har
dee In connection w ith plans for comI pletlon of the road, might be able to
•ttond tho White Springs meeting tho
day before going to Tallahassee. InI formation received by the Marion
County Hoard of Trade indicates thcra
will he a large delegation from Geor
gia, at tho W hite Springs meeting ns
food roads boosters from tho neigh
boring State are grcntly Interested In
the completion of Stnte Rond No. 2,
through Central Florida.
Miami. Oct. 18.—Bids for the purchase of the Dade county court houso,
jail and property upon which they
>taml, will he received by tho Board
of County Com m issioners until Tues
day, November 8. In the event a bid
s received which the Board regards
•a fair, the C om m issioners will order
the sale l)n,| cftl) R 8poc,nl clocUon f o r
ratification or re je c tio n . Other prop(fty would he purchased and n new
court house and Jail would bo erected.
Tho property on which the buildings
stand was donated to tho county by a
an< company m any yenrs ngo and
n.ow fs Guarded ns ono of tho most
desirable business hRch In tho city.
hc buildings were erected in 1901-02
, " co,t ,lf W 0 0 and an addition
0 e court,house wns made six ycnrrf
“Kont an exponso of $18,000. At tho
1‘ e * ni° tb° Jail was remodeled at
R f0*t of approximately $36,000.
Chattahoochee, Oct. 18.—Dr. W. H.
•if1T ,’ '.v!'° bns bcen connected with
p (>r»la .Stnte Hospital hero since
tihv»M' lt)in' hn" rc8i^^nfi(, s» chief
■nan and clonlcnl director to take
P Private practice, with the expectsB, " ° ! opening an olTico in Orlando
about November 1 .
V ° Unty bn» twelvo nowipapera,
havit* : ir ° thln* to bra* about, and
, l nK this nuniber of “workers" for
<• county good, it haa been decided
orm n separate proas association
of ti, ° Countir* Th® representatives
Crook 'i0? 1,7 n o w ,PttP °r » gathered at
form0V .,Lako * f0w Oaya ago and
li ° Po,k County Preaa AxaoSent ThUOy ? ,Id8 W°*
P"-«*
e|ati
° noxt
of the aaaoVetnberW ^ h<dd *,J Bartow *n No-
OCALA, iOcC Y l —Dr. H. F. Watt,
City phylsclan of Ocala, Captain W att
when the.war ended by virtue of Jila
service as an army aurgeon in France^
had a pleasant surprise and. an unex
pected reunion with an old friend.
Before leaving for Fmncc, Captain,
then Lieutenot Watt, purchased
among other articles an aluminum
canteen cup, on which ho had his
name inscribed in a peculiar manner.
He carried the cup from the autumn
of 1917 until ncarl ytwo years later,
when, on returning to America, .he
left it in France, thinking perhaps
th o t. some Impoverished Frenchman
might make use of it.
A few days ago, II. A. Fausett, a
merchant here, received a quantity of
miscellaneous nrtlcL’s which ho hnd
ordered, the renult of nn advertise
ment of a bargain Hnle in n northern
city. On examining his purchase he
discovered n name cut on n canteen
cup and wns surprised to And thnt It
was “Watt." More In ‘ost than any
thing cIbo, ho called Dr. Watt and
told him ho had n cup that belonged
to him. Dr. Watt went to the storo
and naked to sec it. Much to his sur
prise, ho found thnt It really wns his
old cup, Identifying it by tho odd
manner In which his name was upon
It nnd by. other marks it hail rccelvtd
during Its two years of service. Mr.
Fausett presented It to Dr. Watt nnd
It now occupies an honored place
among the physician’s wnr relics.
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NO INDIGNATION MBEING OF
" w ra fiia
IN
A dispatch .from Lakeland under
date
of Friday, Qct, 14, states th*t
Latest reports from the mutiny on
representatives
of the Inland-Florida
iho .SblDPiPK )>vnr<l tramp steamer
Wholesalers appeared before tho Flor
ijnester Klwimls whl/o site was nn>
ida -Press Association In annual con
^mrod yff flinton Island <ji)rl.v the other
morning. Itlillcuto Unit It was not for
vention thoro and requested tho asso
^ is ta p c o C/ipt. Jfh Cunningham
ciation to assjst them In conibating
cnllrd tho Imrhnr yqiind of Rio police
rtho wholesale grocery merger recent
department. The ciiptoln mid Ills chief
ly inaugurated at Tampa, describing
engineer, plthnugh they jvere only two
the merger ns n plan to obtain a
against thirty-four drunken nad
monopoly in the grocery industry of
quarrelsome acumen, finished tho Job
South Florida.
Tho dispatch an
of quelling the mutiny In such n worknuuiilkc manner that they thought It
nounced also thnt Inland wholesalers
h shame there were no witnesses to
would meet In Orlando Saturday to
the muilis of their elllrleiiey. the New
perfect an organization to protect
York World Slntes.
themselves against what they de
The mlxiip stnrted when some of the
scribed
ns n “trust octopus." Local
whlto’snltnrs, having smmrgleil aboard
wholesalers yesterday professed Ignoit quantity of liooi leg hooch, renewed a
rnneo of any meeting of wholesalers
quarrel with the eight negro members
of tho crow, who appealed to the
for this city and did not npponr un
nmURir.'inwp •
cnptnln fvr protection. There hnd
duly alarmed nt the menneo to their
been ifriytlon all tjie way ^ver from
business from the recently organized
Boifliigne, fyoni which port tlio Chester
Florida Warehouse Company.
KhVhbls cleared and Capt. Cunning*
Six hundred children took purt lit the minimi linliy. parade at Anln,ri
Tho commenting on Iho visit of the
ham av«b prptty well fed up with argu Park, N. JI, this year, tho record being broken. The plmiogruph shows pan
seven
wholesalers from Tampa, or
ment. ‘
of the procession of gaily decked ehnrlota ailed with Infants.
ganizers
of tho Florida Wnrehouso
Therefore ho went to ‘ the fo’clste,
Company,
to Orlando Thursday for
Where lie found tho crew hnd bar
the purpose of selecting a site for the
ricaded Itself In. With nno blow of
Ms huge flat tho captutn shattered a
location of a warehouse of their hew
panel of the door, driving Ids fore
corporation in this city, ono whole
arm cloar through. At this (mint q
In tho Hast, its a general rule, Turka
Fifty-four nurses are attached to the
saler described amusedly the social
Bailor made a tnctlra! orrnr of biting wear yellow slippers, Armenians red American forces In Gcrinitny,
.
visit pnld him by the Tampa business
tho captain’s wrist. Aflor that the and Jews blue.
Fenllier fans on long Imndles wer
men nnd laughed nt the nlnrm which,
cnptnln laid out every sailor within
Australia Is said to have about 100 regarded us symbols of royalty tiy the
according to tho Lakeland dispatch,
roneh, and ho managed to reach about species of sqnkes, three-fourths of iiiicleiiis.
i
wns
being felt nmong thewholesnlers
nil of thorn. Chief Engineer Michael- them venomous.
The Itltis club bus been formed li>
son Joined tho fruy und iiltlmugh he
Oysters can only live in water thnt women of l>u!liis, Tex., whose hus
In that city.
got a cotiplo of black eyes, lie gave contains at least thirty-seven parts of bands have it soctnl organization
“I told thorn to como ahead, thnt
bettor than ho received, ami It was salt to every 1,000 parts of water.
MUNICIPAL LODGING
eiillrd the Hoitehetid club.
thoro was enough business in Orlando
not long hofore all was quiet along the
Hixty coconuts to tho tree Is regarded
To ieduce mnrtiillty and counteract
HOUSE AT MIAMI for n dozen concerns such ns theirs,
Staten Island shore.
as it good yield In tho Philippine Is the effects of iiialiiiitrltlnn numerous
and they wore wolcomo to nil thoy
That was .the time itpit the c n p tr.’ ii land plantations, although trees bear German nuiiili lpnllt'cs have established
MIAMI, Ocf. 18.—City Managor Coe could got away from mo by honest
and tho chief decided It wns ton had ns many ns 300 good nuts.
sell exile In the woods.
Is considering tho establishment of a competition.
Tho way Orlando la
no ono could sco their lu in d lw o r!
Therefore, when one o f the c re w below, AN APPEAL TO TILE
municipal lodging house to care for growing there Is more room being
'
THRILLS OF A LIFE-TIME
started to yell they summoned th e
unfortunnto Job-seekers who, It Is said made for competitive business con
WHITE PEOPLE OF SANFORD.
police hnnt, explaining that tlie>
COCOA, Oct. 18.—John A. Fiske, n are coming to Miami in largo numbers cerns every day. Tho more tho mer
"feared a second outbreak.’prominent hardware merchnnt hero, because of reports thnt there wns rier. - I will not worry over any In
Current opinion a m o n g the crew It; Dear Whito Friends:
concerns
You arc cognlzent of the fact that recently had the thrill thnt seldom plenty of employment hero.
. flux of .wholesale Igrocery
^
that those two ofllcers ure n o t In fe a r
Nine men recently sought lodging: ,nto
territory," ho finished with n
tho pastor and officers of the Trinity comes to erring nutomobilists. He wns
of anything.
Methodist Episcopal church is lending arrested by tho county's new motor of the authorities and were allowed br(m<1 "mile.—Orlnndo Sentlne
policeman for speeding. The po quarters in the Jnil overnight. Should
CARRIES STOOL TO WORSHIP our people in tho building of a $12,000 cycle
church house, n church that la to be liceman brought his enptivo into court the lodging house materialize, the
Woman at Jersey Resort Village Acts modern in every way. It is to have u where Mr. Fiske was fined $16 nnd city plans to give tho men employ
Registration Books for tho City of
basement, with rooms for the follow costs. Leaving tho court room ho dls- ment nnd charge them 26c a night
as Her Own Usher on Sunday—
iovered
the
policemnn'H
motorcyclo
Snnford
arc now open at tho office of
Provides Own Seat.
for lodging.
j
ing purposes: Domestic science, li
parked
parallel
to
tho
curb
In
viola
Officials
hnvu
reported
mnny
men
tho
City
Auditor nnd Clork and will be
brary, kindergarten, shower bath, and
Hummer resorters got accustomed to n Slipway .school room. This building tion of a city ordinance. lie promptly coming to this city with their families open to nnd including October 21,
doing without the ninny little conveni
sworo out a warrant and hid former nnd with only financial menna to g o t' 1921.
ences of home life. They philosoph is, to bo 42x60 feet, two stories, and accuser was placed in the role of de them here. While tho city hus no j
L. R. PHILIPS,
ically accept conditions as being nec when finished, it will ndd a great deal fendant. The policeman also drew n unemployment bureau of Us own, of- 168-15tc
City
Auditor nnd Clerk,
essary to "camping out." So oil stoves to tho grandeur of our fair city, and fine nf $16 nnd costs,
ficinls
point
out
thnt
many
Jobless
take the place of gas ranges and they tho colored people arc rallying to this
—Got your Scratch Pads from The
men could hardly bo absorbed by tho
carry water for the household from great enterprise.
Herald—by
tho pound—16c.
city’s
industries.
|
Buy.it with a Herald Want Ad.
the public hydrant down the bungalowThe Home Mission and Church Ex
hied street, says the Now York Hun.
tension of tho grent Methodist Epis
On week-ends most of the bungalow copal church at Philadelphia, I’a., do
colonies house added guests and tho nates $300 every time wo raise and
kitchen and porch servo ns overflow
bedrooms.
Few of the churches In Bpend $600. We desire that evory
the Hummer towns are aide to sent all pastor, churchos, secret societies, and
tho worshipers on Sunday. But that people of all walks of life, donntc to
doesn’t hinder the attendance. At a us in attempting to raiso ono thous
Jersey resort village the other Sun and dollnrs on the second Sunday in
day one woman wns cafrylug a camp November, 1921.
stool to church.
Her neighbors
Prof. P, W. Spears, Is the builder,
thought no more of It tlinn hnd they
and
secretary of the trustee board.
seen her carrying a bundle of gro
Dr.
E.
D. Strickland Is treasurer,
ceries from tho corner store.
J. M. Trammell, Jr. Is secretary of the
building committee.
A Scientific Prediction.
Pleaso moil your check to either the
Tho story Is often told of tho great
naturalist, Cuvier, thnt. given a sin ofTicors or to tho paotor, who Is doing
gle bone ho rould reconstruct the an general soliciting.
imal to which It belonged. ’That n
Yours in Christ,
somewhat similar law of organization
J. M. TRAMMELL,
$ 100.00
NEW L. C. SMITH (Cash or Terms) f o r ......
runs through the various species that
Pastor.
form families In the niilmid kingdom
607 Snnford, Ave.
... 25.00
USED UNDERWOOD (cash) f o r ..................
Is Indicated by a curious case of scien
tific prediction, to which attention
50.00
TRAIN SCHEDULE
was called at a recent meeting of the
USED MOLLE, PORTABLE (cash or Terms)
Hlologlcnl society In this country.
Southbound
Uhrenberg, while studying the min
Departs
Arrive
ute nnlmnls called dlatoma, found thnt
many species were distinguished by No. B8_____ 2:86 a. sn.
2:46 sum.
We are agents for the new PORTABLE REMINGTON TYPE
tho nuinher of rnys they possessed. No. 27..........
8:40 a.m.
Hut In tho scries of specimens that No. 89_____ 2:66 p.m.
WRITER—the greatest machine on the market. It is a big type
3:20 p. ra.
ho hail ho could find bone having ro- No. 86.......... 6:65 p.m. 7:10 p.m.
spoctlvely 27, 20. 81, 37. 30, 41, 42, 44.
writer if you want to use it on your desk. It is a little typewriter if
North Bound
46, 40, 48 and 40 rays. HUH ho pre
Departs
Arrive
you want to ca n y it with you anywhere. Can't be hurt, built like a
dicted that the missing species would
2:08
a. m.
somo day turn up, anil he was right, No. 82........ . 1:48 a.m.
battleship, few parts, simple of construction, will never wear out.
for ten of them were afterward dis No. 84_____ 11:46 a.m. 12:05 p. m.
covered, although the remaining two No. 80.......... 8:06 p.m. 8:26 p. m.
Come in and see it. Standard keyboard.
have not yet been found.
No. 28.......... 10:00 p. m.
Trilby Branch
Boda Mixer Recalls Dentist.
Departs
Arrive
“I'll have n cliocolnlo malted milk, ♦No. 100..........
6:00 a. m.
We have also taken the agency for the new FORT PITT Machine
please,” said tho stenographer to the
8:26 p. m
soda clerk. "Please mix It with a ♦No. 24..........
—the wonder of the ages in the typewriter world. A standard
7:00 a. in.
#No 168..........
spoon Instead of tho electric mixer."
7:86 p. m,
"Mix It with a spoon l" exclaimed No. 22..........
typewriter that will do any class of work, will do it better, will do
Leesburg Branch
the clerk, somewhat surprised. "That
Departs
it cheaper, will stand the strain longer, easy running, makes no
Arrive
will take me three time* ob long, and
•No. 167.......... 4:00 p.m.
Pm busy!"
noise, built on the proper lines and the cheapest machine on the
"But It must be mixed with a No. 21......— 2:62 p.m.
spoon r the little thing nt the counter ♦No. 101_____ 6:80 p.m.
market.
exclaimed.
•No. 25.......... 2:00 p.m.
"WhyT" asked the clerk.
"Well," she replied, "I enn’t stond No. 22.......... 7:00 p.m.
Oviedo Branch
the noise thnt tliul soda mixer makes.
Depart*
Arrive
It Hounds Just like thnt thing that the
dentist puts In my mouth when he •No. 126.......... 11:00 a.m.
want* to make n filling. It makes me •No. 127..........
8:40 p. m.
creep all over when I hear It. —New ♦Daily, except Sunday.
York Hun.
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
Everything is coming down—so are typewriters. Don't be mislead
Quarter to Spank Pirate.
At tho Junction of two roads In New
Subscribers to the. Dally Herald
on this subject. Let us show you how you can save money on this
Jersey Sunday motorists huvo halted should ask for a receipt when the
In either Indignation or amusement
necessary adjunct to your business office.
when a smull girl, wearing n police- carrier boys collect from you. It Is
mun’s hat, hailed them and demanded jhe only protection you have in case
n fine of 10 cents for speeding.
"The moil generally laugh and sur tho carrier changes pr there happens
render," said the owner of u country to bo a mistake in tho account Each
storo nearby. "And most of tho time carrier boy is supplied with receipt
the women do, too. But tlio other
day three girls cunie by. They d been books, and is commanded to givo a
held lip throe times before at the receipt by tho Herald. See that you
same place. This, time they reached get your receipt at the 'end of each
RIBBONS, PAPER, SUPPLIES
out, pulled the youngster In the cur
week
if
you
are
paying
that
w
o
/
und spanked hnr. Then they bad to
ies-8tp.
make It up with n quarter."
ITEMS OF INTEREST
krenty four years ago 10. F. Lamtrili,b im toll! be bad only u faw
ilbj to live unless he lived In tho
Since then he has walked three
around the world, eating but one
u r day. Ho rnnkes Ills living by
taring. Uniberth wns snapped as
eotered the White House grounds
Wuhlngton.
FOUND HIS OLD WAR CUP.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 8 ,l t l l
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD
homes They are forgetful of the the almighty dollar, forget the bless idle c a n would have been earning
fact that they come Here in the winter ings they enjoy/ he la quoted ae say something, their men would have been
when no flowers a t all are blooming Ing.
kept buey, and their overhead expense
at their homes. But we can make their
"Why, back in Danville, long years would not have been increased appro
Imaginings of Florida come true and ago, before the days of gas, electric clably. - And what is true of pabit would profit ua to do so. A pleas lights, the telephone, electric rail bages has been true of a multitude of
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ed visitor la a booster for the State ways and other marvelous inventions other commodities. They do not dis
B. J . H O LLY _____________ BdJfc white a pisappointed one Is a knocker. that have brought comfort to the peo criminate property between cause and
In m atters o f finance a Bank is really
H. J.-LlLLARD-^Beeretary-Treaww Besides this and evon moro Important ple, the folks of the town opened their effect. The exhorbitant ;n te s have
than merely a place to deposit money.
H. A. NEEL............ General M u > |tr is the fact that our own people would eyes in amassment a t the light of suT] caused the loss of buslness. They have
virtually killed the goose that laid the
| enjoy the flowers and the enjoyment oil lamp in a store window.
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr*
the handling o f .its own funds
OHO0LAT1O* U M t n
of the beautiful is an elevating In
"Just look back a t those days. Well golden eggs, and now that their nests
must build up a financial organization
PkoM 148 np to 6 P. M.
fluence.
do I remember when the people are b a n , they a n groping blindly for
in m atters pertaining to money.
We are not enough In favor of this thronged down the street to see the the cause. Let them try the other
couno
for
a
while.
Give
the
producon
plan
of
beautification
to
advocate
the
first
kerosene
lamp
burning
in
that
Tut
Therefore, in conducting your financial af
payment for It by taxation. The mon shop window. It wai In the days of a n t t by which they can live* and we
0*Umn4 'ii aitjr Iry'Omtei
ey that we have for tho roads should the tallow dip candle. When gas betfeve the country will see a revival
fairs through thiB institution you are exercis
bo spent In giving them a hard sur lighting came the people scoffed at of business that vylll be astonishing
Ml II- W
i n g care and wisdbm, for you' are putting
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Oh ntM M b >mwi face and keeping them in good condl this marvel, just as somo do today and encounging.
your finances in the hands o f experts.
This is not saying that rallroag
tion for travel. We have such an in discussing the wonderful utility
wages are not too high. They a n ,
services of this day.
enormous
area
and
such
a
small
pop
Member of The Associated Prana
"Now, see*what we enjoy today, and both n te s and wages must b^ re
ulatlon that it will be a long time
before we will have the roada we' in life’s comforts and conveniences duced to a parity with other things.
need and tax money should be spent Look at the revolutionary changes Successful merchants long ago real
ised that a large business with small
Attend the big sales in Sanford and in building them from the present and gas and eltctricity and the other pub
profits on Individual sales, was bet
perhaps
for
many
years.
lic
utility
services
have
wrought.
■are money Read tho Dally Herald,
But civic organisations should take These are the happy days, but .so few ter than a small business with large
o
profits on fewer salea. A few have
The American Issuo is circulating the matter of beautification in hand. of us realise it.
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
not
yet learned it and they a n falling
"The
'Gloomy
Gus’
of
business
mhst
again in Florida.,Ita motto, “A Sa The people along a road should make
behind
their
shnwder
competiton.
It
attractive
and
with
the
people
along
wake
up
to
the
big
future
ahead
loonless Nation/' soulda rather funny
The railroad executives should
F. P. Forster, President
now in view of tho fact that moon the road we do not Include the land Most prosperous, most resourceful of
owners alone. We include the people all nations, the citlsena of these Uni profit by the example of the mer
shine flows like water.
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
ted States are blind to the many ad chants.—Tampa Times.
of the cities the road reaches’
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vantages
for
which
they
should
be
Civic
organisations
should
J^e
form
W. R. O’Neal, of Orlando, says the
IN DOLLARS AND CENTS.
thankful."
railroad strike will never materialise. ed and they should obsegi^'a-Rrjgl
planting
day.
It
would
injpose
no
ex
We think It H ll. It is simply a
T hen a n upwards of seven thou
PUBLIC SENTIMENT WILL
showdown for the railroad unions penso and no trouble. It could be
sand girls n Florida who aro receiv
DECIDE.
mnde
a
picnic—a
holiday
and
be
and the railroads, and tho public will
ing a portion of their training dt the
source of enjoyment instead of one
decide who is the winner.
Great minds, run in the same chan hands of the home demonstration
of trouble. Wo should not work on
agents of this state, according to un
There are doiens 'of people here tho idea that each tree or shrub that nels, and yesterday the editor of tho
official flguns from the office of Miss
Florida
Metropolis
and
the
editor
of
is
planted
must
necessarily
grow
and
every day looking for houses to buy,
Sarah W. Partridge, state home dem
rent, lease, etc.,and thoy naturally flourish. Trees grow from acorns and tho Herald, had the pame thought onstration agent.
look in the Dally Herald for informa acorns could bo planted in the soi when they penned something about
You Can Find the Name o f Every Live Pro
Seven thousand girls I Can you
tion. It is up to tho real estate men along the roads In such numbers that the railroad strike. Both editorials
conceive
what
that
represents?
What
echoed the same sentimoa4 in regard
as to whether they get it or not. The If ono in fifty grew the result In
fessional and Business Man in
to
the public being the principal factor it means? Girls who tomorrow will
number
of
years
would
bo
a
forest
Orlando papers carry two pages of
grace as mistress seven thousand
Sanford in This Column
real estate advertisements in the Wo do not advocate the expense of in deciding the strike. The Metropo
Florida
homes.
Girls
who
will
rear
lis
has
the
following:
cultivating
the
trees
und
shrubs
but
Want Columns every day.
Is
of planting othors if those planted at
W. G. Lee, president of the Broth and train tho next generation.
there
not
a
way
to
illustrate
what
erhood
of
Raiiroad
Trainment,
dis
first
fall
to
grow.
LAWYERS
If you ask our advlco wo would say
CONTRACTORS
they
represent?
cussing
tho
threatened
railroad
strike,
Tho
poinsettla,
coming
at
a
time
that Congress has no moro right to
Ono man has said that It costs
investigate tho Ku Klux Klan than when there ore few other flowers, is says "it Ib a fight to the finish for tho
S. O. Shinholser
George A. DeCottes
about
$400 a year to raise a boy or
life
or
death
of
our
organization,”
and
probnbly
the
most
attractive
flower
thoy havo to Investigate all secret or
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
ders and Congressman Upshaw, who thnt grows. A poinsettia bush may if the strike ronlly materialises, tho girl. The average age of our seven
Over
Seminole
County
Bank
thousand
club
girls
should
be
about
truth
of
his
words
are
going
to
be
bo
cut
into
number
of
pieces
and
8ANFORD
FLORID
calls for tho same trentoment in overy
Nnturo proved, Tho futuro of railroad un 15, If we accept this man’s estimates BANFORD -:- -:FLORIDA
other order, is right. Investigate nl rnch stuck in tho ground.
of them. It gives tho investigators will do the balance If there is plenty loss in this country will bo determin wo find that the average club girl In
Sanford Constructs Ck
af water while they are taking root. ed .because moro than 2,000,000 rail being reared represents an expendi
a chance to cam their salary
BATTERIES
Enough of tho bushes might bo cut road employes ore involved nnd no ture of about $6,900. Bnt there ere
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDR1U
in Jacksonville, to cover the entire union comes in closer touch with the 7,000 of these girls. All right, the
ainro T o n
Planes and Specifications Cheerfsll
A very encouraging advance has distance to Miami If they should
daily routine of American life, Trans club girls of this state represent an
Furnished
been made in the past ten years in fall to grow, they could bo put out
expenditure, to bring them to the Battery Troubles to Us
portation Is a universal commodity.
All Work Guaranteed
Wi StmUUm m XU*tri**l Werh u 4 Ml (if*
tho manufacturing industries of Flor
again and again until the whole road
The nations will not dictate the average age, of $48,300,000.
H. T. PACE
P. O. Box M
Ida. For the year 1020 tier manufac
hav i ooMxmnrr kxcxaxios
would bloom with their beauty and final terms if this goneral walkout is
Then tho homo demonstration wx also
TOB OVXXHAUUHO TOW* OAB
tured products amounted to $213,- all this could be done without any
ordered, nor will the railroad—J>ut the agents of Florida aro playing a largo
327,000. That is a very tidy sum, and
public.
trouble.
part in tho training of a part of the Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor^!
will no doubt bo quite a surprise to
Sketches and Estimate* Free;
The Chcrokeo rose Is a wild flower
Public sentiment In going , either stato’a investment, a part that Is con
Company
many pcoplo. Tho advance that tho
and Is not dopondont for itm growth to smash tho unions or defeat the rail servatively estimated to be worth Phona 189
L. A. Ranald, Prop. building too large and non# too s:
State has mado in manufactures is
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on hot houso methods, The coral vine, roads, for tho public is tired of the $48,300,000.
clearly shown by comparison with
twining itself in the branches of i rguments between raiiroad employers
But this girl-club work is not the
Wilson & Shorey
othor States. In 1010 Florida stood
rce, makes a flaming bouquet of beau and employees, "Let's have it and get sole work of these agents. In fact HARTFORD BATTERY Pine and Garland Sts., Orlando, Fli|
tenth in tho list of the Southern
ty. And so it goes. Wo could beauti through with it" or words to this of- it Is a mere trifle In comparison to
States; she is now eighth, with good
“Battery Insurance”
fy our roads while having a frolic and feet is a common expression among all they do. Their community leader
prospects of going up another step
PURE WATER
Sold and Serviced by
our people should form organizations "outsiders." Realizing that it is tho ship, thoir work among women, their
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very soon. If all probable opportu
for such frolics.
class to suffer, tho public has about civic-club and farm bureau work and
nitics for manufacturing woro im
Edw. H iggins, Inc*
Elder Springs Water
decided
the best thing for it to do is tho time they spend helping with—
proved, as there are good reasons for
SOUTHMERE TO SANFORD.
to stand back and let tho two fact- often practically conducting alone—
99.989$ PURE
Haight & Wieland
believing might bo renlized, Florida
ons show their hands—and then the tho community nnd county fairs; none
Phnne.DJI-W
Sanfoid, Fit]
would soon roach the sixth position.—
It was a short and sweet but a public will decide which hands arc
ftheso are even considered here.
DeLnnd Nows.
GARAGES
mighty good report that President the ciennost.
Wero tho values of all these flgurd
Ward Kiingcnsmlth mado to the
LORD’S PURITY
The railroads hope to reduce wages out as hfts been the girl-club part,
Smith Bros. Garage
I1EAUTIFY THE ROADWAYS.
Civic Leaguo Wednesday night.
nnd keep rates on tho present basis, tho total would be appalling, astound
WATER
Expert Repairing
Tho report was from the committee, which is not satisfactory to the pub ing.
In the get together meeting in San that visited DcLand Wednesday in tho ic.
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
AS GOOD AS THE BBST
ford of tho Orlando ami Sanford Interest of tho Southmoro-Sanford
Oak and First
The unions hopo either to forco the MOVING PICTURES
Daily Berries
Phone ill I
Chamber of Commerce, Judge John road, not out of commission.
OF HUNTING AND
continuation of war-time wages or
M. Cheney, and I. W. 1‘hlllipps, two
Representative Parris, Commission governmental control of tho railroads,
FISHING SCENE.
REAL ESTATE
of Orlando’s greatest boosters, spoke ers Brockett and Roberts, nnd Messrs. or both, which is not satisfactory to
SANFORD NOVELTY I
The Men’s Club of the Congrega
about the plnns for benutifying tho Donaldsun nnd Kiingcnsmlth wero tho tho public,
tional
church
havo
arranged
with
tho
E.
F.
Lane
Snnford-Orlnndo rond. It was nlso commlttoo.
Tho public realizes tho sorlousness publishers of tho Field and Stream to
WORKS
thu idea of Judge Chonoy to at some
Real Estate and Insurance
They mot with the Sumlnolo nnd of a strike as much as Mr. Lee real- oxhlblt thoih splendid hunting and
time in tho futuro, have n wide road Volusia commissioners, nnd found zes It; doubtless the railroads are
. Phona 95
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
from twenty to forty feet, and make It everything lovely. Tho Seminoio and aware of what it moans, and all tho shin gmotion pictures on tho night of
October
27th,
at
the
Princess
theatre.
one of the widest, one of thu best, and Volusia county commissioners had economic facts are in their favor just
General Shop and Mil)
ono of the most beautiful roadways in been reading the Titusville specials In at this timo. Tho unions, however, Watch for the big ad. and program
Geo.
W.
Knight
soon
to
bo
published.
tf-p.
tho Stnto of Florida, as it is now ono the Tlmcs-Unlon nnd wero posted point to tho fact that transportation
Work
Real
Estate
and
Insurance
of tho busiest. Tho Timos-Unlon has about that road.
reductions are not following wage re
MASONS ATTENTION
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
tho following good nrticlo about beau
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Tho
Semlynolo
commissioners ductions, nnd claim tho rallroids are
517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla.
tiful highways:
agreed to appropriate $2,000 to ro- misrepresenting their claims, which
In order to correct nn erroneous im
Florida is called "the land of flow- pnir tho bridge nnd approach. Vo are facts in their favor. But tho pubpression that seems to bo prevalent it | ..Em ployment Bureau..
ors." It is a pretty nnmo and sug lusia commissioners did likewise, and c hasn't taken sides, patiently await
TRANSFER
announced that tho Third Degree
gestive of fnscinntlng droams. The appropriated tho money. And tho ing tho outcome, yot public sontlmont< will bo exemplified at tho noxt meet The vocational committee of the Busi
ness and Professional Women’s Club
climate of the State is such that some deed was done,
will crystnllze rapidly after the strike ing which will be held on Tuesday requests oil young women desiring "W E DELIVER THE GOODS”
kind of flower may bo found blooming
From Titusvlllo to Sanford is now s called. The unions or the railroads ovenlng, October 18th,' nt Masonic employment to register at the First Quick Service Transfer
at all times of tho yoar and somo of 07 miles. When tho Southmorc road will fall by this sentiment—nnd it is Hall, corner Second and Magnolia ave- National Bank.
Storage Facilities
tho singlo varieties in mind n Mare- is completed tho distance will bo 37 going to bo public sentiment of tho nuo. Work will bo conferred on sov-( AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
If
we
pleaae
you, tell others; if no
chal Neil raso vino that had blooms on miles, a saving of 30 miles.—Titus most partisan kind. Tho public is oral candidates._
tell ua. Phone 498
. it overy month in tho year oxcopt ono, ville Advocate.
tired of tho wrangling.
| Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Are
Wo should not claim such a pretty
-----------o----------Try a Herald Want Ad today.
HOTELS
name for our State without living up
New Era Printery
OUR MANY BLESSINGS.
RAILROAD HEADS SHOW A LACK
to it.
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
OF BUSINESS SENSE.
Hotel Montezuma
And yet many visitors to Florida
Dr. Brownlee, of the Prcsbytorian
COMMERCIAL AND
nro disappointed in not seeing ns much church, in a most ablo sormon Sun
JOB PRINTING
It Is to bo feared thnt some of tho
“Sanford's New Hotel”
flowers here as they sco at tholr own day night, called attention to the fact executive heads of our railroads aro
$ U 0 Up Per Day
that no ono was over ablo to got tho not good business mon. They object
Sanford Machine &
lowering freight rates, claiming
host out of Ilfo, to see the big things
Foundry Co.
in life, to mako good citisons, unless that with the-present volume of busi
ROWN
thoy had at somo tlmo in tholr life, ness ,they must hold ratos up in onler
General Machine and Boiler Works
ETTY
G1LL0N &
suffered a great sorrow that brought to pay oxponscs. Thoy forget, or are
Before buying your
Automobile Flywheol Steel Gear
to them tho stornor realities of life. ignorant of tho fact, thnt the high
banda in stock
FRY
Ho also stntod thnt regardless of the rates are responsible for the llkht
Crank Shafts Rc-turncd
Open a can of Del Monto Apri
trials and sorrows that beset the life business, uid that lower ratos wwtd
ELECTRICAL
cots and place a layer in a bak
of an individual, jhe blessings pre vastly increase business, and conse
ing dish. Cover with soft bread
Contractors
Sanford Steam Laundry
dominated and wo should count our quently, revenue. The crops that fcot
crumbs, sprinklo with sugar and
blessings rather than our sorrows. in the farmers’ field because of the Come in and look over
cinnamon. Repent layers hav
FOR SERVICE
Phone 442
The Miami Metropolis sums up this high rates, pay no . -revenue to the
ing the crumbs on top. Pour Mi
Call
146-J
'
our
line
roada, but they mean heavy loss to
subjoct ns follows:
:up Juice over all and bake un
111 Park
NAT!' 'NAl.
"When ‘Undo Joe’ CaCnnon, 85 the growors. We do not know how
til brown.
w. RAWLING, Prop.
M/ZD/v
Ave.
years young, member of the house of many can of cabbage wore left to
representatives, tells pessimists they rot In the fields of Florida the past
D ean e T u rn e r
Acteylene Welding
ought to be happy all the while be season, but tl.ere must have been'a
g
n
a
t
many.
Had
the
railroads
offe*
OF ALL KINDS .
cause of the blesainge with which they
WBLAKA BLOCK
ed
to
carry
them
at
a
rate
that
would
are surrounded, the veteran of poli
Phones 497-494
Sanford Welding Co.
leave the grower oven a moderate re
tics talks from experience.
"Americans today, in thg rush for turn for his toll and Invaaemtn, their
Located in Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave.
TIE HERALD PRINTING a , be.
more
In
P
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ro.tv- f1' *
3?i \K'
i.
a Bank
skilled
First National Bank
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSIN1
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
II
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APRICOT B
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COOL WEATHER IS
COMING
HEATING STOVE
THE BALL HARD
WARE COMPANY
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18,1921
Mention of
Matter* 1“
partonnl Item*
aflBteroo*
In and About
& The City S
CATES’ BLOCK BIG ASSET
TO BUSINESS HOUSES OF
CITY; BE FINISHED SOON
Sannuiy of the
Floating Snail
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readera
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i S pinkie, of Longwood, Is
Jo n g the visiton to the city today.
for bot^ batteries for less money. 173-fltp
jj £ Mnrlowc, the
well known
jdoDcr of Florida vegetables, la In
Jacksonville on business.
Why punish your battory with your
S r J r out of order. See Hof-Mac
S S S Co., "Foot of First Street.”
173-fltp
Seminole county will have n fair
wme time in January.
This .la a
move in the right direction.
Have your watches and jewelry re
tired at McLnulln’a. Two first class
witch makers. Prompt service.
140-tfc
Henry Pnvis nnd Fred Bass, of Or
lando, were in the city today demon
strating the new Cadillac car.
Ladies of the E p is c o p a l Church
will hold their Baznnr and Supper,
December 1st nnd 2nd In the Parish
House.
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171-tfc
The
Tom Martin left Sunday afternoon
for Waycros* where he goes for treat
ment at the A. C. L. hospital. Tom’B
many friends wish him a speedy re
covery.
Fred Fredericks, who was shot, by
city officers some timo ago, nnd tak
en to the Fernald-Lnughton hospital,
bu recovered and hns been taken to
his home.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OR
Rent property, givo us a trial.—C,
A. Matthews, W, V. Wheeler, Real Es
tate, 115 Park Ave. Phono 840.
■170-3tp
Mrs. P. T. Wakefield, of Gonova,
and reports the
Wakefield Preserving Co., ns flourish
ing und supplying guava jelly nnd pre
serves to the world nt large.
t o in the city todny
BATTERIES—America’s first car
was regularly equipped with start
ing and lighting Batteries in 1011,
this L.tUiry was <>a "EX1DE", today
the master battery of the world. Do
not he misled by the so-called just as
good. -Ray Brothers, Phono 548.
175-tf-c
The Sanford high school footbnll
team will piny the Ocala
high nt
Ocala on next Saturday. Sovcrnl
Sanford parties will bo made up to
accompany the boys on the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Toole, of San
ford, arc visiting ffriends In the city,
They will go from hero to Madison
v>n a visit before returning home. Mr.
and Mrs. Toole used to live hero nnd
hope to move back soon.—Gainesville
Sun.
'“KXIDK” BATTERIES—Our Pull
man cars, airplanes, submarines,
telephones and great 7,000 mile wire
less slut ions are equipped with tho
maunr "EXILE” Batteries, the bntBry is (he life of your car, get tho
s1,
recharge and repair all
Julies. Ray Brothers, Phone 548.
170-tf-c
SANFORD’S :
TEMPERATURE
* ably stopped nt Enterprise on
* tho way over and yesterday
* the old bulb goes up to 85
* again. However, the gentle
* drizzle, drozzlo, sizzle, soz* zle of tho rain continues and
* tho money cropB of Florida nro
* growing right on so why
* should Wo worry?
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5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 18
* Maximum ....................... 85
it Minimum ....................
C4
* Range .............................. 72
#....Barometer .......................29.00
#....Rain ..................................... 10
* Calm and Cloudy.
The Cates' Block on West First
street nnd Oak avenue is one of the
finest of tho new buildings now going
up In Snnford, When finished It will
contain four Btore rooms and eight
apartmonts on tho second floor. Store
rooms nnd apnrtinentB will be strictly
up-to-date nnd most modern in every
dotail. J. J, Catos, tho owner, is
rushing ttys work to hnvo It finished
by the first of Docomber although ho
hns nlready moved Into two of tho
store rooms but tho apartments will
not bo ready before that date. Store
roomB and apartments will take care
of the great demand for business hous
es and apartmonts In Snnford and Mr.
Cntes is to be congratulated upon his
progressive spirit in building such a
flne structure and filling up one of the
good business corners with n real
building,
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OPENS TONIGHT WITH
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CAPABLE INSTRUCTORS.
Back in the 6 0 ’s
Men used to think that a woman’s place was in hoop skirts—and at
home.
Now tho wise men know that a woman is more at home at a men’s un
derwear counter than the man himself.
Ladies! as keen appreciates of Underwear, we want you to see how far
this store has gone to win the buying that is entrusted to you.
AND THAT STANDS FOR EVERYTHING THAT
THE HUSBAND MIGHT WANT IN OUR LINE
PA Y US A VI SI T
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The free vocational classes to bo
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hiBtrctora In charge.
Mr. A. II. Stone will conduct a
Frank Akers left Sundny for Jack course in Blueprint Rending, nnd Me
sonville, where he went on a business chanical Drawing for machinlste,
mission.
metal workers nnd men in the A. C.
L., Bhopa.
Chas. J. Cnvonaugh, of Wilmington,
Mr. Donnld Whitcomb, who will
spent several days here attending to probably have charge of tho course in
business,
Blueprint Reading and Architectural
Drawing for carpenters nnd others
R. C. Burnsdnlo was n business vis in the building trades, Is out of town,
itor here yesterday from tho "City but will soon return. Announcement
Beautiful."
of his courses will bo made through
these columns.
H. W. DeHart was among those
These classes meet on two nights
from DcLnnd transacting business n week for two hours each nnd will
here yesterday.
bo open for enrollment tonight nt
7:30 at the high school building. All
M. D. McCaslin, of Dorlmn, Ala,, is
men interested should be ntthis place
stopping nt the Montezuma while in
nt this time, for the size of classes
the city on business.
must be limited.
It is hoped that every ono expecting
Tho Rotary Club held their regular
to
tnko ndvnntngc of tho course in
weekly luncheon and meeting nt tho
Blueprint
rending ami Mechanical
Valdez Hotel today at noon.
Drawing will be present and enroll to
Howard P. Smith left Snturdny for night, In orde rtlmt all may begin tho
Jacksonville where he went on busi work togothcr, thus avoiding confus
ion and aiding the instructor in plan
ness. He will return this evening.
ning tho work.
T. W. LAWTON,
,H. W. Cameron, of Bartow, repre
Superintendent.
senting tho Automotive Co., wns In
this city yesterday attending to busi
MONUMENT TO CONness.
FEDERATE SOLDIERS
The Men’s Club announce that they
MARIANNA, Oct. 18.—Arrargowill hold a Hallowe’en Dnnco nt the
Parish House on Hallowe’en night, Oc munts have been completed for the
unveiling here, November 2, of n mon
tober 31st.
ument, to tho memory of tho Confed
The many friends of Mrs. Ben Cub* erate soldiers who fell in the Mnrinnim
well will regret to hear that she hns raid of September 27, 1864. Thu bat
been quite ill. Though slightly im tle was one of the three fought on
Florida sold during the Civil War.
proved today.
Tho legislature at Its Inst session ap
J. A. Kcltner, representing the In propriated $5,000 for the erection of
tertype Corporation, with headquart the monument, whirh snppdepients n
ers In Memphis, was in tho city today fund raised by tho locnl chapter of
tho United Daughters of the Confed
calling at the Herald office.
eracy.
The unveiling ceremonies will be
New line of place cards, tally cards,
under
the direction of the Florida di
otc., at tho Herald office. Don’t go out
vision
of
tho U. D. C. Mrs, Frnnk M.
of town for unything in this line. See
Trncoy,
president
of the Florida divis
our ne wHollowe’en tally enrds.
ion nt Pensacola, will ntnke the pre
sentation nddress und Gov. Hardee
Will Strlngfcllow, of Jacksonville, is
will deliver the unveiling address.
spending n few days in the city with
his many friends. Willie claims San Th program for the ceremonies call
ford as his home and has a wide circle for a street parade, in which national
gunrdsmen, Confederate veternns nnd
of friends here nnd elsewhere in tho
others will participate. A 20-piece
state.
hand from the naval station at Pensa
cola, will furnish the music for the oc
The friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. K.
casion.
Roll sympathize with them in the reThe monument is of Georgia gran
cont loss of their 11-day-old son, Har
ite, 35 feet in height.
ry Gibson Roll, who died Monday at
the homo In this city. Mr. Roll is an
UNDERSCORE ARMISTICE DAY.
employee of the A. C. L. Railway.
We wnnt every Indy In Seminole
county to remember that the Herald
hns the finest line of Chrlstmns cards
that hnvo ever been shown in San
ford. They are fresh from the man
ufacturers nnd you cannot buy any
thing like them in this part of tho
State. Reasonable in price and beau
Mr- and Mrs. It. It. Eldridgo have tiful in design.
arrived from an extended visit to
rnua\ points in tho north whefe Mr.
It Is rather enrly to tnlk about
• 1 1"l«e is engaged In the shipping of Christmas, but wo just want to re
jrmts and vegetables. Mr. and Mrs. mind the ladles especially, that the
*| rulge have a fine country placu at Herald Printing Co., hns tho finest
u" 1ami their many friends are giv- lino of Chrlstmns enrds that have
,nK them a welcome homo ugain.
ever boon shown In Sanford. They
come direct from tho manufacturer,
lom Martin has been taken to tho pnd the cards arc nil special designs
Waycrosg hospital for further treat- nnd nt special prices. You will not
^
nn,l examination. Tom was shot have to go out of the.city this season
y the man who was stealing a ride for your Chrlstmns cards nnd favors.
on th0 ears near Palntka and had his Seo them any timo nt the Herald of
badly shattered. Ho is improv- fice.
lnKand his many friends hope for his
“Pcedy recovery.
MASONS’ ATTENTION
Thf many friends of Idles Frnnccs
f augnl Swanson, have received an'•uncementB of her graduation from
Kt> JoB«ph’« Training Sehool for
i«U«'ulH nt
Spines. Miss Swanson
tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Mcugidl, of Celery avenue and her
th
"*end« hero are glad to know
-win Hh v *uift **nl*l>ed with honors and
probably bo homo In a few days.
PA G E TH R EE
From nil points of the State come
reports of unusual nctlvity in pre
parations for n celebration of Ar
mistice Dny, the 11th day of the 11th
month of the yenr from now on until
the end of time. Our Lcglonors will
always tnko an active purt in those
celebrations, as it is fit they should,
but It is distinctly up to tho citizenryat-large to tnko hold nnd help—with
funds, nnd gonerously of their time
nnd labor. This Is a grent day, sec
ond in importance to none we now
observe.
Washington’s observance
will be tho most Imprcsslvo In the
country, for thu "unknown hero" will
bo burled thereat that time. President
Harding is going to call a halt of the
entlro nation for a period of two min
utes nt a time to bo announced. It
should be a lnbor of love nnd rever
ence for our boys that have gono btyond for u* to bnro our head? nnd
pay tribute to tho spirit that sent
them to tho tmttlo fields and for tho
bravery with which they died for this,
our country.—Florida Grower.
Regular meeting of Sanford Lodge
No. 62, F. & A. M. tonight in tho Ma
NOTICE
sonic Halh- Work In tho third degree.
It Is rumored that Big Chefs. Chap Club women interested In entering a
man and Lane will servo on oyster class In parliamentary law, will have
stow after tho meeting. Visitors al that opportunity Monday morning at
ten o’clock, October 17th at tho Wo
ways welcome.
man's Club. For further Information
apply
to Mrs. E. M. Galloway, phone
For office supplies, stationery, etc*
4800,
176-2tc
come to tho Herald office.
sra/?f r///ir /s y/ff£#rhr^
S a n fo r d , F la .
Tom Moore
OptometristOptician
YOUR SATISFACTION
IS MY SUCCESS
Office Opp. P. O.
Phone 192
To See Better See Moore
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW
Located within fifty feet of brick street to
be sold this week on very reason
able terms.
See
A. P. CONNELLY
ST. AUGUSTINE PAVES WITH
ROCK—MAKES FINE STREET
ST. AUGUSTINE, Oct. 18.—Rapid
progress is being made on St. Augus
tine’s system of rock paved streets,
several additional miles of which will
be constructed this fall. Tho method
Classified advertisements, 5 eenU a line. No ad taken for le u than
Of construction is simple nnd reason
25 cents, and positively no clssslfled ads charged to anyone. C ub
able in price, but regarded ns highly
must accompany all orders. Count five worda to a line and remit ac
satisfactory, consisting of scarifying,
cordingly.
___________________ ________ _
rolling nnd grading the street bed,
tho placing of several inches of crush
WANTED
FOR SALE
ed rock, rolled and packed, nnd tho
placing of n coating of street hinder- FOR SALE3—Rose No, 4 seed, Irish WANTED—Customers for fresh milk,
morning and evening deliveries,—R.
oil on top of this, with n final dress potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A.
L.
Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu
ing of crushed coquina rock. The sur Brumloy,
131-tfc
face Is smooth and ns hard as asphalt,
WANTED TO RENT—Second hand
hut does not crack ns docs the usphult FOR SALE—8-room house with all
baby carriage. Apply, 801 Palmetto
modern convenience, excellent rcpavement.
ave,
175-3tp
pnlr. Private water works, In doalrablo loention. Reasonable terms. Ap WANTED—Furnished house, in good
FORMING GOOD
ply to Owner, 519 W. FlrBt Street.
location nnd In good condition. Ad
READING HABITS.
110-tfc dress "House" care of Herald. 17fl-3tc
If parents wish their children to FORD TRUCK for sale.—West Sido ELDERLY LADY wishes two rooms
104-tfc
form good rending habits they must Grocery.
or one room with kitchenette. Ad
HEMSTITCHING
nnd
Pleating
flrsH form such hnbits themselves.
dress "Room" care Snnford Herald.
tachmcnt; works on all sewing ma
17fl-2tc
And there Is no better way to do this
chines.
Price $2. •Check 10c extra.
than to bring into the household n
\—BRIGHT BOY TO
periodical thnt will be of Interest to Lights Mail Order House, Box 127,
LEAItN PRINT
173-Ctp
overy member of it; thnt will supply Birmingham, Ain.
ING TRADE. ONE THAT’S NOT
tho host reading for old nnd young. FOR SALE—Good, sound work mule AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK.
Among tho periodicals of this descrip with harness nnd wagon. WII soli APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINTtion The Youth's Companion Is un mule separately if desired.—Otta Kelss ING COMPANY.
tf
173-5tp
ique. Not only does it aim to entertain Route A, Snnford, Fla.
nnd inform boys nnd girls in their FOR SALE—House and lot, also il
DRINK
teens, ns its nnmo suggests, but thcro
vacant lots, Seo B, F. Whitner, at
Is not n page in it that parents can First Nationnl Bank.
174-Ctc
Elder Springs Water. Its 09 08-100
pass over with indifference.
Sell It with a Hornld Want Ad.
Tho 52 Issues of 1922 will be crowd FOR SALE—Best opportunity for per cent pure. Phone 811.
ed with soriol stories, short stories, wholesale and retail fish market on
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
editorials, poetry, facts and fun. Sub- East const. Building, dock and ship
Bcribo now nnd receive:
ping platform. Address W. P. Wil
Subscribers to tho Daily Herald
Tho Youth'B Companion—52 issues kinson, New Smyrna, Fla. 10-17-lm
should nsk for a receipt when tho
in 1022.
FOR SALE—Dining room’ suite, Lb carrier hoys collect from you. It la
All tho remaining issues of JD21.
brnry table, floor lamp, all in A-l
Tho Companion Home Calendar for condition. Also Ford sedan, good ns tho only protection you hnvo In case
the carrier changes or there happens
1922, all for $2.50.
new.—C. C. Wilson, 202 Park Avenue.
Or include McCall's Magazine, the
170-ltp to ho n mlstnko in tha account. Each
cnrrlor boy Is supplied with receipt
monthly authority on fashions. Both
FOR
SALE—Star
Grnfnnoln,
twentybonkB, and is commanded to givo a
publications, only $3.00,—Tho Youth's
ono records, polish and needles, A-l recoipt by tho Herald. Sco that you
Companion, Commonwealth Ave., and
condition, a bargain. Inquire nt 520 get your recoipt at th i end of each
St. Paul St., Boston, Muhs. New sub
W. First Street. Phone 28. 17fl-0tp week if you are paying that way.
scriptions received nt this office.
Pest curds—locnl views—lc each at
168-3tp.
Herald—by
tho
pound—15c.________
ELECTION RULES
For office supplies, stationery, etc,,
AND POLL TAX
Office supplies of all kinds a t Tha
AND REGISTRATION. •mo to tho Hornld office.
Hornld Printing Co. When you want
anything In this line see The Herald.
FOR RENT
All thoso who are oliiriblo to vote
rnd have never registered In tho city FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. We have It cr qan get IL
should do so at once. The men who n^e Apply 1004 Elm Ave.
152-tfc
Post cards—local views—lc each at
not registered nnd nil thoso who ex
FOR RENT—Suburban home. Call the Herald office.
pect to sign petitions should register
308-J.
167tfc
before the 18th of October in order to
FOR RENT—Furnished room with
sign the petitions officially.
private bath. 914 Myrtle. 170-tfc
Women do not hnvo to pay poll
tax according to a ruling of tho log j FOR RENT—Front bod room, and
ishture that Btates they pay their
light housekeeping rooms, 206 Park
first poll tnx In 1922. There havo Avo.
173-fltp
been so many inquiries nt tho Herald
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms,
office that this statement Is given
convenient to boarding house*. Ap
to the public at large In ordor that all
ply, 807 Magnolia Ave.
177-5tc Get An Abstract Before'
who wish to voto and who wish to
sign the petitions can be govemod GOOD LOCATION for a meat market.
Buying Property
accordingly. For any other informa Apply to 809 First street. 174-tfc
tion see City Clerk Phillips, at the FO RlU ?N f—Furnished rotns, $15 and
city hall. But b suro you are regie$18 a month. Over 10 cent store.
Istored now In the city.
171-tp.
175-3tc E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres.
WANTED
SEMINOLE
ABSTRACT CO.
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Sanford
“CHt SubatmtaT
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 17#
SANFORD, FLORroA, MONDAY, OtfTOBflfc 17, 1M1
yOLl/W® 1*
Mrs. Logan Offers Her Refidcnoe
SjjTCUT TRAIN SERVICE
BEFORE NOVEMBER SECOND
SAYS RAILWAY UN10NMEN
c „ , w t Strike » « r
C onlem platuiteite
WATER TRANSPORTATION
WILL COME TO THE FRONT
FREIGHT RATE REDUCTION
WOULD NOT WORK OUT
SAYS WARREN STONE.
FIRST ROLL CALL
TAKEN ON GERMAN
PEACE TREATY TODAY.
(By Tkv'AiMvUUd l r « i )
Sanford on the St. Johna
River is Independent
of the Roads
CLEVELAND, Oct. 17.—The pro
Railroad W e ll
WASHINGTON. Oct. 17.—First
posal of a public group of tho rail
senate roll call on the German puaco
road labor board to rcduco freight
•treaty was take'rttoday and resulted
rates to prevent tho railroad strike
In sevdAty One to seven rejecting of
would not prove feasible, warren S. TO ANY PORTION OF THE SUR
the first amendment offered, proposal
Stono declared today. A suggestion ROUNDING TERRITORY W ITtti> e x e c u t iv e s w il l by Senator Walsh, Democrat, Mon
cannot be worked out, ho said. By
IN 100 MILES OR MORE
tana, to have the United States join
tho time the reduction got to tho con
with other powers In plcdgo to pro
sumer, It would Bot amount to oneShould the big railroad strike com*
tect Germany against unwarranted
half of one per cent. Tho middle man tho first of November ns ths press
... rw. AuoeUUd Tt*m) „ .
would absorb nil Of tho difference.
Invasion.
dispatches say It will, Sanford would
WASHINGTON, Oct I7^-Ofbo better off that many other com
flclal Washington » ,nUr«**
•rite home In Washington of Mrs. John A. 1-ogun, widow of .UvnsrdI Lo BANK CASHIER
munities. Sanford has tho Clyde U n a
NO ACTION TAKEN
the impending nation.! railway
gan. whirl, h u s been dtrered'to the citizens’ commit,ec of the District or U>EMBEZZLED BIG SUM
REGARDING BABE RUTH
and can ship by water either North o r
•trike centered today on reaction
■inn,M o for receptions' or alBUIar gatherings In honor of the delegates to the
FROM
ILLINOIS
BANK.
South and tho "ship by water” cam
SAYS
JUDGE
LANDES.
of the railway executive* ai*
urtns conference.
•
paign will take on an added Impetu*
labor leaden, of 'the Ptopo^l of
(By T U Al*ocl»t*4Frt»»)
(By Th* A****UU4 I s m )
now should the strike go any length o l
the public group of railroad “ V
DAVIS JUNCTION, 111., Oct. 17.—
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.—No Immediate
time.
bor board df one
L. N. Copeland, cashier of tho Hano
action In the csso of Babe Ruth will
It will be just another link added
prerent the tie dp. ^ '.b rie f U^e
ver Union State Bank, of Hanovor, tho chain of ovldence that the rher*
bo taken by Judge Landis, baseball
So.nl prepo^'ihdt the r ilf f o * .
III., was arrested here today charged of Florida ehould receive more attencommissioner, he said updn arrival
Immediately put Into effect
with emboozxlemont of more than one tjofl j rom tho governmont and make
bere today from New York. Ho has
freight reductions
hundred and twenty thousand dollars | th#m the gront artoriw of trade And
several questions to attend to before
wage reductions adthorlaed l*at
i L n L n n t/^ e T itn /Ii
.
s •
L _ * .
_ L
<1 . 1
L n
tt
of
the bank’s funds.
the
master
of
Ruth's
ddflsnce
of
his
travel• that
they
should
bo. TIn
th*
July. That requeata for further
order
concemlng'cxhibltion
games,
he
early
days
before
tho
advent
of
th*
wage decreases be withdrawn;
CALLS
SECOND
MEETING
railroads
all
the
travel
was
by
boat
said.
that employees withdraw thM*
IN THE RAILROAD CRISIS THAT. ROIIUED JACKSONVILLE SHOW
ARMAMENT CONFERENCE
and there wore dosens of steamer* on
WINDOW THIS MORN
strike order pending adtlon of the
FACES
THE
COUNAMERICAN
DELEGATION.
tho St. Johns Tlvor and now that th*
SENATOR
M’KELI.ER
INJURED
ING
board upon any requeat for furth
TKY.
same situation faces us again in th*
AUTO RUNS OVER HIM ON
er wage reductions whldh'the car
(Br
Tb*
Ai**etkUd
rr***)
raise of freight rates and tho Impend
WASHINGTON STREET.
<n r T h. AitocU t.d F r tti)
riers subsequently might file.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—Sccro-' ing strike tho poople of thin section
(By Th* Am «»UU4
JACKSONVILLE,
Oct.
17.—Sam
There wuh some expectation toWASHINGTON, Oct. 17-P re se n ta
tnry IlugheB issued n call today for
(By T h. AiiocltUd F ra u )
dsy of a statement 'from Post
tion of labor’s case In the Senate In Lovlne, of New Haven, was released tho second meeting of tho American should buckle on thoir nrmor and taka
up tho fight for river traffic wlthTr*WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—Senator terstnte commerce committee’s inves from jnll Saturday after serving 30
master General Ilaya In reply to
delegation to tho conference on limi newed vigor.
McKellar,
of
Tennessee,
was
knocked
days
sentence
for
vngmney,
smashed
tigntlon of gcnoral railroad condl
the announcement that mall
Ship by truck and ship by river and
down and run over by an automobile tlons was begun Saturday by Frank J n piiito glass show window at Nenl tation nrmnmenta, fixing tho dato us
trains would not be given special
next Frldny, subject to convenience tho railroad strlko will thon havu few
FinkelBtein’B
store
with
his
fist
this
today
while
crossing
Pennsylvania
Warne, statistician for the rnllrond
consideration In case a atrlke deterrors for tho people of this section.
morning, seized two thousand dollars of Senators Lodge nnd Underwood.
avenue, In front of the White House. brotherhoods.
rcloped.And
then Orlando and Eustls and
Ho received cuts nnd bruises about
Charges were made by Mr. Wamo •worth of diamond set Jewelery and FINDING OUT WHAT
the
othor
cities within a radius of
the face, none of which, however, aro that misleading and Incorrect figures fled. A traffic policeman saw tho rob
CLEVELAND, O., O ct 17—The
WOMEN PREACHERS DO. milos can also tako advantago of
bery,
pursued
and
captured
Lovlne,
regarding railroad operation rocclpts
serious.
first conference on the plana for
river. Now York today Is mobilizing
nnd net income had been presented to and recovered the Jewelry. Tho rob
carrying forward the general rail
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.—Collection of 57,000 trucks nnd getting ready for
bery
was
nt
10
o’clock
this
morning
the commlttoo during recent months
BLUB NOSE WINS
road strike was begun here to
data on what women preachers have
FISHERMAN’S SAILING
by tho rnilwny executives, ho execu mid was witnessed by hundreds of a dono and the Impression they hnvo tho big rnllrond strlko. They wUI
day. Warren S. Stone, president
now tnko advantago of tho ship b y
RACE AT HALIFAX tives, he said, hnd submitted "statis crowded streot.
of the engineers conferring with
mado In their church and community wnter and ship by truck beenuso th *
rice-presidents of that organisa
tical fallacies.”
is a task thnt tho International Asso strlko Is bringing it to thoir atten
(By Th* AaioeUUd Pr*i»)
A mass of Information and dotnlled RAWLINS GUILTY
tion who nro to be In dlreet
ciation
of Womon PPrcnchers hns sot tion. They need somo such advorfllty
IN
FIRST
DEGREE.
HALIFAX, Oct. 17.—Lundcburg charts designed to prove inaccuracies
charge of the strike within their
to recognizo tho fact thnt tho only
for
Itself
tho coming year.
schooner, Blue Nose, todny won tho in the^ executives’
............... ___
figures wore prevarious districts. W. G. Lee,
competition to the railroads la tho
Its
aim
Is
greater
recognition
by
tho
•wr
(Dr
Tb*
AuocUUd
Ft***)
Cnnndlnn fishermen’s snlllng cham- I
l)y th„ witness, who denied that
president of the trainmen, nlrcady
"JACKSONVILLE,
Oct.
17.-Rnwchurches
of
women
prcnchers,
accord
wnter nnd the good roads.
pionship nnd right to meet tho Klsle,
rfti| ronli8 hnd suffered heavy loss
was on the Job directing plans for
Sanford nnd Seminole county hnvo
lings was sentenced toduy to life im ing to tho Rev. Miss M. Madeline
!
of
Gloucester,
off
this
port
next
bati
^
ffom
R0Vcrnmcnt
control
nnd
Bald
the walkout of members of that
prisonment this morning. Argument Southard of Newton, Kns., Its presi good roads and tho rlvor transporta
urday
for
the
International
trophy.
th(j|r
revcnuea
during
the
wnr
wero
organization. Three lenders of
on Pope’s motion for a new trial will dent.
tion nnd this fact should bo hornldod
the other Dig Five Brotherhoods
tho lnrgcst in history.
to tho world.
1 Mr. Warne declnred that to secure begin tomorrow.
are expected to arrive during the
Lucky Sanford ggnin.
day for n general conference of
1rote increases from the Interstate
JACKSONVILLE
Oct.
17.-F,rank
i Commerce Commission, the railroads
the Illg Five leaders tomorrow.
RETAIL FOOD PRICES
I hnd spent excessive nmounts for main Rawlins wns found guilty of murder
OFF A CENT;RUT NO
In
tho
firot
degree
with
n
recommen
tenance without necessity nnd that the
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.—Absolute ces
WHOLESALE CHANGES.
dation
for
mercy
by
n
jury
in
circuit
"land grnnt" railroads profited doubly
sation of trnin service, with ,u mini
court
hero
cnrly
Saturday
night.
during tho wnr control period by re
mum force only sufficient to guard
•WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—Whole
ceiving rates without any reduction Rawlins’ trial grew out of the killing
against fire and damngo to railroad
sale prices In September remained
property on duty in shops and depots BELONG TO SECOND GROUP IN for their land grants from tho gov hero September 4, of George II. Hickunchanged
from August levels, tho lamnn,
manager
of
the
Palace
thoatro
57,000
TRUCKS
FOR
NEW
YORK
PROGRESSIVE
STRIKE
was indicated by tho drastic regula
ernment.
>or
department
reported today, but
CITY TRADE
ORDER
In recent years, Mr. Wnrne stated, when Rawlins robbed the piny houso
tions issued by tho railroad brother
retail
food
prices
were found to hava
ALONE
railroads had mado largo expenditures of $800.
hoods in connection with their strike
.
(Dr
Tb*
A
**ocl*t*d
Pr*u)
decreased 1.1 per cent.
Tho juryy deliberated more than
for permanent improvement, pnying
call Saturday.
(Dr Th* AnfrcUUd rr.M)
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.—The Atlnntic for them out of oporntlng rovenues two hours. The verdict automatically
The estimates aro complied from re
Tho brotherhoods in explanations to
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
17.—A
fleet
of
Const
Lino
Is
nmong
the
railroads
of
ports
mado to its statistical bureau
and charging them ns expenses of op- cnrrlcB a sentenco of life lmpprlsonmembers did not specify what skele
57,000
motor
trucks
or
as
many
of
tho
second
group
included
in
tho
pro
concerning
prices In flftyo-ne princi
erntion. Ho also charged thnt roads ment, tho same sentenco given John
ton urvlce, If any, was to remain In
thorn
ns
are
found
necessary,
will
bo
gressive
strike
order.
Employees
of
pal
clttos.
H.
Pope,
local
attorney,
upon
convic
hnd
manipulated
.
maintenance
ac
operation nfter the Inst mun walks
The department’s wholesale prfc*i
out November 2nd. Under the list of tho second group walk out at 0 a. m. counts so ns to affect favorably or tion InBt week of hnvlng planned tho mobilized in tho event of a protracted
"duties of members,” number two November 1. Other roads In the adversely their not operating rovonuo robbery and being! '’constructively" railroad strik e 'to bring Now York ndex remained unchanged a t 162*
its daily quota of 15,000 carloads of ;hough minor up-and-down chango*
snys: “All men on strike will keep group includo tho New Haven; entire and Income results. These were de present.
food Btuffs, Commissioner Copolnnd were noted In Individual commodities*
Frisco
System;
Loulsvlllo
nnd
Nash
pressed arbitrarily, ho snid, during
away frcni the company’.! pronerty ex
announced today. Adequate supplies which were balanced In tho composite
ville;
Erie;
entire
Santa
Fo
system;
periods when tho carriers wero seek COTTON FIRE LOSS IN
cept sueh men as avj designated corIn storngo, he snid, to ration city
Lehigh
Valley;
Nashville,
Chattanoo
ing rnlo increases beforo the I. C. C.
tuin duties to bo performed by author
HUGE WAREHOUSE IN
return.
ga
and
St.
Louis
nnd
several
othor
Mr. Wnrne will continuo his testi
ity of the organizations.”
MACON IS ONLY $50,000 through rail tic-up of three weeks but
importation of milk by trucks would
The extent to which the shop crafts’ small roads. The entire Burlington mony this week.
VETERAN’S BUREAU
begin immediately.
unions nnd others of tho remaining or system; New York Centrnl nnd Balti
WILL TAKE nANIT
MACON,
Oct.
17.—Fire,
said
to
ganizations which will walk out, has more and Ohio nro scheduled for a TOLL BRIDGE PAYS BIG MONEY. hnvo originated In tho offices of tho
METTS* CONDITION ^MPROVED
not yet been decided. According to walkout at 0 a. m. November 3rd along
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17—Tho head*
J. J. Williamson & Co.’s cotton agency
with
several
smaller
lines.
Tho
bal
B. M. Jewell, president of tho Rail
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 17.—The In tho Willingham warehouse, ono of
medical advisers nnd vocational t r a c
WILMINGTON, Oct. 17.—Tho con
way Employes’ Department of the ance of tho country's rnilronds in tho bonded Indebtedness for construction tho biggest warehouses In tho south
ing officers of the vetornnn’ bureau:
dition
of General Jnmos I. Motts
fourth
group
nro
to
go
out
November
American Federation of Labor, that
of tho toll bridge across tho St. Johns east, Into yesterday .caused a loss es commander of tht North Carolina Con will meet with Director Forboa of th*
Is one of the questions to bo deter fith.
______
bureau in a series of conferences her*
river horo, which wan opened to traf timated at more than $50,000.
fedorato VoVtcrans division, who wns beginning today at which efforts will
mined nt tho shop crafts’ mooting to
fic
early
In
July,
nlroady
has
been
re
Tho Willingham warehouse was for severely Injured In n collision between
EVANGELINE BOOTH
•
complete their plans.
duced $30,000, this sum having been merly owned by R. F. Willingham, but his automobile nnd a street cor Into bo made to comploto tho decontra n s i
DEDICATES
CITADEL.
"I do not understand that tho train
taken from *tho $42,035.27 of .net since his financial collapsf it has yostorday, was somowhat Improve; tion of the organization. It was an
. service Instructions allow for tho
nounced last night thnt Colonel Forb
SPARTANBURG, Oct. 17— Com- earnings on hand Octobor 1. Gross re passed In to the hands of Jcsso B. today, nccordlng to his physicians.
operation of n single train," Mr. Jowes desired to frame new rules and
ceipts
In
tolls
taken
on
the
bridge
dur
oll said, in pointing out the brother mnnder Miss Evangeline Booth, of the ing Its first three months of operation Hart. Tho only cotton In tho ware
regulations
governing tho disposition
house was that in tht samplo room
BANKER KILLS SELF.
hood clauses saying that employes Salvation Army, concluded her visit
of
all
coses
so that tho regional of
of the ten and twelve agencies occupy
hud "identically tho same right to re to Spantnnburg incident to tho dodlca- wero $63,825.78. f .
ficers
might
be ablo to pass on 'most
A traffic topbtt for the ’period ing offlcos on the second floor. Thou
BARNWELL, S. C., Oct. 17.—P. M of them finally without references to
fuse to perform service on a mall tlon of the now Salvation Army cltashows th tt 154,480 parsons crossed sands of boles wore formerly stored
train ns on a freight train. The public dcl" hero tonight with an address to
Buckingham, sixty, president of tho tho headquarters here.
the bridgo dltheT hfOof 6r In vehicles. there.
had bettor got lta walking shoes on. more than five thousand people, pack
Bank ofW estern Carolina, cbmmlttci
It Is hoped that every angle of thft
Firemen fought the flameB for throo suicide at his homo here today. 1
It looks like an nbBoluto tlo up of all ed to standing room only In the Coti- Automobile* njfd e b to r trucks cross
rehabilitation,
hospitalisation, v«o»»
Ing numbered ’jo.iSfl'wbllo motorcy hours before getting It under control.
trains," ho added.
health Is believed to have been the tlonal training problems will be boned
verso auditorium.
cles nnd horses with riders ndmborod
Tho forco permitted to remain on
Tho meeting was presided over by
cause.
out in the conference. Colonel Fbrbe*
duty In pnst strikes, to protect prop Gov. Robert A. Cooper, of South Car 005. Throo, hundred , and eighty STORM OFF CAROLINA
sold. He added that the local offlewr*
sight-seeing'
busses
usod
tho
bridge
erty, depended on tho circumstances olina.
COAST nEADS NORTH. GOVERNOR WILL
thus would be ablo t o ‘lave time f o r
________ _
whllo
horse
drawn
vehicles
numbered
of tho strike, Mr. Jewell laid . Usual
ADDRESS LEGION. the former service men and women and
710.
ly u Bnmll forco was left on duty
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—Tho
.more promptly meet all demands by
around Bhops to prevent deterioration WEEK’S WEATHER REPORT
PALATKA,
Oct.
.............. ,of the cases within th eir
IV.—Governor.l
aettloment
weather
bureau
today
ordered
an
ndSCHOONER P li te LIMPS'IN.
of equipment, ho said, nnd a small Weather Outlook fo7 the Period O c
vlsoryy northonat storm warning dis Hardeo has accepted an invitation to Jurisdiction,
forco was kept at union stations and
tober 17 to 22, Inclusive
NEWPORT rtEWS, Oct. 17.-Tho played on tho Atlantic coast from bo tho guest of Palatka on Armistice *
depots to guard against actual suffer
Because a man dresses in a aloeby
American schooner Percy R. Pine, Norfolk, Va., t» Dolawaro breakwater. Day, and will make, the presentation
ing on tho part of stranded travelers.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 17
address
when
the
memorial
to
Putnam
A
disturbance
was
reported
central
off
fashion
Is no sign he la a son of toll.
"The men allowed to remain at work South Atlantic and East Gulf states; limped into port' last night as a retho Carolina coast moving northeast county's world war dead is tendered
in our organizations,” Mr. Jewell said Normal temperature, considerable
ward, attended by a strong wind. the county by James R.‘ Mellon.
"will be decided on whon we meet to
"Texas Is big," saya tho
Southerly gales this afternoon and tocomplete tho strlko call plans. Wo
News.
That’s a plain fact.
TBT
A
ban.T
X
S
tA
L
S
W
A
IT
AD.
moWdw were the forecast.
can’t tell yot how many that will bo,
but not many." ,
(By 'TB* AlAocUUd P rtn )
SHIP
f'M f J I H P JB !
lieIfS(Tl ! ilii't' 'ip !
TO R A i[
bT
truck
iiiifejl r ' ' i i )
, lit n il
•
Ju
RELEASED
SENATE HEARS
FROM JAIL
LABOR’S SIDE OF
SATURDAY
CONTROVERSY
A. C. L. MEN
WILL BE OUT
NOVEMBER 2ND
H E S S ?
a
MOTORTRUCKS
WILLTAKE PLACE
OF RAILROADS
m m m
*
a
a
a i
�%'/i i *
TUB MNFflBR ^ . L T HEUAtD, B f f l W f f . R PSM W W m
JSL
Dinner Dance at Val
29 Giants to Split
dez Was Great Success
$131,625 Gate Coin
Big
Crowd
Attended
l
* * * *
* * r * *
SPORT WORLD
•
—•
THE STAR TO-DAY
NEW \YORK, Oof. 16.—The 1021
* * * * * * * * * *
Tho Valdez Hotel scored another’ world series set new financial and attennneo
records.
The
total
receipts
success last night In the first dliilier
’
dance of tho season. In fart tho din for tho eight games were 9000,288, FOOTBALL GAMES ON
SOUTHERN FIELDS.
ner dance really opened the social sea contributed by 209,076 spectators.
SIR JAS. M. BARRIE’S Celebrated Story
son for Sanf9rd and from eight till
This was $177,819 more than the
At Lexington, Va.: V. M. I., 22;
twelve tho morry diners alternately best previous gate collected during
ate of tho choice viands or dnneed be tho 1910 series between Cincinnati and Virginia, 0.
At Sowannco: Sewannce, 27; Ogle
tween the courses as thoy pleased. Tho Chicago. Tho attendance in the serial
It is a play dug ‘right out of lifo as you and I know it each day,
dining room of tho hotel was beauti just closod was nlso 18,076 greateir thorpe, 0.
wifli
characters in it that aro no better nor worso than our com
ful in decorations of tissue paper and than tho eight gatherings which wit*
At Columbia: North Carolina, 21;
RP
mon
human
nature. There aro no taints or sinners in "Sontimental
pnlms and vines nnd the palm room nessed tho memorable Boston-Giants South Carolina, 0.
Tommy,"
but
just human beings, .which are always .fifty-fifty In
was nlso thrown open for tho dancers scrios played In 1912. The Giant play
At Atlanta: Georgia Tcch.-Furman.
faults
and
virtues.
And, then, what is raror than meeting real
giving them plenty of room between ers as winners collect 60 per cent of
At Lexington, Ky.: Vanderbilt, 20;
human
beings—even
as
you and I—In fiction 7 Well, you meet them
the tables and tho whole of tho palm 76 per cent of the players’ share ofr Kentucky State,
in
every
scone
in*
this
dramatisation
of Barrie’s famous study of
room floor.
At Charlotto: Davidson, 27; Wako
rocelpts for tho first five games,
Tommy
the
Mako-Bellevo,
Tommy
the
delightful—and baleful—
The colebrnted Stetson University amounting to $181,035 which divided Forest, 0.
self-decoiver.
Added
Attraction—"THE
BOOK AGENT" a SUN
Five orchestra furnished the music among some 25 eligible men gives r.pAt Clinton, S. C.; Tho CitadoUPresSHINE
COMEDY
AND
FOX
NEWS.
nnd tho evoning wan one continual proximatoly $5,265 to each. Under thp byterian Colltgc.
round
of pleasure. The Valdez Hotel plan of distributing 25 per cent among
At Gaineivlilo: Florida, 30; Mer
■ft.
T h e newest expression celebrated for its social nffairs and tho club players finishing second and cer, 0 .
SATURDAY AT THE PRINCESS—EDITH ROBERTS IN "OPEN
,
for its excellent cuislno reached tho top third In both major leagues the Cleve
SIIUTTER8”, ALSO A GOOD COMEDY
At Oxford, Miss.: Mississippi Uni
of the smartest in col of Its reputation last night in the
K,
•
land Americans and the Pittsburgh versity, 21; Milsaps, 0.
lars. An Arrow intro dinner dance. Every course was sorv- Nationals will divide $43,874 equally At Richmond: V. P. I., 21; Rich
cd with clock-liko precision by a small
duction that will appeal army of waitresses and there were no while tho two St. Louis teams as third mond University, 0.
At Roanoke, Va.; Hampden-Sidor long waits between courses. placo clubs share $20,262. Tho Yankefe
strongly to the young delays
ney,
14; Roanoko College, 7.
players
received
$3,610.
Paper hats nnd balloons were among
At
Tuscaloosa, Ala.: Alabama, 69;
men who like the nar the favors given to the guests to enliv HOUSE KILLS AN
Southern
Military Institute, 0.
en the scene,
At
College
Park, Md.: Maryland-St.
EFFORT
TO
RAISE
row collar and the nar
Mr. and Mrs. Cnmpbell wore among
Johns.
ITS MEMBERSHIP.
the dancers to sec that everything
row knot cravat.
At Birmingham: Birmingham’ Souwas all right and right up to the min
Hf>
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.,
Oct.
15—
thcm-Mnrion
Institute.
ute nnd after it was over the guests
Said the fellow who did not like to work
The
house
recodded
its
opposition
iaBt
On
southern
fields tho Unlvorslty of
showered them with congratulations
and
he really thoqght the world should
over the nfTair which was easily tho night to any increase In its member Virginia, meets Virginia Militaary Inpay
him without working
*
*
best thnt has been offered to tho pub ship, recommitting to the census com- stituto; Auburn plays Ciemson; Mis
lic in Snnford in mnny years. Many mlttco by a vote of 140 to 142, the sissippi College meets Mississippi A.
HE OBTAINED THE LIVING
out-of-town guests ha(| reserved space Siegel bill to increase Its size from ond M.; Georgia Toch faces Furman;
But such a life—it was hla theory about
Sewanneo plays Oglothorpo, and the
—some of them being detained on ac 435 to 400 members.
how to get a living \yithout working.
Tho vote was taken on a motion to Universities of South Carolina and
count of the heavy rain which contin
The
world owes each one a living but it
Newspapers Are But
ued during most of the evening.
recommit offered by Representative North Carolina hold their annual con
is
tip
to every one to collect it. The beat
those present nre hoping that Fairfield of Indiana, a ftopublienn test.
Public Ingtitptions theAllCampbells
way
to
get the beat living is to have your
will give another one member’of'tho census committee, af
Tho throo southern teams playing
money where you can get it when you
Says One Proprietor soon, The following excellant menu ter nine hours of debnto and wrang northern elevons tomorrow did not
wpnt it— ip the bank'
*
*
meet them last year, but both of the
was served during the evening and ling over parliamentary procedure.
HONOLULU, T. H.f Oct. 16— A pronounced perfect:
Previous to recommitting the bill, Bouthem-southwestorn contests were
The ONLY DECENT LIVING
newspaper does not belong to itn own
Oyster Cocktail Monte Carlo
the house rejected 140 to 140 an staged a year ago nnd each resulted
la obtained by saving your money while
er, William Southern, Jr., owner of Consomme Cclestinc Salted Almonds amendment by Representative .Bar in a scoreless tie, V. M. I., romped
•you
are making it and put it in the bank
the Independence, Mo., Examiner, told
Quocn Olives
Celery Hearts
bour, Republican, California, to au away with tho University, 22 to 0, Inst
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
the Preen Congress of the world, in Fillet of Sole Normandie I’ommcs Jul thorize rcapportionment without any season; Auburn beat Ciemson threo
session here, today in the course of a
ienne
increase in membership.
Another touchdowns to none, nnd tho Missis
LET US TELL YOU if
speech on £ho ‘'The provincial press." Long Island Duckling, Guava Jelly, amendment, offered by Representa sippi Aggies bent the Coilcgo 27 to 0.
"A newspaper is a public institution
Sago Dressing
Georgia Tech did not play Furman
tive Tinkham, Republican, Massachu
ABOUT IT TODAY
and is not fulfilling itn highest func Snowflake Potatoes Frepch Pens
last
year, but Sewannce defeated Og
setts, to dccreaso thcmembcrshlp to
tions If devoted selfishly.
Asparagus Mayonnaise
425 was smothered under an ava lethorpe 27 to 3 nnd tho Tarheels
Petit Fours lanche of "noos."
"As n fundamental principle, it is Neapolitan Ice Cream
were victorious over tho Palmetto
Cafe Noir
ngreed that tho truth is tho basis of
Eleven Southern states, which Mr. State, 21 to 0.
all correct journnlism. To go boyond
Tinkham, charged had disfranchised
thotrutli is n betrayal of trust. To IfEGIN WORK TUESDAY
negroes, would hnvo lost thirty-three FOOTBALL GAMES IN FLORIDA.
o f Sanford
ON $1,000,000 HOTEL. scats an Massachusetts ono under his
suppress the truth when it probably
JACKSONVILLE,
Oct.
15.—The
’belonged to to public is always to bo
»v.
4*4
cmendmont, whllo a gain of twentyORLANDO, Oct. 15.—Work on the four scats would have been split University of Florida and Mercer at
condemned and nevor practiced.
"Control of ncwB or comment for construction of tho Orange Hotel among a dozen states which mndo con* Gainesville, nnd Pensacola naval re
DELAND WORKS
bunlncsn considerations in unworty. Company's now million dollar, olevon nldorablo gains in population during serve* nnd Rolijns at Winter Park,
OUT SOLUTION
comprise
the
hcnvywelght
card
for
to
Nows sould bo written and intrrprot- story hotel nt tho corner of Ornngo tho last decado.
r morrow's state football clashes whilo
FOR FKE ULAN.
cd wholly nnd at all times In the in avenue nnd Oak street here will begin
DELAND,
Oct.
15.—Ono of Dotho
high
school
elevons
wil
iwax
warm
Tuesday morning, President J. F.
terest of the public.
ALBERT FLYING ABOUT.
Land’s
main
attractions
to winter vis This ad and a dollar will get you five
at
no
less
than
five
places.
“Not only arc these principles to bo Ango announced hero today Excava
itors
is
its
schools
from
whic^ it
Tho following high school games
Gallons of Gaaoline
applied to tho news and editorinls, but tion for the ioundntlon Is nonring
ALICANTE, Spain, Oct. 15.—Al nro scheduled:
rightfully
claims
its
slogan
as *;Tho
completion,
he
stnted,
and
tho
erec
to tho advertising columns. Deceptive
bert, King of tho Belgians, nrrived
St. Petersburg nnd Hillsborough, at Athens of Florida.,” Tho local school
V
or misleading advertisements or ad tion of the steci framing Is about hero today by nirplane from Casa
Tnmpn.
trustees faced n situation of an im SATURDAY, OCTO
vertising disguised as nows brings dis rendy to begin. Tho hotel will cost blanca, Morocco. On Innding ho was
Plant
City
nt
Orlando.
poverished
treasury when tho public
repute to the newspapers which por- $850,000 exclusive of furnishings, greeted by tho city authorities. Thou
BER 15,1921
Tailnhnssec
nt
Moultre,
Gn.
schools
opened
this fall nnd ono Of the
which will run the cost past the •mil sands of persons visited the nirdomo
mlts such tactics.
Gainesville nt Snnford.
steps tnkon to better the situation
"It was a noted Frenchman who lion dollar mark.
where his machine landed. King Al
Ocnln
nt
Pnlatka.
wns
to dccido that children of tour ANI) A TUBE FREE WITH EACH
The contract for the steel 'n the bert plans to lenvo later In the day
wrnto 'Suffer yourself to lie blamed,
TIRE PURCHASED
ists
should
pay tuition.
St.
Petersburg
meets
Hillsborough
ft:
imprisoned, condemned; suffer your- structure lias been iet to the Virginia for Barcelona, from which ’ty ho In
in their nnnual clash with ono defeat
Howovcr, thoro hns been an agree
aolf even to be hanged, hut publish Bridge and Iron Works, of Roanoke, tends to fly to Belgium.
chnlkcd
against
her
out
of
two
games
ment
in force n number qf years I’he tide of public approval is rolling
your opinion. It Is not n right, it Is on n tonnage basis, the total running
to visible measure
played.
whereby
the city fumished water freo
to approximately $300,000. Tho con
u duty.’ ”
KILLED IlIG HAWK.
Lake
City,
which
gives
indications
to
tho
city
schools,
providing
tuition
Small town newspapers, Mr. South struction contract hns been let to C.
of proving a formidable contender for was freo and this fact, that thero was
ern told his audience, hnvc come near E. Ilillyor, Jackksonville, on n per
INTERLACHEJ
!N, Oct. 15.—Myrtle, state hours, snatched a 0 to 0 victory no tuition charge for tourists’ child
er formulating n set of ideals for the centage) basis, estimates for his share twelvo yenr old daughter of Willinm
nowspaper profession Into a code of of tho job running to approximately Schafer, this week killed ono of tho InBt Saturday although St. Petersburg ren ,hns been ndvcrtlsed in all litcuraGET ON
was coming bnck strongly at tho f)n- turo of tho past few years.
ethics than has an yother section of a hajf million do}lnrs.
Inrgest hnwks ever seen in this vicini
At their meeting Wednesday night
Tho now structure will he an ah- ty, dispatching tho would he chicken ish. IHIIsboruVgh received a surprise
$ho newspaper world.
in
being
held
to
n
scoreless
tio
by
tho
city commissioners decided thnt
"ThcHo declarations have so far only solutciy fireproof steel structure. It thief with n stick. Tho bird swooped
Summerlin
Institute,
nfter
having
de
tho
cit
ywould chnrgo for water. As
conn* from the provincial pnpers, hut will contain 250 rooms and is being down to seize a chicken nnd in some
PALMETTO AVENUE
feated
Pulnicttu
tho
previous
week,
tho
situation
now stands, tho public
have received thestrong endorsement iuiilt 105 feet by 100 feet.
manner bocamo entangled in a wire 38 to 0.
Next to Fire Station
schools would havo to pay more for
It will take about twelve months to fence. Tho girl seized n stick, dis
of tho larger pnpers nnd world-wido
B*A'
Orlando hns ‘wo victories to her tho water than thoy would probably
comploto tho hotel, the nansc for lodged tho bird from tho wire then
comment nnd approval.
credit,
both by closes scores nnd Plnnt receive form the tuition charged nnd There la something peculiarly touch
which
has
not
yet
been
selected,
ac
"The highest art In the nowspaper
bent It to denth. The hawk measured City won her first gnmo of tho sea indications aro that It will bu free
ing about a bald-headed man’s con
business," Mr. Southern declared, "is cording to Mr. Ango.
four feet from tip to tip of its wings. son over Lakeland, 13 to 0.
tuition right on.
demnation of bobbed hnir— Hartford
to give the renders what thoy should
Tallnhnssce with two wins goes to
Times.
FT. MYERS IS BUILDING.
lifl
have in such a way that they will It. MEUSEL OUT,
—Get
your
Scratcn
Pads
from
The
tho
Goorgin
city
lln
an
offort
to
re
CUPID UNASSISTED.
think it l» exactly what they want.!'
Herald—by tho pound—16c.
For first class Job work—th« Herald
FORT MYERS,Oct. 15.—Building peat tho drubbing givon her by Duval
hero
Inst
Saturday.
LOS ANGELES* Oct. 15.—R. Mcu- permits isbued in Fort Myers during
TEACHER SHOWED NERVE.
Snnford, In her only game played
scl out, cupid unassisted.
September numbored forty-three, tho
this
season ,wns a victim to tho Or
Tht was the play which interested nRRregnto estimated cost of now build
COCOANUT GROVE, Oct. 15—
lando
machine in a half gnmo and her
Earl J. Hnshaw, teacher in tho public hnschnll fans hero todny when they ings, repnirs nnd alternations, boing tomorrow’s opponent, Gainesville, ha#
school here, has won tho ndmirntion learned tho big righlflcldor of tho $29,007. Nineteen of the permits were hnd ensy sailing so fnr, romping over
of tho students by tho nerve he ex Now York Yankees was expected to for dwellings, tho others boing for both Ocnln nnd Mndlson, the former
hibited recently when in Hplto of pain arrive in Los Angeles noxt week to store buildings, gnrngos nnd repnirs. to tho tune of 09 to 0.
Pf.
ful injuries received when struck by marry his childhood playmato .and Pormlts issued the first ton days of
Ocnln pow takes on Pnlntkn in tho
Embodied in all of our creations. Hats for the
an nutomdbilo hq reported for duty high school classmate, Miss Edith October had an aggregate value of latter schools’ debut for the season.
$20,075.
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Cowan.
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nnd insisted upon conducting his
matrons, and the miss, beautiful and original
Gninesviljo, Incidentally, gleams
clnnscB. Mr. Hennhaw was riding his
in their conception not judged in their charm
PIONEER NEWSPAPER WOMAN. strong in tho consideration of the
motorcycle to school when tho car
DISCUSS BRITISH CLAIMS.
season's records.
by the very low prices.
knocked him from It.
a
Last Saturday sho defeated Madison
ST. AUGUSTINE, Oct. 15.—Mrs.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—Settle
Ho wn spickcd up nnd rushed to a
13 to 0, crossing Madison’s goni four
hospital where it was found necessary ment o fa bill against tho British gov W. W. Pnlmor, who died here Thurs times in nil, but losing tho count in
day,
nt
thoago
of
73
years,
was
tho
to take fourtocn stitches in a severe ernment for $20,000,000 resulting
two instances beenuso of penalties.
cut on his back. Ilia arms and legH from transportation of oil and other daughter of tho Into John F. Whit Mndlson, on the other hnnd, hold Lako
Fashion's Latest Expression in ultra-smart
also were budly bruised nml nearly cargoes for the British by tho ship ney, a votoran newspaper man of City to a scoreless tlo, although the
headgear. Ask us to see them.. You will be
one hundred feet pf bnndage was us ping board during tho war, will bo Florida. Mr. Whitney established the piny was mostly in Madison’s terri
St.
Augustine
Press
in
1870,
issuing
ed In binding hjm. Mr. Hcnslmw, nf- discussed hero noxt week by Sir Ern
a customer at once.
tory, nnd Lnko City onsed a victory
tor being patched up, mounted his est Raoburn, special representative of it first in pamphlot form.
rom St. Petersburg.
matorcyclo, camo to Coacoanut Grove tho British minister of shipping, nnd
In one respect a rooster is liko a
and conducted his classes tfio remain, a special committee of tho shipping
Thcro is a fortune awaiting the
young
boy—no ono objects to him man who will invent of pormanont
board.
dor of the day.
crowing, but invariably ho doos it at shave.—Rochester Tipies-Unlon.
Tho world nows the day it happens,
Why should there bo unemployed? tho wrong time.
delivered at your door oach evening, There is still room on tho streats for
—Got your Scratch Pads from The
Buy It with a Horaid Want Ad.
16c the week.
a few moro filling stations.
Herald—by tho pound—16c.
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Sanford Shoe &
Clothing Co.
The Peoples Bank
CUT IT -OUT
F. P. RINES
Fashion’s Newest Notes
Taylor M ade H ats
The Quality Shop
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1921
WE FOLLOW A
ressive
recognizes that its progress hinges
on the financial growth of this com
munity.
So it’s perfectly natural for it to
be interested in the progress of each
citizen.
Consequently, for our mutual
benefit, this bank offers its co-opera
tion and invites your account.
The Seminole County
STRENGTH
::
PROGRESS
4% INTEREST PAID
SOCIETY
SIRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor,
Phone 217-W
SERVICE
and will mnko Sanford thoir home.
They nrc stopping at tho Montezuma,
Mr. Itcdpnth is with Haban, Hunter
Feitner Co.
Miss Rinonu and Walker Dickson, of
Longwood were guests of Mr. nnd
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Mrs. Chris Matthews at dinner last
evening.
Monday—The Roof Garden Club will
meet with Miss Viola Booth at her
Miss Clare Walker has returned to
liome at 7:30 p. m.
Winter
Garden after a pleasant week
Monday—Educational meeting of the
end
visit
with her cousin, Mrs. M.
Womnn’s Guild, Holy Cross Parish,
Minnrik.
will meet nt the Pnrlsh House at •!
o’clock.
Miss Winnie Brown spent tho week
Monday—Pipe Orgnn Club will meet
end
with her mother and sister at Fort
with Mrs. Kent Bosslter at her
Christmas.
homo on Celery avenue.
Monday—Harvest Moon party at tho
GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY
homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Wil
The members of the Girls Friendly
liams on Oak avenue nt 8 o’clock.
Tuesduy—Mrs. Archie Betts will en Society were most delightfully enter
tertain the members of the Semi- tained Kuturduy afternoon hy their
nolo Bridge nnd T. N. T. Sewing lender, Mrs. John G. Lconurdy, at the
Club nt her home on Palmetto ave Parish House.
Tile first part of the afternoon was
nue, at 3:30 p. m.
devoted
to a business session, and
Tuesday—Mrs. E. A. Douglass will
ontertnin the members of tho plans were made for a booth nt the
Daughters of Wesley Class, at her bazaar December 1 and 2 after the
homo on Sunford Heights at 7:30 p. conclusion of business, a social hour
wns enjoyed.
'Wednesday—There will bo a call meet
ing of St. Agnes Guild nt the home MONDAY BRIDGE CLUB ENTER
TAINED
of tho president, Mrs. Fred Dniger,
213 E. Fourth street, at 3:30 p. m.
Mrs. H. B. Lewis wns tho charm
Thursday—The Woman’s Auxiliary of ing hostess Saturday afternoon, when
tho Ainericnn Legion will entertain she entertained tho members of the
the members of the Legion and nil Monday Bridge Club, at her home on
.those eligible to become members, Magnolia avenue.
und nil members of the Auxiliary, nt
The rooniB whore tho card tables
the Woman’s Club House, at 8:30 p. were arranged were effectively decor
ated with baskets ami vanes of cut
Suturday—Children’s Story Hour will flowers.
bo held ut the#Central Park at fivo
Of exceptional interest was the
o’clock.
game of bridge plnycd during the nfWednesday—The Welfare Department ternoun, and high score wns made by
of tho Woman’s Club moot at 3:30 Mrs. E. F. Ilouxliutdcr, who was
nt the Club Rooms,
awarded n beautiful vase,
After the card game Mrs. Lewis
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C. Morrison, who served a tempting ice course.
nro making their home here at the
Members of the club enjoying this
Montezuma, were among those motor delightful afternoon’s pleasure were:
ing to Orlando yesterday. They were Mrs. E. F. Housholdcr, Mrs. F. E.
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Roumillnt, Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Mrs.
Cluudc Howard, Mrs. B. L. Perkins,
Morrison nnd Mrs. N. J. Lillnrd.
Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mrs. C. L,
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Baker and Mr. Britt, nnd Mrs. D. D. Caldwell.
nnd Mrs. W. P. Baker, Jr., of Atlan
ta, Bpont tho week-end nt tho Monte NEW 1922 SPUING
SEASON COLORS.
zuma, leaving hero this morning for
the southern part of tho state.
“With nil the glitter and glory of a
world-pngennt the colors for spring
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Collor hnvo re of 1922 make their debut! Tho Tex
turned from a delightful visit with tile Color Cnrd Association of tho
relatives in Now York,
United States—creators of America's
fashionable hues—lias Just released
Mr. and Mrs. Roby Lning hnvo gone for general distribution the 1922
to housekeeping in tho IlobertH apart Hpring season color cnrd, containing
ments on First street.. i
eighty colors, Hixty-slx of which nro
portrayed in silk nnd fourteen in
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Rodpnth, form worsted fabrics.
Under separate
erly of Jacksonville arrived Saturday grouping are tun shoe leather and
has lory colors.
“Classic hues of ancient Romo; col
or schemes of old Spain; sumptuous
chromatic tones of the Itulian Renais
sance—all of thcHo have formed a
background for Inspiration, with tho
result that Dame Fashion is to have
for her future use colors of tantaliz
ing vnrloty.
“The 'Voilino' colorings, in which
hrllllnnt fuchn 'as, rich violets nnd
deop purples blend in perfect har
mony, is one of tho distinctive fonturoB of tho now card, Persian tobc,
Rubollito wood violet, dahlia, nnd bel
ladonna are among those enticing
shades.
LARGE STOCK OF
“For evening wear Is otforod n col
lection
of twelve bowitching colors
BATTERIES
that suggest enchanted gardens. There
is the soft pink of tho lotus—tho violot-roso of spring beauty—tho cloud
WE SELL FOR LESS
bluo of Lupine and lilac-tinted Ver
vain. There’s fairy green and bam
bino blue, tho flosh-ttnted pink of
New Filling Station Cherub and Rosemary—that’s for re
membrance.
“Ragged Sailor—cornflower and
‘T oot o f First S t ”
periwinkle are beautiful blues with
Strict Business Policy
It is to ALWAYS give each customer the most possible vnl.
Mr. and MVs. A. L. Campbell and
their two children, returned homo
Sundny evening after a pleasant two
weeks vacation spent with relatives
at Munice, Ind. A. L., is tho electrician at the A. C. L„ shops.
LIPPERS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cramer and
HOES
their two boys, Glen and Curtis; mov
ed out from Sanford, Monday, to their
VIRGINIA
Turn Soles that mean relief
cotago in Grapeville as their things
have come In from their old homo
for aching feet
near Nashville, Tenn,
The three greatest
Tho bridga man is helping out his
cigarette tobaccos.
fnthcr in his agency for the Singer
sewing machine, working for an Or
blending M IL D N E S S lando firm. They have recently pur
MELLOWNESS-AROMA
chased a fine new delivery car. Mr.
T. 0. Tyner bought a machine through
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Mrs. Wosterdick returned homo
Monday from Orlando, her husband
fir. A* R U M CUSHION SHOI
going down to got her and Mrs.
(FATOfTSD)
Parkinson and granddaughtor, Miss
<!• F. Smith f hoc Company, M aker*
Helen, after elevon days spent at the
conference. Mr. and Mrs. Cramer al
so nttonded for a few days.
We are so thankful for tho needed
rnins which enmo on Thursday and
Friday. Wo think this is tho first to
amount to anything since tho middle
of August, making it tho longest
drought in the twcnt-slx years we
have been here. Unless God adds His
blessings, man labors in vain. No
doubt wo needed to pnss under the
rod.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lundquist and
son, Rnymond, with Mr. and Mrs. L.
U. Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. August
Swanson, Archie Swanson, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Lundquist, and their lit
First Nnt’l Bank Annex
tle ones, Mr. nnd Mrs. Foster ,nnd al" The Family Shoe Store
f so a couplo of cars of friends from
I Pierson, Fla., spent Sundny on tho
SEE OUR WINDOW
f tho wild tigcrlily nnd tho bnnks of Lake Harney, whore they
cleverly depicted nlso the nt0 their lunch for dinner nnd then
ge of tho pumpkin/
drove on through Oviedo, then to
•ach nnd Seaside are the palm Springs, whore the rest of tho
shades. These with putty ,|ny wns »pent going in bathing nnd
•eys are grouped together onting their picnic supper,
Registration Books for tho City ol
d strength nnd form nnMr. antl Mrs. Frctl Krell nro now
Sanford nro now open nt tho offlco ol
sting feature.
living in Windermere, whoro Fred
tho City Auditor nnd CloMc and will be
violet, Saratoga yellow, cxpocts to pack oranges this winter,
open
to and including October 21,
uo, Hollywood red ami
Mrs. Malol's sister nnd husband, SAGE TEA
AND
SULPHUR
1021
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k green are the smart now have jjCen t,crc visiting at their homo
TURNS GRAY, FADED HAIR
L. R. PHILIPS,
introduced in tho woolen for somo t im0i
DARK AND GLOSSY
168-lGtc
City Auditor and Clerk.
Almost everyone knows that Sage
CHIEF PAXTON RETURNS
FROM BIG MEETING Ten nnd Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back tho natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streak
ed or gray. Years ago the only way
to got this mixture was to make it at
home, which is mussy and trouble
some.
Fresh from Factory
Nowadays wo simply ask nt any
30x3V2 Nondrug store for “Wyeth’s Sago nnd Sul
phur Compound.” You will got n
Skid .............$12.50
largo bottle of this old-time recipe im
Goodyear, Perfection or U.
proved by tho addition of other in
gredients, at very little cost. Every
U. Not an unknown brand
body ubcs this preparation now, bebut all standard makes.
cause no one can possibly tell that
you darkened your hair, as it docs it
3,0x3 NonDRINK
so naturally and ovenly. You damp
Skid ........... $10.50
Elder Springs Water. Its 09 98-lflf en n sponge or soft brush with it nnd
per cent pure. Phone 311.
drnw this through your hair, taking
Vulcanizing
one small strnnd at a time; by morn
ing tho gray hair disappears, and af
ter another application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark, thick,
and glossy nnd you look years youngMONDAY
1st and Elm Ave. Phone 447-W
3:30—Pipe Orgnn Club, Mrs. Kent
For office supplies, stationery, etc.,
Rossetcr.
come to the Herald office.
7:30—Roof Garden Club, Miss Carrie
Stnnley.
te f e ,! S £ S
one-eleven
cigarettes
2 0 fo rl5 *
TUESDAY
3:30—Kathleen Mallory and Nellie
Turner Circles of Baptist Church at
Mth. W. C. DoCoursey’s.
7:30—Mattie Guinn Circle, nt the
Bnptist Temple.
THURSDAY
3:30—Nelllo Turner Circle at homo of
Mrs, Robert Glenn.
FRIDAY
7:30 p. m., Seminole County Federa
tion of Baptist Young People at the
Baptist Temple.
BIG OPENING SALE
Drcssner's will luunch a big opening
sale tomorrow lusting for the bnlunca
of the week only. This is not only nn
opening sale but un introductory sule
that Htnrts off tho fall and winter senson hore for this well known firm.
Mrs. Dresner has just returned from
the Eastern markets where Hhe spent
two months gathering the best of ev
erything in coats, coat suits, dresses,
millinery, and everything for the la
dles. AH the latest Btylcs, all tho
best styles, all tho real up-to-dato
creations in ladies’ wear nnd millinery.
Read tho page advertisement in this
issue of the Herald and he nt tha
sale early tomorrow.
ENTERTAIN AT
DINNER IN PARK.
Tho ladies of tho Methodist church
will entertain tho visiting district
preachers and laymen and all thoao
attending tho district mooting, wi*h a
dinner In tho Park, tomorrow.
lu ^ t D o u H e M esh
H A IR N E T
T H E finest hair net
we sell—yours for the
u nbelievably low
price of 10c.
Woven of tenuous
humanhair. Durable,
invisible, extra large t
Perfect inevery detail.
G u a ra n tee d . The
finest hair net money
can buy.
For Sate
E xclusively at
JG.M cCror.y Co.
Castor Pom ace
H ardwood A shes
G round Tobacco Stem s
KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E GOAT MANURE
And Other Materials
(Set street address here)
Our Prices Will
J IU C o lo n
k S tfW & J
PHONE 536
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1921
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In and A bou t
ji The C ity
of Lake Wales, spent
;re with W. I. Adams.
n C. Walker, of Auguaia, « ...
the d*? her* SaturdB3r tr*n>‘
gtlng builneis.
.g ain. Glleiplo, Rldga, ««* ?dJlrton, motored to Orlando yeateriftimoon.
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Floating Small
Tallin SaccJaetiy
Arranged for
Htrald Roadorn
FIVE PLEASANT CLERKS
IN CITY OF 8ANFORD
NAMED LAST NIGHT
Men used to think that a woman’s place was in hoop skirts— and at
home.
Now the wise men know that a woman is more at home at a men's un
derwear counter than the man himself.
Ladies I as keen appreciaters of Underwear, wo want you to see how far
this store has gone to win the buying that is entrusted to you.
Fine weather, fine weather.
Nice rain, crops growing, oranges look better, everything
points to a fine season for
fruits, vegetables and tourlata. And all of this on Blue
Monday. Can you beat it T
5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 17
Maximum ....................... 78
Minimum _______
61
Range .................
67
Barometer — ...................26.98
Calm and cloudy.
THAT STANDS FOR EVERYTHING THAT
HUSBAND MIGHT WANT IN OUR LINE
•Hof-Mac" the W -w o rd for totfa, batteries for less money. 178-6tp
H.'.W. Cameron, of Bartow, repre
senting (he Auto Motive Supply Co.,
Ties. Adderla'yTof""*ow York, with wai in the city Saturday, attending to
Southern Utilities Co., is spend- business.
b« lomo timo here on business.
W. I. Adams, of the Equitable Life
Insurance Co., returned here Saturday VOCATIONAL CLASSES
TO OPEN NEXT \yfcEK
after spending several days in Lake
Wales on a business mission.
W. S. Jones, representing the Rob
inson Neckwear Co., of Atlanta, was
in the city for the week-end mingling
with friends and calling on his local
customers.
Tom Moore
Hiti your watches and Jewelry reMr .and Mrs. Neel arrived home
)*lrtd »t McLaulin’s. Two first class
Saturday evening front Okeechobee
ntch makers. Prompt service.
140-tfo City, where Mr, Neel has been for tho
past six weeks in charge of tho Okecchobeo
News. He will be here for
W. H. Bruce, of Lake Wales, and
£ome
timo
now, a sbuBlness in the
W. I. Addnms, left this morning in
Herald
has
picked up to such n dctie Adams car for Thomnsvllle, Go.
groo,
that
tho
summer force inuBt be
Mr. Bruce will return in n few dnyB,
augmented
by
several
men to keep up
while Mr. Adams will spend several
with
it.
Mr.
Neel
expects
to go back
wetkj with his family.
to Okeechobee at intervals, but will
The Ladies of the Episcopal Church not romnin nwny from Snnford long,
will hold their liuznnr and Supper, although he Is love with the city on
December 1st nml 2nd In the Parish tho big lake.
House.
171-tfc
"EXIDE” BATTERIES—Our Pull
man cars, olrplnncs, submarines,
N. J. Llllard and II. A. Neel and
Mr. and hire. Ralph Gore, and Deane telephones and great 7,000 mile wire
Treadwell, all of the Sanford Herald, less stations aro equipped with the
attended the meeting of tho Typo master “EXIDE”. Batteries, tho bntgraphical Union at Orlando yester tory is tho life of your cor, get the ORLANDO IN DARKNESS s '
day, and enjoyed tho visit to Orlando best. Wo recharge ami repnir all
HAVE OUR SYMPATHY
makes.—Ray Brothers, Phono 648.
and the meeting very much.
The Yowell-Drcw Co,, and tho stores
south to Pino Btrcet went back to the
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OR
Rent property, give us a trial.—C.
days of real candle power Inst night
A. Matthews, W. V. Wheeler, Real Esfor tho second timo in tho month when
Ute, 115 Park Ave. Phono 840.
tho electric lights were extinguished
170-3tp this city. When Mr. Honlg, of Now with tho stores Ailed with shoppers.
York, was hero a fow weeks ago, ho It is getting to bo n Joke, this Satur
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J. P. Hall, tho popular manager of thought wo needed a new hat nnd ho day night electric failure, and if tho
the Western Union Telegraph Co., and Mr. Raffeld decided to send us snmo condition continues with increas
1* taking a well earned vocation of ono with tho result that wo now hnvo ing domands for "juice” thla winter
two weeks ,nnd in his absence his two hats,' ono old ono, and ono new tho entire business section mny bo in
place will be filled by Mr. Robortson, one. Wo hereby acknowledge the re darkness somo Saturday night with
Jacksonville. Asked where hq in ceipt of same, and tender our thanks tho subsequent loss of thousands of
tended to spend bis vacation, Mr. Hall to the Rnffold-Honig Co. They are dollars in business to tho merchants.
all right and recognize the power In addition tho uso of candles might
•*id, "right hero In Sanford.”
lend to a conAagration. The Chicago
BATTERIES America’s first car
Are of 50 years ago wns promoted by
I was regularly equipped with start
a bovine kicking over n lantern.—Or
ing ami lighting Bnttoriea in 1911,
lando Sentinel.
thia Lottery was nn "EXIDE”, today
the master battery of the world. Do
NOTICE
be misled by tho so-called jiist ns
MASONS ATTENTION
Club women interested in entering n
food.—Ray Brothers, Phono 548.
class in parliamentary law, will hnvo
In order to correct an erroneous im that opportunity Monday morning at
175-tf-c
pression that seems to be prevalent it ten o’clock, October 17th nt tho Wo
Some Jay n popular song writer is announced that tho Third Degrco man's Club. For further information
* Rive m rho Automobile B'.ues will bo exemplified nt tho next meet apply to Mrs. E. M. Galloway, phone
>n (our flats,
ing which will bo held on Tuosdny 4900.
176-2tc
evening, October 18th, nt Masonic
1ha snot gone to tho dogs; Hall, cornor Second and Mngnolln nvc- In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir
you hear is Just tho bark nuo. Work will bo conferred on sovcuit, Seminole County, State of
oral candidates.
v
Florid) ■In Chancery,
DIVORCE—CITATION,
Cecil I. Mooney, Complainant,
Alma Bemlco Mooney, Defendant.
To Alma Bemlco Mooney, enro Cnllio
V. Cato, 813 W. Marshall St., Rich
mond, Va.:
,
It appearing from tho affidavit of
tho complninant herein that you are a
resident of a state other than tho state
of Florida; that you are a person over
tho ago of twenty-one years and that
thero is no pore on within the state of
Florida service of a summons in Chan
cery upon whom would bind you, it is
hereby ordered that you appear to the
bill of complaint filed heroin against
you on the Rule day for November,
1021, to-wlt, 7th day of November,
1021.
And It is further ordorod that thla
citation be published in tho Sanford
Dally Herald once each weak for four
consecutive weeks.
Witness my hand and official seal
at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida,
this the 24th day of September, 1921.
{SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
OptometristOptician
YOUR SATISFACTION
IS MY SUCCESS
Office Opp. P. O.
Phone 192
We Have Calls Every Day for
List Yours With
Connelly Real Estate Co
No charge for renting same for you
To See Better See Moore
Take Suita, to> Flush Kidneys and
Neutralize Irritating Acids.
Kidney and Bladder wonknessos rosult from uric acid, says a noted au
thority. Tho kidnoyB Alter this acid
from tho blood and pass it on to tho
blnddcr, where It often remains to ir
ritate and inflame, causing n burning,
scalding sensation, or setting up an
irritation nt tho neck of tho bladder,
obliging you to sock relief two or
three times during tho night. Tho
sufferer is in constant dread, tho wa
ter passes Bomcthinios with n scald
ing sensation and Is very profuse;
ngnin, there is difficulty In avoiding
Bladder weakness, most folks call
it, because they can't control urina
tion. While it is extremely annoying
and somctinicso very painful, this is
really ono of tho most simplo ail
ments to overcome. Get about four
ounces of Jnd Salts from your phar
macist nnd take a tablospoonful in a
glass of water beforo breakfast, con
tinue this for two or threo days. ThlB
will neutralize the acids in tho urino
so it no longer is a source of irrita
tion to the bladder nnd urinary or
gans which then act normally again.
Jnd Salts is inexpensive, harmless,
nnd is made from tho acid of grapes
nnd lemon juice, combined with lithln,
nml is used by thousands of folks who
are subject to urinary disorders caus
ed by uric ncld irritation. Jnd Salts
is Hplcndid for kidneys nnd causes no
bad effects whntuvor.
Hero you hnvo n pleasant, efferves
cent Whin-water drink, which quick
ly relieves blnddcr trouble.—Adv.
ELECTION RULES
ANI) POLL TAX
AND REGISTRATION
All thnso who aro eligible to voto
and hava never registered in tho city
should do so at once. Tho men who aro
not registered and all thoso who ex
pect to sign petitions should register
beforo tho 18th of October in order to
sign tho petitions officially.
Women do not havo to pay poll
tax nccordlng to a ruling of tho leg
islature that states thoy pay their
first poll tax in 1022i Thoro havo
been so many inquiries at the Herald
office that this statement 1* given
to the public at large in order that all
who wish to voto and who wish to
sign the petitions can bo governed
accordingly. For any other informa-
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leas than
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
cordingly.
_____________________ _
GOOD LOCATION for a meat market.
Apply to 309 First street. 174-tfc
FOR SALE—Roso No. 4 seed, Irish p o k UKNT—Furnishoil roms, $15 and ,
potatoes, per bushel $2.00,
$18 a month. Over 10 cont store, :i
Brumley.
176*3tc
FOR SALE—8-room house with all
WANTED
modern convenience, excellent re.
pnir. Private water works, in dcsir WANTED—Customers for fresh milk,
able location. Reasonable terms. Ap
morning nnd evening deliveries.—R.
ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
L. Garrison. Phono 8711. 109-St-Tu
WANTED TO RENT—Second hand
FOR SALE—A pair of young, black
baby carriage. Apply, 801 Palmetto
ntaru mules, nt n bargain. Phono avo.
176-3tp
,rt
152-tfc WANTED—Furnished house, In good
t ’OitD TRUCK for sale.—West Hklo
location nnd In good condition. Ad
dress “Houso" enro of Herald. 176-8tc
Grocery,
F0U SALE—Overland four touring ELDERLY LADY wishes two rooms
car in fino condition. A bargain.
or ono room with kitchenette. Ad
Inquire nt Ball Ilnrdwnro Co, 171-fltp dress "Room" care Sanford Herald.
HEMSTITCHING nnd Plcoting^ nt
176-2tc
tachment; works on all sowing ma w a v r u n - n i u o i i T boy t o
chines. Price $2. Chock 10c extra
LEARN PRINTLights Mail Order Houso, Box 127
ING
TRADE.
ONE
THAT'S NOT
Birmingham, Ala.
173-Gti
AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK.
FOR SALE—Good, sound work mule APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINT
with harness nnd wagon. Wll boU ING COMPANY.
tf
mule separately if desired.—Otta Kolz
Route A, Snnford, Flu.
173-6tp
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
FOR SALE—Houso nml lot, also S
vacant lotB. Sco B. F. Whltnor, nt
Subscribers to the Daily Horald
First National Bank.
174-fltc
should ask for a receipt when the
FOR SALE—Best opportunity for enrrior boys colloct from you. It f»
tho only protection you hnvo In case
tho carrier changes or thoro happens
to bo a mlstako In tho account. Each
carrier boy is supplied with receipt
books, nnd Is commanded to giva a
brnry table, floor lamp, all in A-l receipt by tho Herald. Sco that you
condition. AI bo Ford sedan, good ns get your rocolpt at tho end of each
new.—C. C. Wilson, 202 Park Avonuo. week if you aro paying that way.
176-4 tp
168-3tp,
FOR SALE—Stnr Grnfnnoln, twenty
ono records, polish and needles, A-l
Office supplies of all klnda at Tha
condition, n bargain. Inqulro at 520
W. First Street, Phone 28. 176-fltp Horald Printing Co. When you want
anything in thla lino see The Herald.
Herald Want Ail,
We havo it or cgn get i t
FOR SALE
WA1N1KD
FOR RENT
Post cards—local views—lc each at
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms
tho Herald office.
Apply 1004 Elm Avo.
152-tfc
FOR RENT—Furnished front room,
apply 411 Park Avo,
171-6tp
FOR RENT—Suburban home,
167 tfc
FOR RENT—Furnished room with
private bath. 014 Myrtle. 170-tfc
FOR RENT—Front bed room, and
light housekeeping rooms, 206 Park
Ave.
178-fltfr Gejt An Abstract Before
' b u y in g Property
SERVICER
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"Success brings (poise,” says s
magazine writer. Especially avordu
poll.
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DAILY HERALD
i, ill Jgm M i A'
JUST IN PASSING
a**
THE HERALD PRINTING CO., lit.
EVER OtfCE jn a while
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A FELLER GETS up ill a meeting 0
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.Editor AND SAYS SOMETHING for publication with a soft pedal
HOLLY _________
LILLARD„..8ecretary-Treaourer
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A. NEEL__ ...__General Manager ON THE PUB BUSINESS and with the advice that nothing be %pid
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ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr*
maornufioit M i n l t i
ABOUT I t IN THE PAPERS, Don’t you know. It might ruin
Phone 148 op to 0 P. M.
him, etc.,
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THE PAPERS ARE FUNNY things and funny people are running
them.
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j c x . <£ m i “ v s a : * S 3
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FOR INSTANCE A BIG MAN in tho newspaper business the oth
er day
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IN HONOLULU said that newspapers did not belong to the owners
mt, elwara laaiaaaM.._,__ , ,
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Moaber of TieAOOoeiatod P ro *
BUT TO THE PUBLIC and in looking over the laws that aro
pdsabd
Fine weathor.
Bains arc worth a million. We
Bare not collected, yet,
-----------o----------Florida Istho greatest State in the
Ibnion, and Sanford is t!M greatest
Aty In it—or will bo, In a few years.
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Sanfordwould bo nilright (f a railfond utrlko ties up tho country for
fhirty days. Wo still havo tho wa
ter.
Kir.
I1ie railroad strike Is another boost
lo r the "Ship by Water" campaign,
•fhore is nothing Hko being on a navi
gable stream.
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—-------o----------Everybody should get behind that
tnovement to botfutlfy tho Idkd front,
and make Lake Monroe the greatest
daact to the city,
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If the government will force tho
railroads to reduce freight rates, the
railroad men will be satisfied with n
reduction in wnges.
Sanford people should bnck the ath
letic association of the high school to
the limit. Other cities gave tho foot
ball tonin their uniform. Our boys
hava received nothing,
-----------o----- :---- Tho Florida Water Traffic League
trill meet at Leesburg tonight, and
those Lake county boosters will bo out
by the hundreds. Sanford should
bend a large delegation to Leesburg,
and show them that we have faith in
thin proposition ,
-----------o----------Evory citizen of Sanford should got
behind the congressmen and senators
to make the improvements in tho
St. Johns river that are needed, and
tho traffic figures will bring tho bur
den right up to Congress and there
can bo no equivocation.
------------- o------------Wo are glad to note thnt city poli
tics have simmered down and people
aa a whole are willing to trust to the
good judgment of the voters at the
polls. It is merely n question of who
the majority of tho voters want for
City Commissioner—that's all.
Bnnford people are building some
lino residences now, and many new
atom rooms nre contemplated. Snnfont people have faith in their home
town. All thnt Shnford needs is more
of the publicity spirit. We have a
good business city, but no one knows
ft. It It advertising thnt makes any
City great.
-----------6----------The South Florida Press Associa
tion had a fine meeting at Lakeland
Friday anti Snturdny. Having a dally
papor on our hands, prevented the
editor of tho Herald from attending.
There nre no slaves in any business
that are such slaves ns n daily news
paper editor.
Dnytonn is gutting ready to sell tho
bonds ilonted for municipal golf. Some
day Sanford will wnke up to the fact
that they have been overlooking n
good bet in sidetracking the golf links
for lighter things thnt spoil nothing.
Coif means pleasure ami profit and
aomo of our citizens who are down
and out now would bo rejuvenated by
playing golf and the links would bo
worth thousands of dollars to thorn in
tho Improvement of their health to
cay nothing of tho touristB.
ROWN
ETTY
APRICOT B
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Open a.can of Dal Monte Apri
cots and pi a Co a layer in a bak
ing dish. C6ver with soft bread
crrfrtihfc, sprinkle wllh sugar and
cUnamon. Repeat layers hav
ing tho crumbs on top. Pour Mi
;\jp juice over all and bake un
til brown,
t*:i
Deane Turner
WBLAKA BLOCK
Phone* 487*484
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tO MUZZLE THE PHElSS We quite agree with him that the publid
owns us
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AND WHAT THEY LEAVE tho government steps in and tells us
• what to do
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ALL FOR NOTHING as no money ever passes our hands
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AND IF THE PUBLIC owns the newspaper we wish they would
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TAKE POSSESSION of their property now
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GUILTY OP MURDBB WITH
MBROY RECOMMENDATION
HARRELL CASE VERDICT.
MADISON, OcL 17.—The ease of
State vs. J. C .Harrell, charged with
the murder of Dossle Richardson in
this city on September 7, went to tbs
jury Saturday night at ten minutes to
seven, and at 9 o’clock tbs Jury **trned a verdict of not guilty. The
prihcipal pled of tho defendant's at
torneys was the unwritten law, also
a self-defense plea and one of in
sanity. Charles E. Davis and E. Dixie
Beggfe represented the defe'nse, and
J. R. Kdloy ,stnte attorney, and R.
H. Rowe, the prosecution.
In circuit court Willie Straughter,
colored, was convicted, of ihurder in
the first degree, with a recommeridation to thA mercy of the court.
StfaUghtet was changed with haVtng
slain jatAes Stephens, also colored, In
(he Cherry Lake section of this courtty In 1916, after which ho escaped.
He was captured six weeks nrfo in
Polk county,
Court wit! continue through this
week, cases having been set as far
ahead as next Friday.
In matters o f finance a Bank is really more
than merely a place to deposit money.
In the handling of its o\tai funds a Bank
must build up a financial organization skilled
in matters pertaining to money.
Therefore, in conducting your financial af
fairs through this institution you are exercis
ing care and wisdom, for * you are putting
your finances in the hands of experts.
First National Bank
A COMMUNITY BUILDER v
P. P. Forster, President
B; P, Whitner, Cashier
PROTEST AGAINST BATTLE
h y Mn BEING USED IN
ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAM.
a a a
FORT MYERS, Oct. 17— At its Oc
tober* meotlnp Friday, Lactitia Ash
more N utt chnpter of the United Dau
SO THEY COULD pay off
ghters of tho Confedaracy, protested
A A *
formally against inclusion in the
AND SEE THE Ghost walk'
Armistice day program of Tho Battle
A A A
Hymn of the Republic, on the ground
AND OTHER things.
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that the sectionalism of the song, tho
time it was written, the purpose for
YASSUM!
which it Was written, and the neatlEvery business house In Bnnford sponslblity not equaled by any other ments expressed in it, made it wholly
should havo an advertisement In the agency dcnling with the public. It has unsuitable for presentation as a part
Dnlly Herald. This paper is doing nn influence, activo or passive, wheth of the program at nn Armistice day
something for Sanford and it Is not er it is conscious of thrtt influence or celebration in any Southern communi
a question of "affording advertising." not. The poorest little gutter-snlpo, ty.
Miss Cordelia Jackson Nutt, presi
It is merely n question of dollars and which is devoid of principles and enres
nothing
for
n
single
one
of
tho
prob
dent
of the chnpter, nnd Mrs. Katio
cents to the merchants. Either you
lems
of
civilization,
nevertheless,
ex
Loyd
Gwynne, its historian, were elec
double your business by advertising
erts
a
tremendous
force
upon
Its
rend
ted
delegates
to the twenty-eighth
or you do not believe in nsklng for
ers.
Unconsciously
they
take
their1
nnnunl
convention
of the U. D. C., to
more business but let it go to other
color
from
it.
If
it
is
cynical
or
care
ho
held
in
St.
Louis
in November.
"towns.
less or ignorant regarding big ques
Both Sanford and St. Petersburg tions, they become so, too. It is a W. M. SMITH APPOINTED
SPECIAL STATE AUDITOR.
want advertising, but not the sort moral anaesthetic, though it might bo
they nre getting from the chnrges the last of all to discover that fact.
To succeed either in n village or n
TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 17— The
thnt high officials are shooting up
metropolis,
a newspaper must lead. It govornor hns appointed ty. M. Smith,
moonshiners and conducting midnight
must have before It an ideal of some of TnUahassco ,to he special state au
sprees.—Tnmpn Times.
sort.
It need not preach nor moral ditor, under tho provisions of section
Guilty of the first but not of tho
ize.
But
there arc sermons nnd mor 16, chapter 8404 (No. 9), laws ot
second if it please your honor. The
al
lessons
in every event-thnt is re Florida, 1921.
Sanford officers will not
drink
corded,
and
in its treatment of the
Mr. Smith has been for the past
"shine."
news it puts the sermon or moral los- two years chief clork for tho state
---------- o----------sons in every event that 1b recorded, rood department and in that posi
THE RAILROAD STRIKE.
and in its treatment of tho news it tion has rendered most efficient ser
According to the latent despatches puts the sermon or morul lesson be vice. He is a competent nnd painstak
the railroad men all ovor the United fore the public. It can not tell tho ing auditor nnd accountant and has
story without doing so.
States have decided to walk out on
If tho press, ns a whole, In hot no been employed In n number of posi
October 80th or not later than No
potent n force for progress as it tions with the state government, all
vember 2nd. It seems thnt tho rail should be, the reason Ih thnt it is n of whichof which ho has filled most
road men through their official heads human institution, subject to nil the satisfactorily. HIh friends predict that
made n proposition to the railroad frailties of humanity, nnd with n mul ho will continue the snmo high grado
heads thnt shorn of nil useless verb- titude of temptations to which other of efficient sorvico in his new posi
inge meant if the railroads would re professions arc exempt. Three seta tion, nnd he is receiving hearty con
duce freight rntes first, they would of interests are continually tugging at gratulations upon his promltfon.
stand for a reduction in wages. If thia it. One is the public, which nimply
IMPORTANT TRIAL IS SET.
Ih true, the men hnvo public opinion wants, or is Hupponed to want, the
tholr side, but public opinion is flcklo truth. Another in the public man, of
TAMPA, Oct. 17.—Judge L. J. Gib
and should the railroads stand idle ficer, leader or interest, who wonts
for thirty days on account of a strike the press to present the facts in a son has adjourned tho criminnl court
public opinion would he governed light favorable in his cause. The third of record until October 24, On thnt
mhoh by tho inconvenience of tho pub is the advertiser who desires that the dntc the trial of Phil M. Licntn, Ar
lic in pnssenger service and freight modium of his publicity should create thur Gill, DoWitt Adams, Andrea
sorvlco. The government will oper- nn ntmospherc fnvornbte to his busi Rclnn and Gio Cacclatorc nre to bo
hold. Tho men nre charged with as
nto the mails—thnt much is certain ness.
The lapses of tho press, of which ev sault with intent to kill nnd attempt
rognrdless of whether the unions nre
working or not. Tho Democratic ad ery critic hus numerous examples, arc ed highway robbory. The first three
ministration was blamed for granting all traceable to this triple foreu oper aro in jail here, but Cacclatoto and
nil concessions to railroad men during ating in opposite directions. To ex Reinn have not been apprehended.
tho war and after. Wp shall now see pect thnt any human being can con
how, the Republican administration stantly sit in judgment nnd pronounce MOVING PICTURES
OF HUNTING AND
’shall handle a situation that is not a Just and unbiased verdict on overy
FISHING SCENE.
under forced pressure ns the country question in the fact of these conflict
ing
interests,
is
to
expect
more
from
was during war times, The adminis
The Men’s Club of the Congrega
tration hna hnd ample time to investi nn editor than from a judge, a min tional church hnvo arranged with tho
gate the merits of the case from all ister or n law-mnker. But admitting publishers of tho Field nnd Stream to
angles. It is serious, it is difficult, that the Fourth Estntc is not exemp’t exhibit thoih splendid hunting and
it is stupendous and will probnbly from error, the fact atnmis out that Isliln gmotion pictures on tho night of
its record, ns n whole, is amazingly
govern tho actions of nil the Inboring
clean. It has been the grentest of nil October 27th, nt the Princess theatre.
people in the United States in tho fu modern forces in the curbing of op Wntch for tho hig nd, and program
ture. It will demonstrate whether Intf-p.
pression, tho destruction of injustice, soon to bo published.
bor problems enn be arbitrated or tho emancipation of the people nnd
not and whether the idea of striking tho protection of society. Tho press
—Get your Scrntch Pads from The
is tho right Idea in settling disputes. enn stand all the Inspection which the Hornld—by the pound—15e.
It will settle ninny questions. Mny tho public, or any other agency, cares to
right prevuil and regardless of par bestow upon it; and the right-minded
tisanship, mny tho country settle newapnpor man is always pleased at
down to tho prosperity that Is oure, every ovidenco of a genuine desire to
If all this bickering and dickering improve tho tone nnd quality of tho
could bo stopped forever.
newspaper,—Lakeland Telegram,
Tho public, as usual, will probably
be the goat,
FORT MYERS' NEW HIGH
SCHOOL READY FOR OPENING.
THE FUNCTION OF THE PRESS.
Before buying your
FORT MYERS, Oct. 17—Announce
Like most other (naHtuliona* tho ment has been made by Prof. ,W. D.
press is now being subjected to <t Wilson, superintendent of city schools,
critical examination extending In Ils that the new $100,000 Fort Myers
foundation and ultJrrtnte purpose. Men high school will be opened at ten
nre inquiring why It exists, what la Us o'clock Thursday morning, October
true office, whither It is doirtg Its 20. The new building Was to havo been Come in and look over
duty, whether It is serving the com
our line
mon weal or the will of selfish Inter opened next Monday, but inability to
finish
a
few
of
the
toomi
mode
a
de
ests. Some of these topics* in one
form Or anothor, aro discussed at ev lay of three days necessary.
ory gathering of representatives of
The baker's helper Is a lucky chap.
the press, or of publicists Interested
When
he needs dough, ho can always
in the problems of tho press.
Without answering them categoric count on a rafte.
ally* it may bo said that the modem
Try a Herald Want.Ad today.
newspaper Is carrying a load of ro-
BEFORE SATURDAY night, at least,
A A A
COOL WEATHER IS
CONING
HEATING STOVE
THE BALL HARD
WARE COMPANY
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
Sanford Construct*n Co.
BATTERIES
BBIXO TOOK
Battery Troubles to Us
W» I pm UUm on SM tilM l Work n i
r«« 4*p*o<UUo MtvIm ..
FLORIDA
mb
tin
CONTRACTORS AND BUILBBIW
Planes and Specifications Cheerfatlj
Furnished
All Work Gusrsnteed
H. T. PACE
P. O. Box Ml
WB ALSO HATS OOMFSTtWT MX0HAB10S
FOB OVXKHAUL1MU TOUS OAS
Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor!
Sketches and Estimates Free; m
Company
building too Urge end none too iiu l
Phone'189
L. A. Renaud, Prop.
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
-----ALL WORK GUARANTEED— !
Wilson & Shorey
Pine and Garland Sts., Orlando,
71a
Sold and Serviced by
PURE WATER
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Wieland
Elder Springs Water
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
Onk and First
REAL ESTATE
E. F. Lane
Real Estate and Insurance
Geo. W. Knight
Real Estate and Insurance
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LORD’S PURITY
WATER
AS GOOD AS THE BBST
Dally Service
Phone 18T|
SANFORD NOVELTY!
WORKS'
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Phone 85
SANFORD
88.98ft PURE
Phone 81I.W
Sanford, Fla
FLORIDA
General Shop and Mil
Work
CONTRACTOR and BUILDE
517 Commercial Street
Sanford, F
..Employment Bureau..
TRANSFER
The vocational committee of the Bualness and Professional Women’s Club
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS"
requests all young women desiring
employment to register at the First Quick Service Transferl
National Bank.
«
Storage Facilities
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
If we please you, tell others; If n*|
tell us. Phone 498
Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Ave
New Era Printery
G. Bassett Smith* Prop.
COMMERCIAL AND
JOB PRINTING
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuma
“Sanford’s New Hotel”
9 U 0 Up Per Day
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
GILL0N&
FRY
General Machine nnd Boiler Works
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
bands in stock
Crank Shafts Ite-turned
■—
ELECTRICAL
Sanford Steam Laundry
Contractors
FOR SERVICE
Phono 442
Call 146jJ
i l l Park
W. R A W IN G /fcop;
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Acteylene Welding
OF ALL KINDS
Sanford Welding Co.
Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ate.
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1921
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(Tomorrow)
(Tomorrow)
CONTINUES FIVE DAYS
CONTINUES FIVE DAYS
(TUESDAY ONLY)
Another Characteristic Buying
? 4 $ Achievement
WORTH OF MERCHANDISE GIVEN AWAY TO
STIMULATE INTEREST IN OUR
FALL OPENING
f& Value to $40--Opening Sale Price
We want every person in Sanford and vicinity to see
this showing of wonderful merchandise, so to stimu
late interest in the event we will give away (not one
day) but every day for five days, $50.00 worth of Mer
chandise, such as Hats, Hosiery, Purses, Novelties,
Etc.
The trimming treatm ent of
these frocks is simply won
derful. The rich Embroid
ery, the beaded novelty, new
bateau neckline, w i d e
sleeves, loose panels, all
combined in smartly indiv
idual ways. Many dresses
in the lot are exact copies of
imported high-class models.
Special Attractions for You Every Day
During This Big Event
One Lot of Beautifully Trimmed
and Elegant Plain Tailored
and Fancy Dresses
We Offer the Most Advantag
eous Selection in Many Years
Our collection Is larger; Furs nro mora beautiful
nml of finer quality; styles were never so charm
ing ami graceful or in greater variety and pricefl
nro considerably less than they have been for sev
eral Hensons; compare ours with those you will
have to pay elsewhere.
MATERIALS
Tricotine
Poiret Twill
Canton Crepe
Fur Neckpieces, Scarfs,
Chokers, Stoles
In stone martin, faun martin, mink, fox, seal,
squirrel, fitch, sable nnd many others.
Is Complied with at Attractive Prices—Coats Offered
Wednesday at Special Prices
All
VELORINE
Leading Colors
PANVELAINE
I i l
T
Will Be
MARVELLA
k |/ A V f # k
Shown
BOLIVIA
and U p
CTI
d
f
Sizes 16 to 44, Fur Collars and Self Collars
Attraction for Thursday!
t
Most Sensational
(ftf) J P A
COAT SUIT SALE J ) / 4 . J ) U
4+*.t..t.4+4+*++*4<M>+4>*+‘H
OPENING SALE OF
OF THE YEAR
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FALL
The quality of the Fabrics, the unusual stylo distinction,
the expert workmanship and careful attention to every de
tail, together with the variety of snappy styles in beauti
fully embroidered or fur trimmed types, makes this an of
fering of exceptional interest and one that value-versed
women and misses will need no urging to profit by.
Come Early!
Bought Specially tor
This Big Event
Spend the day with us
We will try to make it a very
pleasant one for you
r
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Our Quality is the Highest
and Our Prices the Lowest
H ATS!
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V
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t
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Hiits from Famous
Artists for the Miss and
Matron
Dozens of Beautiful Hats just unpacked to be dls-
played and sold In this sale. They represent the
best style value offered this Beason, featuring
many new shades.
The New French Styles are well represented
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 175
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1921
IArmy Bombers Sink the Old Alabama
Their Support
se Money for
Roads
unVPY TO BE RAISED 1-uk h i * c
i m n l.E GENEVA BRIDGE AND ,
t h e OSCEOLA ROAD
R. R. LABOR BOARD
CALLED TO WASHINGTON
BY THE PRESIDENT
To Bring Out the N at
ural Beauty of This
Part of City
(*jr Th« AuecItUd hiMl
WASHINGTON, Oct. IB.—'Throo
representatives of tho public on rail*
road labor board wad summoned to
tho White IIouso today by President
Harding, presumably to’ discusss a AND PLACE WHERE VISITORS
means of averting tho throatonod CAN ENJOY THE ADVANTAGES
strike of railroad employes.
OF LAKE MONROE
Few people in this city realise the
Chicago Judge
of tho
At the regulnTweekly luncheon of
scope
^ activities
........ of tho Chamber
Has Good Sense
of Commerco in their constant effort*
thc Board of Governors of tho SanSustained Demurer to make Sanford the biggest and best
ni Chamber of Comrhcrco held F ^
city in South Central Florida. Tho
day in thc Valdes Hotel, the memOf Chicago Tribune to Ten Million "Hhip by water” campaign inaugurat
be , of the Board unanimously voted Dollar Suit
ed by tho Sanford Chamber of Com
£ have the organisation assume the
merce Is only ono of tho many big
responsibility and guarantee the rateI f m w*daMd*r’« DftUr)
(Br TIm AMoeUUd Pr*u)
stunts started and pulled off by the
through popular subscription, of
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—Judgo Fisher
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. IB.—Taking
,n amount necessary to assuro^ tho
today sustained the demurrer of tho livo wire members of the board.
Among the many constructive pl^n* >
building of that portion of the Tltua- of
, testimony In tho Rawlins trinl be
Chicago Tfibuno to the ten million
of tho Chamber of Commerce is tho
ville-Gcneva rond in Seminole county gan today. Tho formor county physic
dollar libel suit brought by tho city of
planning of a City Beautiful as well
and also the rond to Osceola, generally ian, Stinton and Elbert llarrisson,
Chicago. He declared the city had no
treasurer of the Palace Theatre wore PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL LEAG ALL THE CITY SCHOOLS MAKE cause for action and denied it the as a City Substantial and under the
known ns the Bridgend road.
chairmanship of Deane Turner the
The details of thefte •projects had tho first witnesses. Stinson porformBIG GAINS IN TOTAL
right to amend its petition. Tho city “City Planning Commltteo" has inau
UE DISCUSSES NUMBER
ed
the
autopsy
upon
tho
body
of
Hick
been worked out at an Irtfomal mectATTENDANCE
irought identical suits against thc
OF QAMES
gurated a very ambitious program and
of business men held the previous man and Harrlsson wns with tho the
Tribune and Dally Nows, claiming tho
ono thnt will bo carried out. It Is
atre
manager
when
Rawlins
shot
and
day At this meeting It was brought
(By The AuocUUd Fr»»«)
papers had printed fnl sc statements nothing more or less than tho beauti
NEW
YORK,
Oot.
15.—Prosldent
killed
him.
out by one of thc County Commission
lancial stand
fying of tho lake front—tho prettiest
ers present, that there was ndt suffi Ju^t before the noon recess the stuto lleydlor, of tho National Lcnguo dif
dthcreby injured tho city’s credit.
spot In tho city—and thc spot thnt has
cient money available In the County announced it had completed its case fers with Judgo Landis, commissioner
been badly neglected in tho past. Tho
Road and Bridge Fund to proceed with nnd announced thnt UnwllnB would of baseball, on the ndvisnhillty of re
commlttae in tho report of tho chair
its part of n joint program In whlbh tnko tho stand this nfternoon in his turning to sovon games of the world
man nt tho board of governors meet
the Commissioners of Somlnole, Vo own behn\f. It had be<m hoped to scries which was the rule prior to the
ing yesterdny gave out the informa
complotc
tho
trial
today
but
indica
1010
scrios.
Landis
snid
at
the
end
of
lusia and Brevard counties had agreed
tion
thnt they wero to Jmlld « pavilion
thc
recent
series
he
would
rocommend
tions
nro
tho
qnse
wqud
,not
go
to
-the
to spend in their respective iountlOB
nt
tho
foot of Pnrk nvonue—a place
n
chnnge
nt
the
Joint
sossion
of
tho
jury
before
Monday.
whatever money wns necessary to put
whore
thc
visitors can rest and enjoy
Major
League
next
winter,
^eydlor
this rond in good shape. Volusia coun
tho lnka and n place whore tho people
snid he thought nino gome series was
ty has guaranteed to build the bridge
landing in boots can be accommodat
nocessary because all ’round l e n g t h
located at the head of Lake Harney
BROTHERHOODS CONSIDERING ed, something noodod hero for many
and class of.a team sometimes failed
■nd for which purpose has appropri
CHALLENGE OF RAILWAY
years.
to be brought out In soven gamo Bor
ated $3,000.00. After the many years
OFFICIALS TODAY
Also n boulovnrd to he built on tho
ics.
of agitation on the part of Semlnplo
lnko
front from Pnrk nvonuo to P a lcounty to linprovo thia toad, It Is now
■
motto
avenue joining up with these
squarely up to tho county commission
Slump
in
Mark
s
two
avenues
with a White Way and
ers to put up this monoy or witness
>
beautified
with
palms and flowers and
H
its
Former
Kaiser
the project falling through. Tho some HARDING
ASSUMES
ACTIVE
.
shruhbory
and
mnde into one of the
Cuts Down Expenses
is true of the rond to OBceoln, its im
LEADERSHIP TO SETTLE
most
beautiful
drives in this pnrt of
GRIEVANCES
portance hns been admitted and our
L
tho
city.
Tho
city
commissioners, tho
(Br Tfct AMOcUta Pr,u)
county commissioners have reached an
.
Woman’s
Club
and
other
organisations
DOOUN,
Holland,
Oct.
15.—The
agreement to nccclornto tho improve
j hnve agreed to lend their nid to the
slump
in
the
German
marks
beginning
ment to this rond.
- City Plnnning Committee und this
to affect tho former German emperor
With this in mind it wns suggested
- work will be finished in time for the
who
is
endeavoring
to
combat
unfav
thnt n fund he raised through popu
h advent of the winter visitors. Tho
orable
financial
conditions
by
reduc
lar subscription to he used in conjunc
n boat basin is nlso in tho province of
ing his household and othor radical
tion with available fundB in the hands
e this commltteo and they hope to have
measures.
Todny
ton
mombors
of
his
arc going to me colleges unu miming
of thc County Commissioners which
t in the next twelve months a lake
staff
wero
dismissed,
including
the
good records there thnt redound to tho
will permit them to proceed with the
■
- front that will not only ho a thing of
chief
gardener,
whoso
place
wns
tak
teachings inculcated in the Sanford
work on the Titusville rond, to which
r.
beauty but will fill a long felt want In
en
by
William
himself.
Gardening
schools. Thc rurn! schools are nlso
they are committed, nnd nlso assure
s
making the luko front what It should
now
hns
become
n
hobby
with
William
Bonding In a largo quota of scholars
thc much needed relief to the people
be—tho most benutiful part of San
who
appears
to
hnve
tired
of
sawing
to the High School this yoar and all
of Osceola.
ford.
nnd chopping wood.
the schools are starting off with tho
Tho final opinion of thoBo present
The Lakefront Improvement Co.,
brightest
of
prospects
for
one
of
tho
at this informal meeting, was to tho
who
are tho owners of tho lake front
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—Leadors of
host years in thc history of tho San
effect thnt the Chamber of Commerco,
Normal Temperature
property,
hnve promised tho use of
tho Railroad Brotherhoods assembled
ford institutions of learning.
through its organization, was best
Considerable
Cloudiness
tho
streets
on tho lake front for this
here todny to consider the challongo of
qualified to undertake the.securing of
great
work
and will assist tho movoOccassional
Showers
tho railway executives In proposing
FARMER GIVEN GOLD
the necessary funds for the purposes
mont
in
every
way, It means much
further
wago
reduction
of
approxi
MEDAL FOR RESULTS
outlined. Accordingly, tho suggestiop
to
their
proporty
und they aro work
Is Forecast for Next Week in the
mately ton per cent in tho fnco of
once
ing
hand
in
hand
with tho City Plan
Weather Line
CHARLESTON, Oct. 15.—In pre Btrike vote Just authorized by tho rail
ning
Commltteo
of
the Chamber of
senting a gold medal to Tom Coth- way men on account of tho twolve por
BIG FIRE IN TEXAS
Commerco
to
beautify
tho entire lnkq
(Bf
Th»
A*»ool»t.d
PrtM)
DESTROYS PROPERTY
cart of Williamsburg county, for mak eent reduction of last July. Brother-!
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
15.—Normal
front.
IN TOWN OF PARIS,
ing tho host nil-nun* record ns u hood chiefs Indicated an immcdlato
temperature nnd considernblo cloudi farmer in tho threo counties of walkout, at least on somo rondu, wns
ness nnd occasional showers wns fore Georgetown, Williamsburg, nnd Berk under consideration following yester
HAYNES TO CLEAN HOUSE.
(Br TIm AimcUMA Fmt)
PARIS, Texas, Oct. 15,—Fire which cast for Florida for tho week begin ley, at the Tri-County Fnlr at And day's conference of railroad mens'
raged for five hours in tho business ning Sunday. No indication ut this rews, Henry C. Wallace, secretary of leaders with executives after tho exe
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—Prohibi
time
of
disturbance
in
the
West
In
cutives
hnd
announced
they
would
ap
section
horo
Inst
night,
nnd
spread
tion
Commissioner Haynes in a state
big Immediately after tho luncheon
dies.
ply
to
tho
Rnilrond
Lnbor
Board
for
into
two
residential
quarters,
was
ment
last night announced his dotorand tentative plnns wero drafted to
wago
reduction.
“If
I
wore
a
betting
ndor Control in tho business
mination
to “correct weaknesses” in
raise this money. Tho committee will brought u.„,,v
Japan wil imnke twonty-ono de or to reward a man “who hns not only
tho
various
state prohibition enforce
hnve their plnns completed to permit district enrly, but Is still burning
accomplished something for himself,
.... Tho loss is estimated in mands nt tho disarmament parley. hut who hns rendered n service to tno
them to stnrt out tho early pnrt of elsewhere.
ment corps. Tho department, ho said,,
Ono for cnch of hor dreadnoughts.—
next week.
excess of hnlf a million dollars.
would ubo every effort to weed out en
community, state nnd nation."
Nashvilio Bnnnor.
forcement officials whether high or
The opportunity Is now presented
FLORIDA 3DTH DIVISION.
low who did not appear to bo in sym
to consumnto a pet project of tho mer
Tho knocker is a nuisance unless
Pooplo who buy anthracite coal un
pathy with his law enforcement pol
chants of Sanford In bringing a rich
ho 1b knocking somebody you don’t
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—Alloca dorstnnd why slnto Is no longer com
trade territory into quicker communi
icy.
The commissioner’s statement was
like.
monly usod as n roofing material.
cation with Sanford. Tho Trade Ex tion of BtateB for organization of two
mndo after he had reached a decision
tension Committee, at tho time of national guard divisions wore an
to havo n “thorough house-cleunlng"
their visit to Osceola, assured tho peo nounced todny by the war department.
in tho Pennsylvania organization.
ple of that section that tho Influence Tho thirtieth divlson wns nllocntcd in
RIG PRIZES FOR LIVE STOCK
of the Sanford Chamber of Commerco Tenncssoe, North Carolinn, South Car
CHURCHES TO OBSERVE DAY.
would he expended In having a pnss- olina, nnd Georgia, with tho thirtyOCALA, Oct. 16, ■The annual Ma
nble rond built between OBceoln nnd ninth division to Louisiana, Missis
NEW YORK, Oct. 16— November
ron county fnlr, this to bo hold No
Sanford. At tho time a number of sippi, Alabama and Florida.________
vember 22-26, Inclusive, for the first 11, Armlstlco dny, will bo observed by
the Sanford merchants expressed
time In Its history, will nwnrd grand special services in all tho Episcopal
themselves us being willing to defray kind occur In ovory community. Ljvo
championships to livo stock, The fair churches of the world, says an an
n portion of nny expense nocesBnry to men mnko livo communities, and live
association will feed all of the Uvo nouncement by the Rt. Rev. Thomiia
put this rond In shape, realizing thnt communities havo tho happy fncu y o
stock
exhibited, it has been announced. F. Gsilor, D. D, president of tho
»ny amount contributed for such a successfully overcoming whnt are apEvery
effort Is being made to arrange church council. Special prayors will ho
purpose would find its way back Into pnrontly insurmountable obstacles.
a
live
stock
exhibit that wll Ibe abovo said for the success of the conference
tho ensh registers of tho merchants In Tho Good Ronds Commltteo Is out to
the
ordinary
and special stress will on armament that will open in Wash
Sanford.
bo
laid
on
tjie
dairy typos;of cattle in ington that date, and Sunday, No
Thu improvement of the Titusville
view
of
tho
announced
plans fo r es vember 18, will also he sot aside for
r°ad is nlmost of equal importanco'ns
tablishment
of
a
central
creamery similar services.
the OHceoln rond, ns it means tho snv- 1
here
to
dovelop
the
dairy
industry
olj
b>K of n great many miles to and
the
county.
Some people go to church as a mat
ffom the East Coast and will bo tho
ter of custom, and a great many go
means of bringing n groat riUhy tour"Prohibition agent shot." That’s go
matter of ciistomera.—WichJ$a
l8t* to Sanford by this route
ing
a alittle too far. I t’s bad enough
It is admittedly unfortunate that
they aie half shot.—Munsle
Lark"—in parade at Sanford Merchants Gala Day with when
°* county funds makes n e c t a r y
Star.
'
bevy of Saaford Beauties in the car
‘he raising of this money by.jmpular
•ubscriptlon, but oxigencios of this
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Fsi:
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY,
Kc7,-‘'l
PAGE s a
V'■
14, 1921
CpjrffirSWP
Seek a Cut in
Here’s What W e Mean
By Bigger Values This Fall
^ a it,
a»*'
Schaffner 8C Marx
Suits
A? J w w
1.00
jSatteftctiojn or Money Bark
U'
oaraiamafflii
Sanford Shoe and
»
Clothing Co.
T h f Home pt H#rt Rehaffner & Mar* Clothes
Copyright ! « l l b r t
WAGES AGAIN
POINT WHERE
VIEWSDIFPER
'
ffa t
••• •
"Sentimental Tommy”
It la p p!ay dog right out of life a" you g ty I know it each dsy,
with characters ip U Ity t are no tytt«r nor worae than our com
mon human naturo. There are pp eainta or sinners in "Sentimental
Towny," H J|Mt human beings, which
always fifty-fifty ty
faults and victims. Ap 4, then, v ty t i» W
tty n meeting rwl
human beings—even as you and l—In faction? WpU. you moot thppi
in every scope Jn this ^rpipatlgaUpn )9<*
fWOOVa Jtydy of
Tommy the Make-Believe, Tommy tty d^btjful-rA nd baleful—
self-deceiver. Added Attraction—.“THE BOOK AGENT" n SUNjSHINE COMED V AND FOX NEtyS.
M A M ip u w in p ^ y iliu a rs iis iiB m s riis M B iiii
SATURDAY AT TUB PRINCESS—EDITH ROBERT8 IN ’’OPEN
SHUTTERS", ALSO A GOOD COMEDY
Me x ic a n
Said the fellow who did not like to work
and he really thought th e world should
pay him w ithout working
*■
**
RRPAK OUT AGAIN
(■* Ik* /U*o«UU4 Tnff)
MEXICO CITY, Oct. . 14— tyfty
arpic.d ipen undpr tty leadership of
Rebei Captain Cnatjllo, yesterday held
up a passenger train from Vera Cruz
to Mexico City seven miles from
Road Ntfjnher TW9
Puebla, robbed tho passengers and
Will Get Some Work escaped
with considerable booty. Tho
Convicts Transferred bandits escaped after forcing the pasni
sengers to walk to Signoret. Shots
EIGHTY ORDERED PROM PUT- wero exchanged and threo persons
NAM AND VOLUSIA.
killed. Whether tho dead were ban
dits or passengors was not stated in
(By TV. AmmUOI Brut)
OCALA. Qct. | f —’{’be state road the first nows of the holdup received
here.
department has ordered eighty con
vict^ i f ora Putparo pad yojtylp epunFATTY PLEADS NOT GUIL/TY
I[
ties to ty lyapsferypd tp gprlpji coun
ty for work on the state road No. 2.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14— RosConvicts will bo Installed in a camp coa 0 . Arbucklo antered a plou hero
tytyqqn WUrsdaU
tty ptoflop, yesterday of not guilty to tho charge
nnd bo brought hero ns soon as tho of pinnslnughter filed against him in
connection with the death of Miss
camp is built.
Virginia Bappe. Arbuckle’s trial was
Seventy thousand ^U nrs will bt set for November 7th. Tho pruilm*
spent by the commissioners of the city inary ty<irinff on &e prohibition ylolfpf Y/jBft Pplm peach ty Rutting pt an tipn charge against Arbucklo yfpa con
up-to-4atP »f,Hilary a«wrago ayafc«- tinued until Thursday, October 20.
Greatest Fashion Event of Winter
S HOWI N G
$39.75
Stuart repprta tty t yoflf if pro
gressing very niccely on the new golf
courae aleo the laying of the faunda
tlon for an addition to tho yacht club.
SIR JA& M. BARRIE’S Celebrated Story
ii T h e W orld O w e s
j; M e a h iv in g
omorrow Opens T he
y
THE STAR TO-DAY
Fryit and vegetable shippers from
ojl ovej Florida will moqt in Orlando
Ttyrafcy, Oofctyy 27, yjth eX|Ccutlyfp
of the railroads in an effort to have
the railroad! agree .to reduce the
freight rotes on Florida fruit nnd veg
etables that nro claimed to be too
Jiigh.
Letters notifying growers and ship
pers-throughout tho stpto qro ;now be
ing sent out In order th ft ttyy yrill
Jiavo n strong Representation at the
conference. Tho railroads have ngrood
to go into the situation and the shippers have hopes of an ngrccmenc lookng to n speedy revision of tho pres
ini
ent rates.
According to a statement lssuod by
tho traffic department of Chase b i
Co., car lot distributors of citrus I
fruits and vtegotabics, Jacksonville,
tho present rates are too h ig h a q d
the growers are looking to the rail
roads bo reduce them and give thorn
some relief from the present burden
of high transportation oharge with
which it s#yp tty t every fruit and
vegetable grower Jn Florid* *f handi
capped.
ATLANTA, Oct. 14.—Manufactur
ers of cigarettes, cigars and smoking
tobacco would bo asked to incloqp
typyploRS of qarelgBffcss against flip
In all packages they sell, under resolutiops introduced ty>p yesterday at tty
UNEMPLOYMENT CONK BRUSH annual convention of the International
Fire Engineers. Tho convention wiJJ
DO NOT AGREE flty
ty brpught to a close today, with tty
RELIEF STEPS.
election of officers, nnd selection of
tty jjpxt spnycptlpn pity. Fyank G.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14— Tho na Reynolds, fire chief of Augustn, Ga., Is
tional conference on unemployment, plated t<j tycomp president under tty
after creating n standing ctyiunittee procedure of advancing officers each
with authority to reconvene tho nat
ional conference at any time, conclud
ed Us deliberations today and ad
•TAKEN UP—One red Jersey sow and
journed sine die.
five pigs. Owner can get same by call
Washington, Oct. 14.—Divergent ing pnd paying damages and feed- W.
views ps to tho necessary gtpjip fgr Of. Culp, cast s|ty, Celeyy Ayp., San
l70-2te.
relief of unemployment wero present ford, Fla.
ed tho Nationn! Unemployment con
ference today by its manufacturers’
ccommlttco.
Majority
mombors,
through James A. Campbell, of
Youngstown, Ohio, committee chair
man, recommended several sweeping
measures including repeal of the
Adamson eight-hour railrond law and
a dtnunclntion of any group Hccking
in it8H own interests ‘to resist econ
omic adjustment."
Minority members, through Sam
uel Gompcrs, pdcsident of the Ameri
can Federation of Labor, in another
report, strongly emphasized that
"thcro must be adopted no policy of
wngo reduction.”
Tho two reports were among a
number from vnrious sub-committees
W eek
considered today hy the conference
at what wnH expected to be its final
session. Conference officials explained
Defining Authoritatively the Accepted Mode in Every Department
that the reports wero not to he taken
of Our Shop
ns recommendations of tho conforcnco, but ns expression of (.pinion by
Tho central note will be the ahowing of Peggy Paige Dresses for Winter; the dominat
various groups. Tho majority manu
ing thought is sm a rtn e s s — the mnrk of Peggy Paige garments, the motive they express.
facturers’ committee report wan signI f you care for correctness, if you are fastidious about the style of the garments you wear
cd by Chairman Campbell, Williuin
you will be here tomorrow to see an exhibit that can guide your every fashion choice
M. Butler, of Boston; T. E. Edgprton,
this winter.
of Nanhvillo; A. L. Humphrey, of
Pittsburg; Thomas P. Hlman, of Pel
ham, Ga.; W. II. Stackhouso, of
Springfield, 0., nnd John A. Ppnton,
of Cleveland. It recommended:
"Prompt enactment of loglnlntlnn
ponding in congress for funding the
obligations Incurred ’ey the railroads
Two distinctive frocks of
during federal control; expedition of
Poirot Twill that inter
pnyinent of governmont obligations
pret the mode by means
of novelty braid in Rose
to tho railroads growing out of rental
and Black, trimmed in
ohllgntlonss; transfer of tho functions
rows of small souarc
now performed hy the railrond labor
steel buttons; simulated
hoard to tho Interstate commereo com
pockets, embroidered and
mission; repeal of tho Adnmson eight
taHsoled in Navy and
"hour law; prompt enactment hy con
White, together with
gress o fa lnw free from ambiguity
rows of Navy and White
providing fo ra substantial downward
Brnid. Notice the smart,
revision of taxes; prompt enactment
distinctly
longer hell
of a satisfactory tnrlff bill embracing
sleeve.
These
two mod
such rates of duty ns may proporly
els
nt—
safeguard the prosperity of ompjoyor
and employo, nnd that "every element
in our citizenship .should frankly set
Its face against 5 group wjiottyf in
ajrrlculturo/Wslness, labor or transijportatloii.' ^ a t
undo^ltcs
to resist necessary economic adjust
ment in any narrow endeavor to*pro
tect its personal interests at the ex
pense of thqlr pQjpiancty tytternumt
of our notional life.”
mi-
E3z
Freights O ct 27
SPECIALTY SHOP
“WHERE STYLE REIGNS”
being remodeled, but business is going °» fts
HE OBTAINED THE LIVING
B ut such a lifer—it was his theory about
how to get a living w ithout working.
The world owes egch one a living b u t I t
collect it. The best
ip up to pvi
living is to have your
way to get
money where you can get it when you
w ant it—in th e b a n k '
^
The ONLY DECENT LIVING
Is obtained by saving youy money while
you are m aking ft and p u t it in th e bank
where It draws 4 p e r' cent Interest.
LET US TELL YOU
ABOUT IT TODAY
The Peoples Bank
.
o f Sanford
SOUTHEASTERN LINES
ORDERED TO CUT RATES
TO MISSISSIPPI POINTSGAINESVILLE, Oct. 14— Henry H.
McCreary, publisher of the GalncsWASHINGTON, Oct. 13— Railroad
vlllo Dally Nows, and who served con
freight
rates proposed by tho south
tinuously for twenty years In tho
eastern
roads last June to apply be
stato logislnture, died nt his homo hero
tween
points
on the south Atlantic
today from pneumonia. Ho hnd been
coast
apd
tho
Mississippi rivar, wore
in 111 health for the pnst sine months
nnd wns confined to his btd •- largo set nsido by tho Interstate Commerce
part o ftho time. Ho wns sixty years Commission todny nnd new schedules
ordered installed beforu November
old.
Mr. McCreary was born at South 28th.
Tho commission ordered tho roads
port, N. C., Dec. 28, 1801, but enmo to
this state when five years old. Ho to fix tho now rates on a b^sis of
enmo of distinguished nnccstry on |2 for Arst-class freight from Vir
both sides of tho fnmlly. His mother, ginia and Carolina points to Mem
destinations; to
Mrs. Mary Hamilton McCreary, wns phis and grouped
related to tho Hamlltons of Maryland, Wlnonn, Miss., nnd grouped destina
which family gavo a governor to tho tion at $2.10, and to Ne wOrloann and
Rotated rates
stato.
Ills father, WHIInm T. Mc- Vicksburg at $2.18.
Cracry, was a cousin of Senator Mc wero ordered changed to conform.
Tho commission said tho roads
Creary of Kentucky. Tho father, o
carpenter hy trade, wns of a wander should preservo a differential favor
ing spirit and trnvolod around tho ing the southern ports of fourteen
cents under Baltimoro; twentp five
world six times.
Mr. McCreary obtained hls educa cents under Philidnlphia nnd New
tion In the public nchools of this stato, York, and thirty-three cents under
supplemented by night study, and In Boston.
Tho readjustment of tho class rates
ter ho took a course nt tho University
In
tho territory became necessary fol
of Kentucky.
Ho entered tho nowspnpor floldj In lowing decisions of tho Interstate
1881 with tho establishment of the Commerce Commission that wator
Alachua Advocate . at Gnlnesvillo. competition nt certain Mississippi and
From this paper grow the Gnlnesvillo Ohio river pointH was no longer a fac
Pally Sun, which ho published until tor nnd thnt long haul rates could no
1018, when ho sold It to Its present longer be sustained nt lower figures
owner. In 1010, ho begnn publishing thnn short haul rates.
tho Gnlnesvillo Dally Nows.
Ho first went to tho house of repre
Next to tho boll-weevil we fancf
sentatives fn 1804, thence t oserve In tho golf bug 1s tho deadliest of in
tho legislature unbrokenly for twenty sects.—Columbia Record.
years, he having servod a Hccond term
In tho houso bofaro ho went to the
senate for four terms.
Ho loaves a widow nnd two children
Mrs. A. M. Edwards nnd Elmer White
McCreary, both of Gnincsville.
This ad and a dollar will get you (It*
EDITOR M’CREARY DEAD.
CUT IT OUT
PREPARE FOR FINISH
FIGHT IN PACKING AND
* RAIL INDUSTRIES.
I 4. •
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VVi .
SATURDAY, OCTO
BER 15,1921
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.—Employers
and workers in two of tho largest nnd
most vital Industries in tho United AND A TUBE FREE WITH EACp
TIRE PURCHASED
States wero prepared for a finish fight
hero today.
Tho majority of two million rail The tide of public approval is roUI«X
to visible measure
road wkorkors nnd sovonty-fivo thous
and packing houso employes are on
record as favoring a striko and em
ployers iu both Industries nro stand
ing pat.
GET ON
It is now up to the lendors of tho
railrond brotherhaods fad tha Amal
gamated Mw* Cutters' and
Union.
f. P, »IW
For first class Job work—the Herald
16c tha week.
Gallons of Gasoline
99S1M S
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18,1921
This Progressive W ank
recognizes that its progress hinges
on the financial growth of this com
munity.
the hoatess, Mre. Bishop assisted by
Mrs. S. Puleston, served delicious re
freshments.
MRS. B. J. STARLING,
Press Reporter, Pro Teiol
Paragraphs from letters . received
from the State Chairmen of the State
Preservation Historic Spots, Mrs. T.
P. Denham, are;
“Is not our work Daughters of the
American Revolution, to rescue tills
sacred shrine from oblivion and sac
rilege! Hero Alexander Hamilton
fought with us and Benedict Arnold
against us. The fortifications of
oarth thrown up by Cornwallis, still
stand but are fast disappearing, Con
gress CAN stop this with our bill. If
WILL if Americans demand i t
"The second matter is very near our
hearts and regards old Fort Marion.
This historic Fort has been placed on
the list of Forts of no further value
to the United States government,
which arc to be sold or demolished.
"Letters from your mayor, all Civic
clubs, Rotary Clubs, Women's Club,
Chamber of Commerce, or any other
score of influence should be sent to
your senators and congressmen, urg*
ing them to preserve Fort Marion for
n historic spot for our government." .
The Temple Service
Sunday, Oct. 16th
HOLY. CROSS CHURCH.
Church services for the 21st Sun
day after Trinity, 16th October, will
be:
7:30 a. m., Low Celebration; Wo
men's Corporate Communion.
So it’s perfectly natural for it to
0:46 a. m., Sunday School.
be interested in the progress of each
11:00 a. m. Morning Servico.
MORNING
7:30
p.
m.,
Vespers.
citizen.
9:30—The Sunday School,
At the early celebration, will be the
9:80—Sunday Morning Club, Men Only, a t the Star
corporate communion for the women '
Consequently, for our mutual
leatre.
of the church, especially, in Thanks
giving for the 60th year of Jubilee of
l i :00—1" Fearless Scouts for God," Anniversary S e riW
benefit, this bank offers its co-opera
the founding of the woman’s auxiliary j
tion and invites your account.
EVENING
to the board of missions. As Is the
"over and above free will gifts," tho
6:30—Young Peopled Meeting._______________
triennial offering of the "united offer-'
7:30—T he Evening Service. Special Features,
ing" of the woman's auxiliary during
______
Prelude by Balcony Singers,___________
this period has amounted to millions 1
___
Miss Mardre a t the Organ._______
of dollars.
I
Male
Q uartette
All chapters of the B. S. A., are
having now their regular meetings in
Chorus Selections
the B. S. A., rooms, acvrding to their
.Naming of Five Most PleaBant Clerks in Sanford
usual schedule. Mr, Robt. Robinson,'
os Holy Cross B. S. A., delegate, is
SERVICE
PROGRESS
STRENGTH
MRS. J. D. JINKINS ENTERTAINS now In attendance at the annual con
4% INTEREST PAID
vention in Norfolk, Vn.
i
THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY
In honor of her mothor', Mrs. Per
DR. HYMAN’S SUBJECT
ry's 83rd birthday, Mrs. J. D. Jinkins ALL SOULS CHURCH SERVICE.
Tomorrow, tho 22d Sunday after
entertained the Missionary Society of
ion being her 12th birthday anniver the Methodist church. Although it Pentecost, services ns follows;
sary.
Sunday School, 0 n. m.
was raining quite n number braved
The table had ns its centerpiece, the the storm to honor Mrs. Perry, who
Low Mass, 10 a. m.
“WE’VE SAVED A PLACE FOR YOU
wonderful birthday enke topped wflh hns lived n long life of usefulness not
Benediction
after
Mass.
MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, twelve lighted tapers. The place cards only in her own home, but in tho
Sermon after Gospel: "The Coin of
Phone 217-W
were unique and added much to the church and stnte. Sho hns always been tho Tribute." St. Mntt 22-16 21.
merriment of the evcfiing.
a great missionary enthusiast.
Dnily weekday masses nt 7 a. m.
"THE GREATER SANFORI) PLUS,
SOCIAL CALENDAR
After dinner games, contests and
In a unique way Reveral told of
Strangers cordially invited. Sit
dancing wero enjoyed until n late hour. their summer trips which was Intor- tings free.
Snturdny—Tho Children’s Story Hour
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
i The above Is the subject to he tieElizabeth’s guosts wore: Ruth Hen
will he held In the Centrnl Park nt ry, Rebecca Stevens, Camilla Puleston, sporsed with a musical program. The
SERVICES
<livered by Dr. Gcorgo Hyman, pastor
society presented n beautiful bouquet
BAPTIST SERVICES.
6 o'clock.
i of tho Baptist Temple, Sundny night.
Pearl Robson, Georgia Mobley and to Mrs. Perry, who received It grac
Saturday—Tho Girls Friendly will
SUNDAY-,
October
16th
0:30
a.
m.,
Sunday
School.
I The speaker has been a resident of
iously, nftcr which Mrs. Jinkins serv
have a party nt tho Parish House, Frank Chnse.
*
Subject
0:30
a.
m.,
Men’s
class
at
Star
Sanford eight years today. He hns
ed delicious refreshments.
tho Junior Chapter nt 3:00 p. m. and
DOCTRINE O f ATONEMENT
Thcntrc.
ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT
been an oncouragor to every move to
tho Senior chapter nt 4:00 p. m.
11 n. m., Annlvcrsnry sermon on
advancement of the city.
ANNOUNCEMENT LUNCHEON
Monday—Tho Roof Garden Club will Mr. ami Mrs. Bartlett Win. Herndon
Sundny
SchooL__10:00
a.
in.
8th
year
of
Dr.
George
Hyman’s
pnsAt one time he was asked to serve
Entertaining with hor usual charm
Announce the engagement
meet with Miss Viola Booth at her
Church
Service__
11:00
a.
m
tornte.
Subject:
"Fearless
Scouts
ns
secretary of tho Board of Trade
ing and gracious mnnner, Mrs. George
of their daughter
homo nt 7:30 p. m.
for God."
in
connection
with his pastoral work.
DoCottos
wnH
the
hostess
nt
a
lunch
Normn Frances
Mondny—Educational meeting of the
0:30 p. m,, Young People’s meeting * Women's Club Bldg., Oak Avc,
For
three
years
he wns one of tho
eon
Fridny
at
her
homo
on
Mngnolin
Woman’s Guild, Holy Cross Parish,
*
All
Are
Welcome.
led
by
Mr.
Ben
Steele.
Hoard
of
Governors.
When the bind,
avenue,
with
Miss
Norma
Herndon
as
Mr. Hugh Albert Bivins
will meet at the Parish House nt 4
7:16
p.
nt,,
Balcony
singers
led
by
ness
men’s
luncheons
were held he
the
chnrming
honor
guest.
Lieutenant U. S, Air Servico
o’clock.
Mrs.
Virginin
Glenn.
wns
tho
preacher
mombor
of the club.
Tlie
house
wns
artistically
decorat
The
wedding
to
occur
in
December,
Mondny—Pipe Organ Club will meet
7:30 p. m., Evening service. Miss
ed, quantities of pink and w'hito cut
I Today his interest and enthusiasm
• with Mrs, Kent Rossitcr at her
flowers being used about the vnrious Mardre, organist. Mrs. Phillips di
, is greater than ever before. He is pnsC. E. ENTERTAINS FOR MISS
home on Celery avenue.
rooms,
the shaded lights casting a rector of voices. Mule quartette.
tor of tho Baptist Tcmplo with a
GREENE
Monday—Harvest Moon party at tho
Naming
of
five
most
pleasnnt
soft
glow
over
the
scene,
with
beauti
Topic,
"What
Wo
Know
About
membership
of 580, and property vnlhome of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wil The Presbyterian C. E. entertained
ful
effect.
clerks.
Sermon,
"Tho
Greater
Snn
Ood,"
past
and
present.
(Neb.
4:1-14).
ucd
„t
*78,000
He is president of the
liams on Oak nvenue nt 8 o'clock. most delightfully on Fridny evening
Loader,
Miss
Florence
Henry.
The
tnble
wns
beautiful
in
its
ap
ford
Plus."
Tcmplo
Institutions,
Inc., which or
Tuesday—Mrs. Archie Betts will en In the Church Parlors in honor of
pointment,
tho
color
motif,
pink
and
Come
and
welcome.
ganization
owns
tho
Tcmplo
Club for
tertain tho members of the Semi Miss Gladys Greene, whose marriage
SILVER TEA
Young Women, and are making plans
nole Bridge and T. N, T. Sewing to Ernest Mntthews, of Leesburg, will white being fentured. The center
PRESBYTERIAN CHUnCIL
for a club for young men. Ho Is
Club nt her homo on Palmetto ave tnku place soon. The rooms were dec piece was an arrangement of pink virio
and
dainty
white
flowers
in
a
low
sil
A
very
interesting
event
of
Inst
ev
nue, nt 3:30 p. nv
president of tho Board of Trustees
Tho
Inst
two
Sundays
have
boon
orated in green, white and yellow,
Tuesday—Mrs. E. A, Douglass will quantities of daisies ami goldenrod be ver bowl. Silver compotcH filled with record breakers for attendance nt ening wob the Silver Tea given by the for tho Sanford Tomple schools, which
mints were placed nt intervals and sil both Sunday school nnd church. Largo members of tho Epworth League of will open doors November 1st. Just
ontertaln the members of the ing used.
Daughters of Wesley Class, nt her
As cnch guest entered, ho was giv ver candle sticks holding unshnded crowds arc expected Sundny nt all tho Methodist church nt tho church recently ho has been elected a direc
parlors.
home on Snnford Heights nt 7:30 p. en n yellow daisy with which to try bin
tor In a live organization of business
services.
ner
of
tho
tnblo.
At
each
plate
wero
Golden rod nnd yellow daisies were mon in Sanford.
fortune inter. Punch wus served dur
Tho public generally nre invited to
used in charming profusion, in deco
ing tho evening by Misses Mae Holly little baskets from, the handles were the following sorvlccs:
He has n right to Bpoak on "The
rating the rooms, baskets of these Greater Sanford Pius?" Go to thu
BIRTHDAY PARTY
nnd Anna DuBose. A unique feature hung tiny wedding bells nnd to cnch
7:45
n.
m.,
Sunday
School.
were fastened n minuture bouquet of
lovely flowers wero effectively placed Baptist Temple Sunday night.
11 n. m., Preaching.
Wednesday being her eleventh birth- of tho entertainment was n shadow pink roses, these baskets were filled
forming n pretty hack ground for tho
2:30 p. m., Intermediate Christian bright young faces of the hostesses.
tiny anniversary, little Miss Elizabeth play entitled "A Romantic Romance in with salted almonds. The place cards
Knight invited a few of her friends to Five Reels," featuring Miss Greene were hand painted daisies, the names Endeavor,
A very onjoynblo musical program
ns the heroine and Mr. Mntthews ns
help her celebrate the occnsion.
6:30 p. m., Senior Christian En was rendered nnd candy wns sold thrubeing
concealed
in
the
center
of
carlo
Games of all kinds were played dur the hero. The parts were most clev- The bride’s chair was marked with n deavor.
out the evening. Late in tho evening
ing the afternoon, and late in the af orly taken by Miss Sara Warren East- cunning little Kewpie bride, daintily
7:30 n. in., Prenching.
hot chocolate nnd snndwlchcs were
erby
and
Victor
McLnulln.
ternoon dainty refreshments of cho
Mondny, 4 p. m., Meeting of Wo served by membors of the LongUc.
attired
in
pink
and
white
tulle,
hold
Another feature of tho program was
colate ice cream, enke, candy nnd
men's Auxiliary.
The League parties are always de
a
fortune game, where each gucHt ing a miniature airplane wns suspend
cookies were served.
ed
with
pink
nnd
white
tulle
from
tho
lightful
affairs and thla one was par- '
Among the guests who enjoyed thin found his fortune hidden in the pet chandelier, it was white with tiny pink
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
ticularly
so.
pleasant afternoon were; Ruth Hen als of n huge yellow daisy. Next was hearts pierced with arrows, ns the
Services
nt
the
Cnngrcgntionn!
Fresh from Factory
ry, Cnmilln Puleston, Rebecca Stevens an "Automobile Romance" In which guests were seated small white hearts church will ho nt tho usunl hours.
If
the
bravest
are
tho
tendcreat,
tho honorec and Mr. Mntthews were
and Rose LnVerne Hurt.
30x3y2 Nonfluttered from it, these contained the
tho steora that aro carved into res
Snhbath School, 0:45 n. m.
the stars.
announcement
of
tho
engagement
of
Preaching at 11 n. m., and 7:30 p. taurant steaks are darned cownrds.
Skid ............ $12.50
Ice cream and cake wero served by
AMERICAN LEGION ENTERTAINMiss Normn Herndon to Lieut. Albert
the
Hocinl
committee,
including
Mrs.
MENT
For office supplies, stationery, etc.,
Goodyear, Perfection or U.
Christian Endeavor, 0:30 p. m.
Brownlee, Miss Gayle Marshall, Robt. Bivins,
come
to the Herald office.
During the afternoon a very inter-! Mr. Burhnns* subject for tho tiny
U. Not nn unknown brand
All those eligible to become mem Cobb and Paul Dooley.
bers, all those already members of tho
but all standard makes.
Miss Horminn Lehman sang two esting game of bridge was played. The ( will be, morning, “The Unchangeable
Glsssea Designed
Legion nnd the members of the Wom beautiful songs to the great enjoy tally cards wero heart shaped with the Christ." At night, "Tho Devil’s Mns- Eyes Examined
30x3 Noninitials of the bride and groom-ulect quorado."
Henry McLaulin. Jr.
an’s Auxiliary, nre most cordiully in ment of all present,
in
gold
old
English
letters.
Mrs.
Ben
OPT.
D,
vited to attend an entertainment to he
Now comers to tho city nnd trans
After some C. K. songs the party
Skid ........ $10.50
Cnswull making high score was award-1 ients, will find a hearty welcome to
given Thursday evening at 8:30 p. rn, closed with tho C. E. benediction.
ed a pretty piece of lingerie. In cut those services
a t tho Woman's Club House.
Vulcanizing
ting for tho consolntion, Miss May
D. A. R.
\
Thrasher wns the fortunate one and
BIRTHDAY DINNER “ j-%
The Ladies Union of tho Congrega
The first ifflclnl meeting of the wns also given lingerie. Miss Hern
Little Miss Elizabeth Whitncr, tho Snlllo Hnrrison Chapter N. S., I). A. don wns the recipient of n lovely pieco tional church, gnvo an enjoyable Cafe
teria supper nt tho parsonage Inst
bright young daughter of Mr. and It., was held Friday, October 14th, of lingerie.
Mrs. U. F, Whitncr, onturtnined a Mrs. George Ulshnp, hostess.
Miss
Miss Herndon Is n most chnrming night. Notwithstanding tho stormy
OPTOMETRIST
number of her young friends Wednes Brenda de V. Morrison, vice-regent nnd popular girl, and the announce weathor, a goodly company were out OPTICIAN
Graduate Northern Illinois College
1st and Elm Avo. Phone 447-W
day evening at a 0 o’clock dinner nt presided in her usual grncious way.
ment of her approaching marriage nnd n very successful evening was 212 East First St.
Sanford,
Fla
her home on Oak avenue, tho occnsMany important business matters will ho received with much cordial in hnd.
were taken up and settled; among the terest among her host of friends.
most important was, to urge our sen Mrs. DuCoUch wns assisted in enter
ators nnd congressmen to presi rvo Ft. taining by Mrs. George Biahop and
Marion, nt St. Augustine, for a histor Mrs. B. W. Herndon. The honorec,
ic spot for our government.
Miss Herndon, wns lovely in n gown
A most encouraging and interesting of black canton crepe combined with
letter was read from our regent, M.'S, American beauty georgette worn with
W. E. Watson, earnestly asking loyal a chic hat of black trimmed with o h ty and harmony to the chapter, and trlch.
requesting each member to co-operate
The entire afternoon was one of ex
with Mrs. B. J. Starling, organizing ceptional enjoyment for tho guests
president of tho G. A. R. (Children who were: Miss Norma Herndon,
of tho American Revolution). Every Mrs. B. W. Herndon, Miss Marjorie
ROASTED GROUND AND PACKED
dnughtur present signified their will Clay, Mlsu Esther Miller, Miss Mny
ingness by their enthusiasm nr.tl inter Thrasher, Mrs. Ben Caswoll, Miss
est.
Adelaide Higgins, Miss Daphne WlmMrs. Starling reported that she had iblah nnd Mrs. C. R, Kirttoy.
appointed officers and an organizing | This was one of a series of doMght-1
LARGE STOCK
In One Pound Tin Cans
mombetshlp board, and that tho C. A. ful pre-nuptial parties with which
BATTERIES
R.^would be represented by a float, Mias Herndon Is to bo honored.
Armistice Day.
•
*
.
Miss Olive Dinkle, of Longwood,
Mrs. George Chamberlain, of Day
tona, who is state chairman on the Hpent the morning hero shopping.
W E SELL FOR LESS
Conservation and Thrift, and a high
ly valued member of the Sallie Harri Mr, and Mrs. A, A.Rogers, of James
son Chapter, was with ua and express town, N. J., who are spending the win
N ew F illing Station ed her pleasure in the Cl.aptor's ad ter at their winter home at Daytona
Beach, are visiting her* today a i the
vance movement in the C. A. R,
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS
“Foot o f First S t ”
At the conclusion of the business, a guests of their cousin Kent Roistter,
most pleasant social hour was enjoyed at his home on Celory avenue.
T he Seminole County
*****Bank *****
SO C IETY
The Greater Sanford — *?/:
DAILY AT SANFORD
�• S ll > U e A ft
THB SANFORD DAILY HERA1J), SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15,1931
*1
d e d ic a t e d
Grant Memorial,Nearly Completed
FROM THE FOREST TO YOU
Supt, T. W. Lawton wos a visitor to
By eliminating all of tha waste, over half of the labor, all of the 1 "■
“ .profit!
ju
t
____av home—.on recordki_ii
.
*v
middle_____
man’s
and
by delivering
timej direct
from the forest to you
the -school .Thursday,
Scene during
dedication or fhb
litimstlonsl Pence Portal
Vuh erected to commemorate tme
Jmdred years of peace along the
laericsn-Cnnsdlnn border, astride of
rtlcb It stands. The Pacific highway
HMts beneath tho arch.
GENEVA1'•')
m
m
*■"* * * * *
«
■ -v
Mr. and Mrs. Itebinder, of Fort
Mesde was here n few days last
week on business,
•
Mrs. Claude Knulerson and Miss
Clifford Proctor spont last Thursday
in Sanford visiting friends at the
Gables.
Mr. Logan wns In Sanford Friday
on business.
Mrs. Kate Kllbe has been sick. Miss
Clara Harrison tnught school in her
place during her absence.
The Red Cross met last Friday at
the town hntl with a good attendance.
Wade Rflulerson, of Okeechobee, is
here visiting friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Kllbe and Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Flynt, spent Sunday
at Mt. Verd, visiting Mrs. Flynt'a son,
Jack, who is In school there.
Mr. and Mrs. Itar Hart and Mr.
and Mrs, T. W. Prevatt visited Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Kllbe, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Doe Wilson, of Day
tona, and Mr. Roy Pellette, of S t
Louis, took dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred McFnrland, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Butts, of DeLand,
moved into tho Wick's property.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geiger, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ballard, took suupper
with Pauline and Alice Geiger In
Orlando, Sunday.
Mrs. Kllbe nnd Mrs. Goo. Geiger
rilled on Mrs. T. W. Prcvntt and Mrs.
McFarland, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Helmer moved Into
the David property.
The indies of this community met
Tuesday afternoon to sew ,for the
Bazaar.
Mr. and Mrs. Brumley returned to
their homo Sunday in St. Augustine,
Mter spending a few days with Mrs,
Curlett.
Mr. T. W. Prevatt nnd Mr. E. H.
Kllbe are making hay at present
m
ELECTION RULES
AND POLL TAX
AND REGISTRATION.
All those who aro eligible to vote
»nd have never registered in the city
should do so at once. The men who are
not registered nnd all those who exP«ct to sign petitions should register
wfore the 18th of October in order to
•Iftn the petitions officially.
Women d0 not have to pay poll
“x ^cording to a ruling of tho leg>oture that states they pay their
fiwt poll tax in 1022. Thoro have
bwn so many inquiries at the Herald
0 ce that this statement is given
o public at largo in order that all
*. o wish to vote and who wish to
Kn tho petitions can be governed
“ccordingly. por any other Informa‘ °n ,Bel°1 City Clerk Phillips, at the
latcrcd now
- B-In
Ut the
b "ure
city. you aro 171-tp.
NOTICE
' 1 ,ho P” “°n who was seen last
.1®,. re,n°ving spotlight and a rain
lr. ,, °Bether wlth 11 valise containing
of »t,nno° llaperB' from « c«r In front
700 r
Theatr®< return same to
bin w Second “treet and save trou
e* No {lu“»tions will be aslMd.
178«8tp
Anton‘o will vote at once on the
question of issuing
bonds to tha
S nV f ,0 ’°°° ,or
purpoee of
cin«f i
*ntl MtebllshJng a muni
* »Wc light pl.pt,
* n .r,Id W u t Ad tod*,.
A. Y. Fuller returned Thursday
from Gainesville where he attended
the citrus seminar,
Mrs. J. H. Allen was a visitor in
Sanford Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Long, of Ohio,
are located in the Neimeyer cottage
for tho winter.
,Mr. and Mirs. Frank Pounds were
visitors in town Friday,
Mr. Terry, of Columbus, Miss,, ar
rived Thursday and {b stopping with
Jlr,' Walters,
Mr. and Mrs. Frod Lewis nnd little
daughter nrrived Friday to , spend
homo time with Mrs. Lewis* mother,
'Mrs: Geo. Lewis. *
F. J Neimeyer wns transacting bus
iness in Sanford Friday.
*Mrs, H. R. Chapman nr.d little son
is expected to arrivo about tho 16th,
to'irptind several weeks with her parehtk, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel.
Mjrs, Florence Hudson, of Orlando,
was up on Saturday giving her regu
lar* hUilIc lessons after a month’s va
cation.’ j
M n.T. H. ‘Allen and Claude Hinchclip, and Larry Ford, spent tho day
Sunday a t Coronado Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barlow, of
,Qtyn<ta, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George LeVlgne, Sunday
C, C. Hanner, of Orlando, was a
visitor In town Tuesday.
Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Topllff were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Full
er and family Tuesday/
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H o H oa rs Q looful Ologtos F ro m
W oodo on Roadside.
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
f a t Grass Applied In' Nostrils
Oping Air Passages.Right Up.
Depart!
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: 8:40 a.m.
3:20 p. m.
7:10 p. m.
North Bound
Departs
Arrive
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12:06 p .m
No. 84_________ 11:48a.m.
No. 80.......... 8 :05 p. m. 8:25 p. m.
No. 28_____ 10:00 p. m.
Trilby Branch
Arrivo
Departs
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6:00 a.m.
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8:25 p. m.
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7:00 a.m.
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Leesburg Branch
Arrive
Departs
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Oviedo Branch
Arrive
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•Dally, except Sunday.
Registration Books for the City of
Sanford are now open at tho office of .
the City Auditor and Clerk and will b*
opon to and including October 21,
1021* .
L. R, PHILIPS,
,
168-16tc
City Auditor and C^rk.
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DRI^K
Elder Springe Water, its 90 90-ltO
par cent pure. Phosw 81L
Emsley W. Johnson, attorney, was
taking a spin In his car on s country
road southeast of Indianapolis the
-Instant relief—no waiting. "'Your
other evening when, approaching a clogged nostrils opon right u]f; the ait
little town, he saw a large, plump, passages of your head clear and you
Office supplies of all kinds at Tha
leather purse lying between the cna breathe freely. No more hawk
Herald
Printing Co. When yon want
wheel tracks. Mr. Johnson thrilled
ing,.
snuffling,
blowing,
hoadaehe,
anything
in this llna see Tha Herald.
with the ancient pleasure of discov
We have it or can get It
ery. He stopped the cgr.tnd cllmbod dryness, No struggling for i breath
idextng silently who had
n*Kht; your cold or catarrh dioapLOCK OF GRAT MAN'S HAIR out, wontjerlng
dropped the wallet, and how many . pears.
The Floridian will be the name of
Old Watsh Has Lena Held Intereetlng green or yellow crlnky ones were In | Get n small bottle of Ely’s Cream
the
new 220 room hotel which ia to be
It. He looked around as he alighted, ( Balm from your druggist now. Apply
Relic ef the Mighty Emperor
built
at Cocoa in the near future, It
Napeleen,
and saw thnt the roadway was walled 0 Uttlc of this fragrant, antiseptic,
will be operated by Mr. A G. Wcidenon either side with n pigmy forest of healing cream in your nostrils. It pensee and Mr. Perry Alexander, ,i
th
h
A new Napoleon souvenir has just Irflnwml., nnw««l». to ro w w l . ,«A
come to light at Vlaregglo, Italy, new
i _,,
lh' h™<'- ■«««>» «,» w ia™, ,! ,, « .
a fashionable seaside resort not far In as If to close the nigliway.
—Get your Scratch Pads from Tha
Walking
back
to
the
spot
where
the
18wo!lont
™UC0“8 membrane and relief
from Naples, and Its history la Inters
Herald—by the pound—15a.
eating. A short time after her broth purse had been, ihe attorney rubbed comes Instantly.
It’s just fine. Don’t stay stuffeder’s death at Longwood, S t Helena, his eyes. No purse was there j Instead,
Princess Pauline, favorite slater of there was a wide welt In the dust as up with a cold or nasty catarrh.—Adv.
Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Ava.
Napoleon I, sent a souvenir of the If some object hnd been dragged
great warrior and emperor to one of diagonally across tho’rlght-of-way.;Tho
Tho man who knows too tittle
New Era Printery
her latlmite friends, Professor Pacini, same moment n broadside of gleeful
doesn’t
get
to
the
discard
much
G. B assett Sm ith, Prop.
a musician, who wrote the musical giggles burst from the. weed Jungle,
No, money doea not buy happiness,
COMMERCIAL AND
work "Saphojt >. But she sent It In a left nnd right, Mr.. Johnson did not ahead of tho chap <whd Hhtnks ?h4 but it gets an option on it —Syracuse
gold watch carefully pressed between pause. He did not even Bpeak. Ho knows It all,
JOB PRINTING
Herald.
the watch’s outer aihd Inner'covers, ex- smiled slightly ns he clambered Into
plains a writer In the New York Wdrld. Ills automobile. For Mr. Johnson him
Aa the hair was so well hidden from self wns onco n hoy.—Indianapolis
view the princess wrote to the musi Nows.
.
.
.
cian telling him of the treasure that
was Inside.
Changed Father's T sxt
\
The letter, still preserved by his
"We will take ns our text this morn
grmnddaughtsr, Franceses Franchl, ing," announced the absent-minded
born Pacini, Is s long one,, nnd for clergyman, consulting hls memoran
some reason or other the family, like dum, "the sixth and soventb verses
the original recipient of the gift, never of the 31st chupter of I’roverbB."
bothered about the words, "The lock
Never suspecting thnt hls vivac
of my dear brother’s hair Is between ious son and heir hnd found the mem
the two covers of the watch," and only orandum In hls study on the previous
treasured the watch and the letter be night and, knowing thnt hls papa hnd
cause both came from Princess Pau composed a sermon celebrating the
line. Bo, great was Signora Franchl’i Increased severity of dry law enforce
surprise when, on taking the watch to ment, and diabolically changed the
Do you ever wonder how the ancient folks
the watchmaker, she discovered a glos chapter nnd verse nmncrnls tn Indi
sy lock of hair between the two covers. cate a very different text, the absent?ot along: without the comforts and conven
The letter from Pauline was csrsfullj minded clergyman turned to the place
reread and the words telling of the and read aloud these words of Solo
iences of today?
lock of hair now become the most Im
:
portant part of lt,‘ giving proof that mon
"Give
strong drink unta him thnt
Without window-glass, without tooth brushthe hair la a hitherto undiscovered
Is ready to perish, and wlno unto
relic of Napoleon.
5S, without automobiles, without soap, without
Several offers have been made for those that be of heavy hearts.
"Let him drink and forgot hls pn"t
the relic and the letter which explains
telephones, breakfast foods, stoves, and vir
It, but Signors Franchl says she will poverty, nnd remember hla misery no
tually all the items we consider bare necessities
not part with It except the Italian more."—New York Sun.
government buys It for one of the na
3f life.
Never Heard of 8unny Bids Up.
tional museums.__________
Irvin 8. Cobb, on n recent south
CHEAPEST HOLIDAY IN PARIS ern tour stopped for dinner at a tiny
And have you ever wondered a t the part ad
railway restaurant In a Mississippi
vertising has played in the world's develop
Week In French Capital May Bs Passed village.
"Well, uncle, wlmt’s the hlll-ofQuite Agreeably on Sum ef Twen
ment? It has made and is making the world
fore?" he nsked the aged colored mnn
ty-Five Dollars.
better housed, better fed, better dressed. It
who came from the kitchen to look
Do you know thnt It Is possible to sfter him.
has increased the world's capacity for things
"Do bill o’-fnre," anld the old man,
spend a week’* holiday In Paris for
;hat elevate, improve and idealize the import
"am ham, egga, cohn brood anil
U1
• 1 i
. ,i- i •
It sounds Impossible, but.lt can be coffeo."-,
ant business of living. It is a big, vital force in
•rThen I’ll have ham, eggs, corn
done, says a writer in London Titbread end coffeo, uncle," said Mr.
fostering convenient and comfortable life.
Bits
The ffi does not Include traveling Cobb.
The old waiter bowed end shuffled
expenses, for these vary according to
out.
But a moment later he put hls
Home! Can you imagine your own empty of
starting point, route and to on.
head
through the doorway again.
If a modest hotel la choson the
advertised products?
"Boss," he said, "how ye gwlne
charge la about 20 francs a night.
have
dem
eggs—blind
or
lookin’
at
The tourist should adopt the French
habit of having rolls nnd coffee for yeT"—Detroit Free Press.
Advertising is an authentic and essential
breakfast nnd this should cost him
•piss Everywhere.
guide to the markets of the world. Without its
about iJO centimes a day, Luncheon
"How is the patient progressing?"
should he taken at one of tho numer
direction you lose much, and overlook much.
•Doing as well ns could be expected."
ous chpnp restaurants, where It can
"Able to receive visitors yotf"
bg obtained for 0 or 0 francs,
"Come around In nhout three days."
Jt should bo noted that there Is a
~Don’t fail to read the advertisements you find
"Thanks, I certainly will."
small charge for cloth, plates, etc. Two
Overhearing this conversation you
in this publication. Follow their guidance.
francs .la ample for tea and the eve
ning meal should be similar to lunch would naturally suppose that somebody
eon. The correct time for It Is be was recovering from a serious com
tween 6:40 and 8:00. Sundry f»ra* plaint. As a matter of face, dtlsens
should not amount to more than 16 who engage in home hrewlng can’t be
too careful sbput discussing it oq a
francs.
Altogether It should cost 185 francs street corner.*—Birmingham Age-Her
'___________
for food, lodging and sundry farea. ald.
There are about 230 francs In £6, and
Benefits ef Dark Food.
so thsre reiqtln 40 frnpes for sl*^*
A
party
of plcknlcken, after a long,
________
t
his
should
be
sim
seeing and extras'. TI
ple, for many, trf;tbe! uso^t Interesting dusty walk regcjiei^ the parking place
places In Paris,' such as the Bole de where they spread out their luncheon.
Boulogne, ffie tkiulevarils, the wortd- As they were setting the table, one
young woman exclaimed:
fsmcd. plcture gsllerleg
"Ain’t I (lad I brought a chocolate
Dame, that fan be seen for npthlng.
• 5% > - If - ■
a? icake. It doesn’t show dirt,"—MU,
rllfffct and t » company
The eli
lid 175,000 in .int [ ajwuM.wv,
view of r*c*nt deat DeLsni
end of their plant. velopmsnts,
it Loose Angeles,—
proving
Adam
T WPl ?
Nashville
n v A DAILY XXXALS WADY AD.
How Did They Do It?
rHEY WILL PROVE INVALUABLE
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, IM l
die of the week filled with advertising.
So many new Arms are going to Or
lando and starting up in business,
and every one of them are good ad
vertisers. The merchants of Orlando
think nothing of placing page adevrtisements in the two dailies every day
* . J. SO L L Y _____________ Editor of the year. The Reporter-Star had
If. J. LILLARD..~S*cretary-Treaaarer 32 pages Tuesday and 16 pages yes
terday. Friday la market day with
the -Reporter-Star and all the meat
shops and grocery stores take a half
page to quote their prices for Satur
day shoppers. Even a candy store
takes a page advertisement. Some
town, Orlando is.
D tllM n a kk o itr ’fey* Ok'niif
SHIPPERS, PRODUCERS AND EX
ORBITANT FREIGHT RATES
We see no reason for sitting In a
two-by-four cubby hole every day
grinding out copy for thia little rag of
freedom when a ball player can get
over 96,000 for eight days work aside
from his regular salary envelope.
Dispatches say that the railroad
workers will strike on October 80th
unless certain conditions aro met by
the railway officials. It will bo as
good a time as any we suppose if they
are Just compelled to strike and noth
ing eUe will do them,
With Pope convicted of murdor and
Rawlins, the actual slayer of Hick
man, ready to got tho samo dose in
Jacksonville, tho people will hove
greater respect for the courts. There
has been too much evading of tho
laws to suit the people in tho past and
they will demand Bpeedy trials for
murderors in tho future or else----- ?
The Florida Shell Fish Commission
says that mullet are sold by the fish
ermen for two cents n pound, tho
whoiosnlors sell It for five cents and
tf It costs tho ultlmatu consumer any
more thnn fifteen cents it in profi
teering. Well, rather, we should cer
tainly say so after counting up the
difference on our fingers, yes. In the
land of plenty we starve for fish for
tho same reason.
Ono day the government is knock
ing off the soldiers from the army and
tho next day wet get Bomo wonderful
tales about the joys of living in tho
barracks undor Uncte Sam, published
by tho recruiting service—about 9100
worth that they want published free.
We are Just wondering if Uncle Sam
will not either have to open tho army
again or give some other kind of em
ployment to tho many ex-service men
who are said to lie out of employment,
Florida 1h now staging an oil boom
nnd wells arc being sunk along with
the money of tho promoters. We are
glad to sec this. It means that at
least the money that bus been going
to Texas and other states will now be
thrown into home wells nnd nt least
part of it will remain in Florida. Thore
is probably oh much oil in Florida us
there Is in many of the Texas wcIIb
thnt never materialized. Now if some
enterprising gent will discover gold in
Florida thoro will never be any need
for tho Investors to send any of their
money out of the state upon any pre
text whatever.
We note with n grout deal of eclat,
aplomb nnd gusto, that the govern
ment is continuing its tight against
the European com boror. Wo wore
just a little afraid thnt the govern
ment was about to quit fighting the
Europenn corn boror and go to drodging the St. Johns river, but now that
wo havo just Been the agricultural re
port right from Washington, wo nre
assured that no work will bo dona on
tho St. Johns river until tho Europenn
com boror, tho Europenn immigrant
cootio nnd tho Russian louse havo
been exterminated. But then, if Con
gressman Sears can got tho summer
rates to Florida without hurting tho
foolings of tho railroads, why worry
about our rlvor?
Fruit and vegetable shippers and
growers throughout the state should
make It their business to attend the
conference in Orlando October 27,
when shippers will meet with railroad
officiate to discuss a reduction in rates
on Florida frulta and vegetables,
which are exorbitant and a serious
burden on the agricultural Interests of
the state. y
The railroads have agreed with the
shippers to discuss the situation, and
while it is hardly likely they will re
duce rates just to please the growers
and shipper**-If enqu^.grqwer^
shipperataiTT p’retortl^Cl(WaBdvhna
do not quibble in their demand for an
Immediate reduction,'’ tho railroads
will at least be convinced they mean
business.
Railroads like conferences, for they
compile figures and statistics and
dumfounded protesters with barrag
es of figures, but always without ref
erence to watered stock. Tho ship
pers and growers, however, know that
present rates arc unreasonable, and
this fact should bo hold above every
thing else.
It is up to the shippers nnd grow
ers to emphnBizo the railrond offic
ials with their determination, nnd if
the railroads fail to heed, they need
not expect sympathy when tho reac
tion turns to other means of transpor
tation—nnd there will be reaction, tho
ruiironds can be assured of this.—
Jacksonville Metropolis.
DAD" HAS GONE.
How I havo thought and) dreaded
during tho long weeks of his contin
uous suffering tho timo whon I would
havo to sit down and try to pen a few
lines of remembrance to him and now
I prny to God that hq will give mo tho
power to do him Justice and muke mo
to take his place nnd be the mnn ho
would have mo to bo.
Few boys loarn to know their fath
er ns I know "my Dad," few of thorn
are kept by his side as long as God
granted I should stay by tho side of
mine. Whon n more child I decided
his work should bo mlno nnd wo have
been Bide by side ever sincce. We
hnvo differed timo nnd again, some
times I won tho nigument but In tho
majority of cases tho oldor brnlh won,
hut whichever won the other always
saw reason to tho other’s argument.
Slnco entering into business for
myself "Dad" has always been my
ndviBor. Many an article I havo penn
ed, when in n temper, that has been
submitted to him for his O. K.,<only
to receive the blue pencil in its entire
ty with a little note at the bottom,
"When mail, think to yourBelf, keep
your mouth shut, nnd if you must
write, don’t ever print it until tho
noxt day." Oh, how many times, has
he given me counsol, advised on finan
cial matters, nnd shown me tho right
way from tho wrong in the school
of journalism.
Now ho is gone.
Tho people of
Alachua county hnve lost one of their
best nnd truebt friends nnd our fam
ily hns lost ono of the most dovotod
nnd truest "DndB" God over granted
a family should have. As I think of
him I think whnt ho would hnvo me
do nnd I promiso that I will forever
be tho friend of the people an a whole
ns ho was and will carry on their
work ns ho did.—Elmer McCreary in
Gninosvlilo News.
PRICES MUST EQUALIZE,
Orlando is Homo town. Wo’ol say
Tho only thing that can and unem
she is. Tho Sentinel and tho Repor ployment is employment. Tho only
ter-Star think nothing of coming out thing that can provldo employment
-with from 24 to 32 pages In tho mid Is widespread buying by tho public.
The unemployment conference knows
this. It is obvious. Soon wo shall have
"drives" to stimulate buying. But
thnt can only be n temporary stimu
GRADE
COFFEE
lant.
DRINK GRADE A COFFEE, A
A blind man can soo why buying Is
SANFORD PRODUCT
stagnant.
Tho bureau of labor statistics says
that
wholesale prices are above 1018
FRESH
prices In these percentages t House
furnishing* 180, building material*
98, cloths and ctothtng 79, fuel and
if b r y b.
lighting 82, metals and metal pro
ducts 20, food 62 farm product* 18.
How can tho farmer getting only
eighteen per cent, more for hie crops
than he got In 1918 buy, for in
stance, house furnishings wholesaled
WELAKA BLOCK
et 180 per cent, higher than in 1918 T
Pfceoee 497-494
There will bo no general buying
movement tol furnish employment*
Deane Turner
until all price# leek the tim e level in
comperieon with pre-wer price*. That
will neceeeltate equal lowering of
coat* in alt induatrie*. Will it comet
Yea, the only queation la how aoont
The moat important alngle factor
la railroad rates. Give the farmer the
naving on a lower tranaportatlon
charge you have taken a long step
forward, for we do not believe every
thing will come to the present level
of farm products, but it a level be
tween that and the present peak.—
Leesburg Commercial. ’
STATE CALLED LAND OF
FISH BY OFFICIALS.
TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 16.—With
660 species of flsh In her waten and
8,000 miles of territory In which they
m« yswim, Florida should ba known
as the "Land of Fish’’ instead of flow
ers, according to the ahell flsh com
mission, which states that few realise
the Importance of thia great indust
ry and the real value of ita conserva
tion. The commission sayss
“History says the first man to use
an umbrella waa openly mobbed on
the streets. This reminds the writer
of the unpopularity of the present
laws for th eprotectlon of flah and
ahellAsh in Florida when enacted eight
’yepra ago. Strange to say, the en
forcement idea is as poppular now,
as an umbrella on a July day, With
the flroshmon, tho flsh dealers and
their friends along the vast coast line
of tho state. Every citizen of Florida
is n point owner of this gigantic
money-making industry, the law hav
ing declared ownership in the peoplo
and fo rtheir exclusive use. It there
fore follows that every co-partner In
this industry j should co-operate in
every way possible for tho conserva
tion of it for the present as well os
future generations.
"Florida is tnklng first rank now
ns n cannor of sen foods. Great shrimp
canning factories are
operated nt
Fornnndinn and Apalachicola, whilo
tho latter lends in oyster canneries.
At Marco and Cnxnmbns the clam is
processed In such manner as to pro
vide a delicious canned food. Now
tho Maryland crab meat packers arc
locating at Jacksonville and Tltusvillo
to pack the meat of tho blue crab
which abound so plentifully in our
waters.
"Large companies havo been form
ed for tho extensive cultivation of
oystors and planting Is being carried
on at these privately owned oyster
farms on n large scale and tho shell
flsh department planted thousands iof
bnrrols of live oysters on tho publlfe
reefs of th4 state this year whjch
will bo of suitable growth to market
during the present oyster season,
which began October 1.
"Hoed mullet are appearing in mar
ket now nnd soon vast Schools of th^m
will be running on the Const of Flori
da. No flsh Is more popular than the
mullet, us it In generally known ns
tho 'poor man’s flsh.’ Tho fishermen
get from two to three cents per
pound and the wholesale denier fri>m
five to six cents and if a retailor sells
to exceed fifteen cents hu is simply
profiteering. Fish nnd oysters are
splendid inexpensive substitutes for
expensive meats nnd every housewife
should remember this Important fact.”
FLORIDA, THE QUEEN
Of nil tho forty-eight BtatcH In this
grent nation,
There nre many that have a wide rep
utation,
Rut tho greatest of the great,
Is that grand old state, called Florida.
For Florida’s the queen.
When In the far-off Northern states
The sunshine steals away,
And the winter winds begin to blow,
and the sky gets bleak and gray
All the tourists pack their duds in tho
good old flivvor,
And head for tho land beyond tho
Suwance river.
The reuson for this is plainly seen,
For Florida's tho queen.
And here they find a sunny clime,
And scones that aro most sublime.
Trees of orange and lemon ami lime.
Hunting and fishing grounds on every
hand,
And far-stretching timber lands.
Ask any of the tourists nnd they'll
tell you too,
That Florida’s a great state through
and through,
Thnt Florida’s the queen.
—William Starr.
WHICH WILL BE STAGED BY THE
LOCAL POST OF THE AMER
ICAN LEGION.
how have you prepared to weather them?
Remembering what ait established
bank account can mean to you in safe
ty, security and necessary accommoda
tion when uncertain periods come, it
ought not to be necessary to urge you to
establish such relations.
However, we take this occasion now
to solicit your permanent bank account—
your deposits and your co-operation here.
Tho following business concerns,
fraternities and Clubs, of Sanford
have liberally subscribed their names
in agreement to enter a decorated
float or automobile to represent their
respective lines of business. Names
will be added from time to time and
from the floats already listed it will
be a parade of magnitude never be
fore witnessed in thecity:
American Legion.
Sanford Paint A Wall Paper Co.
Woman’s Club, Welfare Dept.
Sanford, Mattress Works.
D. C. Marlowe.
Hopkins Shoo Shop,
A. J. Loss ing, (6).
C. A. Matthews.
Ball Hardware Company.
BUiLDER
Lloyd Shoe Store.
West Side Grocery.
F. P. ForitaV' President
Bryan-Wheeler Motor Co.
Wight Tire Co.
B .F . Whitner, Cashier
B. A 0. Motor Co. (2 floats).
Sanford Cycle Co.
Haynes A Ratliff.
City of Sanford.
Mobley’s Drug Store.
Routh Bros,, Bakery.
Cates’ Crate Co.
Coca-Cola Co.
Woodruff A Watson.
Haight A Welland.
Cates Grocery Co.
Deano Turner.
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
Newberry’s Drug Store.
fessional and Business Man in
Carter Lumber Co.
T. J. Miller A Son.
Sanford in This Column
Union Pharmacy.
Sanford Shoo A Clothing Co.
Hanson’s Shoo Ropair Shop.
CONTRACTORS
LAWYERS
Roberts Grocery Co.
Bnumel’s Specialty Shop.
S. O. Shinholser
Kaffold-Honlg Co.
George A. DeCottes
F. P. Rines.
A ttom ey-at-Law
C ontractor and Builder
A. Knnnor,
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
FLORIDA
F. Schwartz.
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Choro-Cola Co. —
Brown's Market.
Sanford C onstructs Co.
BATTERIES
Caldwell Furniture Co., Inc.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDKR8
L. C. Lconnrdy Moat Market.
Planes and Specifications Cheerfully
u n o too*
Water’s Candy Kitchen.
Furnished
Battery Troubles to Us
Surprise Shoe Store.
All
Work
Guaranteed
W» HpmUUm m I mMmI W.rk u t om itn
Banders Emporium.
H. T. PACE
P. O. Box III
. in
MrrlM.. „
Seminole Market.
W1 ALSO HATS OOKTSTKST KXCHAHlOi
r o a OTSBHATUHO TODS OAS
Rivera’ Bros. (2 floata).
Puro Food Markot.
Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors
Kent Vulcanizing Co.
Sketchca and Estimates Free} a*
Company
bonding too Urge and none too small.
Miller’s Bakory (4 floats).
Phona 189
L. A. Henaud, Prop. ---- -ALL WORK GUARANTEED---Star Theatre.
Cle-Trac Tractor.
Shorey
Gllton A IV}*.
HARTFORD BATTERY Pine Wilson
and
Garland
Bte.,
Orlando; Fla.
John T. Brady.
“Battery Insurance1’
Perkins A Britt (2 floats).
PURE WATER
R, C, Maxwoll.
Sold and Serviced by
Ed. Higgins, Inc.
Edw. H iggins, Inc.
Hof-Mac Battery Co. (2 floats).
Elder Springs Water
Sanford Stenm Laundry.
99.98% PURE
H aight & Wieland
Wight Grocery Co.
Phone 3I1-W
Sanford. K
Womnn’s Club.
Mrs. J. M. Dresner.
GARAGES
Knights of Columbus.
LORD’S PURITY
Sanford Farmers’ Exchango.
Smith Bros. Garage
WATER
L. P. Me Culler.
E xpert Repairing
The Yawell Co.
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES
American Fruit Growers.
Dally Berries
Phone
/ Oak and First
Sanford Furniture Co.
Hill Hardware do.
REAL ESTATE
C. W. Stokes.
SANFORD NOVELTY
Blnckshcar Mfg. Co.
The Herald Printing Co.
WORKS
Any ono wolcomo to enter n float
Real E state and Insurance
or decorated enr, Suitnhio ensh prizes
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Phone 9S
will bo nwnrded by tho Firt National
Bank, Seminole County Bank and Peo
General Shop and Mill
ples’ Bank of Sanford,
Geo. W. K night
Work
Anyone wishing to enter cal) Lloyd’s
Real E state and Insurance
Shoe Store.
168-tf.
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
SANFORD
FLORIDA
617 Commercial Btrsst Sanfsrd, Flo.
MOVING PICTURES
OF HUNTING AND
..Em ployment Bureau..
FISHING SCENE.
TRANSFER
The vocational committee of the DuelThe Men’s Club of the Congrega neaa and Professional Women's Club
tional church have arranged wHtt’.tho requests nlL'young women desiring “WE DELIVER THE GOODS”
publishers of tho Field and Stream to employment to register at the Firat Quick Service Transfer
exhibit tholh splendid hunting and National Bank.
Storage Facilities
ishln gmotion pictures on tho night of
AGNES O. BERNER, Chairman
If we pleaae yon, tell others; If no*
October 27th, nt tho Princess theatre.
tell us. Phona 498
Watch for the big ad. and program WILSON VULCANIZ
soon to bo published.
tf-p.
HOTELS
&
ING WORKS
O. 0. WILSON, Own.r
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
REASONABLE PRICES
W lfkt I r .th .r * O u u . Building
Hotel Montezuma
“Sanford's New Hotel”
91-60 Up Per Day
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
Before buying your
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
Subscribers to tho Daily Herald
ahoutd ask for a receipt .when thecarrier boys collect from you. It in
the only protection you have in caan
the carrier changes or there hnppcnfn
to be a mistake In the account. Each
carrier boy la supplied with receipt
books, and la commanded to glvn a,
receipt by tha Herald. See that you
get your receipt at the end of each
week if you are paying that way.
168-Stp.
When Seasons of Uncertainty
Come
General Machine end Boiler Works
Automobile Flywheel Steel Geer
bends in stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
Sanford Steam Laundry
Come in and look over
our line
y.
FOR SERVICE
Call 146-J A
RAWLINGy Prop.
- - Acteylene Welding •
OF ALL KINDS
Sanford Welding Co.
Located la Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave.
ELECTRICAL
Contractor!
�THE 8AN F0BD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1921
ujfle HWP•,,*a*,
Heath**' ,
Ratters in Brief
Partonal items
if Interest
In and
About
%
The City S
Summary of tba
Floating Snail
Talk* Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
•IDE WEAHI®
*
Kor Florida:
Unsetlted
l weather tonight and Sunday; ,
probably showers.
t
* *
*____________
Jacksonville was represented here
-yesterday by B. »■ Fender,
"Hof.Mnc" the 'huy’-word for bet.
t o batteries for less money. 178-fltp
C M. Miller, of Boston, was In the
«;ty yesterday transacting business.
We shot the old bulb to the
lowest depths yesterday and
again we say it did not seem
so cool but the rain was prob
ably responsible for
the
chnnge In tho atmosphere, It
was glorious rnln and if It
will come, once a week or so
for some time it will be the
grentest thing that has ever
happened in Florida. The or
ange groves needed it and the
vegetable gardens need it and
the Sanford lawns needed it
for we can’t afford to use city
water. Wo are feeling better,
yes.
5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 15
Maximum .................. .... 75
Minimum ....................
Range ........................ .... 71
Barometer ................ ....30.07
...Rain ........................... .... 2.02
N. W,, rnln.
Circle No. 5 of the M. E. Church
-Hi haw a cooked food sale Saturday
at Jones’ Cash Grocery.
178-4te
------- nliH.
D \V. Murray, of Rockaway, N. J.,
•was attending to business hero yos*
a
ierday.
#
*
a
Why punish your bnttery with your *
a
•generator out of order. See Hof-Mac #
a
Battery Co ''Foot of First Street.”
*
173-Qtp #
A* km* 4
#
*
E, A. Morrison, of Savannah, Ga., is a . a * # # # a a # a
making his headquarters at the MonYstordny wns Fnrmer’s Day.
tciuma, while in the city atcndhV to
. -------Business.
Tho only wny wo knew It wns on
Brookfield Sausage, Liver pudding account of tho banks closing.
*•
_ _
and beef brains at J. H. Tlllis’ Pure
rood Market.
174-2tc
Strango to say, the slacker novor
likes the lime-light.
Soon the unemployment conference
may be railed upon to tnk© up tho
Mnny people from other cities were
problem of idle hall players.
here Inst night to attend the Dinner
Dance at the Valdez hotel.
Brookfield Sausage, Liver pudding
and beef brains at J. H. Tillis’ Puro
B. A. Hownrd arrived in the city
Food Market.
174-2tc todny from Pnhokce nnd will spend
tho week-end with home folks.
When December and May experi
ment in matrimony, there is usually
Tho foothnll tenm from Gninesville
an early fall.
arrived in tho city Inst night, nnd are
tho guests of the Lincoln House.
Have your watches and jewelry re
quired at McLnulin's. Two first class
Air. nnd Mrs. G. C. Hart have sold
witch makers. Prompt service.
their homo on Snnford Heights and
140-tfc have rented a cottage on Tenth street
for tho present.
Sometimes the difference between a
pessimist and an optimist is a fresh
Ira D. Martin.left todny for Maine
ihave.
where he will attend to business and
spend ten days visiting his old home
The Ladles of the Episcopal Church town and his mnny friends in that
'will hold their Bazaar and Supper, state.
December 1st and 2nd in tho Parish
Rouse.
.
171-tfc
Business is good in every line nnd
the prospects for a big winter sea
You can fool somo of tho pjoplp all son looks better every day. Got in
the time, but they don’t include your tho game by advertising nnd bringing
wife’s relntives.
t
in more people.
“EXIDE" BATTERIES, the tflnnt
There can bo no Riich thing ns uni
*that lives in a box. We can now furversal ponce so long as a mnn goes
^ h six Volt Batteries at 524.50. We about tho house dropping ashes nil
buy, sell, exchange, recharge and re
over tho rugs.—Tulsn Tribune.
pair all makes Batteries,—Ray Broth•ere. Phone 548.
150-tfc
The German ltelchstn.T hns tecelved
10,000
petitions. Another proof tho
In tbiM lnnd of opportunity, tho
autocratic
form of government has
humblest can work their way up to
pnssed.
the twelve-cylinder caste.
TAKEN UP—Ono red Jersey sow and CLYDE LINE EXCURSIONISTS
TAKE IN SANFORD BY AUTO
live pigs. Owner enn get same by call
ing and paying dnmages nnd feed. W.
The last of the summer excursion
Culp, east aide, Celery Ave., San- trips of the Clyde Line Steamship
f°«l. Fin.
174-2tc. Company was mnde this week nnd on
Wednesday the trippers visited Snn
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Neel, of Okee- ford on tho St. Johns river trip nnd
chols-e City, will visit In Sanford to- were taken to Orlando and other
day nnd we are hoping that Harry will points and then back to DcLnnd Land
>e able to remain nwhllo with tho ing where they caught the boat. They
Herald Printing Co., after his six wero all well pleased with all thoy
weeks vacation on tho Okoechobco saw of this pnri of the state nnd one
News, lie
making the trip In his of them who had un “nlligntor voice”
lUr "t,(l fears are ontrtained that ho persisted in singing songs nbout Flor
and the enr nre in the Everglades ida. Among tho excursionists wore:
•nuck, somewhere
E. A. Morrison, Georgia j D. W. Mur
,,
,
—
./ - •• ray, Rocknwny, N. Y.; C. M. Miller,
‘ r,<- A. L Mowcn nnd children, of Boston; It. B. Fender, Jacksonville; J.
“gerstown, Md., hnvo arrived In the J, Cruise, Now York; Mr. and Mrs.
*,ly l" be the guests of their parents, Albert W. Grnw, Collingwood, N. Y.;
:, " ml Mrfl- G. Bnssott Smith. Mr. W. II. Morgan, Camden’, N. J.; H. C.
•ow.cn wh# is nn expert uuto me- Beck, New York; Misno Nnknno, N,
‘ i-uiK will arrive Inter In his car arid Y.; Miss Josephine Dreseher, Jackson
' "ill either locate hero or in New ville; Miss Madeline BnndnII, New
oniyrna.
York; Joseph Bouguon, New York.
FREE INSTRUCTION
IN SEVERAL TRADES
ARE TO BE GIVEN
A Velour
The night vocational school to start
hero soon will open with clntfses for
the Instruction of carpenters, machin
ists and tho allied trade*.
The interest that tradesmen all over
tho country have taken In similar
vocational classes has been highly
satisfactory. Last year over sixty
cIabscb were hold In Florida and me
chanics claim that much benefit was
derived from them. It is predicted
that many Sanford men wjll enroll.
Only men 10 years of ng* and older
and who nre at work in the above
trades will be permitted to attend.
The Instruction is free.
Tho following courses nre to be
given first: Blueprint Reading and
Mechanical Drawing. Thjs course will
bo open to machinists, mechanics in
the A. C. L. Shops, sheet metal work
ers and anyone who Is working at a
trade in which it is an advantago to
know to read and mako machine draw
ings and sketches.
Blueprint Reading and Architectur
al Drawing. This course fa for carpen
ters, masons, plumbers and thoso in
trades where it is desirable to know
how to rend blueprints of house construction nnd make drawings nnd
sketches of same,
Helpers nnd apprentices will bo ndmitted to nil classes. Men interested
should watch the Herald for announcemcnts of places and dates of
meetings.
There nre sixty million men in this country and there nre only five doz
en of these hats.
It’s one hot in a million both territorially and truthfully speaking.
It’s a new shape—a new value standard.
Come, don't turn this down without at least a look, for when they are
gone your only chance of getting one will be in a check room—BY MIS
TAKE.
A NEW SHIPMENT OP SNAPPY PALL CAPS
&£ smflf r///ir /s
Sanford, F la .
MRS. O. L. TAYLOR JOINS
QUALITY SHOP FORCES.
Tom Moore
Tho many frlondH of Mrs. O. L.
Taylor, for mnny years a resident of
Snnford, but who has been living in
Indianapolis and other points in tho
north for some time, will bo glad to
learn that she will again become a
resident of this city and has decided YOUR SATISFACTION
to join forces with tho Quality Shop.
IS MY SUCCESS
Mrs. Tnylor hns mnde a study of the
millinery nnd ready to wear busi Office Opp, I1. 0.
Rhone 192
ness in some of the largest cities in
the middle west and expects to mnko To See Better See Moore
it her profession. Tho Quality Shop
will put out tho “Taylor Made" hats
from this timo forward, and they will
Daily Fashion Hint
be the very latest things in tho mil
liner’s art. Tho Taylor mado hats
will bo a specialty with this well
known establishment and they will
add mnny other new features in keep
ing with the mnrch of timo. Read thoir
advertisement in this issue of tho
Herald. •
OptometristOptician
GAINESVILLE HERE
TO PLAY SANFORD TODAY.
92 flfl
Competition.
IN VOILE AND SATIN
An attractive model is this for a
check voile. The collar, belt and
stitched bands nt the lower edges of
the side panels are of satin. For the
vest organdy or satin may be employed.
The insertion and edging used on the
collar and short sleeves nre dyed to
match the color of the voile. Medium
size requires 4H yards jfi-inch voile,
with 1 yard of 40-Inch satin,
yards
insertion nnd jJJ yards edging.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 9288.
Sizes, 34 to 48 incites bust. Price, 33
cents.
A young man from Hinmy Italy was
testifying In tbe Cross cmmly (Arkan
sas) elren 11 court In a case In which
be wns plaintiff, nnd, trim to bis rare,
was very excited and talking iih fust
ns Ills knowledge of the English lan
guage would permit.
Looking down at the stenographer,
lie noticed for the Hist time tluil Ills
testimony was lining reduced to w ilt
ing (the reporter wns trying Ills host
In keep up), mid thereupon began In
lull; foster I Inin ever, unlit ilnally lie
burst forth nt Hot reporter:
•’l
wrl'-H so ins’ ; I um 'tn keep
up \.*.th you."
EDITORS ARE LUCKY. YES.
A member of Circle 3, of the Meth
odist church, invited the editor to thu
Harvest Moon Party to be given at
tho homo of T. W. Williams on Mon
day night. In the invitation was a
cuto little poem that wns written by
Goorgo Ado, the humorist, solemnly ono of tho Indies nnd it in good enough
announces he tries to so live that at to reproduce and give the ladles some
least eight men will consent to bo his extra advertising nnd wo regret that
pall hearers.
tho Water Trnffic Loaguo will take un
to Leesburg that night and we will not
bo able to "see tho show." Tho poem
followa:
“I wish I wore an editor,
I really do, indeed.
It neemB to me that editors
Get everything they need.
They get the biggest and the best
Of everything that grows.
They get in free to circuses
And ot|ier kinds of shows.
There nre only 260,000 unemployed
in Germany, Benin reports state.
Why, wo hnvo more than 250,000 of
fice-holders in this country1
“WHAT OUGHT I TO READ?” I
IS DR. WALKER’S SUBJECT AT 7:30 P. M.
AT THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH
Corner Fifth «tro«t and FarWAvantis
Follow the Crowd
EVERYBODY INVITED
We Have Calls Every Day for
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
List Yours With
Connelly Real Estate Co,
No charge for renting same for you
C L A SS IF IE D A D S
Classified advertisements, 5 eanta a line. No ad taken for leas than
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask
must accompany ail orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
cordingly.
______________
FOR RENT—Furnished roms, $15 nnd
$18 n month. Over 10 cent store.
FOR SALE—Roso No. 4 seed, Irish
175-3tc
potatoes, per buBhcl $2.00.—L. A.
Brumley.
131-tfc
WANTED
FOR SALE—8-rooni house with all WANTED—Position by experienced
Modern convenience, excellent re
Indy stenographer. * Will go out of
pair. Privnto water works, in desir town if deBired. Address M, enro of
able location. Reasonable terms. Ap Box 272, City,______________171-5tp
ply to Owner, 510 W. First Streot.
110-tfc WANTED—Customers for fresh milk,
morning nnd evening deliveries,—R.
FOlt SALE—A pair of young, black
L. Gnrrison. Phone 3711. 100-St-Tu
maro mules, nt u bargain. Phone
100.
152-tfc WANTED—Second hnnd buggy with
or without top. Address P. O. Box
SPECIAL LUMBER PRICES: Com240.
172-titc.
plcta building schedules on requesj.
Saves you 1-3 of cost.
Book of WANTED—Position ns cook, either in
House plans $1.50. Money refunded if
private family or boarding house.
not satisfactory, or if we soil you lum Would like to livo on premises. Ad
ber. Send list for estimntc.—Gulf dress Boh Mnek, Cannn.
175-ltp
Lumber Co., Perry, Fin,
10-1-lm WANTED TO RENT—Second hnnd
baby carriage. Apply, 301 Palmetto
FORD TRUCK for sale.—West Side
l76-3tp
Grocery.
104-tfc ave.
FOR SALE—Overland four touring
—BRIGHT BOY TO
car in fine condition. A bargain.
LEARN PRINTInquire at Ball Ilurdwuro Co. 171-Gtp ING TRADE. ONE THAT'S NOT
HEMSTITCHING nnd Plcoting at AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK.
tachment; worka on all sowing ma APPLY AT TIIE HERALD PRINTchines. Price $2. Check 10c extra. ING COMPANY.
tf
Lights Mail Order House, Box 127,
Birmingham, Ain.
173-Otp
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
FOR SALE—Gootl, sound work mule
Subscribers to tho Dally Herald
with harness nnd wagon. Wit sell
mule separately if desired.—Oita Kelz should ask for a receipt whon tho
Route A, Sanford, Flu,
173-5tp carrier boyB collect from you. It is
FOR SALE—1920 Dort; $250 worth tho only protection you have In case
new parts nnd repairs, just put in. the enrrier changes or there happens
Actually valued nt $850.00; will sell to be a mistnko in tha account. Each
for $475.00; $175.00 cash. One year carrier boy 1s supplied with receipt
to pay balance.—Jnck Hardy, Snow's hooks, nnd is commanded to give a
Barber Shop,
17-l-2tp receipt by tho Herald. Soo that you
FOR SALE—House nnd lot, also 3 get your receipt nt th i end of each
vacant lots. See B. F, Whitner, ut wook if you are paying that way.
158-atp.
First Nntionul Bank.
174-fltc
Pest cards—locnl views—lc each nt
A Long Island woman was robbed
Herald—by tho pound—15c.
of $100 the othor day—and she was
carrying it In her stocking, too- Thus
FOR RENT
old ideas of safety pass.
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms.
Apply 1004 Elm Ave.
152-tfc
Sell It with a Herald Want Ad.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, 710 Pak Ave
nue.
170-0 tp'
Vo h R riN T ^T C nT O d float room!
npply 411 Park Ave,
171-Gtp
FOR RENT—Suburban home. Safi
• ______
308-J.
lQ7tf<!
FOll REOT—Furnished room . with
private bath. 014 Myrtle. 170-tfe Get An Abstract Before
FOR RENT—Front bed room, and
Buying Property
light housekeeping rooms, 206 Park
iWv
V1j/ ,■ f|». . #i." • • ■'.V*
Ave._________________
178-fltp
OOOD LOCATION lor a meat market.
Apply to 300 First street. 174-tfc E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres.
FOR SALE
Gnincsvillo high school hoys are
hero in full Bower todny, having ar
rived IrtHt night, nnd thoy are ready
to make the greutest attempt of their
young careers to drag the Snnford
boy’s football pennant in tho mud of
Rose Court field todny. Tho game
will start at 3:50 today, and Hhouhl be
a very interesting one, ns the teams
uro said to be very evenly matched, al
though the Gnincsvillo boys hnvo hnd
more practice than Sanford on ac
count of tho school opening earlier
than Sanford.
The account of the
game will bo given in Monday's Daily
Herald.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16th
one man
If there’s -a face on the barroom
floor now, It is probably down there
sniffing at tho suds of yesteryear.
Now old King Coal calls for his
bowl in order to measure out a dol
lar’s worth.
Po*t cards—jocpi views—lc each at
the Herald office.
WANTED
SEMINOLE
ABSTRACT CO.
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IN TOE HEART OP TOE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 174
SANFORD, .FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1621
TITUSVILLE BRIDGE QUESTION
AND OSCEOLA ROADWAY
HAVE BEEN SETTLED AT LAST
I
County Commissioners
of Three C ounties F in
ally Agree on B r id g e
American Students on a Famous Roof in Italy
REDUCTIONS
IN FREIGHT
INCUMBENT
'
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE
CHARLESTON TERMINAL CO.
MAINLY FERTILIZER MATERIAL.
Upon a Reduction ip
W ages is Proposed
For Executive^
(By Tfct i r n t U M Tr*m)
CHARLESTON,
Oct. 14.—Fire
men continued to play streams of
water on the smoking ruins of twothirds of Charleston Terminal Co.’s
Columbia street docks today, having
kept up work einco early pesterday
afternoon. The loan .malply ,in fe r
together
^
tilizer materials stored in tho ware
house, is estimated to bo more than
The Seminole County . Board of one million dollars.
County Commissioners was Invited to
meet w ith the County Commissioners
3 Volusia county and Brevard county Confederate Reunion
Ttiurmlflv at DeLand regarding the
Will Be at Lakeland
TO BE SUBMITTED
em N cT H U R SD ’Y
•ssa sr e st"
BY
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
OF
.
(Br Th* AitocUUd rnu)
CHICAGO, 111., Oct. 14.—Wart*n
S.‘ Stone, grand chief brotherhood
This group of American students
locomotlvo engineer, today re q u e ^ d
architectural wpnders.
n conference with tho railroad execu
tives in session here on h*half of six
bl* rallrond unions, .which have votod
Imperial Wizard
to strike. Officers of sixteen rall
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TALLAHASSEE, Oct. .14.—Tho anToo 111 to Talk B e
rond unions wont in session shortly
rpjol ptato reunion y t the Florida Dcw»d and on other m a«^a.
fore
the
Committee
beforo noon at one hotel, while more
vlsion United Cpn’fcderato Veternns
the meeting wps f qto®1
than
qno hundred railroad presidents
be hold at Lakeland, November
one and matere f t *
Hearing of Ku.Klux Klnn Investiga
met
at
another. The railroad presi
16 to 17, according {o on announce
mint for ninny yeara were reau
tion
is
Postponed.
dents
notified
Mr. 3tone by telethon#
and brought to light with the under ment by Majqjr Gcncipl Newton A.
that
his
jotter
W'»uld be considered at
standing that Volusia and Brevard Blltch, who issued a cnill fox the meet
COMMISSIONERS TO URGE THE
(B r TO * 4 m m U U 4 I » » )
tljat
meeting.
When the road execu
SHOULD HE PLEAD GUILTY TO
were now willing to do their part. Sov- ing yesterday.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Colooel
AMENDMENT OF BBCH-CUMtives
,inct
It
,la
understood
th<y would
MURDER AT JACK
ertl months ago Seminole county
Sinunons, Imporl&l'"vizard of the K,u
MINS ACT.
SONVILLE
voto
to
asic
tho
Unitvd
States
Tmhor
.greed to give $500 toward the bridge
Klux .Klfn v'W prevented by illness
Board
for
further
wage
reductions,
and this will hnvc to be met now that
today
from
npRcarJnjr
l}$fore
the
ATLANTA, Oct. 14.—That the premising to Rons nil future cuts
(Hr Tlw AitocUUd T n p )
the hoards of Volusia and Brevard are
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 14.—Seven house committee /o r exmplnatinn ,by stoto railroad commissioners of the
along to the public In lower freight
„ady to act. ft})* bridge Is one of
tentative Jurors for the trial of Frank members as tp activities of the or United tfintea through their nation
the most important In the link oi neWi
Rawlins charged with murder in the der.
al association of railway and utilities and pnaqertger rates.
The railrpfid crisis was rendured
roads thnt are being built in the north
Sinunons
collapsed
yesterday
at
the
first degree ns the result of the kill
commissioners, now meeting here in
more
ncite this jnorning when the
eastern end of Seminole county and
ing of Hickman, wore in the bov when elope of ^iye hours statement and Ipt- nnnunl convention, present to con
Labor
oBard handed down n decision
means the cutting off of many miles
the examination of veniremen was re cr wns placed in cbfirgo of a physician gress nn organized demand for speedy
providing
for restoration rt pieco
to the cross state travel trem
SINN FEIN AND MEMBERS OF sumed today. It is rumored about the who ordered hifn tp Lcfl.
amendment of the Each-Cummins net
mte and Qrlnndo to Tituavillo and
The
hearing
wns
n^ourned
until
work.
*The
railroad presidents ,W®ro
BRITISH CABINET CON
court house that counsel for Rawlins
in such a manner ns to preserve bopoints south on the Po*t copst.
Col.
Simmons
is
able
to
nppoar.
jubilant
while
the union leaders /c a r
VENED TODAY
mny offer a change of ptoa nnd he
ypnd dispute the right of the Btatcs
ed
the
effect
,on
their men, more than
Upon the return of the comml*«lpnplend guilty to murder In the second
to rejpilato transportation charges
sixty
por
cent
of
vvh mi hnvo already
( 8 r TZ* A»*»cUU4 I m i )
Its, Chairman L. A. Bruiploy ®nd 0.
degree. It Is understood such a plea Legioners Resolve
within their borders, was recommendLONDON, Oct. 14.—/The conforcnco would be acceptable to the state.
P. Swope called a meeting of citizens
v;oted to strike rotlter than accept a
qd to the association by its committee
Nation Insincere in
together in the Firat National Bank pf Sinn Fein leaders and member* of
.further wage reduettun or rules which
stoto and federal legislation, mndo
yesterday morning to explain about tho British cabinet convened at 11 NINE HOBOES TAKEN
oppoaod.
Honoring its Dead on
public todny. Tho commlttco on liti they
•The
railroad executives are expect
the attitude of the countlea.pf Vqluaia o'clock this morning in tho Prime Min.
OFF A. C. L. AT PALATKA.
gation in n Hopnrnio report had cited
and Urevnrd and Seminal®- F. P. p r stor, Lloyd Goorgo’s official residence
Fort Pierce I’pst Is Qulic Bitter in Its an nrray of decisions hy tho inter ed to conclude their discussion in ono
ater wns made chairman of the Meet with a view to reaching an agreement
day, taking swift action on the wago
Condemnation
PALATKA, Oct. 14.—Local polico,
state commerce commission, ("com and rate reductions. Initiative In
ing and It. W. Pcarman, secretary, A* to tho basis of the settlement of railroad special ngents nnd sheriff's
and Commissioner Swope explained the Irish question. <They adjourned ut deputies arrested nine men aboard n
FORT PIERCE, Oct. 14.—A resolu pletely dcstroplng" tho right of tho asking reductions will be takon by in
states to regulate state rates, nnd hnd dividual rends according to thoso at
the object of the meeting and gnve n 1:30 this afternoon until 3:30 Monday
southbound freight train of the At tion questioning the "sincerity nnd recommended a contlnunncc of resist
brief account of the finnnees of tho afternoon.
tending the meeting. None of tho
lantic Connt Line when it arrived here npproprinteness" of the Armistice day ance in tho courts rgnlnst such ex brotherhood chiefs would deny or con
county in rcgnrd to tho road and
program
to
be
carried
out
at
Wash
Inst night. Three men mndo thqlr es
firm reports thnt October 30th wns
bridge fund nnd outlined a plan where
ington, Nov. 11, in honor of the coun tension of fedora’ authority.
South
Florida
Press
cape,
In Its report tho legislative com tentatively decided upon to begin
by the bridge could bo built and the
try’s
unknown
dead,
has
been
adopted
The unauthorized presence of the
mittee asserted that members of both calling out employes. Progress waB
Assn. Meeting Today
rond to Osceoln could bo built at once
men
aboard the train wnn discovered by the local post of the American Le branches nf congress Including the tempornrly halted in tho Brotherhood
if the money could be rnised by pri
At Lakeland north of here nnd loonl officials were gion. The resolution calls on legion
vate subscription to supplement what
posts throughout the country, former nuthors of the no.*, "hnve repentcdly discussion pending the reply of execu
notified. Six of the men arrested wore service men nnd "the public nt large, declared it was not. the intention of tives to the Brotherhood’s request for
the mad and bridge fund now con
LAKELAND, Oct. 14.—Everything
armed with revolvers.
tained.
to voice similar sentiments. The mn- conga s to deprive (ho states nf any a conference. Meanwhile remaining
is set for the semi-annual mooting of
It was decided to ask tho Chamber tho South Florida Press Association,j
tion has not kept faith with those of their prerogatives,” and yet the re groups, including maintenance of
of Commerce to tnko charge of tb® to bo held in Lakeland; the rcgulnr
whom it seeks to honor," tho resolu port says the net hns been constructed Way, signal men, Clarks, firemen and
campaign for subscriptions nnd the meeting place, todny and tomorrow.
by tho Interstate commerce commis oilers and other railroad unions mot
tion says.
business men of every part of tho The Elks' hotel will be headquartors.
The text of the resolution follows: sion nnd by tho lower kdoml courts to discuss the situation. Nono would
county as well as citizens generally The president, Miss Gail Binkley, of
"Whereas, according to Associated In such n manner ns to "destroy state ntimute what their action might be.
will be nsked to subscribe somethin* Bartow, will be presiding officer.
PrcBB dispatches of October 4, pi,ins regulation.”
for this fund of which only $1,500 1b An Interesting program has been
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.—A proposal to
for the solemn ceremonies of Armis
"At least a dozen stoto legislatures"
needed to take core of thin work that arranged, by which p;ost of the edi
meet
all future reductions in tho wagtice day, when the nntion will pay its the report continued, "have passed
will mean so much to every part of tors in this section of tjio stnto will
highest honors to its unknown dend of resolutions demanding thnt congress cb of railroud employes with corres
the eountjA The Chamber of Com have n qhancc to tell tho others how n THECHARGE OF DRUNKENNESS tho great war are being mndo by the amend the Each-Cummins net so ns ponding decreases in railroad freight
AGAINST MAYOR NOT
merce at the meeting of the fopard pfc newspaper should b® run.
war department providing for the par to preserve to the states the regula rates is to be presented to tho Associa
SUSTAINED
governors today at noon took up thia
tion of Railway Executives nt its
ticipation in an ostentatious parade of tion of their Internal affairs.”
An informal supper with an im
matter and the campaign will be promptu program is set for Friday
the president, members of his cabinet
If the Interstate commerce com meoting here today, it was announced
(By Tb* A**ocUt*d Pr.«»)
started at once.
nnd other governmental officials; mission’s Interpretation of tho EBch- ust night.
eypplqg at 0 'o’c|ock pt the Kljts’ grill.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 13.—The
The meeting yesterday cleared up
The proposition is to be submitted
be it,
Cummlns act Is upheld, tho report
ense
against Mayor Noel A. Mitchell, therefore,
the threatening skies of discontent TRIPLETT AND THORNDIKE
"Resolved, That Stephen N. Glad said, then tho act "hns placed control by n special committee of railroad of
charging he wna drunk October 5 nnd win, Post No. 40, American Legion, of
nnd arguments thnt have beon rife for
ficials which Inat week conferred with
IN BEAUTY CONTEST WITH
0, wbh thrown out of court this morn Fort Pierce, Fla., though highly re exclusively In tht hands of a single government officials nt Washington,
some time regarding tho building of
LEE AND RUBE AI.LYN. ing whon Municipal Judge Spear de
overworked bureau In Washington."
the Osceoln rond nnd the bri(lgo pnd
specting the hallowed memory of those
it wns stated.
clared no warrnnt had been issued nnd \vho gave their lives In the service of
other matters nnd tho county commis
This unnouncumont was mndo by a
(By Tb* AwocUWd P r» u )
therefore nothing wna before tho
sioners and the Chamber of Commerco
railroud official horo for tho confer
LAKELAND, Oct. 14.—Tho South court. Spear anid an effort to have their country, questions th® sincerity
will work hand in hand for tho better Florida Press Association mot horo
and appropriateness of such nn nffecence. Ho Btatcd that the committee
ment of the wholo county nnd will put todny for two dny’s session. Ono fen- n trial of tho mayor wnB n trick and tntious display nt n time when tho
had prepared a report embodying tho*
over the many improvements needed turo of tho meeting will be a debate ho would not permit hlniHclf to be used nntion has not yet kept faith with
plan.
as n cut’s paw to further political
in every part of the county.
Thu proposition to pass all of tho
on personnl bonuty between S. J. Trip schemes. Police had summoned the those whom it seeks thus to honor,
when
mnny
thousands
of
disabled
nre
future
decreases in operation costa,
lett nnd W. L. Thorndykc on ono Hido mayor to court thinking that what de
not
yet
adequately
provided
for,
when
along
to
tho public, it was statod, waai
Jax Food Costs
and Rube Allen nnd W. L. Leo on the veloped to bo only a complaint was n
1(00,00 nbln bodied former service men
in lino witli tho policy of tho rail
warrant.
other.
on Down Grade,
nru ilonlod omploymont by which they CABINEl’ MEMBERS, SENATORS roads to make freight rate reductions
mny support themselves and those de AND REPRESENTATIVES ARE and at the same time allow tho rail
U. S. Report Shows WOMAN’S BODY FOUND
COL. HOUSE CALLS ON
AMONG THE MOURNERS
pendent on them, nnd when all are
roads to operate nt a profit. Freight
IN BATHROOM;GAS ON.
WILSON; HAVE BEEN MAD. denied adjusted compensation, while
“ * soo long
rato reductions are impossible
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—’Tho cost
(Br Tb* AitocUUd Pt«u)
other Interests arc provided for on a
as
operating
costs
remain
unchanged,
of food is still on the downgrade at
(By
Th*
AitocUUd
Pr»»«)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Repre
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 14.—Tho
profuso scale; and be It further,
Jacksonville. During'the month end
this
official
assorted.
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
14.—Colonel
body of Mis* Grace Ramsey, ngo 80,
"Resolved, Thnt we call upon all sentatives of every department of the
Tho railroads emerged from tho war
ing September 15, there was a de
Edward M. House, who, so far na
government nnd diplomatic corps
of
St.
Mary,
Penn.,
wa
sfound
dead
In
Amorican
Legion
posts
and
all
formsr
fncing
a huge deficit, ho asserted. Tlio
crease of one-tenth of ono per cent In
tho bathroom of her homo yestordny, known, have not aeon former Presi service men everywhere to convey to guthored today to pay tribute to tho
the retail coHt of food In Jacksonville,
6
pur
.cent
profit provided for by t£e
dent Wilson since tho reported devel
memory of tho late Senator Philander
according to a federal report. During with tho cracks of a door stuffed with opment of differences botwcon them the president nnd to congress nnd to C. Knox at sorvlcoa in St. Johna’ transportation act failed to bring apy
the year period from September 15, a blanket, nnd tho gna jot wido open. during pace negotiations at Paris, the public at largo, expressions of Episcopal church. Cabinet mombera, material relief because of the decrease
1920, to September 20, 1021, there wna Sho had been dead npparontly a nco more than two yew j ago, called at sentiment similar to those heroin em senators and representatives and oti* in business and had the railroad Ia^Qr
Saturday. No motive has been assign
a decrease of 22 por cent.
his residence >ore yesterday pnd left bodied.”
ora proipinopt in political and profes board not authorized a reduction ,oi
ed
for tho deed.
As cmppnrqd \vlth tho average cost
sipnal life among those in attendance. wages effective July 1, many railroads
Tho body will bo shipped for burial his card for former President and JEWS OF TAMPA URGE
in the year 1018, the retail coat of
Would.have been bankrupt before tba
LEASER ARMAMRNT8. The funeral will bo hold at the late end of the year, he aald.
food in Jncksonvlllo on Sop^phtber 15, to St. Mary, where the parents reside. MVs. Wilson.
senator’s homo at Valloy Forgo, Pa.,
1921, showed an increase of 40 per Miss nmsey had beon living horo about
Railroad executives, according to
Saturday and will bo attended by
FRENCH
NAME
DELEGATES
(Br
XX*
A
m
m
U
M
Wnn)
cent.
three inqntfa.
_____
the
official, have realised the dos.ln$Vice-President
Copljdge,
Secretary
of
TAMPA, Oct. 14.—Momhors of lo
ltity
of n reduction in freight ratjia
(By Tb* AiiooUUd I tmi)
foreign
relation*
committee,
Sepatyrs
cal Jewish synagogues in observing
DINNER DANCE TONIGHT
CHURCH FINISHING
PARIS, Oot.T4.—Tho cabinet yes Yom Klpur yesterday, Dasuqd resolp- Ponrosc and Senator Undqrwood. pf because of the decrease in the priqea
SCHOOL MISTAKE
terday officially completed tho French tions calling upon President Harding Alabama, representing tile equate.
of other commodities.
T|ie dinner d # ® ft*
, •I1RYAN
delegation to tho >VaaI>ln«tqn confer•*'* •* »v« TELLS
«*«•/« f* • SYNOD.
Executives of the conductors, engi
tol tonight promUoe to bo W® vl the onco on limitation of armaments and and tho /VpaericfU ffwtfwrs of tlve
neers
and firemen’* brotherhoda mat
SUNDAY
SCJlOOjL
FINNIC
MIAMI, Oct. 14.—"The church la real social cvcntB of tho season. Many Far Epatem question*, Formor Pre impending limitation conference to
behind
closed doors ■gain yesterday {n
HAS-BEEN
POSTPONED
tobies b*ve .been preserved by out-of mier yWipni will bo s^ond to Premier use every effort
scuro world wl^o
a
continuation
of conferences to <$*town popple.
Rrinqd, W?nator Ato** $*rr*ut and aaaent to a pollcyy of leaser arma
termino
what
aetjon
shall bo token *p
Tfte
Method1
®
*
Sunday
Sqbool
pic
taken In
M.’Jussorand, French ambassador to ments, this action
nic that was to have been pulled off the membership veto favoring «
One
may
"fancy
that
the
K.
K.
K.
!•
common
with
Jewish
gongregatiopa
Jenninga Bryan declared last night In
the United States completing the de.Ustrike.
ton\°rrew. has been postponed.
none
too
atrong
d
a
y
l
i
g
h
t
saving.
throughout the country to^ay.
an address before the flr*t *pnod of
'RnU°.n*
—Toledo Blado.
thu I’rcsby^ej^u cjwnfe of Florida.
to 1.1, ,r. wfttotoii ,«.«r,u.totout »I tk.
SECOND DEGREE
FOR RAWWNS
WOULD RESULT
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STATES LOSE
CONTROL OF
CONFERENCE ~
AT LONDON
ADJOURNED
MITCHELL CASE
THROWN OUT AT
ST. PETERSBURG
PAY TRIBUTE
TO SEN. KNOX
AT CAPITAL
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18,1921
CONSTRUCTION IN FLORIDA
SHOWS REMARKABLE GAINS
ALL OVER THE GREAT STATIC
(Oontlntwd from !>•«• On.)
first nine months of 1021 lacked only
$2,000 of being $1,000,000 greater than
for the same poriod last year while
tho aggregate for all of 1020 was only
$2,004,302 and for 1010, $1,202,684.
The largest single project authorized
BEBE DANIELS in
last month was a grammar school, to
cost $74,000. Commenting on the
building situation in Tampa, the city
building commissioner declared that
construction activities woro "booming"
and that In all probability thoy would
A picture interesting in its entirety and
continue indefinitely.
very different from the regular photoplay
Cost estimates on permits during
September In tho Trlplo Cities, Day
tona, Daytona Beach and Seabreeze,
wero $180,100. Daytona Beach led the
Tomorrow and Saturday—Sir James M.
three corporations with permits ag
Barrie’s Celebrated Story Sentimental
gregating $133,056. The September
total for tho city of Daytona Was $34,
Tommy”; “The Book Agent’ a Sun
005, and for Scabrcczo $13,000.
shine Comedy and Fox News
When you wonder at the distinction that marks
The largest Binglo project-was thnt
undertaken by J. W. Camac of Day
Manhattan Shirts remember that they are
tona Beach, who is building a $76,000
three story structure. On the ground
the worthy product of the finest shirt making
floor will be an automobile sales and
service garage. Within the ell will
organization in the world today.
be two stores. A modem hotel of 50
rooms will compose the two upper
floors of this building. Permits for
And that an unconditional guarantee of satisfactory service is
the Triple Cities during the first nine
months of the year were in excess of
as much a part of your purchase as is the shirt itself.
$1,430,000.
Said the fellow who did not like to work
Orlando's total for September was
and he really thought the world should
only $83,327, as against $113,010 for
pay him without working
*
September, 1020, but tho slight de
crease cannot be taken as an indica
HE OBTAINED THE LIVING
tion of a falling off in construction
for the year. The 1021 nine months
But such a life—It was his theory about
total is $1,387,050 as against $1,368,
how to get a living without working.
545 for tho samo poriod last year.
The world owes each one a living but it
Several largo projects are in prospect
is up to every one to collect it. The beat
for tho last threo months of this year,
way to get the best living Is to have your
one of them a hotel to cost $1,000,000.
money where you can get it when you
A temporary permit for this structure
want it—in the bank
^
^
.
already has been taken out but has
The ONLY DECENT LIVING
not been Included in tho total permits
actually issued, tho builders awnltlng
la obtained by saving your money while
tho receipt of tho first shipments of
you aro making it and put it in the bank
steel for its construction boforo ob
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
taining tho formal permit. Tho total
of permits Issued during nil of 1020
LET US TELL YOU
wns $1,841,712 nnd In 1010, $033,307.
.
ABOUT IT TODAY
The largest singlo project authorized
In September wob an npnrtmcnt house
to cost $10,000.
Lnkclnnd’s
September
permits
amounted to $70,105 nnd tho total for
tho first nine months of tho year wns
$870,055. Prospects for a boom in
o f S a n fo r d
construction tho last three months of
a moment, thnt twelvo mon with guns the year aro bright, ono of the pro
and twenty dogs, could go Into Polk jects Including tho buildings for
county to hunt out of season and tho Southern Collcgo, which will cost sovpatches; corn harvested, and most oi
WEATHER AND CROP
party not bo Investigated by the of ernl hundred thousand dollars.
tho peanut crop gathered. Velvet
ficers of tho law, nnd under such cir
Permits Issued In DoLnnd during
boniiB nro about matured. Citron are
cumstances that any lnw that enmo September aggregated upproximntoly Condition* In Florida for tho Week being shipped In small quantities, and
Ending
October
11,
1921.
to tholr notice thnt wns being violat $50,000 nnd there Is every Indication
Tomporaturo:—Tcmpornturo nver- grnpcfrolt verp generally from tho
ed, would bo overlooked by tho offi that building during tho last threo
ngod
below tho seasonal over all di south, although rain delayed tho work
cers? I do not think so; not John months of tho year will bo more brisk
visions,
except tho oxtromo southern of picking In tho Miami section. Or
Lognn nnd his deputies, for thoy aro than heretofore. It Ib estimated that
section.
Light froBt occurred In the anges will bo smaller thnn usual, ow
chnncc
crosB
the
trail
of?
Tho
fact
The writer ia today in receipt of n
not thnt kind of offlcors. In conclus- construction this year nlrcndy hns
Interior
of
extremo northern portions ing to dry weather. Truck la back
Is,
some
of
tho
dogs
wore
running
marked copy of the Tampa Tribuno of
In,' would sny thnt tho
pnrty wns amounted to approximately $2,050,000.
ward, although modornto supplies arr
doer
on
thnt
dny,
ns
seen
by
citizens
on
tho
0th.
October 10, 1021, presumably sent by
Bhown every courtesy nnd respect by Tho largest single project authorized
nvnilablc.
Ranges woro Improved
of
this
county.
Thnt
being
truo,
I
Precipitation:—Heavy
to
excess
one II. P. Walker, of Auburndalo,
tho offlcors of this county, nnd I bo- in September wns a $30,000 brick ga
whero
showers
occurred.
would
like
to
ask,
woro
tho
people
rains
fell
during
tho
week
on
tho
enst
Fla., ono of a party of twclvo mon
llovo Mr. Walker will benr mo out In rage..
citizens
of
Seminole
county,
tho
const
from
about
St.
Lucie
county
to
St.
Augustine's
permits
in
Septem
and twenty dogs, who had invaded the
this statement, nnd must admit thoy
Tho St. Petersburg- Times says.coniines of Somlnolo county on n pro- Game Protective Association say wore violating tho lnw for which thoy ber involved almost double the amount Monroo, but most of tho rest of tho
"You
can win the favor of some wo
nothing
of
tho
officers
of
tho
lnw,
of
thoso
issued
tho
Haine
month
last
peninsula
I
b
still
drp,
nnd
tho
need
of
toiiso of bear hunting; coming ns they
wero brought before tho courts, plead
year, last month’s figure being $30,835 mosturo is urgent. Tho following men by praising tholr bnbics. To wir.
did, nil the way from I’ollc and other who nro trying ho hard to protect nnd guilty nnd fined.
ns against $15,080 a year ngo. Tho weekly totals, In Inches nnd tenths, others yo umust prniso their poodlesnvo whnt littlo gnmo thoro Is loft,
counties, to do so.
C. M. HAND,
dogs." But dogged if wo try to win
total for the first nine months of this
However, the writer being a sub treated with duo consideration by tho
Sheriff Seminole County, Floridn. yonr wns $180,105 as against $90,405 wero reported: Miami, 0.0, nn excess tho favor of tho others!
of 3.5; Fort Lnudordnlo, 8.7; Davie,
scriber of the Tampa Tribuno, and a pnrtles who wore hunting out of Hen
the first nine months of 1020 while 8.8; Hypoluxo, 5.8, nnd Fort Myers,
close reader of its columns, had read son, notwithstanding thoy did not
POISONED BIRD DORS.
Buy it with n Herald Want Ad.
the totnl for all of 1020 was only 3.0 inches. Key West recorded a to
the article before and was touched shoot n gun thnt wo know of, but did
$110,085,
nnd
for
1010,
$85,780.
Tho
tnl of 1.0 Inches. No rain fell during
with a feeling of sorrow for Mr. violato tho statute law by carrying
MIAMI, Oct. 12.—Guy F. Sinclair,
Walker In hin exhibition of Ignor repenting rifles without first having local renlty denier, hns ofTorcd a re- largest single project authorized in tho week over much of tho north, nnd Eyes Exnmlned
Glasses Designedance in his statement of a dead law obtained permits, nnd for this viola wnrd of $200 for tho detection of tho September was a residence to cost dry weather persisted west of the
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
$5,500. It is expected thnt permits is Apalnchlcola river.
resurrected in order to frnmo up. Tho tion, seven of them were arrested nnd person or persons who fed poisoned
. OPT. D.
Condition of Crops:—Tho soil wns
fact Is thnt a law on tho statuto books brought before tho court nnd fined by food to his two bird dogs Inst week. sued tho InHt three months of tho yenr
will exceed in value thoso issued the Improved locally In tho contrnl divis
Is never dead until repealed, and I tho county judge, who wns not invited Both dogn died .bringing tho numbor
first
nine months ns tho Florida Fast ion nnd generally In tho south, nnd
have never henrd of this Inw being re to Polk county to hunt with a prom- of cnnlno deaths In tho Hlghlnnd
Coast
Railroad Compnny is to eifcct
pealed Tbo fact of the mnttcr Is, iso of should ho como with n repeat Park section tho last two weeks to an office building nt a cost of $250, oat planting wns resumed, Duck and
Mr. Walker and bis pnrty of twclvo ing rlflo, without hnving first obtain seven. Nenrly all tho dogs poisoned 000 and St. Johns county expects to seed beds improved, citrus refreshed,
men nnd twenty dogs, enmo from ing a permit, ns Mr. Wnlker stated in wero flno nnlmnlB, well cared for by authorize tho construction of nn $350, nnd enno on low lauds made some
growth. But tho drought Is still se
Polk nnd other counties to hunt, out his nrtlclo In tho Tribuno. I again tholr ownors nnd highly prized.
000 bridge ncross Mantnnzas liny.
vere in much of tho north-contrnl,
nHk
Mr.
Walker
with
all
duo
respect,
of hunting season, of course, ns ho
O PTO M ETIU ST
' Permits issued in September in north, nnd west portions. Tho cotton OPTICIA N
docs
ho
think
tho
citizens
of
Semi
says. They might not have had any
Graduate
Northern
Illinois College
A mnn said yestordny thnt his idea Snnford involved nn expenditure al
Intention of killing anything other nole couney wero being trented right, of being badly mlsmntcd would bo to most seven times ns grent ns those crop hns been gathered, cxcopt local 212 East First St.
Sanford, FIs.
than n benr, nnd I do not chnrgo thnt when ho, with others, came from other mnrry n woman who couldn’t cook Issued the same month last yenr, the
they would, for I take them all to be counties out of hunting senHon to anything but liver.
figure this yenr being $28,500 as
gentlemen nnd good sports, but who is turn loose n bunch of dogs, nnd men
ngnlnst $4,200 in September, 1020.
It thnt can control twelvo men with with guns, on n protenso of benr hunt
The
total for the yenr, to dnte also
Thero Is n fortuno wnlting for tho
twenty dogs In tho woods nt one tlmo, ing, knowing thnt tho dogs, nt least, mnn who will Invent n pill to get ac showed a grent Incrense, permits Is
and keep thorn from disturbing othor woro bound to disturb other gnmo, tion from a sluggish fllvvor.
sued the first nine months of 1021 to
game, snvo n benr that thoy might by which thoy did do.? Docb he think for
talling $250,85.1 ns ngnlnst $91,015 far
the same period in 1920. The total for
all 1020 wns only $1.10,095.
Construction in Palntka nlso is
forging nhcad, permits for September
aggregating $28,500. Tho record for
the samo month last yonr Is missing
but the totnl for tho first nino months
of tho current yenr wns $205,000 as
against about $40,000 for tho same
period in 1020. Tho totnl for all 1020
was approximately $71,000 and for
1010, $21,000. Tho largest single pro
ROASTED, GROUND AND PACKED
ject authorized last month wns a resi
dence to cost $12,600. Building hero
this year has boon steadily on tho In
crease and thore is overy indication
that tho pace wll bo continued during
the next few months.
In One Pound Tin Cans
Gainesville’s record for September
was almost double that for tho same
month Inst yonr. Permits last month
totalled $25,405 ns compared with
$14,130 last year. Tho total for the
yoar to October 1, was $801,006 as
against $135,870 for tho same period
last yenr and $181,500 for all of 1920.
A frat house for Delta Rhe to cost
AT 8:30
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS
$15,000 was the Urgent project launch
ed last month.
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T H E S T A R T O -D A Y
“ TWO WEEKS WITH PAY”
MANHATTAN
‘• Distinction
The W orld O w es
M e a Living
Sanford Shoe and
Clothing Co.
The Peoples Bank
SHERIFF HAND REPLIES
TO AUBURNDALE SQUAWKERS
SAYS WERE HUNTING HERE
TO- NI GHT
GRADE
COFFEE
WRESTLING AND ATHLETIC STUNTS
A SURPRISE FOR YOU
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921
Orlando Ball Team
Up in the Air About
the Coming Season
resstve
recognizes that its progress hinges
on the financial growth of this com
munity.
So it’s perfectly natural for it to
be interested in the progress of each
citizen.
Consequently, for our mutual
benefit, this bank offers its co-opera
tion and invites your account.
The Seminole County
__Bank__
STRENGTH
PROGRESS
4% INTEREST PAID
SO CIETY
MRS. FRED DAIGBR. Society Editor,
Phone 217-W
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FRIDAY—The Epworth League of
tho MothodlBt church will give a
Silver Ten nt tho homo of Mrs.
Claude Ilomdon, on Magnolia nvo*
nuo, at 8 o’clock.
Fridny.—Sallie Harrison Chapter N.
S., D. A. It., will hold its first
meoting of tho ensuing year nt tho
homo of Mrs, George D. Bishop, on
Park avenue, at 4 o'clock.
Fridny—Mrs. George DeCottcs will
entertain nt luncheon at 1:30 p. m.
in compliment to Miss Norma Hern
don.
Fridny.—The Christian Endeavor of
the Prcsbyterinn church will enter
tain at the church parlors nt eight
p. m. in compliment to Miss Gladys
Green, whoBo marriage to Ernost
Matthews takes placo October 20th.
Friday—Mother’s Club will hold their
regular meeting nt the Parish House
at 3:30 p. m.
Saturday—Tho Children’s Story Hour
will he held In the Central Park at
6 o'clock.
Saturday—Tho Girls Friendly will
hnvo a party nt the Purish House,
the Junior Chapter at 3:00 p. m. ami
tho Senior chapter at 4:00 p, m.
Monday—The Roof Garden Club will
meet with Miss Violu Booth nt her
home nt 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. W. A. Fitts, now of Jefferson
Court, Orlando, with u party of
friends, spent the day here calliag
on friends today.
Roy Symes, of Winter Park, spent
the day here yesterday mingling with
hiB friends nnd attending to business.
W. H. Crozler, representing tho
Roosch Paper Co., of Tumpu, wns in
the city yesterday calling on his local
customers.
Miss Adulaidu Higgins left Wednes
day for her home in Sanford after a
pleasant visit in tho city, the guest of
Miss Myrtle Mcltau.—Lakeland notes
in Tampa Tribune.
SERVICE
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
REPORTS ON AUTO CAMP
REGULATION OF SAME.
wns in charge of tho depot restaurant,
who moved to Jacksonville, but has
Copies of tho report of n special
now bought a business of his own in
ccmmitteo
appointed at tho conven
Orlando, and is moving there.
tion c t h o Florida Stute Commercial
T. J. Miller hns been cniled to Jack Secretaries' Association hold nt St.
sonville on nccount of tho illness of his Augustine Juno 6-7, to dtaft uniform
rules and regulations for tho opera
son, Dr. Oliver J. Miller.
tion of automobile camp sites In tho
Mrs. J. N. Whltner Is visiting for n various communities of tho urate of
while with her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Florida, hnvo been recolved In Jack
sonville by tho chnmber of commerce
Hutchison.
and will probably bo referred to a
Mrs. J. II. McMillan, of Chnrlotte, special committee of tho Jackksonvilla
N. C., sister of Dr. J. N. Robson, who Automobile Club which Is now en
is visiting in Orlando for this month, deavoring to secure a suitable loca
spent the dny here yesterday. On No tion of the Jacksonville camp.
vember 1st Mrs. McMillnn and daugh
With th building of tho half-mile
ter Mrs. Alston, will come to Sanford raco track nt the stnto fair grounds,
to spend the winter.
the former tourist automobile enmp
known as "Dixieland Camp,”
was
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain, wiped out. Tho city commission wns
formerly of this city, but now of Dny- asked to assist in securing a now lo
tonu Bench, nrc spending the day cation, but later the matter was re
here as tho guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. ferred to the special committee of the
It. R. Dens. Mrs. Chamberlain com .auto club, of which John E. Gilbert,
ing over to attend the meeting of the is chairman. Tho committee hns not
D. A. R.
yet made Its report.
Rules prepared by the secretaries’
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Jones nrc receiv nssoclntion meeting call for the regis
ing congrntulntlona upon the arrival tration of nil pnrtics and their cars
of a son nt their home on Magnolia upon arrivul nt camp, each being giv
nvenue, this morning.
en a two weeks’ permit, which may
be renewed. Snnitnry regulations
FATHER AND SON BANQUET
would be those prescribed by the state
The Men's Club is putting on n board of health. There would he tele
“Father and Son" Banquet in the Pnr- phone service in the custodian's house
ish House on Thursduy night, October gns for cooking when available, elec
27th. It is intended that all B. S. A. tricity for lighting, public comfort
boys and young men will bring their stntions, water, showers or bnth.
fathers, and nil the men of the Men’s
Other regulations would be for all
Club and the Tuesday Night Men's camp grounds to be surveyed and lots
Chapter B. S. A. are to bring their to be Inid out with an available space
sons. Lacking this requisite, they for each party not to exceed 26x60
must "borrow” some boy for that oc feet in nren; no repair work other
casion. In other words, admission is thnn minor repnlrs would be nl'owcd
by couples, a father nnd son.
in camp; that camp grounds remain
open all hours, day and night; that
wherever possible the grounds ho
| beautified by planting trees nnd flow
ers; thnt too many facilities mbordoring on luxury should not be installed
, in tho camp grounds .competing with
hotels, resturants, etc., that no trav
eling motor salesman be allowed to
use tho comp os headquarters; that
only bona fide tourists bo allowed the
privileges of tho camp.
Tho report recommends a charge of
SILVER TEA BY EPWORTH LEA
60
cents pur dny for ench auumobilo.
GUE AT CHURCH PARLORS
A. O. Martin, of Snnford, wns trans The Epworth League of the Metho
acting business in thin city Thursday. dist Church will have their Silver Ten
—Lakeland notes in Tampa Tribune. nt the church pnrlors tonight instead
of at the home of Mrs. Claude Hern
Mrs. II. F. Whltnor, Sr., in visiting don as first announced.
in Orlando for sevornl days an the
guest of Mrs. LnRue Bliss.
LANGLEYS TO MOVE TO LAKE
LAND
. .
Mr. and Mrs. Owens nnd son, An
It is with genuine regret of tho
drew, of Jacksonville, wero recent vis many friends of Mr. nnd Mr*. F. B.
itors in town. Mr. Owens formerly Langley nnd Master Frank I.unglcy, to
learn that they will soon move from
Sanford to Lakeland, where they will
mnko their future home. Both Mr,
and Mrs. Langley number their friends
by their acquaintances and will bo
grently missed by all. However, their
friends wish to congratulate Mr.
Langley upon his splendid promotion,
namely, superintendent of t h « Tam
pa district of tho A. C. L. It. R.
LellAKGE, EXTRAORDINARY
ARTIST, COMING
LARGE STOCK OF
BATTERIES
WE SELL FOR LESS
New Filling Station
“Foot o f First S t ”
on Wednesday afternoon. The pro
gram for the year promises to be
both interesting and attractive, tho
subject being Grand Opera.
The meeting was called to order by
Mrs. A. D. Kelly, chairman of the
Literature Department,
After a
short opening address the first paper
was read by Mrs. E. D. Brownlee. Her
subject was, "The Evolution of the
Opera," and was both entertaining
and instructive. Mrs. Brownlee trac
ed the opera from its accidental be
ginning in Italy to its highest develop
ment in different forms and different
countries.
Mrtf C. C. Woodruff next told the
story of the opera, "William Tell,"
and of the author Rasslni, making a
most interesting story. After this
Mrs. A. M. Phillips, chairman of the
Music Department played on the VIctrola four beautiful records from
"William Tell." After a short busi
ness session the meeting was adjourn
ed. At the next meeting which will be
held on October 26th the subject will
be Faust and there will bo two vocal
numbers from that opera.
It is with pleasure thnt wo an
nounce the coming to Hanford on No
vember 0th, of LoBargo, musician and
ontertalner. He comes as the first at
traction this winter under the auspic
es of tho entertainment committee of
the Pipe Organ Club. This commit
tee has as its chairman, Mrs. Schelle
Malnos. Thoro' are several live work
ers on It as her assistants. More will
be glvon later as to tho features of
tho LoBargo entortainment. It will
bo woll for all lovers of entertainment
to hold Novombor 0th as an opon
date.
D elivers
Will or will not Orlando have a
bnscbnll club for 1022 is a question to
be thrashed out tomorrow night at
7:20 at the Elks Club.
Tho call for a meeting of the base
ball fans was given out this morn
ing by the president of the Orlando
Club. Thoro has been rumors that
the club was to be put on a more sub
stantial footing tho coming season and
not to be left to the generosity of
several individuals as was the caso
this year. Just how authentic this ru
mor is will be known tomorrow by the
attitude of those who attend this
meeting.
Orlando fans are familiar with the
Tiger's record for the season Just
closing. They swept all honors before
them, and In the usual Orlando way
it Is planned to repeat the record for
the 1022 season.
Orlando’s Club last year while be
ing the fastest club In the state was
second in cost. St. Petersburg being
tho lowest. Should Orlando decide
Polishes
Hosiery
Peggy Paige Week
At Specialty Shop
—Many Bargains
METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL PICNIC
Saturday, October 16th, nt Palm
Springs. Meet nt the church nt nine
o’clock. Transportation will bo pro
vided. All members nnd friends of
tho church Invitcfl.
172-2tp.
For office supplies, stationery, etc.
come to the Herald office.
ROASTED
NOTICE
There wil be n meeting of the Wo
man’s Auxiliary to the American Le
gion on Fridny afternoon at 3:16 at
the Woman's Club rooms. All mem
bers urged to bo present nnd bring
some one with you.—President.
Some follows are glnd to get back
to school; othors can’t make the team.
—Flint Journal.
GROUND AND PACKED
In One Pound Tin Cans
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS
Tho L- & N., railroad nnd tho A. B.
h St. A. B., railrond will Jointlp build
a new depot nt Cottondnlo for tho
benefit of their patrons. Tho old dopot wns destroyed by fire sime time
ago.
DeVnlorn seems to bo spnring no
effort to write nil of Ireland's wrongu.
—Norfolk Vlrglninn-Pilot .
(Announcement in Monthly's Herald)
OPENING
Fresh from Factory
30x31/2 NonSkid .............$12.50
Goodyear, Perfection or U.
U. Not an unknown brand
but nil standard makes.
30x3 NonSkid ;......... : $10.50
DON’T MISS IT
Vulcanizing
la t and Elm Ave. Phone 447-W
T H E STORE WITH A PERSONALITY
214 EAST FIRST STREET
SANFORD, FLA,
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921
Report of the Have Service Secretary
Corerlag the Three Summer Months
The report of the Home Service
Secretary given below nhowH that
there'' has been an annual amount of
so lv it? trrthla department of the Red
Gross, during the summer months.
1 Soididii siWed, 5i; cOiihfcy cases,
U t Rtterfc* sent, 893.'.
A letter telling, of the coming and
piirpoao of the Clean-up Squad was
eortt to.every soldldf 'ln the efiunty. As
many speedy settlements of
clalms-against the' government have
been made.
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V IR G IN IA
The. b ? x 'o f layettes, sweaters and
a s k in g s ma*dd1>y.ttraM
Vromen of San
%S L j l r
BURLEY
ford, Ooheva,.'and'' Chuluot* for the
TU R K ISH
near East relief has been shipped to
Bush Dgck.'N. Y., for export.
The chapter is indebted to' the little
gifts* of t f t sewidg* class which the
secretary and Mrs. Cauley, a volun
te e r helper, hav^i been conducting this
summer but a t Moore's Station, for
the niee soft wash clothes which were
added'Ur the *layettes. A “wash rag"
is,an;Iridfsponsible article and it is a
pity towels’ and soap could not have
been added.. Below, is a copy of a let
ter which shows that Seminole county
awilp
Is still In tho lead when it comes to do
ing things up right:
d j j j q E 5 .M IL '
“My Deal* Mils Smith:
"Thank yoia very much for your
letter with, shipping notice enclosed.
I am perfectly .'delighted with splen
did box you have Just shipped to Bush
Docks. It Is really one of the best
Rtv. J. P. Hilburn presiding elder boxes we have ever had, and I am
I«f this district, will be st the Mpores proud—with yiw-^-of the work done by
IStation church thin coming Sunday, the loyal women in your charter. I
Ito preach in the afternoon and eveh- well know just what such a box means
| jog. Rev. W. T. Rancher, of Apop- dhd I hop©,ydq will express my most
L who has the charge here, will bo grateful thanks and appreciation to
| bin to assist with the services.
all those who had a part in making the
Ererybody I* Koinif to the social at garments.
[Uoores Station church Friday even"While wc have received many
splendid garments in response to our
|i>r
Dr. and Mrs. James Purvis, of Tam- appeal for help, we are still far from
Ipa, are here for the winter. Dr. Pur- reaching the quota that was assigned
haj bought some land near Crip- to us. Whenover it is possible I am
i‘a crossing and is building a house asking our good women to continue
with the sewing. If you think you
I will farm this season.
J, W, Miller, of Charlotte, N. C., could got more sewing done, I can
hire to spend the winter at tho send you some material I have on
ome of his son Brown Miller, on Col* hand that was donated, and which
will make suits for little boys, and
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Watts arrived some chemUes and night goWns for
ire last week from Melrose, Scot- girls. The need overseas is appall
ind, and are guests of Mr. W atts’ 1ingly great, and If we are^ to save thi
iter, Mrs. Brown Miller. Mr. and Hve*s of the children, we must send
fn. Watts expect to make tholr fu- .moro garments. With all good wishes
your chapter, and .many thanks
uq home here.
again,
I am,
N. C. Frailer is here from ChOr"Yours for Roll Call,
otte, N. C., to remnin during the
"CAROLINE D. CLUIS,
rinter with his son and wife, Mr. and
"Director
Volunteer Service."
In. L. I. Frazier, nt their homo on
'elery avenue.
points In Virginia and will bo with
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rnynor, Mr. and friends In No wYork city a week be
In. Will Rnynor nml little son, have fore returning homo.
ttumed from severs! months spent
Mir. and Mrs. D. L. Long have
; Good Ground, Long Island.
bought ten acres of land on the cor*
Mr. and Mrs. Will Howe nml little nor of Boardnl! avenue and Marquette
»n, have gone buck to town nfter the Road, and will build themselves a
aramer at the Rnynor home, and
homo at once.
aovtd into their new home on West
Much spmpathy is expressed for
First street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCaskkie. Their
Miss Emmn Scholl in returning dear little daughter, 15 months old,
hire this week from sevvinl months died of bowel trouble after an Ulneess
IJipent with her nunt at Lakewood, of two weeks. A dear sweet little one
■Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. McCaskle have both
Miss Hoskins; JoneB left Spnday
been ill.
| sight for a trip north and will visit
SBSPStSS^
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20for.
EAST SANFORD
•for
ARMISTICE
AT STATE FAIR
DAY PARADE
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 13.-W foit
an old time fiddrers' contest is to vio!!P PUirlng, "Crakej* Derby" at the
State1 fa ir and Exposition,
November 12-19, will bo to horao rac■y jn h* the "clowning" ovent
°f th e five daVs^rscing meet and, Is
expected to attract a bigger crowd
than a'clifcus.,
^ V 'C r p ^ e r . Derby' 'was orlginatly, ae$ for Wednesday, November 16,
"Governor's Day," at the.fqlr, but the
State Fair nulriagemept, has decided
to split It Id two .apd make, a dqufcje
header;of it. Thpso who are.unable
to 'witness ,thp first day's event can
sec.lt the following day.
t y j Wjr
or "green" race, is
for Florida . bi1^ and ojvncd horse a
only, and wllj be a ,.running ciud, wjth
f rtVen-elghtd mile,dapb for 2300,will
M
o n
"Governor** Elay," and
Florida horse owners are exhibiting
keen' interest' In the .de^by, judging
Inquiries, being
received nt the Sta^o Fair office here
and a big field of stairtera is looked
for.
Henderson, N. C.,
is Afooiit to Ri^n
Out of W ater
HENDERSON, N. 0.* Oct 14.—Fac
ing an emergency In tho water sup
ply as the resalt of a continued
drought and with a reserve sufficient
to last only a week, according to of
ficial estimate, the city council at a
called meeting last night petitioned
Judge Thomas H, Calvert, now holding
superor court, to order a receiver for
the privately owned water company,
which admits it Is financially unable
to carry out such recommendations as
have been mndo for taking care of the
city's needs,
The drought of the summer remains
unbroken here less than four inches of
rain haying fallen hero Bincc early, in
July, and the main lake from which
the city’s supply is drawn, having been
dry for two months. Thundershower
nnd springs emptying Into the reserve
lake huve provided water for tho cur
tailed consumption of the city from
week to week, but this has nbw dwind
led to a mere puddle. The weather to
day was fair and cool with no indica
tions of rain. Efforts are to be made
to tup aa small lake about a mile from
Tho petition for a receiver for tho
thcc ity to help relieve the situation,
wnter company is expected to be pre
sented to Judge Cnlvert today.
NOTICE
Will the person who was seen Inst
night removing spotlight nnd n rain
coat together with a valise containing
insurance papers, from o car in front
of tho Star Theatre, return same to
700 East Second street and savo trou
ble. No questions will be asked.
173-Stp
New Cheap Gash Store
Grocery!
309 First St.. Bishop’s Block |
SUGAR, PER LB., 5c—LIMITED WITH ORDERS
Pillsbury’s Best Flour, 24s $1.50
Pillsbury’s Best Flour, 12s ....78c
Best Self Rising* Flour, 24s $1.30
Best Self Rising Flour, 12s....68c
Best Head Rice, per lb.^J...... 07c
Fresh Grits and Meal, lb......03c
White Bacon, per lb............. 15c
Picnic Hams, per lb............. 20c
Creamery Butter, per lb......50c
Maxwell House Coffee, lb....35c
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Free!
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Free!
With Bach Order
1
WE WILL GIVE AWAY^A SHOPPING BAG
We have other Bargains too numerous to mention
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE—319 FIRST ST., IN BISHOP’S BLK.
309 Fir s t ST
BISHOP’S BLOCK
J
wniGn w i Ll riri s t a g e d
n if e
LOCAL TOST OF THE AtoERICAN LEGION.
.
Fertilizer M aterials .
by
Tho following business
Uu.M.v.. W
V.H.V.M-,
concerns,
fraternities' and Clubs, of SanfonJ
havfc liberally* subscribed' their nnracs
in agreement to enter a decorated
float or automobile tp represent their
respective llhcs of business. Names
will be added from time to time, aqd
frond1the floats a j ready ( Ifatetl ,It‘wJH
be a parade of magnitude never be
fore, witnessed in thcclty:
American Legion.
Sanford Paint 4 Wall Paper Co.
Woman's Club, Welfare Dept,
Sanford Mattress Works.
b
Castor Pom ace
H ardw ood Ashes
G round T obacco Stems
KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E GOAT MANURE
And Other Material^
Hopkins Shoo Shpp.
A. X Loss|ng, (fl).
CL A. Matthews.
Ball Kurd ware Company.
O u r P rice s W ill Save You M oney
Lioyd Shoe Store.
West Side Grocery.
B ^ k W h i W Motor Co.
(
Wl«k»t Tfre Cd,
B. 4 O. Motor Co. (2 floats).
Sanford Cycle Co,
/
•t'Haynes 4 Ratliff.
::
• Clfe.of SapforflA; :
.1
Mpbtey's Drug Sfcprp,,
Routh Bros., Bakery.
PH O N E 586
Cates' Crate Co.
,
tio<ia-Cola Co.
WobdVuff ‘4 ' Wat'soh.
Haight 4 Welland.
Cates Grocery Co.
Deane Turner.
Newberry's Drug Store.
Registration Books for th*' City of
Carter Lumber Co.
In view of the numerous Inquiries In
Snriford
aro now open at the office of
T. J. Miller 4 Son.
reference
to the qualification of vot
the City Auditor and Clerk and will be
Union Pharmacy.
ers
in
the
Municipal Election, I . wish
open to and Including October 21,
Sanford Shoe 4 Clothing Co.
to
state
that
the law prescribes that
1921.
Hanson's Shoe . Repair Shop.
a person shall' have resided In th*
L. R. PHILIPS,
Roberts Grocery Co.
108-15tc
City Auditor and Clerk. stato one year and In the City of San
Baumcl's Specialty Shop.
ford six months beforo being entitled
Roffeld-IIonlg Co.
to registration; must bo 21 years of
DRINK
F. P. Rincs.
Elder Springe Water, fta 99 98-190 ago and havo paid his poll tax for th*
A. Kanner.
preceding year.
per cent pure. Phono S1L
F. Schwartz.
It is not necessary to re-register t f
Chcro-Cola Co.
ix thx cractnr couxt. sxtzxth judio- you havo already registered In th*
IXL CIRCUIT. BBfinrOLt COUNTY,
City Books.
Brown's Market.
FLORIDA.—IN CHANCERY
It Is not necessary for the ladies to
Caldwell Furniture Co., Inc.
Mrrltt r. HoMUkon. CompUIntiit.
pay poll tax as a pre-rcqulsite for vot
L. C, Leonnrdy Meat Market
TS. .
F. Wl Bchwlnd *nd Kmm« U. Sehwlad, hi* ing In tho 1921 election, but If they did
Water’s Candy Kitchen.
wife, end th* nnkoowa betre. d«Tl*M*. (ran*
t*** or othtra cUlrolnx under r. W. Behwlnd not register in 1920 lt will'be necairSurprise Shoo Store.
aad Bnmil M. Bctmlad, IMfradeatt.
snry for them to register in 1921.
Bandel's Emporium,
CITATIO N
The City bookB aro now open and!
Seminole Market. f
To r . W. Rrbwlnd end Emhie U . Hrhwlnd, rei- will remain open until fifteen days be
Rivers' Bros. (2 floats).
ld*ne* unknown; lb* unknown balre, d*»l»**i,
legal***, grenl*** or oilier claim ant* under fore the Primary; which primary, If It
Pure Food Morkot.
y . W. Hcbwtnd and Emma M. Srbwlnd. and to Is necessary to hold Dno, will bo hold
any other pc reon or peraon* claiming a n / InKent Vulcanising Co.
t*r**t In anil to the-follow ing iltacrilwd land* on tho 8th day of November, 1921.
Miller's Bakery (4 floats).
•linetod In S«mlool* CVjnnt/. Florida, to-w lti
Tho City books will again open th ir
Ixila I and 2 of Illock "A ” of Mitchell'* BurStar Theatutm-*
y*j of th* Lot/ Grant.
ty
days before the general election and'
It appearing from lb* aworn hill o f com
Cle-Trac Tractor.
plaint filed In tbla ranee again*! /o n , th a t jrou will remnin open for fifteen days. The
Glllon 4 Fry.
barn nr claim aom* Inlereet In and lo th* place to register Ih with tho City Clerk
land* berelnatioT* dr*crll>e<l, Iberefore, /o n . the
John T. Brady.
•aid F. W. Soli wind and liiiima M. Hchwlnd, are whoso office is In tho City Building
b
ereb / ordered and te<iulr*d lo l*e and appear
Perkins 4 Britt (2 floats).
liefor* our aald C ircuit Court, a t th* Court over tho Fire Department on Palmet
R. C. Maxwell.
llouae In Sanford, Florida, on the Srd d a / of
October, A. I>. lt>21, and then ant! there make to avenue.
Ed. Higgins, Inc.
artawer to th* bill of complaint eihtblted a g aln it
GEO. G. HERRING,
/o u . otberwla* a decree pro confeeeo will be
Hof-Mac Battery Co. (2 floats).
172-Gtp
City Attorneyentered again*! /o u .
Sanford Steam Laundry.
And all other pereon* claim ing a n / rlghl, It*
tie or lntere.it In and to tb* proriert/ herein*
Wight Grocory Co.
chore deacrlbed under, b/ or through F. W.
Office supplies of all kinds a t Th*
Hchwlnd and Kmma 15. Hchwlnd. or otherw ise,
Woman's Club.
are bereb/ ordered and required to be and ap* Herald Printing Co. When you w ant
before our *ald Circuit Court, a t th* Court
Mrs. J. M. Dresner.
fear
louae In Hanford, Florida, on tho 7th d a / of anything in this line see The Herald.
Knights of Columbus.
Noreiuber. A. H. 1021. and then and there
make inaw er lu til* bill of complaint exhibited Wo have It or can get i t
Snnford Formers’ Exchange.
again*! laid unknown part!**, otherwl** a da
cron pro confraao will b* enlered again*! la id
L. P. McCullor.
unknown partlaa.
—Get your Scratch Pads from Th*
The Yowell Co.
It la orderetl th a t tlila nolle* b* publlabtd In
the Hanford H erald, a new»paper pnbllahed In Herald—by tho pound—15c.
American Fruit Growers.
Rtmlnot* C ount/, Florida, onca a weak for
eight rnniecutlr* week* a* to the known par*
Snnford Furniture Co.
Ilea defendant, and once a week for tw elr*
conaecullr* week* a* lo th* unknown peril**
Hill Hurdwnre Co.
defendant,
Phone 175 Fourth and Banford A n
C. W. Stokes.
W lln e x m / hand and th* aeal of aald Clrrn lt (Vurt on Ihl* the S lit d a / of J u l/, A. P.
Blnckshear Mfg. Co.
New Era Printery
1031.
(HUAI.)
B. A. UOUOI-AHS
The Herald Printing Co.
Clerk of lb* Circuit Court.
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
Any one welcome to enter a float
Seminole C ount/, Florid*,
COMMERCIAL AND
n / l A. U . WBBKH, I). O
or decorated car. Suitablo cash prizes n nonor. a. iibriiino.
JOB PRINTING
and Counael for Complaloant.
will he awarded by tho Firt National 7*23*Hrdlcltor
1S1C
Bank, Seminole County Bank and Peo
ples' Bank of Snnford.
Anyone wishing to enter cnll Lloyd’s
SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
Shoe Store.
108-tf.
Chase &
NOTICE
NOTICE
MOVING PICTURES
OF HUNTING AND
* FISHING SCENE.
Tho Men’s Club of tho Congrega
tional church havo arranged with tho
publishers of tho Field nml Stream to
exhibit thelh splendid hunting nnd
lshin gmotion pictures on tho night of
Octobor 27th, at tho Prlncoss theatre.
Watch for tho big ad. nnd program
soon to bo published.
tf*p.
Noli (to of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section 575 of the General
Stntutes of tho State of Florida
Notice is hereby givon that M. T.
Spivey, purchaser of Tax Certificate
No. 55, dated tho 2nd day of June, A.
D. 1919, has filed said certificate in
my office, and has mado application
for Tax Deed to issue in accortUnoo
with law, Said certificate embraces
tho following described property sit
uated in Seminole County, Florida, towit: Lot 6, Block 8, Tier D, Sanford.
The said land being assessed a t -the
di)to of tl)e issuance of such certificate
In the name, qt,Unknown. UnJesAiAW
certificate shall, bo redeemed according
to jaw tax deed Will Issue thereon on
the 28th day of October, A. D. 1921
Witness my official signature and
aeal this the 23rd day of September,
A. D. 1921.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk Circuit ^'Coart
Semihole County, Tla.
9-23-6U
By A. M. WEEKS, D. O.
m
iffil
JOHN GORE, Proprietor
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
1018 Weal First Street
1018 West First Street
i
would make the average
house a lot more comfort
a b le . W hat is it that your
h o u s e needs? Let’s see: siin
room, sleeping porch, suihmer kitchen, bedroom, bath
room, hardwood floors, aew
froof, garage, fences, trellis,!flower boxes, window
seats? Lumber makes them all—and wc have
•the lumber. Prices never will
ti
* i
quJ atfa I j
>1
SERVICE
QUALITY
PRICE
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921
PAGE FOUR
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
il
BETTER FIRE EQUIPMENT.
added, is not without ltx returns. In
fact ,clties that lire now operating
them are reporting they a n paying
propositions. Jo successful was the
first one In Atlanta that the second
one is being built. In tho first year cf
operation tho Atlanta links paid ?4
per cent of the or giiinl investment;
thia exclusive of upkeep. The muni
cipal course in Asheville, N. C., last
year took In $24,000, As a business
proposition, municipal links are worth
w;hile.
A MAN'S RIGHT TO CLASS HIM
SELF AMONG THE DEBT.
Thera is nothing quito as Important
IVT IU c m O* A
B *t»U
Upton Sinclair, Socialist writer,
ns
a city having the proper kind of
i, I t o M t
was asked by a Now York newspaper
fire flghtin^apparatus. Whenever a
THE HERALD PRINTING CO., be. fire gets stoned In tho business por
to compllo a list of what he consid
ered tho thirty-two greatest books.
tion of a city regardless of the slxo
In tho list he included four of his own
R. J. HOLLY-------------------- Editor of that city, unless It has everything
N. J. LILLARD—Beeretary-Treaaurer at hand to extinguish tho flames, dis
books, which has caused a good deal
of
comment, nnd most of this com
aster
results,
and
it
is
not
tho
smaller
H. A. NEEL............General Manager
ment
has bedn of n humorous nature,
villages that suffer most from fires.
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr,
attempts
to tease Mr. Sinclair. But,
With Lako Monroo at our very door,
OTIOVLATTOJI MANAOZB
Phone 148 up to 8 P. M.
as
usual,
Mr. Sinclair is bearing up
this city should never be without an
well
under
tho fire, for ho contends
...............o
—
•
■
—
adequate
supply
of
water,
but
up
to
AOwtUiac O.U* MU* Km t i — Ap»lU* ttoe
BakMrlftlM M m ta AAtmm
simply that ho was asked for his own
100 PER CENT AMERICAN.
tho
time
that
tho
present
city
com
OM Y H I
*• at **** • • • ••••• a i i m m i i M i
opinion, not the opinion of others.
III Until MMMMMlMMMMtlMMfMM ElfQ mission ordered the new equipment,
M i n n a la City ky Cantor
Until
tho
civilized
world
as
a
whole
Hoywood Broun of the New York
carrying
n
pumpor,
wo
could
not
take
Om W n k ..................................................... » O—t*
attains
to
a
far
greater
degree
of
ex
World
ably defenda (tho Socialist's
advantage
of
tho
lako.
Having
the
n* Me is- to !•>*» WMkhr .U n jj; «•
U n ly N T t M S u i Im U Oittmty u i U yiklto toA pumper, and tho oxtra equipment for cellence than It now possesses wo fcol viewpoint In this respect, at the same
i__________
m w a r_. AAnrtUlae » toa -----m iiXtoila.
aspUuUra. D m M
ntU to yalltUa. X.M chemicals, means that Sanford, at confident that It requires a higher timo condemning his viewpoint on
m
-----Wtt year,
la M n w t.
all times, will bo able to toko care of standard of citizenship te qualify as a things In general). "Upton Sinclair Is
Member of The Associated Preea
fires, especially In tho buslnoss dis 100 per cent. American than as the a man peculalrly honest-minded,"
trict, and with extra chemical equip same degree “citizen of the world," writes Mr, Broun, "and If he thinks
ment, even tho rural districts can bo H. G. Wells and others to the contrary his four novels belong in tho list, why
shouldn't he put them in?"
tnken enro of to better advantage. notwithstanding,
Tho grent world’ll series la over.
Doubtless there are a great many
From his viewpoint, ono can roadiEvery city Is looking toward this end
The Ginnta won.
and tho Eustis Lako Region has the members of the Ku Klux Klan, not lp understand why Mr. Sinclair thinks
klcagle or goblins or nny of the other his books are worth while. His books
following along this line:
Now the Dntly Herald can get out
“Conflagration is likely to occur at higher herdevils of the order but plain represent bis life’s work, his sincere
on time. It wna aome fuas all thia any timo In Eustis, especially now ten- dollars-and- extra-for- Hallowe'en views on modern-day life, and radical
week nbout tho papers but we had to since tho buildings in tho business clothes members who have a most or not, ho believes in them, believes
have the newa.
section of tho city nro moro compact commendablo and purposeful concep that they contain the substance of his
than during previous years. Should a tion of thoir duty as citizens, who observations, which have been ex
Ball games coat money. The daily
flro break out ir^ th ^ thickly-settled feel that their entrance Into tho weird tensive and In m any instances ex
papers have to pay the toll and wo
section of thid;city atj&gci well under circles of tho goblins at midnight haustive. ,r ,u - .
doubt If tho extra exponao paya any way tho present flro department nnd rendezvoux is a fitting and material .i Mr. Broun wonders if Arthur Bris
of them. Tho Dally Hcrnld did not put
of their citizenship. And If the bane, styled by tho Hcarst publica
nppnrntus now employed woifld havql climax
l'
on n penny'H worth of bualnoBa in new
little effect in extinguishing n blaze' Yjfejth of these momboiss can be justi tions, ns tho world's greatest nowsadvertising on account of the ball
of nny magnitude. Eusth Is n pro fied by the shedding of those exotic pnper writer, does not believe ho is
gamoa.
gressive city nnd her officials tmvo fringes of ready mndo pandlerlngs to correctly advertised, nnd if, perhaps,
provided streets, sewerage nnd other prejudice used by membership pod- j ho did not originate the expression
Tho Big Weekly Herald goca out
dlers, now thnt the hoods nnd shroudH himself. And Mr. Brisbnno in not con
to thousnnda of renders today in thia necessary conveniences nnd necossi- of the mysterious tweedlo-deu and demned for doing it if ho really be
ties,
nnd
is
only
defleiont
in
her
pro
county nnd In many countries. Tho
tection of property from loss by fire. twecdlc-dum nre nbout to be turned lieves he Is tho greatest newspaper
Weekly Hcrnld has n circulation of
Tho city should have u chemical en Inside out by the litth , impecunious writer in tho world, he public generwhich wo fool proud nnd ns an adver
prencher who was metamorphosed in- nllp ridicules the man who classes
tising medium it is one of tho heat In gine nnd hose truck to supersede tho toto n wonderful "imperinl wizard" by himself ns the best nnd refers to the
present man power hoee wngon. Wo
the state.
have been exceedingly fortunate in a couple of sharp advertising experts, classification ns unpardonable egot
the Ku Klux Klan could do a wonder ism, yot this same public, In another
And tho Dnlly Hcrnld has tho satis escaping serious Arcs in this city, hut ful work along that slnglo lino -100 brenth, will repent the old saying
faction of knowing that It gave tho no one can toll how soon a conflngrn- per cent. Amerlcnnlsm.
nbout “tooting your own horn."
renders the news right from the wire tion will break forth thnt may con
Boyond
nny
question
wo
need
or
The chief criticism of the majority
regardless of expense and just ns sume a Inrger portion of tho business ganized, coherent, understanding Am
of
scif-Htyled top-notchers, however,
much matter as nny of the big dailies section of the city if ndcqunto pro- ericanism. We do not need such fol- is they stand nlono in their estima
and It wns given to the public within pnratitns nre not provided for such dorol as masks and Hhrouds but a ( tions of themselves. This is neither
ten minutes after the last act of cnelr emergency. The one thing needed most healthy ,virile Amerlcnnlsm thnt can true of Mr. Brisbane nor Mr. Sin
in Eustis at this timo is protection
game. Some service, some service.
people enn lie
from fire, ami if the city council will stand in tile midday sun nnd speak Its clair, for plenty of
piece with its two eyes leveled at the found who will ngree with each of
secure
modern
equipment
they
will
MORE ROADS AND BRIDGES
them in their conclusions. Egotism is
hnvo the endorsement of a large per object of its distaste or its distrust.
In politics we do not need an Am- tlio prnetlco of putting poursclf above
centage
of
our
business
mftn
nnd
citi
The determination of the County
uriennism thnt is willing to accept tho whole world, when, in reality, tho
Commissioners nnd tho business men zens. And another argument in favor
the mnndntc of n puny Ilttlo, self styl World secretly believes you aru a fnlse
of
modem
fire-fighting
equipment
is
of tho county to have the bridge on
ed “imperinl wizard," delivered under alarm,—Florida Metropolis.
the
fact
thnt
It
will
materially
reduce
tho Titusvillo road nnd tho rond to
n pale moon or in a half illuminated
our
flro
insurance
rntes,
which
would
Osceola spenks loudly of the new spir
hall nnd accepted undor some foolish ELECTION RULES
it that has taken hold of tho people of he no littlu item in itnolf."
ly conceived and rodicukusly repent
AND TOLL TAX
thin county. The county commission
AND REGISTRATION.
ers have been doing all they could to MUNICIPAL GOLF AND MUNICI ed form of dog Intin oath. What we
do
need
is
n
100
per
cent.
Americanmake tho rond money go as fnr ns it
PAL MUSIC.
iHtn thnt can nnd will stand In the
All thoso who are eligiblo to vote
would. They have been keeping with
open
forum and sny trrtnty group thnt nnd have never registered in the city
in the law on ail expenditures. Now
Many cities are going in for muni
thpy will get money by subscriptions cipal golf ami municipal music by sot violates fair play, whether it bo Cath should do so at once. The men who are
to add to the depleted road fund nnd ting aside n certain portion of the olic or Protestant, Jew or Gcntilo, not registered and nil those who ex
build tho bridge nnd the roaiis that arc budget for these purposes. With tho white, red, yellow, or blnck; “Thus pect to Blgn petitions should register
needed at once. This is the right spir idea thnt what helps one, helps all, far have you gone: but no fnrthor. before the 18th of October in order to
it. This money will be well spent.
various cities are building municipal Be satisfied to bo American or begone sign the petitions officially.
Women do not have to pay pull
golf links because golf links bring to some other plnco."
And
the
beauty
of
it
Is
that
we
HARRY McCREARY
tax
according to a ruling of the leg
the wealthy tourists to a Morida
hnvo
just
Buch
Americans—by
tho
mil
islature
that states they pay their
town whore they can piny goK They
In the death of H. 11. McCreary, of build winter homes end hcln tile place lions. They hnvo scant respect for tho first poll tax in 1922. Thcro have
the Gainesville News, the press has in mnny ways all on account of the voodooism tho impresses tho savage, been so many inquiries at the Herald
lost one of itn oldest and most highly golf links. The bringing of n bund or tho superstitious nnd tho prejudiced oltlco thnt this statement is given
respected members. Harry McCreary the assistance to the local band means who seek nn occult excuse, however to the public nt Inrrc In order thnt nU
published a paper in Gainesville for
weak, for the exercise of their bigo who wish to vote nnd who wish to
forty yearn nnd at the time of his tho same thing. Touriats like oports, try.
sign tho petitions can bo governed
death was associated with his son El touristB like action, tourists like
America will never bo borbocucd accordingly. For nny other informa
music.
In
order
to
get
the
tourists
mer, in the publication of the Daily
for Roman holidny; nor will it ho tion see City Clerk Phillips, nt the
N owh. He served in the Florida legis you need tho hotels, you need tho "koshcred" beyond the needs of its
city hnli. Rut i» sure you arc regis
lature for twenty years and was a golf links, you need the boat bnrln, own Americanized Jews. But the rea
t e r e d now in tin city.
171-tp.
you
need
music,
you
need
a
rest
loom
prominent figuru in stato politics. A h
son will not lie thnt those who would
and
tourist
headquarters
in
some
bort
nn old friend of tho McCreary family
prepare it for either fate will be scar
NOTICE
nnd a close friend of the deceased tho of community building, you uevd a ed nwny by groans nnd the glow of
Regular
meeting
of the Seminole
landing
dock
on
tho
lake
front.
Thnt
editor of tho Herald wishes to express
artificial will-o'-the-wisps. The spirit Rebecca Lodge Friday evening at 7:30
is
of
courso
supposing
you
want
tour
to them his sympathy in their hour of
of Bunker Hill can bo called In Am- u t the .Masonic Ilati. initiation of
ists nnd wnnt to make a city bore,
bereavement,
orlen
at nny moment without re candidates. A good attendance Is de
The Jacksonville Metropolis sums it
course to nny linperlnl wizard's ouijn sired.—Secy.
up ns follows:
WllAT !S A TRADE BODY?
board.—Leesburg Commercial.
The budget committee in its report
---------------- o ---------------It Ib an organization of business to the council recommends nn appro
Eyes Examined
Glasses Designed
BETTER THE JOI1 YOU HAVE.
and professional men, who, nn indi priation of $12,000 for municipal
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
viduals, bolievo in their town nnd their music.
OPT. D.
It is given to most of us to feel re
community, nnd who nro therefore,
This appropriation is for n year- bellious nt times because tho ovory
willing to support tho orgnnlzntoin
round
program—ten weeks of two day routine Is so hard to make a liv
with their knowledge, their personal
concerts
a day nnd forty-two weeks ing.
servico, nnd their money.
of
two
concerts
n week, in nny pnrk
You compuro your workday life
Tho Bolo excuse for existence lies
in
the
city.
with
your neighbor's or your pros
in doing the greatest good for tho
Of
courso
the
ten
weekH
o
'
two
perous
friend’s anil add to your dis
most people, in civic, commercial, in
dustrial production and transportation concerts a day Is for tho winter content.
OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
You feel thnt you ought to make n Graduate Northern Illinois College
affairs; in rendering servico which months, when tho tourists nro hero In
will help tho community, whuthor it largo numbers. But tho residents will change In your life nnd H e ck nn ensier 212 East First St.
Sanford. Fla.
knows it or not; and in handling mat enjoy It is well, nnd enjoy 1* for the railing, and so you lot up on your ef
ters of grent general interest, which other forty-two weeks of the year, forts in tho placo you now hold.
It is a pretty unsafe lino of thought
ordinarily ,no individual would at too.
tempt, and which ho COULD not han
The council should npprovo this up- and your slowing up on your present
dle if ho SHOULD attempt.
M propriatlon, for it monnH tho nddltlon job may put you out of a job entirely.
This is n poor timo to bo obliged to
—Willis Powell's Lako ConlcsT of n worth while attraction for Jnrklook
for nnother job.
sonvlllo, In senson nnd out. Last year
Honost
labor efforts nro appreciated
In the neighborhood of $10,000 was
moro
than
ever.
spent for municipal band concerts,
Tho
chances
nro that if you know
which wnH generally pleasing to the
GRADE
COFFEE
tho
hard
work
that your friend does
Before buying your
public, nnd certainly tho public favors
DRINK GRADE A COFFEE, A
to
keep
his
placo
you
would
not
wont
n $2,000 Increase In tho appropriation
SANFORD PRODUCT
If it means year-round musloi-nnil It.
It is boenuso of hard work nnd tire
tho appropriation means this vory
thing. Tho value and Importance of less effort thnt tho pinnacle Is gatnod
FRESH
munldpnl music has boon rroved In and there Is time to look around.
If you hnvo a good job you should Come in and look over
Jacksonville nnd in other Florida
consider
yourself fortunate.
cities.
our line
You
must
expect you will have to
EVERY DAY
Another appropriation that should
mako
effort
and
apply
yourself
every
,ho noted upon fnvorably Is the one for
a municipal golf course. At least $25,- day in order to retain It.—Atlanta
000 la needed for the building of this Georgian.
- —o
■ —
course, for drainage and clearing will
Apparently
the
only
way to save
cost $9,000, fnlrwnys and greens $9,WBLAKA BLOCK
the
railroads
Is
to
mako
cross-coun
000, lockor house, $4,000, nnd tho first
Phone* 497-404
try
roads
lippnssablo
for
trucks.—
payment on tho land Is fJ.AOO.
Indianapolis
Star.
A municipal ciurso, It might be
COOL WEATHER IS
COMING
HEATING STOVE
POTATO CHIPS
Deane Turner
THE BALL HARD
WARE COMPANY
*
*■
•
When Seasons of Uncertainty
Come
how have you prepared to weather them?
Remembering what an established
bank account can mean to you in safe
ty, security and necessary accommoda
tion when uncertain periods come, it
ought not to be necessary to urge you to
establish such r a t io n s .
However, we take this occasion now
to solicit.your permanent bank account—
your deposits;amj your co-operation here.
F ir s t' N a tio n a l B an k
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
’
' l •’ i *
’ '^fji
* *
*,
r. P. Fowler, President
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column.
__ CONTRACTORS
LAWYERS
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
Attorney-nt-Law
Contractor and Builder
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
SANFORD
FLORIDA
FLORIDA
Sanford Constructs Co.
BATTERIES
B B IN O T O U R
Battery Troubles to Us
W« lp*oltlU* on DoetrieU Work and eon flro
job dopoadoMa tarfloo,.
WX ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS
POB OVXBHAUUNO TOUR OAR
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDPJIB
Planes and Specifications Chcerfollj
Furnished
Ail Work Guaranteed
H. T. PACE
P. O. lloi 111
Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractori
Sketches nnd Eatlmntes Free; to
Company
building too large and none too smtiL
Phone 189
L. A. Renand, Prop. ----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED—
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
Sold nnd Serviced by
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Wieland
GARAGES
Smith Bren. Garage
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
Oak and First
REAL ESTATE
Wilson & Shorey
Pino and Garland Sts., Orlando, FU.
PURE WATER
Elder Springs Water
99.98% PURE
Phone 311-W
Sanford, Fk
LORD’S PURITY
WATER
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
Daily 8ervlce
Phone II
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
E. F. Lane
Real Estate and Insurance
Phone 95
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Gen. W. Knight
General Shop and Mill
Work
Real Estato and Insurance
SANFORD
-t-
FLORIDA
Employment Bureau..
CONTRACTOR and BUILDEJ
517 Commercial Street
Sanford, Ft
TRANSFER
Tho vocational committee of the Busi
ness and Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THE GOODS”
requests all young women desiring
employment to Teglstor at the First Quick Service Transfer
National Bank.
Storage Facilities
AGNES G. DERNUR. Chairman
If ivc please you, tell others; If no
tell us. Phone 498
WILSON VULCANIZ
ING WORKS
0. O. WltSOV. Owner
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
REASONABLE PRICES
___
W lrbt Broth*r, r'*r»qn DuiHIn,
__
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuimi
“Sanford’s New Hotel”
$1.50 Up Per Day
t
Sanford Machine
Foundry Co.
GILLON&
FRY
General Mnchine ami Holler Works
Automobile Flywheol Steel Gear
bands in stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
ELECTRICAL
1 jft
Sanford Steam Laundry
Contractow
FOR SERVICE
Call< 146-J
Phono 442
W. RAWLING, Prop.
Acteylene Welding
OF ALL KINDS
Sanford Welding Co.
Located io Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave.
I" •''^v2
NATIONAL
M AZDA,
V
111 Park
Ave.
�"‘,l
TH E
In and About
J> The City
*
.*«. .r
S i n a i r ; if the
Floatla* Snail
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
Q A N t Y t D n I U 1T V
U D D AT n
: the WEAlHHt :
SANFORD’S
TEMPERATURE
USED; CARS
with
New Tires, New Paint
CHANDLER, <1 passenger Roadster...............................$400.00
Cosh, balance Monthly
COLUMBIA, 5 p a sse n g e r............................................... $350.00
Cash, balance Monthly
HU1CK Six Roadster ..*,■•................................ I............$300,00
Cash, balance Monthly
CORD, Light Truck
.............................................. $125.00
Cash, balance Monthly
( HALMERS, 5 p a sse n g er............................................... $500.00
Cnsh, balance Monthly
A1 HI RN, 5 passenger ...................................................$300.00
Cash, balance Monthly
OAKLAND, 5 passenger .T.v1..'........................................... $200.00
Cash, balance Monthly
H)RD, 5 passenger touring ..........
$100.00
Cash, balance Monthly
ON LULAND, 5 passenger ............................................. $100.00
Cash, balance Monthly
Mum of (he above arc 1919 and 1920 models. Come in and hco our
used cars or telephone us for Information concerning
them. Do not delay!
MOTOR CO.
209 Park Avenue
Distributor For
M o to r C a r s
A W W lm m
• J
o n .
PAG1
CITY DEMANDS MUFFLER ON
NEWSPAPERS.
Because the Tribune declared that
Chicago
finances wore carelessly
Milter* I® Brlef
pereonil Item*
handled by the officials of the city
iflotereet
there is being tried a suit for dam
ages against the newspaper for ten
million dollars—the plaintiffs alleg
ing that because of the assertion in
the public press tho dispocal of the
bonds of the city waq rendered almost
impossible—and tho credit of tho city
seriously Impaired.
'
«n™
If.th e city should win tho suit—
*
..d Centf.l portion, toand thereby placo the paper out of
Some drop, some drop. Ten
and Saturday; warmer
tho running—there will be created a
degrees In one day shows that
J & £ . North portion toprecedent which will effect the entire
old man Winter is stealing
United States—and graftors and high
4 night'
^ ‘j
down this way nnd he will
finance fiends and managers of skin
soak that lazy summer on the
games will continue in office—because
bean with a stalk of celery
It will be a crime to relate history.
along about Christmas time.
Jacksonville was represented here
It
will then bo illegal for a publica
And that nice little rain yes
^terd ay by P-H-Butler.
tion-even
in the heat of the cam
terday was just the trick. Now
paign—to
point
out tho reasons why
the farmers can quit talking
«Hof-Mac” the 'buy’-word for Ufcsuch-and-such
a
man should be de
politics and get down to plant
Xa batteries for less money. 173*fltp
feated—and
the
result
will be that,
ing today. With the drop In
elected
by
the
vote
of
honest,
yet un
labor and fertilizer and the ex
n u Wadllngton, of Jacksonville,
informed,
voters,
the
same
rascals
pected
drop
tn
freight
rates
spent the day here yesterday trans
will continue to win out at the polls.
the growers of this section
acting business.
Such a precedent would mean the
ought to make good again.
"•
bankrupting
of counties, cities, and
Meantime
subscribe
for
the
Circle No. 5 of the M. E. Church *
towns,
and
counties.
It will open up
Herald
and
keep
posted
on
the
,ill have a cooked food sale Saturday *
still
wider
tho
gateway
to fraud—be
temperature.
A\ Jones’ Cash Grocery.
172-4tc
cause the fakir would bo secure in
5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 14
hlB trcnchery to the people—knowing
Maximum ....................... 80
G D. Kccly, of Seabreeze, Fla.,
Minimum .....................
04
that no reference could be made in tho
w a business visitor here yesterday,
Range
■..........
72
public press—that great organ of
stopping at the Montezuma.
Barometer ......................30.20
which the criminal is afraid. Stfllng
Rain ..................................... 74
the press Is one thing that will provo
Why punish your battery with your
N. W. nnd cloudy.
a great source of danger—nnd tho
generator out of order. See Hof-Muc
courts cannot afford, for tho good of
Battery Co., "Foot of First S tre e t" 1*
the entire countrp, to allow such a
178-fltp
condition to exist.—Kissimmee Ga
Announcement has been made that zette.
A. B. Snell, of Atlanta, was among
a
now saw mill will soon be built at
the out of town visitors horo yosterHomeland,
day attending to business.
SUBSCRIBE FOR YOUR HOME
TOWN PAPER WEEK.
Brookfield Snusugc, Liver pudding
The ladies of the Altur society of
the Catholic Church will give a cook- nnd beef brains nt J. II. Tillio* Pure
The week of November 7 to 12 bus
174-2tc been designated as the "Old Dome*d food sale Saturdny nt Deane Turn Food Market.
er’s Grocery.
178-2t
Town Paper Week"; a week for tho
John SHaylor of Tampa will open country paper to do somethin/ for
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Benson nnd son, up n laundry at New Smyrnn in tho itself nnd ask the community to do
of Chicago, are nmong the out of near future.
likewise. The local papers in season
town visitors spending Home time
nnd out boost for every pnject which
The Ludics of the ProHhytcrinn has for its purpose the building up of
here nt the Montezuma.
4.
Church will hold their Christmas Ba tho home community. It gives Bpnco
Get your battery filled with distill zaar, Dec. 2 and 3, 1921. 167-o.n.w.tfc freely ami without stint to overy good
ed water free nt the Hof-Mnc Battery
enuse. This “Homc-Towi^ Paper
to., “Foot of First Street." Thoy
Have your wntches and jewelry re Week” is designated ns n time for all
make their own.
107-Gtc paired at McLaulin’s. Two first class ’ the pnpers of the country to work co
watch makers. Prompt service.
operatively in boosting their circula
A project is on foot for the build
140-tfc tions. This is not n selfish project as
ing o fn railroad to connect Clowiston
it may seem. Locnl business men are
with Miami.
The Hnrdce County Trust Co., will vitally interested and can help thembo the name of tho now banking In-' Bclves by helping the home-town pa
Brookfield Sausage, Liver pudding stitutlon nt Wnuchuln. Thep will con per. Let the publisher put this project
and beef Brains at J. II. Tillis* Pure sume the bank of Zolfo.
right np to the advertisers.
Food Market.
174-2tc
Years ago tho writer was interest
The Lndies of the Episcopal Church ed with a general merchandise denier
The bonds have been sold nnd plans will hold their Bnznnr nnd Supper,' in a small country print shop. Tho
are being drawn for a now school buld- December 1st nnd 2nd in the Pnrish, merchant snid: "The more subscribers
171-tfc for the lornl paper, the more people
Ing to be erected nt Fort Lauderdale. lloqtyc.
to rend my ad." As a result he got
“EXILE" BATTERIES, the /Uiant
CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon busy and every time a new face upthat lives in a box. Wo can now fur and evening, Gray Gables, on the
penred in his store, he would nsk if
nish six Volt Batteries at $24,50, Wo beach, Seabreeze, Fin. Phono 491.
buy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd re Freo bath houses.
74-Frl-St-0m they took the home-town paper. If
not, he would set forth its good points
pair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth
nnd
offer to take their subscription.
ers. Phone 518.
150-tfc
Sell it with a Herald Want Ad.
The result was that in less than three
months this one merchant hnd turned
in over one hundred new subscribers.
Just think whnt could ho accomp
lished if every merchant in the com
munity would boost for a single w ek
for the home town paper. They could
udd hundreds‘of subscribers, thus en
larging tho circle of renders interest
ed in thu goods which he ofTers for
sale overy week and which arc adver
tised locally. There nro many ways
in which the homo town paper enn be
tou cannot afford to overlook the exceptional used-ear bargains listed
boosted.—Business Printer,
belim, everyone in the best-’.mechanical condition, and NEW TIRES:
Mention of
r m n i v
A Velour Hat for one man
in a million
$7.50
There are sixty million men in this country and there are only five doz
en of these hats.
It’s one hot in a million both territorially and truthfully speaking.
It’s a new shape—a new value standard.
Come, don’t turn this down without at least a look, for when they are
gone your only chance of getting one will be in a check room— BY MIS
TAKE.
A NEW SHIPMENT OF SNAPPY FALL CAPS
S a n fo r d , F l a .
Tom Moore
OptometristOptician
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
YOUR SATISFACTION
IS MY SUCCESS
C onnelly Real Estate Co.
Office Opp. P. O.
Phono 192
To See Better See Moore
I've had money, sends of money, and
I tell you it seemed good,
And I flung It out regardless, as n
drunken sailor would,
Just how long ’twould kocp on com
ing—huh! I didn’t know or enro,
All I knew was I was living like a
blooming millionaire.
But today I need a .dollar, and I
haven't got a dime,
And tho boss has told me, coldly,
thero'il be no more overtime.
I’ve had money, nnd I've spent it, and
I don't know where It went;
All I know is, I’ve been wealthy, and
I haven’t saved a cent!
•—Somerville Journal.
Post cards—local vlewa—lc each at
Herald—by the pound—15c.
List Yours With
No charge for renting same for you
Ladies at Meeting
Chamber Commerce
The luncheon of tho Chamber of
Commerce was enlivened todny by tho
presence of the indies. Mrs. Henry
Wight brought greetings from tho
Woman's Club and Misses Moll Whitncr and Musson brought greetings
from the Business nnd Professional
Women'll Club. Miss Whltnor men
tioned among other improvements
that the rnilrond hnd now arranged
f«*r a man to tuke care of the parks
around the depot nnd flowers and
shrubbery hod been planted nnd many
improvements made.
Mre. Wight
spoke about tho Clean Up Week and
"City Beautiful” movement to be
made in November by the Welfare
Department nnd nsked for the co
operation of the Chamber of Com
merce. Tho meeting was a most in
teresting ono and the weekly lunch
eons of tho Board of Governors Is be
coming so populur that as many ns
twonty-fivo or thirty people or more
are present nt every meeting. And
every member of thg, Chamber of
Commerce is cordially invited to at
tend tho weekly luncheons.
FIVE MOST PLEASANT
CLERKS IN SANFORD.
Tho Judges have been selected nnd
will be prepared to report the names
of the live most pleasant clerks in San
ford. The announcement of, the find
LOOKING BACKWARD.
ings of the judges will bo made on
next Sunday night by Dr. George Hy
I’m tho chap that got high wages,
man nt the Baptist Temple. Sun ford
Now I get it in the neck I
I’m the chump that bought potatoes is noted for its pIcnHnnt clerks mid no
doubt it will bo a difficult w aiter fur
j at n dollar ten a peek,
tho
judges to roach a decision. You nro
I indulged in rump nnd sirloin, say nt
invited
to tho services at the Temple
| ninety cents a pound,
nnd
hear
the announcement first hand.
And I paid a half dollar for tho bot
tom of tho round.
TRAIN SCHEDULE
I blew In about throe Idollnrs for n
simple cotton sheet,
And I havo paid eighteen-fifty just to
dccorato my foot.
I recall I had to dig up Bcvoral dollars
for n hnt,
And I paid the darned old landlord
forty dollars for a hntl
We Have Calls Every Day for
Southbound
Arrive
Depart*
2146 a. m
No 83_____ 2:86 a.m.
No. 27..........
8:40 a. m
3:20 p. m
No. 89_____ 2:55 p. m.
No. 85........... 6:55 p. m, 7:10 p. m.
North Bound
Depart*
Arrive
No. 82___ _1:48 a.m.
2:03 a. m
No. 84_____ 11:45 a.m. 12:05 p. m
No. 80.......... 8:05 p.m. 3:25 p. ro
No. 28_____ 10:00 p.m.
Trilby Branch
Depart*
Arrive
•No. 100..........
Ol.00 a. in.
•No. 24..........
8:25 p. m.
*No 158..........
7:00 a.m.
No. 22..........
7:36 p. m
Leesburg Branch
Departs
Arrive
•No. 167.......... 4:00 p.m.
No. 21.......... 2:52 p. m.
•No. 1 0 1 ...... 5:80 p.m.
•No. 25___ _ 2:00 p.m.
No. 22..-----... 7:00 p.m.
Oviedo Branch
Arrive
Depart*
•No. 126.........11:00 a. m.
8:40 p. m
•No. 127_____
•Dally, except Sunday.
Clnsalflod advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leaa than
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
___ _______________
cordingly.
FOR SALE
FOR RENT—With or without some
furniture, 2 ncres with 5 room house
overlooking lake, $10 per month. Reed
Ellis, Osteen, Fla.
173-2tp
FOR RENT—Furnished room with
private bath. 914 Myrtle. 170-tfc
FOR RENT—Front bed room, nnd
light housekeeping rooms, 200 Park
Ave.
173-Otp
GOOD LOCATION for n meat market.
Apply to 309 First street. 174-tfc
FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 Beed, Irish
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A.
Brumlcy.
131-tfc
FOR HALE—8-rooni house with nil
modern convenience, excellent re
pair. Private water works, in doalrnble location. Reasonable terms. Ap
ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street.
110-tfc
FOR SALE—A pair of young, black
mare mules, at a bargain. Phono
WANTED
1G0.
152-tfc
SPECIAL LUMBER PRICES: Com WANTED—Position by experienced
ludy stenographer. Will go out of
plete building schedules on request.
town
if desired. Address M, care of
Saves you 1-3 of cost.
Book of
Box
272,
City,______________171-Gtp
House plans $1.50. Money refunded If
not satisfactory, or If wo sell you lum WANTED—Customers for fresh milk,
ber. Send list for estimate.—Gulf
morning nnd evening deliveries.—R,
Lumber Co., Porry, Flu.
10-1-lm L. Garrison. Phone 8711. 1G9-St-Tu
FORD TRUCK for sale.—West Side WANTED—Second hnnd buggy with
Grocery.
104-tfc
or without top. Address P. O. Box
FOR SALE—Nice fnt hons for ynrd 210.
172*3tc.
or table use. 310 S. Holly Avu.
—BRIGHT HOY TO
168-Gtc
LEARN PRINT
FOR SALE—Corner lot on fIrat struct ING TRADE. ONE THAT’S NOT
nt a bargain.—E. F. Lane, the Real AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK.
Estate Man.
170-5tp APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINT
FOR SALE—Beautiful homo on Mag- ING COMPANY.
tf
nolin avo.—E. F. Lane, tho Rcul Ea170-5tp
tutu Man,
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
FO irSA LE—Ovorl nmP/our" touring
car in finu condition, A bargain.
Subscribers to tho Daily Herald
Inquire at Ilnil Hardware Co, 171-Otp should nsk for a receipt when tho
HEMSTITCHING and Plcotlng at carrier hoys collect from you. It is
tachment; works on nil suwing ma tho only protection you have in caso
chines. Price $2. Check 10c extra. tho carrier changes or there happens
Lights Mail Order House, Box 127, to be a mistake In the account. Each
Birmingham, Alu.
173-Qtp carrlor boy is suppliod with receipt
FOR SALE—Good, sound work mule hooks, nnd is commanded to glvo a
with hnrnoss nnd wngon. Wll sell receipt by tho Herald. See that you
mule separately if dcBired.—Otta Kolz get your receipt nt tin end of each
Route A, Satiford, Fla.
173-5tp week If you ore paying that way.
168-3tp.
FOR SALE—1020 Dort; $250 worth
now parts and repairs, Juiit put in.
Tho Armour Company are con
Actuulty valued at $850.00; will sell
templating
opening up their hog de
for $475,00; $175.00 cnsh. One year
partment
of
their packing plant at
to pay balance.—Jack Hardy, Snow's
Jacksonville
very
aoon.
.
Barber Shop.
174-2tp
FOIT*SALE—House and lot, also 3
vacant lots. See B. F. Whltnor, at!
First National Bank.
174-Otc
WANTED
FOR REN T
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms.
Apply 1004 Elm Ave.
152-tfc
FOR REN*r—Furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping. 719 Oak Ave
nue.
170-0tp
t’Ok RfciNT—burnished front room,
apply. 411 Park Ave.
171-fltp
FOR RENT—Suburban home, Call
808-J.
167tfc
SEMINOLE
ABSTRACT CO.
Get An Abstract Before
Buying: Property
E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres.
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D a il y H e r a l d
I N T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T
vo lu m e
THI
“City Substantial’
V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N
NUMBER 178
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1921
n
Sanford
CONSTRUCTION IN FLORIDA BASEBALL-Todays Game FUNERAL OF SENATOR KNOX
SHOWS REMARKABLE GAINS N. Y. GIANTS - - 1
WILL BE ARRANGED
TODAY BY FAMILY
ALL OVER THE GRFAT STATE N. Y. YANKS - - 0
Jacksonville Leads the
State With M iam i
Close Second
S A lffO M V S R E C O R D
" T S IS S iu S ""
YEAR
(B- n « Au**l»t*4 r»***)
JACKSONVILLE, Oct.
18. New
construction authorised In IS o f the
principal cities nnd towns o f FloricU
during the month of S e p t e m r o
F IR E W IP F 8 OUT
E L IA S V IL L E , TEX AS,
FOUR BU ILDINGS LEFT.
FO R W ORTH, Oct. 13.— Fire virtually wiped out tho oil town of Eliasville, in Young county, thia morning.
Only four or five buildings remain in
the business section o f tho town, ac
cording to telephone messages from
Southbend.
W E A L T H Y RESIDENT
DIES A T M IA M I
W AS FROM CHICAGO.
(By Tb* AuooUUd f t iu l
miAOU(
w . u.
M IA M I, vrci.
Oct. liJt—
13.— W.
B. uguen,
Ogden, n
a
Frisch up, out, second to first; Young
up, foul to left, Btrike.one, singles to
center; Kelly up, strike one, call;
strike two, call, ball one, foul back,
strike three, fan. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.— Clonr, chil
Last half fifth : Yanks up: Hoyt
ly weather this morning nnd indica up, strike one, fan; ball one, filed out,
tions that tho eighth game o f
tho foul to first; Fewster up, ball one, ball
world series would ho played under two, ball three, strike one, call, strike
idea football conditions. Tho scries two, call; foul back, foul, filed out to
™ny om*
*n « victory fo r the f { r8t; Peckenpaugh up, boll one, ball
Giants but they will have to break two, ball three, ball four, walks. M il
themselves o f tho habit o f losing to ler up, ball one, ball two, strike one,
Waite Hoyt, who has beaten thorn call; ball threo, grounds to third forc
twice.
Nchf, McGraw’s Portslde es Peckenpaugh at second. No runs,
moundsmnn, may pitch for the Nat- no hits, no errors.
lonls.
Sixth Inning
Giants up: Mouse! up (Umpiro in
Tho line up: Nationals— Bums, cf.; chief goes to National dugout and puta
Bancroft, ss.; Frisch, 38; Young, rf.; Conch Burkett off tho field nnd also
Kelly, lb.; E. Mouse], If., Rawlings, Pitcher Douglass), striko one, call,
2b.; Snyder, c.; Nehf, p.
singles to center; Rawlings up, strike
Americans:
Fewster, If., Pccken- one, call; strike two, call (Mcusel out
pnugh, ss.; Miller, cf.; . Mcusel, rf.; lit second, catcher to short stop), fouls
Pipp, lb.; Ward, 2b.; Bnkor, ®r“ >:bnck, singles to right; Snyder up, ball
Schang, c., Hoyt, p.
U
1(0, ball
„ „ „ two, ..............
„ „ ..............
one,
foul, striko
two, foul
Tho Americans will bo tho homol back( 8trlko tWo, 8trlko three, fnn8.
tenm nnd go to bat last. Tho weather Nchf up> bnU on(Ji foul8 back( atrlko
is clenr nnd cool, thermometer 50. A t one, foul back, strike two, foul back;
tendance, 30,000.
filed out to third. No runs, two hits,
K A N S A S D ISTRIC T
U N ITE D M IN E W ORKERS
HAS BEEN SUSPENDED.
(Br Tb* AuocUUd Prtu)
Philander Knox, Prom i
nent Republican Sen
ator Died Yesterday
PITTSBURG , Kas., Oct. 13.— Tho
Kansas district o f tho United Mine
Workers o f America has been sus
pended by John L. Lewis, internation
al president, it was announced today. OF A P O P L E X Y A N D DIED V E R Y
Alexander Hoyt and all other district
SU D D E N LY A T W A S H
officers was summarilp relieved.
ING TO N
SUFFERED- STROKE
LLOYD GEORGE
WILL ATTEND
CONFERENCE
(Br Tb* AiMoUUd T u ll)
W ASH IN G TO N , Oct. 13.— Arrange
ments for the funeral o f Senator
Knox, o f Pennsylvania, who died sud
denly last night at his home hero a f
ter a stroke of apoplexy nro expected
to be mndo today upon the arrival o f
out-of-town members o f the family.
th. ^ulme clli'ca (luring tho firot n lt»
»' •
died hero today with acute indigestion,
months of the current year was in ex
at the age o f flftp-six.
ON L IM IA T IO N OF A R M A M E N T
cess of 119,071,700, according to build
-----\
W ASH IN G TO N , Oct. 18 PhUandTO BE HELD A T W A S H
ing statistics compiled by The Asso
cr Chaso Knox, senator from Penn
INGTON
ciated Press from official records o f
sylvania and secretary o f state under
municipal buildings inspectors and
First Inning.
no errors.
(Continued
on
rim
sin
President Taft, died suddenly at 6:80
commissioners. Real estate, building
Last half sixth: Yanks up:
R.
Giants up: Burns up, striko
1,
LONDON, Oct. 13.— Prlmo Minis-; o’clock lost evening at his homo here,
material nnd financial interests here
called; out, third to first; Bancroft up Meuscl up, lined out to socond; Plpp ter Lloyd Georgo is preparing to go to He was stricken with paralysis after
declare that an estimate o f approxi
bnll 1, foul bnck, Btrlko one, ball one, up, fouls along first base lino, striko Washington to attend tho Impending dcscondng tho stalrwny on his way
mately $10,000,000 worth o f now con
ball two, ball three, bnll four, Ban- one, out, short to firsT; Ward up, conference on limitations o f arma- j to tho dining room for dinner and
struction in Florida for tho 12 months
croft walks; Frisch up, hall 1, ball two "trike one, call; bnll one, ball two, ments nnd Fnr Eastern questions nnd pnssed awny fifteen minutes Inter
of 1921, would not bo far from tho
bnll three, striko 1, call; striko 2, call, out, short to first. No runB, no hits, It is understood thnt unless unforsccn without regaining consciousness.
mark, ns the 12 cities reporting in A LLE G E D TO BE DUE BY T H E
foul nlong first bnsc lino, foul to first no errors,
Mrs. Knox nnd tho senator’s sec
difficulties nrise he will be there for
STATE TREASU R
September almost touched tho $20,
nnd
out;
Young
up,
foul
bnck,
striko
1,
Seventh
Inning
retary,
W. F. Martin, were near tho
the
opening
session.
ERS
000,000 figure the first nine months o f
______
foul bnck, strike two, ball one, bnll
Ginnts up: Burns up, bnll one,
Bcnntor nnd hurried to his aid. Dr.
the year alone. Throughout tho stato
(Bv Th* AuocUUd Pr*«*)
|two, foul back, bnll 3, ball
four, Htrikc one, call; bnll two, foul back,
Samuel Adams wns summoned im
new construction on a largo scale has
CHICACO, Oct. 13.— Suits to re -1Young walks; Kelly up, hits to short, "trike two; ball threo, Imll four, walks,
mediately, but ho found Mr. Knox
been in progress sinco January 1 and cover a sum of money nllcgcd due j who allows the hall to got through Bancroft up, strike one, call; ball ode;
beyond medical nid.
it is regarded as certain that tho 12 tho state o f Illinois will be filed nt |him, Bancroft scoring, Young on 3rd; ball two; foul back, strike two, strike
Senator Knox returned to Washing
places with almost $20,000,000 worth Springfield next week against tho Mucscl, out, pitcher to first. Ono run, three, fans; Frisch up, filed out to
ton only last Monday night, from
of new building thus fnr do not ac
right; Young up, ball one, striko ono,
Btato treasurers for several
years no hits, ono error.
a trip to Europo with Mrs. Knox and
count for half of the state's total.
Last hnlff rat: Ynnks up: Bnbo call; filed out to left, grent running
back, it wns announced today by A t
ho attended tho seasons o f tho senate
Jacksonville ngnin led tho state torney Goneral Brundago. Suits will Ruth now in uniform on third base catch by Fewster. No runs, no hits,
Tucsdny and Wednesday. Leaving the
during September with permits a g charge interest on public funds has coaching lino; Fowstor up, bnll ono, no errors.
W IL L M EET W ITH R E P R E S E N TA chnmbor nbout 5 o’clock yesterday a f
gregating $105,851 whilo Miami was
strike ono, call; strike two, fan; ball
kaBt half soventh: Ynnks up: Ilakternoon, tho Bcnntor took nn automo
been withheld.
TIV E S OF ROADS TO RE
second with $107,500, St. Petersburg
two, ball three, striko three, fans; cr up, hall one, bnll two, striko ono,
bile ride through Potomnc Park and
DUCE RATES.
third with $385,535 nnd Tampa fourtH
Peckenpaugh up, ball one, bnll two, call; bnll three; foul fly, out to third;
stopped on his way homo to purchaso
with $300,631. For tho first nlno
(By The AuooUUd P rtu )
I bnll three, bnll four, walks; Miller up Schang up, filed out to left; Hoyt up,
tickets for n thentro performance last
months of the year, Miami hold first
JAC K S O N V ILLE , October 13.— A night.
striko one, call; foul bnck, strike two, "ingles to center field; Fewster up,
place with a totnl o f $3,043,000. Jack
singles to right, Peckenpaugh held nt Htrikc ono, call, hits to short
who meeting o f representatives o f the rail
Reaching homo tho senator went to
sonville was oecond with $3,595,200
, second; Mcusel up, foul bock, strike "teps on Becond. No runs, ono hit, roads and vegetable and citrus fruit his librnry where he remained until
and St. Petersburg third, less than
growers nnd shippers, will ho held in summoned to dinner.
M U R D E R one, bnll one, strike two, ball two, no errors.
$100,000 behind tho runner-up, with
Orlnndo, Thursdny, October 27th, to
President Harding, Chief Justlco
I T I U I V I / L l l i ; popped out to first; Pipp up, strike
Eighth Inning
a total of $3,197,005. Tampa’s total
______
lone, fnn, striko two, fan; bnll one,'
Ginnts up: Kelly up: striko one, discuss menus o f reducing freight Taft, Senator Lodge of Masnchusctts,
for the snmo period wns $3,173,710 A N O TH E R PH AS E IN JA C K S O N -1short passed bnll, two runners ndvnnc- f»n ; Btrikc two, ball one, foul back; rntes on Florida fniits nnd vegetables,, the Republican lenders, Senntor Pcnwith the triple cities of Daytona, DnyV IL L E K IL L IN G OPENS
{ cd, bnll two, foul bach, strike three, foul bnck, bnll two, strike three, fan; it wns announced hero todny. T h o ' rose, of Pennsylvania, nnd other
tonn llcnch nnd Senbreeze nnd Orlan
UP TO D A Y
i fans out. No runs, one hit, no errors. E. Mcusel up, strike one, call; strike meeting is being nrrnnged by tha friends nnd close associates o f Mr.
‘
two, call; grounds out to first unas- shippers, and notice o f tho conference Knox wero soon notified o f tho senado following with $1,430,000 nnd $1,
Second Inning
Jsinted; Rawlings up, ball one, fouls
387,000 respectively.
nro being mniled to shippers nnd tor’s ilcnth.
(By The AuocUUd Pr*u)
I QiantS v
Jacksonville’s totnl for the first
The news enmo ns n shock to all o f
JAC K SO N VILLE . Oct. 1 « - W o rk |
_
- ■ s i . s s x z ’i J i s t '
10 fl" " growers throughout tho stato urging ficial Washington, for tho senator,
nine months of 1020 wns only $2,712, of selecting the jury to try Frank —
a Inrge attendance.
ficc bunt, pitcher to firot! ■>»vrHu«»,N
J „ d Jhth. Y „ „ k! u|).
500, approximately $800,000 less than Rawlins begnn in circuit court today.
thru his services first ns attorneyh‘ rdi
t ie onpaufth up, .trik . ono. call, out, aacfor the snmo period this year.
general under Presidents McKinloy
Two hundred names for venire were ahort, 10
and Bawling. I. c«u «ht at the
MUk.r
filed
Miami’s September record wns al drnwn nnd the sheriff's offlco for sev
and Roosevelt and later as secretary
pin Oi Burn, up, a rlko one
rail.
^ R Moosc, „ p, taU
most $100,000 more than for tho sumo eral days has been serving summons.
of stato undor President T aft, had a
„ r|ke
,t,ik .
three,
month last year whilo tho total fo r Tho trial of Hickman's slayer is ex tuula .In loH; field atand. • « » l » ° :
wide circle o f frionds in all walks o f
ainglea to short left, Texna leaBoer
^
„„
„ „ M l, „ „ orrors.
the first nine months was moro than pected to proceed rapidly after the
public life, congressional, diplomatic
Nnncroft up, striko ono, call; out, short
N . .. . .
$800,000 in excess of tho figure for jury is selected, which mny taken or
nnd legal.
to first No runs two hits, no errors .
(
Snyder up, out, third
the same period in 1920. Tho total or two days.
Tho senato met todny and adjourn
Loath a lf second: Yanks up: Ward
NPohf up, striko ono, call;
for the 12 months of 1920 wns $4,550,
ed out o f respect to tho into senntor
up fouls out to catcher; Baker u i V ^
fnn; 8triko three, fnn;
305. Tho largest single permit last A R B U C K LE ’S CASE
and with tho house will nnmo n com
strike one, call; strike two, fan, out,
Btrike
CHEW ING GUM LEVIES H A L T
month was for an apartment houso to
mittee to attend tho funeral. Senator
IS U P IN COURT
second to first; Schang up, strike one ^
^
fan. fou| back.
PROGRESS FOR D AY.
cost $30,000.
Knox's homo is in Pittsburgh nnd ho
A T SAN FRANCISCO. call; out, short to first. No runs, no fou]fl tQ ,eft> out> p|tchcr to first,
also hnd n summer homo nt Valley
St. Petersburg, which with Jack
W A S H IN G TO N Oct. 13.— Adoption
hits, no errors
j Great stop by pitcher. No runs, no
sonville, Miami nnd Tampa, is one o f
Forgo. Tho plneo o f Interment has not
(By Tb* AuooUtod Pr*u)
by tho sennte o f tho epubllcnn com
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.— The
the four cities lending tho stato in
yet
been decided upon.
>: Frlscl.u p , striko o n e n °
^
promise plan for repeal o f nil tho
building, showed a gain o f approxi case o f Arbuckle, chnrgcd with man
Senntor
Knox was sixty-olght yean*
filed out to center; Young up strike ^
^
fo f Wpp| batfl ,oft transportation ti.xes on next Jnnumately $120,000 Inst month ovor tho slaughter, is on tho calendar o f tho
old nnd was serving in tho sonato fo r
one, fan, ball one, ball two, bn I three,
, d Ruth up fou|„ baift strike nry 1, wns completed today with tho
same month lust year, permits in Sep Superior Court hero todny. Arbucklo
a second time, having first been ap
bn i four, walks; Kelly up, fouls along
grounds acceptance without n dls3onting voto
tember. 1920, totalling $205,850. Build left Los Angelos last night to appenr.
pointed in 1904 to succeed tho Into
third
•
*
*
- third base
naso line,
.me, fouls
iou . to left, striko
™ two
‘™
bni, one, ball
of nn amendment removing tho tax Sonator Matthew Stanley Quay. Ho
ing for the first nine months o f the
pop fly to ahort, out Mou.cl u|, foul.
b, „ thr'cc, „ rikc ons, c0||; » , rik„ on pnreo ipost packages. Stnntor
year showed a remarkable incrcaso
wns elected to succeed hiniHelf in 1005,
to oft, atrlko ono >Mka 'w»| Youn8
wn|k
|)nkcr
ecd, Democrat, sought to extend the but resigned four yenrs lator to boover the same period lost year, tho
atolo Becond, atrlko throe, tana. No
•
„ tUm „ uc c„ u ( ii„ r„ t„
repeal to levies on messages by tolo- como secretary o f stato.
1921 figure being $3,472,095 ns
run., no hit., nai error.
,
now >vnrn,,nR up) (ou, bnck,
graph .telephone, cable and radio, but
against $1,922,720 for 1920. During
Yunta up.
Iloyt up, foul, hack, <(Hk(j
,n rlaht „ ck|
the 12 months of 1920 permits aggro
his motion wns voted down, 32 to 36.
a rlko ono, out, third to flrat.
b „ , hrcc fou, )m[k
|s to acoW a te r Traffic L e a g u e
gated only $2,801,000, or moro thnn
a o r u p , but on. .b a ll two, hatI th ™ , m
(lrHl nnd Ward
$000,(100 less than for tho first nlno
M A N Y A R E K ILLE D
M et at Tavares W ith
atrlko ono, ball four, trnlka, Pockonlocon,|. No run., no
months of the current yonr.
Tho
IN R A ILR O A D WRECK
paugh up, hall ono, ball two, strike
A ll o f Lak e County
largest single porinit last month wns IN LONDON T O D A Y AND LOOKS
A T BAD A JOSE, SPAINono, call; grounds to short and forces (
1
p iN ‘
F
IN
A
L
TO
TA
LS
f"r construction of n storo building at
LIK E PEACE.
Fowstor nt socond, short to second
Tho W ater Trnfflc League hold ona
R II
(By Tb* AsiocUUd Pr*»«>
a cost of $20,000. Several largo build
nnd doubled out at first. No runs,
Now York N ation als............. 1 0
BADAJOSE, Spain, O ct 13-M a n y o f tho best and most enthusiastic
ing projects uro contemplated beforo
(By Th* AiooeUUd Pr»»»)
LONDON, Octj. 13.— Mombcrq of no hits, no errors
New York Amoricnns ..........0 4
the end of tho year.
persons wero killed or Injured In a mootings o f the year at Tuvnrcs last
Fourth Inning
Tho series ended, New York Ginnts wreck o f a mnll train near Merida. night when ovor 200 Lake county
•ampa’s September permits wero tho British cabinet nnd Sinn Fein
Giants
one,u
n i. up:
ui». «Rawlings
« « » . « » up,
u|,, bnll
------h
,
,th £iyc
a to
more than double those for the snmo lenders conferring hero today, ad
Tho train wns derailed bv a washout. growers and shippers met to discuss
the water traffic problem and hear tho
month last year, when tho total was journed nt ono-thlrty this afternoon
J tC b V u t
.«*
questions o f freigh t rates discussed.
0l>ly $150,785. Tho September figuro after a session o f ono hour and a half.
D ivergent View s
Vlce-Prorldent G. W . Knight, J. O.
was $300,531. Tho totnl fo r
tho Arthur Griffith, Sinn Foln foreign I S
l r t h' r R . » ! l 'n o h . w '. V . h U ° G E I(M A N E XC H A N G E
R
e
gard
in
g
R
elief
Ball and A. P. Connelly, o f tho W ater
DROPS
LOW
EST
minister,
nnd
head
o
f
tho
Irish
dele
K'outinowl on I’tc* Six)
Bums up, ball one, strike one, call;
Traffic
committee o f tho Sanford
Q U O TATIO N IN H ISTORY.
gntlon, was asked when tho delegation bnll two, strike two, call; strike threo,
o f Unemployed
Chamber o f Commerce
represented
MG DIRIGIBLE
was coming bnck. “ We nro not com call. No runs, ono hit, no orrors.
(By Tb* i i u d i M Tt—t)
this city at tho meeting and gava m
(By Tb* A***«UUd Fr***)
ing back hero," ho replied, when he
WRECKED T O D A Y A T
Last half fourth: Yanks up: Mil
N E W YO R K , Oct. 13.—Tho Gorman
W ASH IN G TO N , Oct.
18.— Diver talk to those assembled and the ad
L A N G L E Y FIE LD . added, “ wo nro coming bnck at 11 ler up, Btrike one, call; foul baclc,
exchange dropped to the lowest quogent
views
as
to
noedd
economic
read dress o f A. P. Connelly made such a
o'clock tomorrow."
strike two; ball ono, ball two, out, ut|on ln ,t8 history today; soventy
hit that they havo Invited tho Sanford
'Or Tb* AuooUUd Fr**a)
justment
for
relief
o
f
unemployment
third to first; R. Mcusel up, bnll one, andono. half cont8 fo rono hundred
NEWPORT NEW S, Oct. 13.— Tho big
presented at the National Unemploy delegation and all the others assem
SU B M AR IN E R-8
ball two, ball threo, strike °ne, ca , markB< previous low record was
dlrlgiblo from Langley Field waa
ment conference today by its manu bled to meet at Leesburg noxt Mon
H AS BEEN BROUGHT
filed out to center; Pipp up, ball one^ „ ovent
, ht cents.
wrecked In Hampton oads this morn
facturers committee. M ajority mem day night whon an oven larger dele
TO T H E SURFACE. striko ono, call, ball two, singles to
*
__________________
ing probably with a total loss. Three
bers
rccommcndod several swooping gation will bo present to hoar the
short left; Word up, ball one, singles |
,g F ,ro Proventlon dny.
men were aboard whon she lo ft tho
musurcs
including the repeal o f the freight rates find water transportation
(By Tb* Ai***tat*d F****)
U canter. H pp on aa»nd| Baker up, ^
c0>| w l„
,
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13.—The Sub
flying Btation. Two jumped whon the
Adamson
eight-hour railroad law and discussed. The people o f Lako coun
striko one, fnn; ball one, bnll two, ball
*
X
.
blimp descended almost to tho ground marine R-6, which sank In Sanpedro threat b j l fa ir , -nlkat Schenf up,
th ,t * * * * > * * » • denunciation o f any group seeking ite ty are aroused and they will meet the
before drifting ovor water whilo tho Harbor on September 26, with tho loss ball ono, ball two, filed out to conter. E*$ ,e*
own interests “ to resist economic ad members o f tho W ater Traffie League
third was rescued by harbor tugs.
o f two of her crew, wna brought to Ho runs, two hits, no errors.
justment." Minority members thru more than half way in this Idee o f us
I
“
tho suifaco last night- .
Fifth Inning
1 Cheer up- When all the neighbors Samuel Gompcrx strongly emphasised ing the St. Johns river instead o f the
Don't count your eggs until the
Giants up: Bancroftu p, ball one; buy autos you ca nget a seat In n that “ there must be adopted no poll railroads in shipping fruits this win
The world news the day It happens
revenue bill has been hatchod.— Co
ter.
cy o f wage reduction.*
strike one, call; filed out to le ft; street-car.— yt. Paul News,
tho Herald office.
lumbia Record.
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IN I L L I N O I S
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FOR RAWLINGS
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$40 to 5 5
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You have a large selection
o f good suits and topcoats
to choose from here.
Prices are as attractive as
the clothes themselves.
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the clothes that have made
this store the style center.
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TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, W E D NESD AY, OCTOBER 12,1921
ax
TYLE H EAD Q UAR TER S
where ftofifty Brand (Slothed are sold
1 iS
■HnftT*
v,..„
be obtained. Fred Williams hns o f H E AVY T O U R IS T T R A V E L
NOW A P P E A R S C E R TAIN
fered to lay out tho grounds fo r tho
boys an Fred is an old football star
JAC KSO NVILLE , Oct. 12.— Winter
and takos a great interest in tho gamo
and the owners o f lots and tho owners schedule plans, noon to bo announced
of tho land at Roso Court nro also In- by all railroads operating into Floriterested in this great sport and they ^a will provide unusually excellent
nro willing to allow tho boys to play , accommodations fo r tourists this winPROMISES TO HE ONE T H E BEST thero providing none of tho shrub- tcr>« « ° r d in g to transportation men
and local division and district offices
bary ia touched.
OF T H E SEASON.
J
announce reports from tho north and
Saturday night tho GninosvHlo high
middle west o f heavy prc-acaaon reswe" 1 m
„
w f,
Sanford people will have nn oppor school hoys will bo entertained by
tlon" ,or Poetically all Florida
tunity of witnessing n Rood Kamo of Sanford and they will have u dance n t! er™
points.
football next Snturdny nfternoon, tho Holly homo on Pnrk avenuo.
Local hotel keepers, in chocking this
liuy a ticket to the game and help j
when tho strong Galnoavillo high
season's reservations, say the list of
school team cornea up against the tho Sanford boys to win.
about 00 per cent Inrgor than nt tho
sw ift flying hoys o f Sanford high
samo time last yenr.
Chamber of
school.
It ia anid that Gainesville BIDS AltF, OPENED
Commerce nnd Ronl Estnto Hoard In
hns a heavy team and they have been
FOB PU TN AM ItOAI). quiries also show nn incrcnse, Indica
coached by tho University football
ting that this ycnr'H travel will be
T A LLA H A S S E E , Oct. 12.— The fol considerably Inrgor than thnt of Inst
stars, but Sanford has a bunch of
gritty players who make up the lack lowing bids wore opened nt hendqunr- winter.
o f weight in their speed and real ters of tho state road department
nhility to piny tho game and under hero Snturdny nfternoon:
W IL L IN V E S T IG A T E SKELETONS.
Tho three lowest bidderr. on fed
that veteran, Edward Mcisch, who
knows the game, and has been giving eral aid project No.
18, Putnam
FORT M YERS, Oct. 11.— Dr. Ales
all his evenings to coaching tho San county, Cisco to Volusin county line, P. Hordlickn, o f tho Smithsonian In
ford high after ho gets throng 1 with nro:
stitute, ono o f tho foremost anthrop
his work on tho fnrni. Ed snys ho
Florida Engineering and Construc ologists in tho world, Is coming to
hns n good team and that ho will win tion Co., Oviedo, Fin., $10,780.40; Fort Mpers shortly to invostignto tho
on Saturday nfternoon if tho peoplo Hyde nnd Bnxter, Washington, I). C., shell mounds o f Estoro Island, Mound
will just come out und help to root $20,202.40, nnd Alson Brothers Bridgo Key, and other points In this locality,
tho homo tenm to victory. It takes Co., Atlnnta, Gn., $20,008.-70.
with a view to determining tho origin
lots of pep and ginger from tho side
On state road No. 7, Volusia county o f tho Hkol«tonn found recently durlinos to win n football game, for tho Dclwn Springs, north to tho Putnam , „ K CXCftVftt|on of thc ERtoro Io|nnd
boys get so many hard knocks that county llr.o:
; mouml
they must be stimulated by tho homo
Luton Bridgo Co., York, Pa., $20,rooters.
210; Hyde nnd Bnxter, Washington,
BURN 2,000 RALES COTTON.
And then, the big school boys need D. C., $71,740.75, nnd Alston Broth
new sweaters and many other things ers Bridge Co., Atlanta, Gn., $70,
DAW SON, Gn., Oct. 11.— Dnmnges
fo r tho tenm ,nnd they hnve no other 764.28.
amounting to approximately $700,000
menns o f raising the money. And
Choctnwntcheo Canals in connect- I
woro sustained here when 2,000 or
the visiting team must be paid for ion with construction work on tho I
more bales of rotton were destroyed
their expenses of coming down hero Choctnwntcheo bridge:
by fire in a lnrgo warehouse, tho pro
and their hotel bill while here. Let
Pensncoln Shipbuilding Co., Pensnperty o f Hill and Hill. At midnight it
everybody turn out and show tho coln, $74,500; W. P. Kennedy Con-!
wns reported thnt tho blnzo wns un
homo boys thnt you believo in tho struction Co., Quincy, $78,000, nnd
der control Part o f the business sec
high school and the high school tenm. Groy nnd McKenzie, Bunnell, $45,
tion o f the city was threatened nt ono
The gnmo will prohnhly be played nt 000.
time. Tho origin o f tho fip> is un
Roso Court as this is the bent placo
known.
TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD.
and tho nearest to tho city that can
FOOTBALL GAME
HERE SATURDAY
WITH GAIN’SVILLE
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SOMETHING A G A IN S T
THE K LAN
W AS IIIN G TO N , Oct. 12.— Demand
for an investigation of tho activities
o f tho Ku Klux Klan was made before
tho houso rules committee yesterday
by Rep. Taguo, Democrat, Massachu
setts. Rop, Tague was the first wit-;
ness nt tho hearings on a number of
resolutions providing fo r an inquiry
by congress.
Wm. J. Simmons, o f Atlanta, Im
perial wizard and organizer of the
Klan, was ono o f tho first witnesses
to arrive. Holland Thmpaa, of New
York, told the committee in detail o f
an investigation by a newspaper of
tho Klan activities which resulted in
the publication o f a aeries o f charges
against tho order. The outstanding
feature, he said, was the "great num
ber o f acta o f violence by tho Ku Klux
Klan.
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Mr. Thomas testified that Imperial
Wizard "had boasted that members of
the senate and house wore members
o f the Klan."
The Imperial wizard, who sat with
his nttornoy, smoked cigarettes in
cessantly-and smiled often during tho
extended statement o f Mr. Thomas.
Asked by Rep. Garrett if his in
vestigation convinced him that tho
Klan had 700,000 members, Mr.
Thomas said it did n o t The total
membership, he said, was In the South,
adding that newspapor publicity had
largely retarded organization. plans.
Rep. Johnson wanted to know from
the witness if the Non-Partisan lea
gue In tho northwest got its organi
zation ideas from the Klan or the
Klnn from the league.
" I t would take a congressional in
quiry to find out," Mr. Thomas re
plied.
C. Anderson Wright, formorly a
king klcaglo o f tho Klan, nnd who sub
sequently published a series o f articles
attacking the Klnn in tho
Hcarst
newspapers, told the committee that
Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler, o f Georgia, was
the “ true power" of the organization.
Ho chnrged thnt officers o f tho Klnn
had ovaded income taxes and had im
properly used the mails in dissemi
nating propaganda.
W right said ho quit tho order in
Atlnnta when ho found that Imperial
Wizard Simmons had no power over
its niYnirs.
“ Give us some idea o f the imperinl
palace in Atlnnta," said Chairman
Campbell. The witness replied it was
on the third floor o f nn office build
ing.
Explaining tho duties of tho Klan
officers, Wright said a grand goblin
wns a district sales manager, nnd a
klcaglo the fellow who went out to dig
up members.
" I f the Ku Klun has 700,000 mem
bers ns claimed," the witness snld,
“ then there hns been no proper ac
counting of tho funds collected."
Only Protcstunts, Gentiles nnd na
tive born Americans, Wright said,
woro admitted at $10 a yenr. This
Hum w’ns pnid for the first degree.
Thc idea being, it was said, to confer
tho other degrees nt so ihuch extra.
Nobody eligible under the three gener
al headings, wns denied admittance.
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THE STAR TO-DAY
The Dainty M A Y A L L IS O N in
“Extravagance”
One o f the crowning successes o f her career
A lso “H e r N ature Dance,” a Comedy
Tomorrow— Bebe Daniels in “Two Weeks
W ith P a y ” ; also “On Account,” a Comedy
The World Owes
Me a Living
Said the fellow who did not like to work
and he really thought the world should
pay him without working
N
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H E O B T A IN E D T H E L IV IN G
But such a life— it was his theory about
how to get a living without working.
The world owes each one a living but it
is up to every one to collect it. The best
way to get the best living is tahave your
money where yon can get it when you
want it— in tho bank
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Is obtained by saving your money while
you are making it and put it in the bank
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
LE T U S T E L L YOU
A B O U T IT T O D A Y
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BRING M A N Y TO T H E STATE
TO M A K E LIN D S E Y T A L K .
DENVER, Col., Oct. 11.— District
Attorney P. S. Von Cisu hns announc
ed that ho would summon Judge Bert
B. Lindsey o f the Denver juvenile
court to nppenr before thc county
grand jury “ to toll what, if any
thing, he knows about violations of
the prohibition laws by Denver mil
lionaires. " Charges thnt u conspiracy
existed "among the rich to have tho
laws enforced only against the poor,"
wore madj by Judge Lindsey in a
statement read in open court when he
rolensed two youths accused with giv
ing liquor to girls.
JAC KSO NVILLE , Oct. 12.—Two
thousand visitors will come here late
this month for the annual convention
of the American Prison Association,
October 28 to November 4. Headquar
ters already have been opened for the
convention nnd officers of the associa
tion nro planning final dctnils. Num
erous side trips for delegates are lin
ing arranged nnd many Florida cities
will entertain parties o f these visi*.oi3. The program includes a number
of addresses by prominent prison re
form authorities. Five smaller asso
ciations, off-shoots o f tho prison lw»dy,
will hold their annual conventions here
Fable: Once upon n time a man
during the meeting of the parent or
ndvertised n used car for sale and ..aid
ganization,
it hnd been used over three thousand
miles.
TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD.
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W ASH IN G TO N , Oct. 12.— Colonel
Simmons, Imperinl Wizard o f tho Ku
Klux Klan, said hero todny ho had
received no advices from Atlanta con
cerning tho reported attempt last
night to shoot Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler,
business agent of thc organization.
Asked about tho reported threat to
get Simmons too, Simmons said "that
does not disturb mo in the least."
W ASH ING TO N, Oct. 12.— Digging
into the activities of the Ku Klux
Klan, the house rules committee de
veloped by testimony yesterdny that
the organization had taken in 1,488,
710 members since its foundation, that
the department o f justice was still
conducting an investigation o f Its own
and thnt according to tho Klan’s con
fidential information to field ngents,
the chief of police of Norfolk, Vu., was
a member.
Through news letters said to hnve
been sent from Klnn headquarters nnd
not intended for general publication,
tho statement nlRo was made thnt the
Norfolk chief hnd promised 200 rifles
to tho local order "in timo o f trouble,”
nnd thnt Representative Upshnw,
Democrat, Gcorgin, in whoso home
district the Klnn was born, hnd been
"put to it to deny membership In tho
Klnn and at the samo timo square his
conscience ns n preacher nnd church
member."
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RALEIG H , N. C., Oct. 11.— Frank
Henderaon, a whito man, wan electro
cuted at tho penitentiary her, for the
murder o fhlz wlfo at Madlzon aovornl
months ago.
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TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1921
P A G E TW O
MEN’S CLUB
| This Progressive ^Bank j! HELD MEETING
LAST NIGHT
recognizes that its progress hinges
on the financial growth o f this com
munity.
w.
Last Two Days
DECIDED TO HUILD A D D IT IO N TO
PAIM9H HOUSE A N D S T A R T
DIG SEASON
So it’s perfectly natural fo r it to
be interested in the progress o f each
citizen.
Consequently, fo r our mutual
benefit, this bank offers its co-opera
tion and invites your account.
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LAKE MONROE
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The Men’s Club o f tho Parish House
met Inst night nt tho Parish House,
this being the first meeting o f the
fnll and a large attendance greeted
President Whltner when he called tho
men td order and explained the' riature
o f the club and the work thnf they In
tended to do this year. Ho ebcpUInd
that the work o f starting a w M tow ay
nround three sides of the cTmrtW
pikjperty was one'of the objects‘o f the
club last yOnt albng' with rrtimy other
big things and that their Work had
been smfcCanfuT in’ every way. Com
mittees wore appointed looking to :
ward cntortitlnibCnt1, nttSvIng pictures
and the Father and Son bnhqtotSt and
it was docldtid' to hold tbd Fnthdf and
Son banquet Thursday night, October
27th nt which time a lArge attendance'
Is expected, the father*!'bringing tholr
sons and in some Institutes the Hons
bringing their fathers in a general got
together meeting.
Songs wore sung nnd a good time
Imd by everybody until the wrestling
match was announced and Collie lllggers nnd Victor McLnulln gnvo tho
nudicncc a good Idea o f how the
wrestling game is plnyed and for f i f
teen minutes wrestled all over
tho
mat the bout finally going to Collie
on points.
Refreshments, consisting o f choice
cheese sandwiches, pickles, bottled
lick and hot coffee were served and
while filling up on tho viands the
question o f enlarging the Parish
House was discussed anti committees
were appointed to finance tho pro
ject and stnrt the new work nt once.
This will give a stage for plays, a
good seating capacity and u place
where entertainments o f all kinds can
he given with the view of paying for
the new building. This will he a step
in the right direction as the Parish
House is one o f the most populnr plac
es in the city now and with the addi
tion will he much better prepared to
take care of the crowds that witness
basket hall games, etc.
The Men’s Club is one o f the real
live organizations of Sanford nnd they
nrc doing a great work here looking
nfter the welfare o f the young men
and giving them the right sort of
amusements. Edward Ward has been
retained for physical instructor for
the new yonr and will give the busi
•Si
ness men and the young men and the
boys the proper kind o f exercise ami
treatment to bring out thu best there
is in them.
The membership in the Men’s Club
is based upon the willingness of the
candidate to do something big for
Sanford and anyone is eligible for
membership. If you are not a mem
ber give your name to tho secretary,
S. M. Lloyd at Lloyd’s Shoe Store and
get in the game.
j The Seminole County j
Bank
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S E R V IC E
boro, N. C., where ho spent tho past
ten days.
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Mrs. Robt. Wnlthour returned home
FRED DA1GER. Society Editor, Tuesday evening from Tlfton C,n.,
Phone 217-W
whero she has been the guest of her
parents.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Thursday.— Mm. J. I). Jinking will
ontortuin tho Wumons1 Missionary
Society of tho Methodist Church at
8 o’clock at tho church parlors.
F R ID A Y — Tho Epworth Lea true of
tho Methodist church will give a
. Silvor Tea at tho homo o f Mrs.
Claude Herndon, on Magnolia ave
nue, at 8 o’clock.
Friday.— Soldo Harrison Chapter N.
S., D. A. It., will hold its first
meeting o f tho ensuing year at the
homo of Mrs. George D. Uishop, on
Park avenue, at *1 o’clock.
Friday— Mrs. George DeCottos will
ontertain at luncheon at 1:30 p. m.
in compliment to Miss Norma Hern
don.
Friday.—The Christian Endeavor of
the Presbyterian church will enter
tain at the church parlors at eight
p. m, in compliment to Miss Glndys
Green, wiioso marriage to Ernest
Matthews takes place October 20th.
Friday— Mother’s Club will hold their
regular meeting at tho Parish House
ut 8:20 p. m.
Saturday— The Children's Story Hour
will he held in thu Central Park at
0 o'clock.
W. ], Adams, representing thu
Equitable Life Innuranco Co., left this
morning for Lake Wales, wlioro he
goes on n business mission.
E. Bundy Kenlaw, o f Richmond,
Va., was In the city yesterday trans
acting business.
, W. W. Vickerp, o f Alabama, is rugiatcred at the Montezuma while in tho
city attending to business.
W. R. Rhodes represented Tampa
hore yesterday.
W. B. Alsop, of Dublin, (in., one of
tho prominent business men o f that
city, is spending several days here
mingling with friends and attending
to business,
Air, and Mrs. Stanley Walker, sis
ter of M tb. Wilcox of Front street,
and inother-in-lnw, Mrs. Goodhue of
Florida are visiting at the Wilcox
home.
Mrs, Goodhue leaves Satur
day for Washington, I). C., to join her
husband on their Journey home.— Bainbridge (N . Y .) Republican.
v ' Frank L. Woodruff, Jr., returned
homo Tuesday evening from Greens-
Mrs. E. L. Ferran, o f Eustis, is
spending several days here as tho
guest o f her daughter, Mrs. 1). L.
Thrasher, ut her home on Park Ave.
A. K. Brokaw motored to DcLnn.l
last ovenlng to visit his siBter.
Messrs. Harry and Carl Ferran, of
Eustis, joined Messrs. I). L. Thrasher
and George Speer, on their fishing trip
to Daytona Bench.
Airs. Alfred Liljn returned home
Tuesday evening from a delightful
visit with relatives in
Tampa and
Lnkclnnd.
Mr. and Mrs, H. It. Stevens spent
the day yesterday in Lakeland.
I). A. R. TO H AVE
C. A. It. A U X IL IA R Y .
SANFORD TO H A V E FRISK
V O C A TIO N A L CLASSES.
L A R G E STOCK OF
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According to Superintendent T. W.
Lawton, the Board of Public Instruct
ion is pinnnig to open a night voca
tional school in this city soon.
Tho hoard has been fortunate en
ough' to make arrangements with tho
State Board whereby aid for the main*
ten unco o f these classes is obtained
from an nppropration made hy the
State and Fedornl governments, in
conformance with the Smith-Hughes
act o f 11117. This act was established
to aid those who are at Work and who
have not had the education that they
would wish.
The first classes to he started are
called "evening classes," and will he
opened to men 1(1 years o f age or
over who are now engaged in the me
chanical trades of the community,
such as the building and metal work
ing trades. These classes will also lie
open to men working in tho A. C. L.,
shops.
Superintendent Lawson and the
hoard are to be eongratulnted (for
their efforts in getting aid for this
work. There is no question hut whnt
loenl mechanics will tako advantage
of this instruction. It is given par
ticularly for their bcnellt and the na
NO TICE
ture o f tho work will bo such thnt
Regular meeting of the Seminole
they will find it of daily use in tholr Rebecca Lodge Friday evening at 7:20
employment. Those cI ubbch will be at the Mnsonic Hall. Initiation of
free.
candidates. A good attendance is deBlred.— Secy.
r ftfY V ' V.
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NOTICE
W E H A V E GONE TH R O U G H O U R F A L L
STOCK A N D M A R K E D D O W N S PE C IA LS
FOR TH E S E T W O D A Y S A T PR IC E S T H A T
W E COULD N O T R E P LA C E . W IT H “ COT
TO N GOODS” A D V A N C IN G D A IL Y Y O U
W IL L F IN D M A N Y O F T H E ITEM S WE.
H A V E ON S A LE M UCH L O W E R T H A N
T O D A Y ’S M IL L PRICES:
2,00a YARDS OF
GINGHAM
in the much want
ed Check, all colors
and
dark
Fall
Plaids, yard—
Only One Case o f
100 GEORGETTE
BLOUSES
Go on sale Friday
and Saturday. Col
ors, white, flesh,
navy, bisque, toupe
plain and beauti
fully embroidered.
Some worth up to
$7.00. Special, each
3 .9 8
NAINSOOK
Soft finish, yard
wide, mill price to
day
16c, 2-Day
Special, at yard—
25 DOZEN
COTTON
TOWELS
Big size, for, each,
SILK SPECIALS
Big table of Satins,
Jharmeuse, CrepeBack
Satins,
brown, navy, grey
and black. Regular
price up to $3.75
a yard. Special, yd.
2 .9 8
72-INCH
TABLE LINEN
SPECIAL DRESS
SALE
A b ig lot of Crepes,
Satin and T affeta^
Silk Dresses, to
close out in this
sale fo r—
1 0 .9 8
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SUITS
Over 200 to select
from.
A ll colors
and sizes. Special
ly priced—
$21.98 $24.98
$31.98
Some
are plain
tailored with long
coats and some are
trimmed with fur
and
>beautifully
embroidered, spec
ial—
$39.75
Special attention
given to “ Stylish
Stouts” Suits and
Dresses in sizes 41
to 53.
WOOL
BLANKETS
plan and with de
signs.
A ll pure
Linen for, yard—
Plaid, Pink, Blue,
at top.
Big size,
double blanket for
2 .9 8
6 .4 8
NO TICE
There wil bo n meeting o f tho Wo;
man’s Auxiliary to the American Le
gion on Friday nfternocA nt 3:15 ut
tho Woman’s Club rooms. A ll mem
bers urged to be prosont and bring
some ohe with you.— President.
jY o w e ll Company
Will the person who was seen InHt
night removing spotlight nnd n rain
coat together with a valise containing
insurance papers, from a enr in front
of the Star Theatre, return same to
700 East Second stTout nnd save trou-^
F or office supplies, stationery, etc., •
bln. No questions will be asked.
178-8tp come to the Herald o ff lei.
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Tho first enr of oranges for tho sea
son was shipped Friday. The fruit
movement for the Inst four days was
five cars, o f which four wore grape
fruit. The total moveniunt for the
season is now sixteen enrs. One grape
fruit was shipped Friday, one Satur
day, and two Inst night. Today’s ship
ment is not included In this report.
Vegetable shipments have been
larger for the last throe
chipping
days. A total o f 415 packages have
been shippped during that time Frldap’s vegetable movement was 184
packages, Saturdays 112, and .vest rday’s UP packages. E gg plants pre
dominate, there having been tlM pack
ages o f them and 128 crates of squash.
Popper is showing larger receipts, 67
crates having been shipped slnoo
Thursday.
Express shipments o f oranges and
grapefruit total 70 boxes for tho pe
riod beginning Friday ami ending
last night.
There were 20 boxes of
grnpefruit nnd BO boxes o f oranges.
Prices, on an average, nrc about the
sumo ns they were Inst week.
Cu
cumbers, with only small receipts,
brought from $11.75 to $4. Okra fs
quoted nt $1.25 Pepper is bringing
$250 and squash uro worth from $175
to $2.10.— Plant Citp Courier.
THE
OPENING SALE
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The Sallle Harrison Chapter, N. S.
D. A. It., of Sanford, has caught the
spirit of its home town “ Advance nev
er he discouraged," they are to have
an auxiliary to their chapter, Mrs. B.
J. Starling has been appointed organ
izing president o f the C. A. It. (Chil
dren American Revolution), and has
received letters from tfio national o f
ficers in the highest praise of our re
gent, Mrs. W. E. Watson, for efficient FIR ST CAR ORANGES SHIPPED
and prompt work.
FROM P L A N T C ITY.
D. A. It. Press Reporter.
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I). L. Thrasher, George Speer and
party o f friends, are spending the day
at Daytona Beach, fishing.
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Umior the direction o f tho two
trustees, J. W. Boll and Charles Bales,
workmen nrc busy laying n concrete
Wnlk and building n fence at the
graded school at Monroe. The fence
which will bo a substantial ono, nuitlo
fo r durability as well as beauty, has
a foundation o f concrete. Heavy steel
posts support n strong wire o f good
quality about thirty-six inchen high.
Two Iron gates ,a small front gate,
and n larger side ono, will |,0 used!
A concrete sidewalk leads to the
yard and a front pavement, about four
feet wide, on to tho front steps.
About an1aert Is to bo fonced in, the
romnlnlng four acres will be a tennis
court, n basket bull ground and B
baseball diamond; A woodland upon
tho right o f tho school will be made
Into a park with swings, merry-go'rounds and other childrens’ amuse
ments, Benches and other seats will
also bo constructed fo r tho grown
folks where they may como and enjoy
a picnic. A b soon ns tho yard fence
Is completed, trees will be set nnd
flowors planted. Only tho native
plnnts will bo used, nnd ench will bo
placed with the view o f obtaining the
best effect. Magnolias, oaks, and oth
er Florida trees will be planted a
giod distnneo from the building, nnd
shrubbery and vines close nhout tho
house and near tho fence. Unsightly
objortn, If there are any, will he hid
den nwny hv beautiful vines, hut in
planting, we shall try to follow Na
ture’s laws ns closely ns possible.
Every child 1b expected to furnish at
least one plant, and Mr. Jacobs, thu
principal, ban generously promised to
contribute some fine fruit trees. The
other teachers will, in like manner,
give fruit trues and many plants of
different kinds.
We fuel confident
that we are going to have one o f the
most beautiful school grounds in the
country, ami believe that it will not
be surpassed by any other rural
school in the State.
A tract o f forty acres o f land
known ns tho I’ost farm, hut owned
lip the heirs o f Millor nnd Schmloyno,
o f Stanford, Conn., has been purchas
ed hy J. II. Lawson and William Roe,
o f Sanford.
This tract adjoins tho
C. E. Henry place on tho south and
extends to tho Monroe rnnd on the
west. The first tract of land from this
division was bought hy S. T. Buchnnnn, o f St. Louis, four years ago. Tho
deni went through the J. E. Conley
real estate office. Messrs. Lawson and
Roe are busy nlrendy cleaning up
ami getting ten acres in readiness for
farming this fnll.
Thu following young Indies and
gentlemen are attending high school
at Sanford from this place: Misses
Thelma Luke, Violet nnd Winnie
Swaggerty,
Arlo
Mann, Roberta
Wynne, Snrnh Hutchens, Myrtle
Price, Laura Shelby, John Hutchens,
Brown Stafford, Wnltor Price, Roscoo
Robinson nnd Philip Miles.
Mrs. J. W. Shelhy nnd two daugh
ters, Misses Mntlie nnd Laura Shell)}’,
have arrived from Knoxville, Tenn.,
nnd with Mrs. Sholhy’s son, Clinton,
hnve gone to housekeeping In tho J.
E. Conley house. Mrs .Shelby has
purchased a fnrm adjoining Mnrion
Shclby’H fnrm, the oldest son, on the
east, and S. II. Buchanan’s place on
the north. A residence nnd other im
provements are expected to ho com
pleted In the spring.
Miss Bortlin Clark has returned to
her homo In Georgia after visiting
Mr. ami Mrs, E, Stafford nnd family.
Mrs. Chnrles Henderson nnd son,
Frederick, hnve returned to Tampa
nfter visiting Mrs. Charlie Bell.
William Hawkins has returned from
a two week’s visit to Dnytonn Bench.
Miss Antionotto Tnrbell Hpent sev
eral days with Mm. L. B. Mnnn this
week Mrs Mann hns been slightly ill
hut is now improving much to the
♦v pleasure of her many friends.
Mrs. Daniel Tnlbott, o f the east
sido, spent the week-end with Mrs.
Ben Lake.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Stafford, of
Tennessee, nre exported here to visit
friends soon.
Mr. Georgo Cain hns been confin
ed to his home hy illness, but is now
improving.
A pnrty o f young people gnvo a
surprise pnrty to Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Bell, Monday evening. A very enjoy
able evening was spent.
Messrs. Dan Tnlbott, Ben Lake nnd
Henry Miles spent a few days at the
bench fishing.
Tho stork visited the homo o f Mr.
and Mrs. Lonnio Oglesby Saturdap
nnd left n nice little girl.
t
METHODIST S U N D A Y
SCHOOL PICNIC.
Saturday, October 15th, at Palm
Springs. Meet at the church at nine
o’clock. Transportation will bo provldod. A ll mombera and friends of
the church Invited,
172-Btp.
�T O E B A N F O R P D A IL Y H K B A U ), T H b B jP A y , OCTOBER
Greek Crown Prince With H i* Arm y
Castor Pomace
24 lbs. P illsb u ry
Flour ................
12 lbs. Pillsbury
F lo u r .................
24 lbs. Gold
M ed dl
Flour
12 lbs. Gold M ed al
F lo u r .........24 lbs. Obalisk
Flour
12 lbs. Obelisk
F lo u r ...................
24 lbs. S e lf R is in g
Flour ..................
12 lbs. S e lf R is in g
Flour ...................
15 lbs Irish
Potatoes ..............
16 lbs. S w eet
P o ta to e s ..............
d il l p ic k l e s i n b u l k
O YSTER S, FRESH Evsfjr .Day
12 cans Van Camp
Cream, large.......
12 cans V a n Camp
Cream, s m a l l .......
Sardines in Tomato
Sauce, c a n ...........
Pint Cans Wesson
O i l .........................
Quart cans Wesson
O i l .........................
Boiled H am ,
pound .............................
Chipped Dried Beef, per
pound ..... .......................
New Prunes,
Apricot*,
Dates,
Currants, Raisins, Citron, Lem*
on and Orange PeOl; Brown Bug*
ar, N ew Orleans molasses
for
your Fruit Cake.
L. P. McCulIer
IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
FLUSH YOUR K ID N E Y S OCCABION A L L Y IF YOU E A T M E A T
R E G U LAR LY
No innn or woman who eat* meat
regularly can make a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally, says
a well-known authority. Meat forms
uric acid which clogs the kidney pores
*o they sluggishly filte r or strain
only part o f the waste and poisons
from the blood, then you get sick.
Nearly all rheumatism, headaches,
liver trouble, nervousness, constipa
tion, dizziness, sleeplessness, bladder,
disorders come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or yoOr'baek hurts, or If
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full o f
sediment, irregular o f passage or at
tended hy u sensation, o f scalding, get
about four ounces o f Jad Salta from
any reliable pharmacy and take a tablespoonful in a .glass o f water be
fore breakfast for a fe w days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithin and has been used fo r gen
erations to flush dogged kidneys and
stimulate them to activity, also to
neutralize the acids in urine so it no
longer onuses irritation, thus ending
bladder disorders.
Jnd Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure; makes a delightful e ffe r
vescent lithia-water drink which all
r(1Kulnr moat eaters should tako now
and then to keep the kidneys clean
n>ni the blood pure, thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications,— Adv.
Japan seems to be taking to the
disarmament conference about as'enthuslastlcally as a hay favor victim
takes the golden rod._____________
Sanford, Fla., October 4th, 1921,
Honorable Board o f County Com
missioners in and fo r Seminole Coun
ty, Fla., met in regular session at 10
o'clock a. m. Present: Chairman L, A ,
Bromley, and Comrs. L. P. Hagan, C.
W. Entxminger, 0. P, Swope and E.
Curlett, with V. E. Douglass, Deputy
Clerk, and C. M. Hand, Sheriff in at
tendance.
Minutes o f the last regular meeting
were read and approved.
Bids fo r one car of culverts were
here opened and read, there being two
bids, one from the Dixie Culvert A
Metal Co., and one from the Florid*
'Ifetal Products Co , and on motion o f
L. P. Hagan, seconded by 0. P. Swope,
And-caftied, the above bids were here*
by referred to Engineer Fred T. Wll*
U*Ms,.to tabulate and return with hl^
recommendation.
Blda fo r one truck as advertised by
the county were'here opened and read
as follows:
Bid o f R, H. Griffin, fo r one ltt-to n
Mere] tru^k fo r tha mm o f $3,000.00
and Model T . Indiana, also bid f o r one
1-ton -Federal truck fo r the sum of
$2,285.00 and Model T. Indiana.
Bid o f Colte W . HU1, Inc., fo r onq
1)4-ton Republic truck for the mtm
o f $2,975.00 and will allow $676.00 fo t
Model T . Indiana; ahao bid fo r one It
ton Republic truck for the sum of
$2,240.00 and will allow $566.00 for
Model T . Indiana.
Bid o f Mack-International
Motor
Truck Cerp., fo r one 1)4-ton Mack
truck $3,438,61, allowance fo r Model
T, Indiana, $600.00. Net price $2,'
888.51, also bid fo r Dual-Reduction
Drive .Mack truck ltt-ton , net '$3,
488.91.
Bid o f William C, Thomas, fo r one
ltt-to n Indiana truck, for the sum of
$2,060.00, and will allow $500.00 for
old Indiana.
Motion o f L, P. Hagan, seconded by
0 . P. Swope and carried, the bid of
Wm. C. Thomas, for one lft-to n In
diana truck chlaaia fo r the aum of
$2,300.00 as per bid, is hereby accept#d.
Tax Assessor A. Vaughan, here
presented the three copies o f the Tax
Books for the year, 1021, and the
county commissioners proceeded to
compare the two couples with the or
iginal and same were found to bo cor
rect and the Tax Books fo r the year
1921, wero accepted by this Board o f
County Commissioners.
Georgo W. Knight, ot al., addressed
the Board in reference to the Osceola
road.
Sam YountB and Geo. McLaughlin
appeared before the board, and re
quested thnt the American Legion be
allowed to use the Court Room, on
November 11th, Armistice Day fo r a
dance to be given by the Legion, they
agreeing to leave it in as good condi
tion and on motion o f E. Curlett, sec
onded by O. P. Swope, and carried, the
above request of the American Le
gion is granted.
Motion of C. W. Entxminger, sec
onded by L. P . « Hagan and carried,
Comr. E. Curlett, Is authorized to re
pair tho road to Curryvillo expend!
turo not to exceed $25.00, also to
have bridge at Mr. Sheldon’s farm re
paired, expenditure not to exceed $30,
also to repair Fort Christmas road,
expenditure not to exceed $25.
Application to the State Board of
Health, fo r the relief o f one George
Wilson, was approved and signed by
this Board.
Notary public bond o f A. D. Shoe
maker, was approved by this Board.
Fire arm bonds fo r the folowbig
named persons were approved and H
cense ordored issued: R. L. Dann, J.
F. Smith, A. D. Znchnry and Joe Neros.
Dr. J. T. Denton addressed the board
in reference to a negro prisoner, now
Jn the hospital with a broken leg.
Motion o f 0 . P. Swope, seconded by
L. P. Hagan, and carried, 8upt. J. M
Wynn, is hereby authorized to havo
the old Indiana truck, p u t jn first
class condition, snme to cost’ $260.00.
Motion o f C. W. Entxminger, sec
onded by L. P. Hagan and carried,
Conir. 0. P. Swope is hereby author
ised to have road dn Oviedo repaired
Motion o f 0. P. Swope, seconded by
E. Curlett, snd carried, Comr. L. P.
Hagan, Is hereby authorized to have
the approach to tha Wokiwa bridge
Hardwood Ashes
Ground Tobacco Stem s
K A IN IT — S H E E P M A N U R E GOAT M A N U R E
A n d Other M aterials
Our Prices Will Sots Ysu Mooey
by the Greek force*. General Papaulis, ri*nmsBd*r In chtef 'o f tbe Greek
armies In Asia-Minor, Is shown to Ih e tigh t of the crown prince.
14.00
fo r one car o f metal culverts or vitri Robt. W. Lord .............
fied sewer pipe,.sloes from 12" to 24", Fred ,T. W illiam s .........
65.50
62.60
bids to ibe received at their next Tegu C. F. Harrison ..............
21.75
lar meeting, November 8th, 1921.
Thrasher A G arn er......
Motion o f C. W. Entxminger, sec- J. D. Baggett ............
203-20
ended b y'O . P. Swope and carried, a Hill Lumber Co............
40.05
1.68
committee composed o f Chairman L. Mobley’s Drug Store ....
A. Drumtey and Comr. L. P. Hagan Stoney A C o o k ......... .
477.00
$05.64
and Supt. J. M, Wynn,-are hereby ap W ight Grocery Co.........
8.00
pointed to submit plans fo r the con L. A, B ro m le y .............
8.00
struction o f a permanent stockade at L. P. H a g a n ......... .....
8.00
the county farm, at tho next regular C. 'W. Entxminger ......
O. P, Swope
4JM
meeting o f this board.
8.00
Engineer Fred T. Williams, address E. ’ Curlett ................
76.00
ed the board in reference to the pUr- W. C. Williamson
chase o f one car o f Tarvla, and on mo The Texas Co......................... 77.48
tion o f 0. P. Swope, seconded by L. P. Ed. Higgins, Inc...... ................. 62.62
Hagan, and carried, Engineer W il Ball Hardware Co.................... 46.04
liams is instructed to order a car o f Joe Hickson ...»........................ 40.66
Tarvla, same to be paid for out o f the Wm. C. Thomas ..................... 2,300.00
bond fund.
Total ...»........................$5,208.66
Motion o f 0. P. Swopo, seconded by
L. P. Hagan and carried, the clerk o f
General Fund
this board is instructed to draw a
warrant on the county guard fund, for E. A. Douglass ....................t|
the sum o f $78.13 which is the balance Dr. J. T. Denton .....................
o f said fund, same to bo made pay Geo. A. DeCottes ...»............—.
able to the General fund, and the Frank Harris .......................
H. C. DuBose .......... ......... .
county guard fund to be abolished.
Motion o f 0. P. Swope, seconded by W. J, Woodbury ...... ..............
L. P. >Hagan and carried, Engineer Gro. D. Barnard Stat. Co......
Fred T. Williams is instructed to pre A, B. .Vance ...... ....................
pare plans and specifications fo r the E. A . Douglass ...»................
construction of tho now hard surfaced Haynes & R a t lif f .....................
roads in Special Road and Bridge Dis H. A <W. B. Drew Co.............
trict No. 2, Seminole county, Florida. C. J. Marshall, M. D........... ....
Motion o f O. P. Swope, seconded by F. L. Woodruff .....................
L. P. Hagan and carried, the clerk of L. •G. Stringfellow .................
thia Board Is instructed to have tho |Sanford Novelty W o rk s ..........
coping on the court houBo painted two T. J. M iller A S o n .................
A. Vaughan ......... - ...............
coats o f paint.
Mr, Roberta, Mr. Parrish und Mr. S. F. Doudney ...»........- ..........
Donaldson, o f Brevard county .ap Mobley’s Drug Store .............
peared before the Board in reference Glllon A F r y ...........................
to tho Geneva-Titusvlllo road and C. M.' Hand ...».......................
Southern Utilities Co.............
bridge.
Southern
Bell Tel. Co.............
Reports o f the several county offic
W.
J.
Woodbury
........ - ..........
ials were received, read and ordered
M.
D.
Gatchel
.......
- ...............
filed.
Warrants pafd during tho month of Western Union Tel. Co............
September wore ordered cancelled of L. P. M cC u lIer........................
E. A . DouglaBS ......................
record.
The following bills as audited by L. A . Brumley ........................
the fclefk, and approvedby this board, L . ‘ P. Hagan ......... .................
C. W. Entxminger .................
were ordered paid:
0. P. Swope ............................
Fine and Forfeiture Fund.
E. Curlett ......... - ....................
Schollo Moines ......... - ..... - ......$ 50.00
W . C. W illiam son....................
W. C. W illiam son..................... 05.00
C. L. W e s t ................................
LOO
Total ...»............- ......... $1,309.45
F. R. Miller ............................
LOO
There being no further business tho
Frank Brown ................ - ........
LOO Hoard stands adjourned to meet again
Sam Stephens ........................
1.00
at their next regular meeting held No
B. F, Wheeler ........ » ..............
1.00
vember 8th, 1921.
P. J. A lle n ................................
1.00
C. W . Brown ..........................
1.00
T R A IN SCHEDULB
V. Sley ....................................
1-00
T. C. Shupe ............................
1.00
Southbound
C. M, Fam ell ........................
1.00
«
Departs
Arrive
F. L. Crosby — ....................:...
1.00
1:46
n -m
No. 8 3.. ____ 2:86 a. in.
J. B. Jones ......... . ..... - ...........
1.00
8:40
a.m.
No.
27..
C. W . Entxminger ......... » ......
4.00
8:20
p.
m.
____
2:66
p.m.
89..
No.
A . Y . F u lle r ................ - .........
4.00
7:10 p. m.
No.
85... ...... 6:65 p. m.
J. E. Phipps ......... » .................
4.00
North Bound
C. M. Hand ............................ 105.92
Departs
Arrive
C. M. Hand ............................ 407.32
2:08
a. m.
No.
82..
C. M. Hand ............................ 230.81
12:05
p.m.
____
11:45
a.
m.
84..
No.
E. F. Ilousholdcr..................... 132.72
8:25
p .n .
80-----8:05
p.
m.
No.
L. G. Stringfellow ................. 10.60
____
10:00
p.m.
N
o.
28..
Theo. Aulln ............................
7.05
Trilby Branch
J. H. Lee
53.28
Departs
• Arrive
E. A . Douglass ...»................ 20.70
.
.
.
.
.
6:00
a. m.
E. A. Douglass ...»..............
75.00 •No. 100..
2:25
p. m.
•No. 24..
7:00
a.m
.
#N
o
isa..
..................$1,257.40
7:35 p-m.
No. 22—
Leesburg Branch
CountjrGuard Fund
Departs
’
Arrive
General Fund ............................$78.13
4:00 p.*n.
•No. 157,2:51p.m.
N o . 2 iRoad and Bridge Fund
*°Uc« .f AMltaitU* f it T u Bm 4 M m See- clayed.
.
...
Um m , Qm « » 1 B atata*, U * 1
Motion o f L. P. Hagan, seconded by Wm. '^ToocI •**•*•*•••••I.**•**•••*»#*■#**#.* $ 30.00
oI T ln iU
r' r. "'I**
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slwa'ttil »• B .,n ib N ,'tv
No, nr, <ut*d w* m
~™s.“.sxsusnus “ajta
rrnm ir iiinitid la BomlsoU n u t r , norids,
L j . V i « T u. iT O k u i S :
v.
*»“<>M u Milan al
umaaet
at ncfc
th c
certinciti
Is
£* « "**
* tfw
sast etje
ertiorate.to
f l i j l , Brr*s. Unlaw h M certtn-
'• la •lull
r , ir
,TOA,d
N P H w eo tf seeerdlwr to taw U s <ta*d
M*to*s oo tk« aotb 7 s j of October, A.
a. A. douolabs.
Okrt Circuit Ooort.
•No. 101_~.-.-6j30p,m.
•No.
.25— . . . 2:00 p. m.
26.00
B, Allman
R. A. Goodspaed .............. ....... 160.00
J . Wy a n #*••*•#•##■«;■***••**«•****••*••* .803.16
Dixie Culvert and Metal Co..... 249.66
A Ibert Hal 1 . * . » * *...•■••***»#.**#*.**•** 42.00
36.60
S i A § Famell
16.10
Robt. W* Runt A Co. .......
Seminole County Bank .......... 67.50
W ight /Fire Co# jcm*.*...****.#.*....* 172.85
Fargo Lumber Go, .................. 54.81
5.75
t 'M • Hand #*,#,**•••*«***•.*•••*•**•***.•,
*62.00
jEj• A.
a®®
88.60
la instructed to-ra-adyartife fo r .bit}* Rapp1B ro i» Co . . . . « , « . .
E, Curlett and carried, Comr. C. W.
Entxminger, ia hereby authorised to
have road leading vVest from Mr. Dal
laa placo in AJtamonta, to Spring
Lake, atrawed.
Engineer Ffed T. Williams here re
ported on thd blda filed with this
board fo r the. purchase o f one car o f
m e til' colverts, and on motion o f C.
W. Entimtnger, aecftiidad by L. P- Ha-
No,
n fo .1 0 7 ,- -----
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HADt DARK
IT S
GRANDM OTHER'S R E C IPE
TO BRING B A C K COLOR A N D
LU S TR B TO H A IR
6,000,000 and 7,000,000 a year.
The way they’re grabbing at the Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Av*.
food we're sending to Russia leads
N e w E ra Printery
to the beliel that her greatest trouble
6. Bassett Smith, Prop.
is stomach trouble.
C O M M ERCIAL A N D
JOB P R IN T IN G
T ry a Herald Want Ad-today.
S A N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S
JOHN GORE, Proprietor
CEM ETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
1018 West First Street
1618 W «*t F ln t Street
Hew to
le t the chips fall where they m ay. I f f
you h ave been intending to build thia
y e a r d o n 't le t a
f e w . p e fiim iits
an d
howlers
calam ity)
sc-afe
you a w a y from
a g rea t op p o rtu n ity. Y o u n ev e r w ill h a t e an oth er e h a n co to b o y
.been reached.
Depart*
In view o f the numerate inquiries ta
reference 'to (Re qualification o f vot
ers in tbeNnnieipsi'Elserion, I with
to state that the law prescribee tIMt
a person shall have resided In the
state one -year and ih the City o f San
ford six months before >being entitled
to registration; must be 21 ysara o f
age and have paid his poll tax f o r the
preceding year.
It ia not necessary to re-register i f
you havs already registered in th*
City Books.
It is not necessury fo r the<l*dies.t*
pay poll tax as a, pre-requisite l o r vot
ing in the 1921 election, but i f they did
not register in 1920.lt w ill»be neces
sary fo r them to register in 1921,
The City books are now open and
will remain open until fifteen days be
fore the Primary; which primary, If.it
Is necessary to hold ono, will bo held
on tho 8th day o f November, 1921.
Tho City books will again open thir
ty days before the general election and
will remain open for fifteen days. The
place to register is with the City Clerk
whose office Is in tho City Building
ovbr tho Fire Department on Palmet
to avenue.
GEO. G. H E RR ING ,
172-Otp
City Attorney.
That beautiful, even shade o f dark,
gloasy hair can only be had by brew
ing a mixture o f Sage Tea and Sul
phur. Your hair is your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When it
fades, turns gray or streaked, Just an
application or two o f Sage and Sul
phur enhances Us appearance a hun
dredfold.
Don’t bother to prepare ,the mix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition of
othor ingredients at a small coat, all
ready fo r uso, It is called W ytth ’a
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can
always bo depended upon to bring
back the natural color and lustra of
your hair.
Everybody uses “ Wyeth’s Sage and
Sulphur Compound” now because It
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied.
You simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
tho hair, tnking one small strand at a
time; by morning tho gray hair has
disappeared, and after another appli
Office supplies o f all klnda at Th*
cation it becomes beautifully dark'and
Herald Printing Co. When you wmat
appoars glossy and lustrous.— Adv.
anything In thia line see Thu Herald.
We have it or can get I t
A large Chicago cigar manufactur
ing man will move his factory to
— Get your Scratch Fada frosT The
Tampa In the near future which will
increase Tampa’s output o f between Herald— by the pound— 15c.
.lum ber a t p ra ie n t prices.
22...—..... 7:00 p.m.
Oviedo Branch
Arrive
•No. 126_____ 11:00 a.m.
PHONE «3 «
E x p e r t! agree th a t ro c k bottoaa ha*
U se y o u ^ ^ w n ^ *> d ju d g m e n t and e t t v t . y o t r
huildirtg riow’. Y o u w ill n ev e r ^regret it.
W e w lU .g a t • b a tter
p rice for o u r lumber* i f you W ait— b u t o u r ad vice la to b o lld now .
1:40 p.m.
•Dally, except Sunday.
'.'ll ‘u
1„:i
•Who nth* conference get* to a dis
cussion q f th* limitation ;o f ;*xmafgpttfn - O w e should be aam* dlx*d
JJaattaffena o f arguments.— Nashville
Banner.
Q U A L IT Y
Place
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THE SANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18,1921
I I FOUR
JUST IN PASSING
tD DAILY HERALD
boata a trail to that city where hous
ing fadlltlea are available, because
the shortage o f houses is general.
Even if a building program is Inaug
urated throughout the nation, It will
bo several years before the supply is
equal to the demand.
The country
J. H O L L Y ____________
.Editor needs more men who appreciate the
I* 1. LILLARD....Becretary-Treasurer possibilities In the idea advocated by
A . N E E L .____ __ General Manager the Palmetto builder.
RO BERT J. H O LLY, J r,
W H A T IS A P A IR R E N T A L ?
CteCUHTtON U I U I I
Phone 148 up to A P. M.
For ages people have been trying
M m «■ U r u w
to figure on rentals that would give
ia>
tho owners o f a building a good In
BaUrmie si OUy 'tr' ointor
vestment on the money and also keep
IS
tho tenants from going to the poor
Nr » a ism* wmMv Mm »
__ _ a w ft-*--1- Omtr u i k til
house trying to pay the rent. Before
the wnr, and during the war, and just
ih rm li tStiaM.
after tho war, there wero but few
lamber of The Associated- !*?
houses built, making thoso that wero
erected come in fo r an enormous in
crease In rent on account o f the great
demand for houses after the four mil
HOUSES A R E NEEDED.
lion American soldiers were demojjolized and looking fo r
homes and
E very city In Florida Is building
shelter. Rentals are a subject for
and building more houses than have
private individuals to sottle in the
>■■
aver been listed in the history o f the
main and yet rentals should also he
SU te, but many more are needed, and
a public matter and cities should tax
H would seem that the people with
rentable property on the revenue bas
money to invest, would come to Flor
is i f a fa ir estimate o f rentals is
ida early and invest their money in
sought. For Instance the Herald has
houses that would net them hotter re
always contended that In Sanford as
turns than any other Investment they
nn example a home owner thnt hat
'could make. This also applies to the
enough pride in his city to build a
home people, although the local cap
fine residence for hinifolf from which
italists are building houses ns fast as
ho gets nothing hut pleasure should
they can. Tho statement In today’s
not be taxed to the limit and should
paper o f the building operations in tho
not bo taxed fo r whir, tho property
State should opon the eyes o f tho peo
might have cost. He gets no revenue
ple o f other States, and despite the
from his homo while a man owning a
thousands o f housos being built thore
houso in tho same block that was
Is a dearth o f homes In every Florida
rentnble and bringing in a nice reve
city. Tho Jacksonville Metropolis
nue would bo paying much less in
aunts it up as follows:
taxes and enjoying a big income. In
E. P. Andrews, a citizen o f Palmet
other words property should ho tax
to, in a letter to the editor o f the
ed in proportion to tho revenue de
Palmetto News states, " I will start
rived and not altogether
from tho
building a five-room cottage on Willis
standpoint o f whnt It cost.
street soon— in the noxt fow weeks.
New York city, thrown into confus
It w ill be for sale ns soon as It is
ion on "moving dny" because o f rent
ready fo r use, ns Palmetto is so much
controversies, ns the climax o f ft long
in need o f somo small cottages for
series of landolrd troubles, Is trying
white people. I only wish I hnd tho
money to build a dozen. They could bo in earnest to figure out what Is n fair
rental. Thnt is the key to tho solu
sold almost at once, with n nice pay
tion.
ment down and balance in monthly
I f it can he determined to the gen
payments.”
eral
satisfaction o f tho public whnt
A letter of this kind Is a bit unusu
percentage
of income a lnndlord mny
al, fo r, token In one light, it is n
properly
expect
from his property,
clever scheme to advertise tho one
thcro
will
remnin
to be determined
house— but tho statement of fncts Is
only
one
othor
fuctor—
whnt the pro
correct, which 1h tho Important con
sideration. The shortngo o f houses perty is worth. A simple operation
to which Mr. Andrews refers Is not In arithmetic will then show how
local to Palmetto It is state-wide, nml much rent tho tenant should pny. Thus
rents mny ho adjusted, more or I csb
nation-wide.
automatically,
in accordance with
Tho News’ correspondent states a
public
sentiment
or written law, and
problem that extends beyond Pal
there
enn
he
no
more
charges o f ex
metto:
tortionate
landlords
or
cheating ten
" I t Is high time tho good people
ants.
were waking up from a long Bleop
A New York judge hns already de
and getting the wheels to turning,
cided,
in n typical case, thnt n lnnd
Palmetto Is a beautiful place, with tho
lord
is
entitled to 10 per cent grosH
best backing I over saw, right here at
return
on
the value o f his property.
our doors. I f those who are able would
Thnt
is
simple.
Just hnvo tho proper
only start their dollars to rolling in
ty
appraised
at
its probable market
this wny, they would soon roll bnck in
vnlue,
by
an
Impartial
tribunal of
the banks with thousands more with
some
sort,
public
or
private,
and onethorn. This would mean more people,
tenth
of
the
sum
fixed
will
be tho
more money and more business. It
would not take much money to start yenrly rent.
This is H a iti to ho about tho average
this work that is so badly needed.
Palmetto could ho doubled in three rent expectation o f American land
Whcthor It
years If tho people would only get to lords in normal times.
gether nml offer n few Inducements to should he, everywhere and nlwnys, is
new-comers. Nearly every day 1 hear open to question. The mnin thing is to
someone say, ‘I wish you would build have some present standard fixed,
mo n nice lltttlo
cottage, nml sell without delay, for every section or
Then tenants will ho
same to mo on monthly terms. I want every stnte.
satisfied,
nml
owners will know
a place to Hvo In, but I can’t get it
"whore
they
are
at," and the financ
hero.’ ”
ing
o
f
new
homes
will bo simplified
When the war started building
and
building
will
proceed.
coased, and hns not been resumed on
IS N T IT FU N N Y that
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HERALD PRINTING CO., be.
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OR T H A T OF your son John or his wife.
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FOR INSTANCE Fred Fredericks was in trouble several weeks
and none that would go on his bond,
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BUT TH E MINUTE he was shot by the officers he was made a
martyr right now, yassum.
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OLD FRED W AS the friend of people who had never heard of him
before and they "jest rared" about him
a
Sprinkle
Deane Turner
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Phones 487-494
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Set an example fo r your children
by m aintaining a regu lar bank ac
count and teaching them to save.
First National Bank
A COMMUNITY BU ILD ER
F. P. Fortier, President
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
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WHEN A FEW months ago they would not have cared if Fred
was Bhot in the back or in the fracas
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OR IN SOME OTHER SPOT equally ns fatal to all concerned, but
now—
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POLITICS ARE boiling over and there must be a victim some
where
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TH A T CAN BE slaughtered for the crows to pick
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AND MOUNTAINS are made from dung hills and
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TH EN SOME and there is a roar about
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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You Can Find the Nam e of Every Live P ro
fessional and Business M an in
Sanford in This Column
A N Y OLD THING even to the police.
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Y A N K IN G UP a vagrant on the street
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A N D EVERY M AN is nfraid to call
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HIS SOUL his own for he might
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BE CALLED DOWN for signing
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THE WRONG PETITION.
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LAW YERS
CONTRACTORS
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George A . DeCottes
Attorney-at-Law
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
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I T H A N K YOU.
B A T T E R IE S
S. O. Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Sanford C onstructs Co.
CONTRACTORS A N D BUILDERS
Bnnro youh
Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully
Furnished
Battery Troubles to U s
A ll Work Guaranteed
boliovo In giving tho gamo n chance. limited advertising patronage to W « lp*ol*Uu on XlMtrioal Weth tad eta lira
II. T. P A C E
P. O. Box 19*
yea dtpradabla m iy Im .,
They nro also determined thnt the spend the money that thoy spend on
HATS O O H n T U T XXOXAVIOS
game of this county will ho preserved,. wire service, on help, on equipment, V I ALSO
FOB OTXXHAUUMO YOU* OAk
and no hunting will bo allowed during and tho many essentials that enter
Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors
tho closod season. Tho snmo s p irit, Into tho making o f n real daily pnper.
Ske tehee and Estimates Free] m*
Company
prompts tho Semlnolo county league, The Pnlntka Nows sayB something In
building too large and none too amali.
and violators may ob well ho prepar tho following parngrnph:
Phone 180
L. A. Renaud, Prop.
----- A L L WORK G U A R A N TE E D ----ed to tnko tholr modlclno If thoy are
"Publishing n dnlly newspaper In a
enught.
community with the population of
ilson & Shorey
H A R T F O R D B A T T E R Y Pine W
Mr, Walker, in his letter said, the Pnlntka requires constant effort, con
and Garland Sts., Orlando, Fla.
judge o f tho Seminole county court stant vigilanco and untiring energy.
“Battery Insurance”
was invited to Polk county to hunt | It also requires constant economy,
PURE W ATER
Sold and Serviced by
nnd "promised • • * If ho should car- minimized costs nnd tho very hearti
ry a repenting rlflo, they would g u -1est co-operation o f every member of
Edw. H iggins, Inc.
Elder Springs W a te r
nrnntcc him Immunity from tho en the organization producing It If tho
99.98% P U R E
forcement, by the honorable officers pnper is is to be n credit to the com
H aight & W ieland
o f Polk county, o f a law thirty years
dead.’’
I f the hunting is so good, nnd tho
laws are so lax in Polk county, it is
a puzzle why the pnrtyy of hunters
came all tho way to tho Wekiwa secton for their sport. Wc nro glad to
hnvo tho sportsmen o f Polk county
enjoy our rnngcs, hut they must not
tnko ndvnntngo o f them during tho
closed periods, nnd would do woll to
get n copy nf Ornngo and Semlnolo
county's game lows, thnt they may
also assist us in preserving our game.
It's no use for those who havo elenned
out their own game forests to come to
this section and try to got away with
the gnmo ruthlcssncss.
Tho citizens of Orange county con
sider the game and fish ns one o f the
state's greatest assets, and it would
ho well fo r othor counties to look nt
tho matter in tho same light, nnd in
crease this asset as great nn extent
ns possible.— Rcportor-Star.
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munity. Chcnpor papers enn be pub
lished In towns o f this size, of course,
GARAGES
hut to grow nnd flnnlly prosper such
establishments must press to tho final
Smith Bros. G arage
limits o f sorvlco before tho return Is
Expert Repairing
oven measurably commensurate with
OIL,
GAS and ACCESSORIES
the effort and Investment.”
Oak and Flrat
Wo congratulate tho Pnlntka News
upon reaching the ago o f two years.
Only one more year o f hustling,
R E A L ESTATE
Goodo, nnd If tho rule holds good, you
will go over the hill. It will tnko the
E. F. Lane
Herald two moro, for wo nro just one
Real Estate and Insurance
year old. Here’s hoping thnt none of
us will fall by the wayside, until we
Phone 95
hnvo reached the peak nnd enn look
over on the othor side nnd see the
fruits o f our labors, for If there nro
Geo. W . K night
any people In this world who deserve
Real Estate and Insurance
to bo rewarded for work woll done,
SANFORD
FLORIDA
It Is tho publishers o f newspapers
everywhere nnd especially the pub
lishers o f dally newspapers.
..Employment Bureau..
THE BALL HARD
WARE COMPANY
WBLAKA BLOCK
is the home where economy reigns
— where thrift is the ru lin g habit,
and where children are taught that
saving a part o f their money makes
life bigger, better and happier in the
years to come,
AND RARED ABOUT the epispde of shooting him in the back and
in the front and elsewhere
HEATING STOVE
in
The Contented Home
a
PERSONAL MATTERS and never inquire about your health
COOL WEATHER IS
COMING
natter and bake 80 to 00 min-
ftp;
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A. A. HOLLEY S T
vlth cracker crumbe, dot with
r
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In n recent Ihhuo o f the Tnmpn T ri
bune, a Mr. II. P. Walker, o f Auburndale, Fla.,*hnH quite a lengthy letter
in which ho endenvors to cxplnln tho
iinjiiHt action, as he sous it, which wna
Pure Water Mcnns Good Health,
---------o--------imposed upon Hcvcrnl hunturn who
Good Health Means Happiness
P U B LIS H IN G A D A IL Y .
wero arrested and fined In Semlnolo
Arcounty for hunting.
and
The Pnlntka Ilnlly Nows Is Just two Tubular Well liorer. Agent for AirThe writer of this artlclo said tho
party wns out on a headhunt. Per years old nnd Good Guerry, tho editor, motor Wind Mills and Tanks. Water
haps thin Is truo, hut so mnny have in nn cdltorlnl calls attention to this guaranteed. Gen. Del., Snnford, Fla.
used tho "bonr” ob nn cxcuso for fact nnd tolls o f the many good thingH
hunting uut o f season, nml In ronllty tho Daily News is doing for Pnlntkn,
took nnythlng which enme tliolr way, The nverage citizen tnkes tho dnlly
thnt the officials are taking no chances. newspapor ns n matter of course and
There mny be a sufficient mimbor of a fow o f them know o f the many
hears In tho Wekiwa swamps to at I hard knocks the management o f a
tract a party o f hunterB from Winter dnlly pnper get before It is placed
Haven and Auhurndnlc, but wo doubt upon a paying basis. A recognized
It. Mr. Walker says in hh letter, tho authority on newspapers has said that
a.
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arrest and conviction o f the hunters it tnkes at least threo years to put a
Before buying your
was based on a law which has be dally pnper on a paying bnsls and he
come moldy from non-use, 1, o,, tho Is undoubtodlp right. I f tho readers
carrying o f repeating riflos.
This 1o f the dally papers know how much
might he tho clause o f tho law under ■money and energy are expended upon
which thoy wero arrested, but it was tho launching o f a daily ha would fall
not the cause. The fact that thoy dead but the readers are not concern
wero on some o f the beat doer and ed In this business and he should not Come in and look over
wild turkey runs In the SU te during be. He wants service and' it is up to
our line
cloned season, was the reason o f their tho dally to give him service and
every dally papo'r in tho State o f F lor
arreat.
In Orange county the law reads ida Is giving service. Tho small dall
that anyone caught in'the woods with ies o f Florida are the wonder o f the
a gun used for hunting purposes Is age to the viattlng newspapor pub
liable to arreat. The Orange County lishers of other states. They do not
W ild L ife Leaguo wns organized by aeo how It is physically possible for
some o f our greatest and best hunt the dally papers o f Florida In cities
ers, but they are true sportsmen, and tho size o f Sanford that have but a
Empty the contents of 1 can of
Mattered baking dish.
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JUST AROUND ELECTION time and are just crazy about your
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F A M IL Y W HEN after election they are so strangely silent on all
HOUNDS R ATH ER FISH Y.
KRAFT MacacTp^
.(raft Macaroni and Cheese
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IN THE H ANDSHAKING stunts and other things familiar
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IT IS TO LAUGH the way people want to
friendly like
‘TUSSSL ‘SZO&V^SlZ
an extensive scnle, although the popu
lation Is steadily increasing. There
is a shortage of houses—an astound
ing shortngo. Remodeling houses al
ready built to uccommodntc more per
sona ia not tho solution, neither Is
trading tho remedy. Tho latter merely
complicates the problem. Building is
tho nnawor. No othor program will
servo as well, and the sooner this is
realized tho sooner the wholo nation
is going to he hotter olT. Few homeseekers are nhlo to pay spot cash for
homes, hut this is no reason why they
should not be built. Tho monthly pay
ment Bystem bus boon proved satis
factory.
Tho community that wakes up to
this fact first Is goln to ho tho first to
prosper and cxpnnd, for tho world
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POLITICS M AKE STRANGE bedfellows and also
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MAKE M A N Y F U N N Y incidents in every day life '
I
Phone 3J1-W
Sanford, Fla.
L O R D ’S P U R I T Y
W ATER
AS GOOD AS TH E BBST
Dally Service
SANFORD
Phone 197
NOVELTY
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mill
W o rk
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
417 Commercial Street
Sanferd, Fla.
TRANSFER
The vocational cammltteo o f the Bustness and Professional Women’s Club "W E D ELIVER THE GOODS"
requests all young women desiring
employment to register at the First Quick Service T ransfer
Nntionol Bank.
Storage Facilities
AGNES G. BERNER. Chslrmsn
If we plense you, tell others; If on
tel] us. Phone 498
W IL S O N V U L C A N I Z
IN G W O R K S
0. a. WILSON. Own.r
S A T IS FA C TO R Y SERVICE AND
R EA SO N AB LE PRICES
Wlfht Droth.r.
Buildlnc
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuma
"Sanford's New Hotel"
11*99 Up Per Day
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
General Machine nnd Boiler Works
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gosr
bands in stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
ivr.v
GILL0N&
FRY
Sanford Steam Laundry
ELECTRICAL
^Contractors
FOR SERVICE
Phone 441
Call 146-J
W. R AW LIN G , Prop.
111 Park
Ave.
Acteylene W eldin g
OF A L L K IN D S
Sanford W e ld in g Co.
Located la Eagle Bldg., 80S Oak Ave.
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In and About
& The City *£
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Florida: Partly cloudy
tonight and Friday; probably
jwftl rain* in cxtromo portion.
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Oh, Boy, that rain is here and
regardless o f the fact that it
was 00 yesterday tho rain is
hero today and is worth mil
lions to the orange growers
and all tho other growers in
tho state. And then If it rains
long enough it will bring that
cool spoil tlmt we hnvo been
waiting for and then comes
winter sure enough. The lit
tle stuffy office feels fine to
day and we can look out on the
beautiful expanse of alley and
seo tho rnln coming down in a
lovely drizzle thnt spells mon
ey, monoy, money, in dvery
drop:
5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 13
Maximum ......................
po
Minimum ........................
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Range ..............................
70
Bnrom eter...................... 30.10
Northwest and cloudy.
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Wghwny.
«lIoJf-Mnc” the 'buy’-word fo r botJ u r i e s for less money. 173-Otp
Well if the Prince of Poaco can’t
us anything, perhaps the price
at war will.
Cirele No. 5 of the M. E. Church
Mil have a cooked food snlo Saturday
d Jones’ Cash Grocery.
Arranged for
Herald Reader*
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When the modem young man burns
^ i g h t oil, be also burns uo the
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Floating Smell
Talk* Succinctly
172-4tc
Once in a while you meet . young
nan who hnsn’t n single vlco oxcopt
that of using perfume.
Why punish your battery with your
generator out of order. See IIof-Mnc
flattery Co., “Foot of First Street.”
173-Otp
Arthur Greene, of Virginia Paper
Business is picking up.
It proba
Co.,
and E. A. W rigley,
o f tho
bly got the habit while picking at the
, W rigley Engraving Co., o f Jnckson•covers.
; ville, were in the cit ytoday enroute
The Indie* <>f the Altar society of to Lakeland to attend the meeting of
the Catholic Church will givo a cook tho Florida Press Association thero
ed food sale Saturday at Donne Turn tomorrow and Saturday.
er’s Grocery.
173-2t
KU KLUX ELAN
IS NOT LAWLESS
SAYS SIMMONS
MEMBER
M IGHT T A K E
IN TO T H E IR OWN
HANDS.
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Summary of (ho
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LA W
S an fo rd , Fla.
Tom Moore
NEW TIRE
STOCK
Skid ............ $12.50
OptometristOptician
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
C o n n e lly Real Estate C o.
C L A S S IF IE D A D S
Declaring thnt there is still remain
ing a balance of more than twelvo
million dollnrs in federal river and
harbor projects along the Atlantic
seaboard stntes, the Atlantic Deeper
Classified advertisements, 5 cent* a lino. No nd taken for lees thatWaterways Association publishes n
25 cents, and positively no clsanified uds charged to anyone.
Cash
list of such sums under the date of j must accompany ull orders. Count live words to a line and remit ac
the present month. References to sums
cordingly.
originally appropriated for the vari-'our Improvements in Florida nre not
FOR R E N T — With or without somo
FOR SA LE
nt this moment nt hand, hut it would
furniture, 2 acres witli 5 room housu
seem that the tabulation below coni-! FOR S A L E — Rose No. 4 sued, Irish overlooking lake, $10 per month. Reed
prises the originnl sums—and if this j potutoes, per bushel $2.09.— L. A. Ellis, Osteen, Flu.
173-2tp
131-tfc
be tho case it is hut fair to presume Urumley.
FOR R EN T— Ono 6 room hungulow.
that sonic portions have already been FOR S A L E —8*room liouso with all
All modorn conveniences. Also pri
modern convenience, excellent rc- vate garugu. Phono 224.
expended.
171-tfe
The authorities for the figures be pair. Private water worhs, in desir
low nre from the ilntn gathered ay the able location. Reasonable' terms. Ap FOR R E N T— Furnished room with
private bath. 914 Myrtle. 170-lfc
committees o f the Atlantic Deeper ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
FOR
R E N T— Storage room. Address
llfl-tfc
Waterways Association, and are de
P.
It., care Herald._________107-0tp
clared to he "the balances" thnt nre FOR S A LE — Stable manure; car lota.
available for the projects enumerat
Good dry stock. Prico $7 p.ir ton, f. FOR R E N T— Front bed room, and
light housekeeping rooms, 200 Park
ed:
o. b. cars, Snnford. Chnse & Co.
Ave.
173-Otp
St. Johns River, Jackson
151-tfc.
ville to ocean___________$302,421.48
Pest curds— local views— tc each at
FOR S A L E — A pair of young, blnck
St. Johns River, Jackson
Herald—
by tho pound— 16c.
ninro mules, at a bargain. Phone
ville to Pnlutkn.............
l.OOO.'tO 100.
162-tfc
W ANTED
St. Johns River, I'nlntka
to Lake lln rvcy________
15,186.28 S PE C IA L LUM BER PRICES: Com- W A N T E D — To buy or rent with priv
plete building schedules on request,
Lake Crescent and Dunn's
ilege o f buying, 6 to 7 roomed house,
Saves you 1-3 o f cost.
Book of
Creek ...........................
9,000.00
address B. it., care Herald.
168-Otp
liouso plans $1.50. Money refunded If
Oklawaha River.................
6,000.00
not satisfactory, or if wc sell you lum W A N T E D — Position by experienced
St. Lucie Inlet___________
70,600.04
ber. Send list for estimate.— Gulf
Indy stenographer. Will go out o f
Harbor nt Miami (Biscnpno
Lumber Co., Perry, Fin.
10-1-1 m town if desired. Address M, euro o f
Bay) ............................. 96.070.60
Box 272, City,_________________ 171-5tp
Harbor at Key W e lt - - —
8,780.28 FORD TRU CK for sale.— West Side
Grocery.
104-tfc
W A N T E D — Customers for frush milk,
Kissimmee R iv e r ________
000.00
C'aloosnhntcheu__________
18,674.73 FOR S A L E — Upright piano, in gooil
condition, $160. Phone 103-J, or udOrange River-----------------------------10H-0tp.
Charlotte Harbor------------------------ dress Box 352.
Snrnsotn Bny __________
100.05 FOR S A L E — Nice fat liens for yard
or (aide use. 310 S. Holly Ave.
Clearwater Harbor to Tam
pn ............................... •
232.68
108-fltc
Anclote River_____________
300.00 FOR S ALE — Corner lot on first Htreut
Crystal River___________ ____________
nt n iinrgain.— E. F. Lane, tho Roal
Withlneoochco River______
6,000.00 Estate Man.
170-5tp
Suwannee R iv e r . . . . ______— -- ----- FOR SALK — Beautiful home on MngTampa Bay______________
13,280.09
nolia ave.— E. F. Lane, the Real Es
Tnnipn-Hillsboro hays-----"08,830.9'
tate Man.
170-6tp
Hillsborough River------1,361.44 FOR- S A L K~Overland four touring
Mnnntcc R i v e r --------------------------car in finu condition. A bargain.
St. Petersburg hnrbor____ 16,777.13 Inquire nt Hull Hurdwnre Co. 171-Otp
Removing water hyacinth. 10,270.70
FOR S A LE — Freeh cow.- -B. Steele.
The noxt meeting o f tho association
I71-3tp
Ih to bo held In Snvunnnh on Tues
day, November 16, nnd will reninin in H E M STITC H ING nnd Picotlng at
tachment; works on nil suwing ma
Hession four duys.
chines, Price $2. Check 10c extra.
Lights Mail Order Houau, Box 127,
NOTICE.
173-Otp
Regular meeting o f American Leg Birmingham, Ala.
ion will bo hold nt the Princose the
atro Thursday, Octobor 13, 7:45 p. m.
Lots o f business. Good athletic pro
gram to follow. Don't miss it.
2t.
NOTICE
FOR R E N T
FRANK AKERS
TIRE CO. :
wanteF s
Phone 447.W"
T
W A N T E D — To
Phone 209-J.
Rent
W A N T E D —To
Phono 209-J.
Rent
two
pianos,
172-2te
two
pianos.
172-2te
W A N lfE I)— Second linnd buggy with
or without top. Address P. O. Box
240.
172-3tc.
LOST
FOUND— A pair o f nose glasses on
Presbyterian Manse lawn. They will
ho returned to owner on payment fo r
this adv.
172-tfc
SEMINOLE
ABSTRACT CO.
Get A n Abstract B efore
B u yin g Property 1 r,?£j
E . A . D O U G L A S S , Pres.
••* •
,
-
. • .
f „ • . 21*A VdflT l *
*
. «.
tP f
v
'•J
morning und evening deliveries.— R.
L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu
LOST— Wednesday afternoon on Ui£
Ion avenue between Sanford avenue
und Dr. Holtz’s, a bunch of keys pinnud in un envclopo nnd wrapped in
Sunford Herald. Both envelope and
papor bearing tho namo o f Mrs. Secord. Finder roturn to Herald office
fO tt s A L K — Good, sound work muln nnd receive reward,___________ 173-ltp
with hurnoss and wagon. W ll sell
mule Hoparatu’ y if der.lrod.— Ottn Kolz
Route A, Hanfon), Fla,
173-fitp
Thnt knocking that an automoblllst
IiIH N n
FOR R EN T— 'Two furnished rooms.
hears is also opportunity knocking.—
Elder
Springs
Water, ft* 09 08-1W
Apply 1001 Eiin Ave.
162-tfc
Registration Booka for tho City o f
fo r some garage man.— Burlington
per cent pure. Pho*»* 311.
Sanford nre now open nt the office of
room* lo r
News.
the City Auditor nnd Clork and will be
light houeekoeplng. 719 Oak A veopen to and Including October
21, nuo.____________________________ 170-0tp
On th* road to normalcy, wo have
1021
.
lost barrago, camouflage, terrion and
I*'6U RENtf— Furnished front room,
IN G TRAD E. ONE T H A T ’S NOT
L. R. P H IL IP S ,
meticulous. But wo havo found agen
apply 411 Park Avo.
171-fltp
A F R A I D OF A
L IT T L E WORK. M8-16tc
City Auditor and Clerk.
da.— North American.
I A P P L V A T TH E H E R A LD P R IN T
FOR R E N T — Suburban homo.
5aTl
Bur It with • Herald Want Ad.
ING CO M PANY.
tf
808-J.
*
lQ7tfe
Soil It with a Herald Want Ad.
Vulcanizing
,st «nd Elm Ave.
A Velour Hat for one man
in a million
$ 7 .5 0
GIBBS OFFERS TO
MAIL POST CARDS
FOR SANFORD
Skid .......... $10.50
is, issi
W ASH ING TO N, Oct. 13,-Swecping denlnl o f chnrges that tho Ku
Klux Klnn contained within Its ranks
u lawless bund of hooded hoodlums
was made before a house committed
There are sixty million men in this country and there nre only five doz
today by William J. Simmons, o f At
en of these hats.
lantn, its founder nnd its imperial
It’s one hat in a million both territorially and truthfully speaking.
wiznrd.
Turning squurulp upon Biembors
It’s a new shape— a new value standard.
who hnd listened intently for nearly
Come, don’t turn thi3 down without nt least a look, for when they are
two hours to a dramatic dofenso o f
the organization, Simmons declared
gone your only chance of getting one will be in a check room— BY MIS
that "standing hero in the presence
TAKE.
of God,” ho wanted tho world to know
that if one-thousandth part o f the
A N E W S H IP M E N T O F S N A P P Y F A L L C A P S
chnrges were true, ho would forth
with call together the grand councilmen o f tho klan fo r the purpose ot
forever dishnnding It in evory sec
tion of the United States.
Called into in the dny, after a num
ber o f negro witnesses from Boston
and Chicngo hnd urged a congres
sional inquiry of the klan ,tho Imperi
s r tf f f s r w r / s y /m ft A
al wizard flrat asking to be sworn,
told the committee the klan welcomed
the
investigation,
but
protostedi
ngainst attacks in some of the pend
ing house resolutions.
Tho wiznrd wnH permitted to rend
his statement without interruption,
although nt tho session tomorrow ho
will he questioned by committeemen,
especially with reference to published
W e H ave Calls Every D ay for
reports to various acts o f vandalism
chnrgd to the klnn.
There is no room in our organiza
tion for those who take the law into
their own hands," he declared hanging
List Yours W ith
tho tnliio. "W o have been charged Y O U R S A T IS F A C T IO N
with everything from tho wave of high
IS M Y SUCCESS
prices to the sweeping march o f tho
boll wevil. It hns been charged that Office Opp. P. O.
’ hmic 192
N o charge fo r renting same for you
our primary aim was intimidation of
To
See
Better
See
Moore
tho negro in the south. But it might
surprise this committee to know thnt
the growth o f the Ku Klux Klan hns BALANCES S TILL
been greater in the north and the enst
UNEXPENDED IN FLORIDA.
than in the south."
Commissioner L. A. Brumloy and 0.
P.
Swope, attended the meeting of
In this great democratic country,
the
Volusia nnd Brevard county eominy little wholesale price can climb
,
miseionors
yesterday at DoLund and
to great heights at retail.
i mndt arrangements to build tho
Get your battery filled with distill bridge at the head o f Lake Ilnrney
ed water free at the Hof-Mac Battery on tho new Titusville road.
Co., “ Foot of First Street.” They
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown, and lit
make their own.
107-Otc
tle daughter, o f DeLnnd, were in the
Tomorrow's game at 2:00 p. 111. city today visiting friends. Mr. Brown
Eastern standard time. The Nationals is the efficient secretory o f the De
S T A F F FOB SEM INOLE.
will lie the home team tomorrow.
Lnnd Commercial Club and one of
the live wires of thnt thriving city.
Tilings have come to a pretty pnBS
G A IN E S V ILLE , Oet. 12.—The staff
which will have clinrgo o f "The Semi
when mother hns to ask three times
nole," tho University of Florida stu
• day: “ Will someone please come nnd
wipe the dishes.”
dent nnminl for 1022, lias boon select
ed with William Jcnclo, o f Jackson
Have your watches and jewelry re
ville, as editor-in-chief.
paired at McLnulin's. Two first clnss
Other members o f tho staff fol
watch nmkers. Prompt sorvico.
lows :
140-tfc
Associate editors, Rnlpli Perkins,
W IL L M A IL A L L TH E CARDS Pine Cnstio; C. L. Ynroff, managing
editor, M. F. Bunnell, Orlando; as
BROUGHT T O HIM ON
Living costs ntory than it did in
sociate
editors, Leonard Todd, Ocala,
POST
CARD
DAY.
1812, but it provides a lot more ex
.Jack Walsh, Gainesville; secretary to
ritement.
L. II. Gibbs, o f the Sanford Foun the editorial hoard, Roy B. Hoskins,
dry
nnd Machine Co., is a live wire, Tampa; business manager, William
At times we doubt whether the
nnd
being a live wire, he recognizes Fielding, Anthony; advertising man
world would ho perfect, even if the
the
fact
that Post Card Day is a good ager, Janies Winfield, O’Brien; book
reformers were put in charge o f it.
thing for Florida.. He phoned tho keeper, obert Little, Jacksonville; ath
Herald otricu the other day and snid letic editor, Buck Cat Ron, Plant City;
The Ladies of the Episcopal Church
| that if Sanford would set nsido a associate editors, Henry Fuller, Nich
will hold their Bazaar nnd Supper,
i special dny in October for Post Card ols, E. T. Jones, Fort Myers; society
Decamlwr 1st and 2nd In the Parish
House.
171-tfc Dny, nnd the people would bring their editor, Wililnm Robinson, Mobile,
post cards to the Sanford Foundry and Ain.; nscocinte editors, O. A. Calhoun,
Machine Co., office, ho would mail Ponsncoln; literary editor, Henry Ed
The Peninsular Telephone system
thorn free o f charge. Mr. Gibbs wards, Kissimmee; nsnocinte cdtlors,
at Baines City are putting in a lot of
show’s that his heart and his pocket Edgar Hunhee, Williston; organiza
under-ground cables and making
book nre in the right placo—for tho tion editor, C. E. Puncnn, Tavares;
ninny other improvements.
city o f Sanford unselfishly— and if associate editor, IL W. Ames, Kis
more people would become interested simmee, W. J. Bullock, Arcadia; mili
-KXIDi:-- BATTERIES, the Giant in this post card day and would agree tary editor, C. R. Hyatt, Gainesville;
that lives in n box. Wo can now fur
to send out at least ten cards apieco associate editor, Nelson Longeo, De
nish six Volt Batteries at $24.60. Wo
on that dny, telling about Sanford, Lnnd; art editor, Frank Htitzman,
!,1-y, sell, exchange, rcchnrgo and re
associate editors, Boh
there would bo much good publicity Now* York;
pair all makes Batteries.— Ray IlrothHarris,
Tampa
J. T. Ethridge, Soilgiven this city for a nominal sum of
en*- Phone 618.
150-tfc
ring;
joke
editor,
C. A. Anderson, I’nmoney.
Now let the Chumbor of
latkn;
associate
editor,
S. O. Lind ley,
Commcrco, the Rotnry Club, the Kifbis is the time o f the year that wanas Club the Woman's Club und St. Petersburg.
you just find out that you forgot to nil the other clubs join in this move
hayr your blankets, comforts and ment that is causing so much com ELECTION RULES
Tails washed. Let us do them up
+ AN D PO LL T A X
,
ment in every city in Florida nnd lias
ma!, r the latest tumbler system nnd
A
N
D
REG
ISTRATIO
N.
not yet enueed a llutter in Sanford.
Kct
back soft and flu ffy. Phono
Sanford Branch, Lakeland Steam
All those who nro eligible to vote
M OVING PICTURES
l-aundry.
172-2tc
nnd hnvo i.over registered in tho city
OF H UNTING AND
FISHING SCENE. should do so nt once. Tho men who nro
not registered nnd ull thoso who ex
Tho Men’s Club o f tho Congrega pect to sign potitinns should register
tional church hnvo arranged with tho heforo the 18th o f October in order to
publishers o f tho Field nnd Stream to sign the petitions officially.
Women do not hnvo to pay poll
oxhibit tholh splendid hunting nnd
ishin gmotlon pictures on the night of tax according to a ruling of th® leg
October 27th, nt tho Princess theatro.., islature thnt states they pay tholr
f resh from Factory
Watch for tho big ml. nnd program first poll tax in 1022. Thoro havo
been *o many Inquiries nt tho llcrnld
30x3Vi Nonsoon to bo published.
Lf-p.,
offlco that this statomont is given
Work Is to start nt once on tho to tho public at largo in ordor that nil
Goodyear, Perfection or U.
building for tho Growers’ Commercial who wish to voto nnd who wish to
G. Not an unknown brand
Bank nt Haines City. W. C. Robertson sign tho petitions enn be governed
will bo In chnrgo of tho construction accordingly. For any other informa
•’Hi all standnrd makes.
and tho work will go forward vorp tion see City Clerk Phillips, nt the
city hnll. But b sure you nro rogis30x3 Nonfast.
istered now in th” city.
171-tp.
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
. VOLUME
NUMBER 172
SAN FOOD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1921
n
FIRE FIGHTING APPARATUS BASEBALL- Today’s Game FORMULATION OF POLICY
PURSUED BY AMERICANS
WILL REDUCE THE RATES N. Y. GIANTS - - 2
AT DISARMAMENT M“ET
OF INSURANCE IN SANFORD N. Y. YANKS ^ - 1
ing to stretch It to second, left to
short; Peckonpaugh up, ball one,
strike one, singles ot short left; Mil
ler up, pop fly to short nnd up; R.
Mouse! up, foul tip, strike one; fouls
to right, strike two; ball one, ball two,
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—Clear, cold strike three. No runs, two hits, no NEGRO ORGANIZATIONS
WARREN, OHIO, MAN
And the Far Eastern
wenther was indicated for this after errors.
IN KU KI.UX KLAN TRIAL
NOMINATED FOR JOB BY
noon's world sorioB game. Heavy rain
Ne,v P u m p i n g Truck
Second half third: Giants up—Bak
BEFORE COMMITTEE.
and Pacific Ques
PRESIDENT HARDING for a time threatened to cause tho er now playing in McNally placo who
Will Give Plenty of
postponement but it had ceased beforo was injured In second inning when
tions
(S r The AuocUUd *■»“ >
(Br The AitocUUd fn u l
WASHINGTON, Oet. 12.—Before
any
fans
wero
on
their
way
to
tho
f0
^ced
at
second
for
tho
Americans}
W a ter a t All Times
WASHINGTON, Oct. U*-Gcorge Polo Grounds. Huggins said Carl
calling Colonel Simmons, imperial
W. Upton, of Warron, Ohio, a busi Mays would pitch today for the Yan Snyder up, out short to first; Doug
wizard, to tho witness chair, the
ness man, was nominated by Presi kees to bo followed tomorrow by Hoyt. inas up, strike one, call; ball one, ball
House Rules Committee heard rqpr#dent Harding today to be a member Douglas was likely ths chaise Of Mc two, fouls back, strike two, ball throe, sentatives of negro organizations to
PRES. nARDING WILL TAKE AH
of the Federal Trado Compiissiou. Ho Grow. Douglas, however, has a bad strike .three, fans; Buena up, ball ono,
day
in
support
of
resolutions
provid
ball
two,
doubles
to
left
field;
Ban
THE
ACTIVE ROLE IN THE
succeeds Jobn G. Pollard, democrat. cold and If it should keep him from
THAT WOULD FOLLOW
croft up, ball one, strike one, call; ing for congressional investigation of
CONFERENCE
S
J' S
WATER MAINE
Upton Is tho husbsnd of Harriett pitching McGrnw snld he would select boll two, foul back, striko two, strlko the Ku Klux Klan. It la expect*!
BU
IN RIO FIRE
Taaylor Upton, vice chairman of tho Slim Sallee or Pat Shea. Shon in his three fans. No runs, one hit, no er that Simmons will bo put on tho stand
(By The AuoeUUd Vim*)
Republican national committee.
fow weeks of active duty with the rors.
WASHINGTON,
Oet. 12.—The for
during
the
day
to
speak
for
the
Klan.
ThP city Commision received bids
Giants during tho season won five
Fourth
Inning
mulation
of
policies
to be pursued by
n October 7th from the American Lagnmos and was beaten only twice. Me- j Yanks up: Plpp up, ball ono, ball
the
Amorioan
delegation
at tho ««nFrance Fire Engine Co., White Motor
Graw said he would like to give him n two, out, grounds to first, who .touches
forence
on
limitation
of
arm*m«tta
On and the Bryan-Wheeler Co., on a
chanco in tho series. Advantage in the the bnsc unassisted; Ward up, out,
and
Far
Eastern
and
Pacific
questions,
S i c combination motor flr.> ■ » £ ■
box now lies with the Giants. Doug pitcher to first; Baker pp, gets great
was
begun
today
when
four
delegates
!
.ml niter cnreful o.n.ld. r . tion
las und Barnes hnvo shown they con applnusc from fans, pops up to third
selected
by
Harding
held
first
meeting
hc bid from the American LaFwJce,
hult tho rush of Yankee bats. Douglas bnse. No runs, no hits, no errors. '
at
the
stato
department.
Fire E n g in e -Compaq waa accejtofl
is hooked to pitch today and Nehf to Last half fourth: Giants up.—
for a triple combination P^P «,M odU
morrow. Nehf lost two games to the Frisch up, out, pitcher to first; Young
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—The Am
el No. 75, having a capacity of 750 FIVE SHOTS FIRED JNTO THE Yankees largely because his team up, strike one, call; ball one, ball two,
CITES MORE THAN FIFTY REA erican delegation to the armamopt
gallons of water perJ®1™ * ' * **
mates made only one run in eighteen strike two, coil; ball three, grounds to
MOM OF MRS.
conference will begin its duties her*
SONS FOR SUCH PRO
Ion chcmlcril tank, ^ th *
innings they labored with him. This second, bail
__ ______________
_ safe at
TYLER
takes a badb ound,
today by n general survey of the In
CEDURE
rying capacity of
ia a^ af atanjwould loavo for possible ninth gamo ftrjJt 'n*g „ hit; Kelly up, foul back,
ternational situation Into which It Is
.rdfire hoae.
ATLANTA, Oct. 12*—Five shots assignment should it go the limit, to HtrjJ(0 ono, baJ1 on8| #oul bnc|(t strike
(By T%» Au m U M B n u )
to embark.
US Is very much needed *rxtm
w ot were fired here last night at Mrs. Barnes. On tho other hand HugginB twQ balj
three, fans,
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 12.—Coun
At a meeting which will briqg the
that Sanford haa a four etory build Elizabeth Tylor, n member of the pro has trotted out only two successful Yankees stole second; E. Mcusel up,
sel for Pops, .convicted of murder In four delegates together for tho first
ing the Valdez Hotel, and our pres pagation department of the Ku Klux pitchers, noyt nnd MayB nnd the atrlkc onc> oai|. bali onC( ball two,
the first degree with recommenda time since their selection by President
ent water supply would bo ineffective, Klan, according to reports to police. Giants vow they no longer dread the
to ccntcr field, scoring Young; tions for mercy Inst week in connec Harding, data gnthered from diplo
but with this pumper water can be
The bullets smnshed her bedroom win underhand shoots of Mays, having Rliwnngll up> „ut, grounds to first tion with the killing at Hickman, fil matic, military nnd naval sources is to
taken from the present main* at do dow but she was unharmed. Police benton him on hin second start.
wj,0 touches base unussisted. One run, ed in circuit court today motion for n ho lnld on the table and n preliminary
mestic pressure and this pumper will and a number of members of the Klnn
new trial. Motion cited more than effort made to predicate upon It th#
two hits, no errors.
supply two heavy streams with suffi rushed to the home, which is situated
l n today’s game New York NatlonFifth Inning
fifty rensans why, in the opinion of broad principles of this government's
cient force to throw wnter over our otv Howell Mill road, Home distance nls (Glnntj) are the homo team and
Yanks up—Schnng up, strike one, the defense, n now trial should bo position in the armament negotia
tallest buildings.
from tho center of tho city.
1go to bnt Inst. The line up follows:
call; ball one, out, pitcher to first; grnnted. Argument on motion was tions.
By the addition of this pumpor tho
A few minutes after police received I Yankees—Fcnstcr, If.;
if.; PeckenFockcnl(Pi 0ut, second to first; Fowstor postponed until after tho trial of
It is expected to be ono of many
city can hnve an unlimited sqpply of notice of the shooting, a ninn called pnugh, sb.; Miller, cf.; R. Mucsel, rf.; ^ ba|j on0i 8trihc one, call; ball two; Rnwlins, which begins tomorrow.
consultations of the delegation In pre
water from Lake Monroe and other tho Atlanta Constitution, on the tele Plpp, lb.; Ward, 2b.; McNnHy, 3b.; f0U|B Mjong third base, strlko two;
paration for tho opening of tho con
sources of water Bupply that may bo phone and said:
ference next month. President Hard
strike three, fans out. No runs, no PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN
1;
• Schnng, c.; Mays, p.
available.
Giants—Burns, cf.; Bancroft, sb.; hJt^ no tirror8.
ing will take an active rolo in the
"I just want to say that we got Mrs.
FOR UNEMPLOYMENT
The Southeastern Underwriters As Tyler tonlpht and wo will got Sim Frisch, 3b; Young, rf.; Kelly, lb.; E.
LnRt h(|]f
Giants up—Snyder
WILL nE MODE IN U. S. preparatory stage and probably will
sociation agreed to give us a reduction mons. tombrrow."
Mcusel, If.; Rawlings, 2b.; Snyder, c.; up< ba„ onc. fouj tip, fltrike ono; filed
participate directly In Borne of tho
in insurance of 5% per hundred on,all 1 Efforts to learn the man’s name Douglas, p.
meetings of tho delegates. Military
<By The AuoeUUd Prcu)
(lUt to center; Douglas up, strike ono,
insurance policies now in force or were fruitless ns ho mumbled some
Weather clear. Strong wind blow„ttlko tw0) Cali; Krounds out to
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—Propos and naval experts also ore to bo ques
hereafter written after this pumping thing nnd said, "Good night." Tho lug from right to left fields. Thorwko touches the bnHc unassisted; ed remedies for the unomploymont tioned about the data they submit and
apparatus is installed. Thifl saving shooting was not genornlly known at mometer 05.
Burns up, strike one; doubles to rlftht situation are to bo given publicity a sweeping effort made to provide the
alone to policy holders will amount to
Attendance,
38,000.
Solo
of
tickets
ccn{Qr<
but Is caught at tliiry trying through the nntionn’s schools, the Na American representatives beforehand
tho time of the call.
over $1,000 per year on tho prosent
Mrs. Tyler, who Uvoh with her stopped nnd all gates closed at 12:30 to „tretch up. No runs, ono hit, no tional Education Association nnnoune- with n comprehensive understanding
amount of insurance in force in San grown dnughtcr, had been entertain
ed today. ThU enmpnign having been of tho tnsk confronting them.
. 1errors.
ford, not counting corporation insur ing several women friends earlier in p. Umpires: Quigley, National, at the
Sixth Inning
decided upon in compllnnco with the
ance which is enrriod by themselves.
Ynnks up—Pcckcnpnugh up, ball request of Secretary Hoover.
tho evening, and was said to have plnte; Chill at first; Itigler, nt secThis piece of nppnrntus will cost tho gone to her bedroom when the fir ond; Morinrity at third.
| on0| strike one, ball two, strike two,
city $12,500.00 with payments distrib ing started. After the shooting stop
Bnbe Ruth has not yet put in np- . cnj|j f0ul fly nnd out nt third; Miller JEWELRY SALESMAN
uted over a period of ftvo yearn, one- ped Mrs. Tyler managed to cnll the ponrnnee.
, uPi hall ono, strike one, cnll; fouls
ROUND AND GAGGED
fifth to bo paid per nnnum, interest at police and members of the order for
Butteries today’s game, Yunks: back( strike two; bnll two; fouls to
ROBBED IN HOTEL
0 per cent, which is below the rate of help. Investigation was begun, but Mays nnd Schnng; Ginnts, Douglas i0ftt fouls along third, fouls to left;
interest bonds would sell at this time. it wns reported there was nothing to and Snyder.
Tho Sunday Morning Club of Tho
! bnll three, out, third to first; R. Mcu(Dr Tb« AtwcUUd Pnut
This engine is the very lntest cro- indicate who
............
Baba Ruth has just entered the ^ ^ f{jU, bnck| Htrjkc one; bnll one;
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12.—Sol Kaufman, Baptist Sunday School hnvo nrrnngod
did.....................
the shooting.
ation in fire fighting equipment, nnd
The only persons in the Tyler home prCss box, still carrying his arm in ft' Btr jko two, cnll; out, flies to right. No a traveling jewelry morchnnt of Now to move to tho Star Theatre for tho
It goes without saying that Sanford nt the time were four women—Mrs. sling (1:45 p. m.), receives n great np* runs, no hits, no errors
York, after being found bound and future sessions of tho class. This or
will be placed in tho class of tho most Tyler, her daughter, who is ill, nnd plnuso from the crowd.
Last hnlf of the sixth: Ginnts up— gngged in his room at a local hotel, ganization is ono of the host lit con
progressive cities with reference to two friends, who wero spending the
Bancroft up, out second to first. Sen nsserted, according to tho police, thnt nection with tho Baptist Temple.
First Inning.
having an up-to-dnto fire department. night. Mrs. Tyler wns so badly
The growth of thd class has bcon
sational play by Wnrd; Frisch up, bnll ho hnd been robbed of virtually his
Yanks
up:
Fowstor
up,
ball
one,
The City Commission should be con frightened that she wns nlmost hys strike one, cnll; strike two, cnll; bnll one, bnll two, fouls nlong third
third bnse
huso entire Htock of Jewelry, valued nt very encouraging nnd tho executivegratulated in showing their interest in terical for some time after the affair.
two, foul buck; flies out to right;*line, out, second to f i r s t ; Young up, $00,000. Tho jewelry was insured for committee believes thnt the clnss will
city affairs by being on tho alert to Since tho public ngitntlon regarding
reach an average attendance of 300
Peckonpaugh up, strike one, cnll; ball foul back, strike one; fouls to lo , $30,000, ho said.
purchase this fire equipment, thus the Klan, a guard has been stationed
.
1
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I.
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a
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ii
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.Im
itiliiu
iff
if
nnt
Hfirnm
to
firHt.
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O
before tho holldnys.
, foul back, strike one, doubles to Strike two; out, second to first.
saving the tnxpnycrs on their insur nt Mrs. Tyler’s home during the night one
Tho officers in charge of this club
no
hits,
no
errors
runs,
BULL KILLS WOMAN
ance rates, nnd at the snmo tlmo pro- but within the Inst week his services left field; Miller up, ball one, foul
Seventh
Inning
are
ns follows:
hnrk, strike one; ball two, hall three,
porting the city against conflagration,
President—Forest
Gntchcl.
Ynnks up—Pipp up, ball one, lined
hnd been dispensed with, it wns said | Htriko two, cnll; out, third to first,
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., Out. 12.
which is sure to occur should one of
First Vico-Pres.—W. E. Scoggan.
out to tho pitcher; Ward up, fliv’d out - -Mrs. Leo White, fifty-nine, wife of
by
KJnnsmen.
............................j
pcckenpnugh
goes
to
third;
R.
Mcusel
our wooden huildingd in tho congested
Socond Vice-Prcs.—M. L. Wright*
County police took bloodhounds to
to center; Baker Up, singles to center
district become uncontrollable during the homo Into Inst night and the ani up, bnll one, foul back, Htrike one; field; Schnng up, hall one, singles to a farmer of Alexander county, who
Third Vice-Pros.—S. A. B. Wilkerfouls to right, strlko two; out, pitcher
was attacked by n bull yesterday, died
n (ire.
mals followed a trail from benonth tho to first base. Tho bnll bounded off right center, Baker slides safely into of her injuries. Farm dogs nttneked son.
Secretary—C. D. Forrester.
window to the rond nnd there lost it. Douglass’ glove but he recovered it in third; Mays up, bnll one, Schnng goes tho maddened animal, but it continued
PREACHERS TOO ACTIVE
Miss Alifif Benton, of Macon, Gn., time. No runs, ono hit, no errors.
to second; out, second to first. No its attack on Mrs. White until driven
Treasurer—E- J. Rivers.
IN POLITICS TODAY
nnd Miss Ethel Duncan, n school mnto
Publicity—Perry Jernignn.
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Second half first: Giants up: Burns
SAYS VIRGINIA JUDGE. of Miss Dorris Tyler, were the two up, flies out to right; Bancroft up, * Last hnlf of the seventh: Ginnts up off by n farm employee with a club.
Teachers—Hon. J. G. Sharon and
women spending the night with ^Mrs. bnll one, strike one, fan; strike two, Kelly up, out, short to first; Mcusel
singles to right field; Schnng up, De- Dr. Hymnn.
(Or Tho AuoeUUd P r ill)
Tyler and her daughter. Mrs. Tyler fan; doubles to left center; Frisch up, up, bull one; strike one, cnll; fopls vormor running for Bolter; strike one,
It was decided In tho mooting of tho
BEDFORD CITY, Vn., Oct 12.— said she attributed her life to the fact
nlong third base line; ball two, bull fnul bnck; pop fly to first bnsc nnd officers hold last night nt tho offico of
ball
ono,
fouls
along
third
base
lino,
Holding that preachers are dcnllng that ns she crossed tho window a mo
the club, to engage an orchestra of
striku one; out, filed to center, Ban three, strike three, fans; Rawlings up, out. No runH, onu hit, no errors.
ton much in politics now instend of ment before tho shots came she lean
seven instruments nnd a mnlo quar
bnll
ono,
ball
two,
strike
one,
call;
croft goes to third; Young up, out,
FINAL TOTALS
preaching the gospel, Judge Carter ed over her daughter's sick bed and pitcher to first. No runs, one hit, no grounds to second and is safe on a
R II E’ tette. ‘
Scott, of Richmond, yesterday, fined tho bullets passed over her head, strik
poor play at second; Snyder up, New York Americans ........... 1 8 1
A cnll will bo sent out this week, in
errors.
the Reverend T. E. Roordu, twenty- ing tho wall of tho room. She im
doubles to right center, Rawlings
tho
interest of tho clnss. Old momSecond Inning
New York Nationals ............. 2 0 0
five dollars for alleged contemptuous mediately put out tho lights and toloscores;
Douglass
up,
foul
bnck,
Htrike
hers
and new members alike will bo
First half second: Yanks up—Pipp
Tlmo of gnbe, one hour nnd forty
remarks concerning Judge P. S. Dil phoned for help.
one,
foul
back,
Btrike
two;
strike
three,
nHkcd
to rally to tho Theatre Class
up, attempts to bunt, fouls bnck; ball
minutes.
lard, who It^was alleged was referred
idea
nnd
to if possible load all other
one, hall two, foul bnck, Htrike two; fnns. Ono run, ono hit, ono error
The New York Americans will bo
to an n wot jurist
Eighth Inning
classes
of
tho stato.
SHIPBUILDING ON INCREASE. foul bnck, doubles to left field; Ward
Yanks up: Fowstor up, ball one, tho homo team tomorrow.
up, sacrifice bunt, out, along third
MARION M'CARDLR INNOCENT
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—Shipping hose lino. Pipp takes third; McNally striko one, cnll; out pitcher to first. A REAL DOPE ON WORLD’S SERIES AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVES
COMPLICITY IN MURDER
undor construction in nil countries of up, singloa to right field, scoring Pipp; grent stop by Douglass; Peckonpaugh
ARMAMENT CONFERENCE
The Cleurwntor Sun of tho 8th snys:
OF HER STEPFATHER. tho world on September 10-30, InHt, Schnng up, Btrike one, bnll one, strike up, strlko ono, cnll; striko two, fun;
CALLED TOGETHER.
’•The Ginnts won yesterday, ju»t nH
amounted to 5,542,000 gross tons, ac two, call; grounds to short, forcing striko three, fans out; Miller up, bnll wo had doped out, bnsing our prognoB(Hr Th» AuocUUd PrcuS
(Hr Th* AuoclaUd Frau)
cording to a report of Lloyds register McNally nt second; Mays up, out, lino ono; ball two; strlko ono, call; Btriko tifications upon tho hypothesis thnt
CLEVELAND, Oct. 12.—Marian
WASHINGON, Oct. 11.—Secretary
of shipping, made public today. This drive to socond, who mndo n great two, fnns; foul bnck, bnll three, bnll the game is fixed to go nonr tho limit,
McCnrdlc, twenty yycnra, daughter of amount, tho report snys, is more thun leap nnd caught it. Ono run, two hits, four, walks; Meusol up, striko ono,
Hughes today issued calls for the fln t
Mrs. Eva Catherine Knbor, was/found
fan; ball ono, striko two, fnn; out, which is nino games. Wo are betting mooting of the American representa
2,000,000 tons from that underwny on no erron.
heavily on tho GlnntB to win to d a y n,»t guilty of complicity In tho murder
Last half second: Giants up— short to first, hfo runs, no hits, no two cignrs nnd a bottle of pop. That tives to the armament limitations con
January 1, this yeur. Of shipping
plot of Dnnlol Kabor,,htr step-fathor,
now undor construction 434,000 tons Kelly up, striko one, cnll; foul back, crrorB.
ference tomorrow a t ten o'clock at the
Lust half of tho eighth: Giants up: will make the score two to two. Then
by n jury today. The girl was per
Is credited to Amoricnn shipyards striko two; out, strike three, fans;
the Yankees will take tho fifth game stato department.
mitted to leave tho court room a freo
E. Meusol up, ball one, strike one, Burns up, out, short to first; Ban and likely tho sixth game, giving them
and 2,004,(000 to British builders.
womnn immediately after the jury re
fan; out, short to first; Pipp made a croft up, striko ono, cnll, out, short to four to two. The Giants will then MORE FROST TONIGHT
ported. The Jury of three women
wonderful bnck handed Btop and w o n -'first; Frisch up, foul bnck, striko one;
$100,000 FIRE IN MACON.
FAR SOUTH A8 GEORGIA
dorful throw; RawllngH up, fouls back, foul bnck, Btrike ono; bail one; ball win tho seventh game nnd tho eighth
and nine men had the case under de
. .
. .. (■_ two, —
A
ft--*
A
t.
—
a
mtf
W
Vtllll.
FLORIDA UNTOUCHED.
game,
again
evening
tho
score
and
net
striko three, fnns oub No runs,
liberation since late yesterday.
MACON, Oct. 11.—Fire which broke strike one;-bnll ono, striko two, cnll;
ting
tho
stngo
for
tho
big
killing
on
no hits, ho orrors.
(Or T U AuocUUd I not)
out st ono o’clock destroyed the build fqul bnck, fouls nlong third bnso lino,
tho ninth gamo. Tho ovM rs of tho
Ninth Inning
$100,000 FOR COTTON MEN.
WASHINGTON,
Oct. 12.—Frost*
ing occupied by the National Rule fouls back, fouls nlong third, fouls to
two
teams
will
then
count
thoir
coin
Yanks up: Pipp up, strike ono, call;
laft,
out
third
to
first.
No
runs,
no
rtonight
as
fa
r
south
as the east Gntf
. Co., and the Goldon Rulo Pawnshop,
strike two, call; out, second to flrsT; and divide up on tho previously agreet
WASHINGTON, Oet. 12.—Approv-i
~'4 . n, non 000. Tho hits, no errors.
and
south
Atlantia
states, except
Wnrd up, ball one, filed out to center; basis. Tho above information is giv
Third Inning
nl of n loan of $400,000 to South Car- c0UJl" f “ 0J“ undroda ofM tftfdges in
Florida,
Is
tho
forecast
today by tha
on to baseball fans freo of charge, for
Yanks up—Fowstor up, ball one, Baker up, bnll ono, ball two, foul back,
olinn bnnks for financing cotton loans oxploding
hamporC(jth o flremon
weather
bureau.
"as given today by the War F inance ! the pawn shop hampered i
singles to left field, hut is caught try- strike one, strike two, call; ball three, what it la worth.”
in
their
work.
Corporation.
CONFERENCE TDAY
avoids d isa st e r
ATTEMPT TO KILL
HIGH PRIESTESS
OF THE KU KLUX
POPE’S COUNSEL
FILES MOTION
FOR NEW TRIAL)
THEATRE SUNDAY
SCHOOL CLASS
.j
A
T
•>il
•-'V
�TB SB M w m vw
mm
CROP TAKES A TUMBLE
ESTIMATES COMB
DOWN
able rooms, which can be rented dar
ing tho coming season, to list them
promptly with the Chamber of Com
merce.
.
The number of Inquiries received by
the Secretary’s office so far this sea
son is greatly in excess of those re
ceived for a corresponding period last
year, and once the season Is well un
der way it is not difficult to imaginb
the largo number of people who will
be making inquiries as to the polslbilities for securing accommodations
in Sanford this winter.
Despite the extensive building pro
gram which has been carried on dar
ing the past summer,, accommodations
for tourists are woefully inadequate.
It Is absolutely necessary that every
cltlsen who is interested in the growth
of Sanford should make particular ef
fort to provide .accommodations for
those visitors who are contemplating
a trip here this winter.
It would be very discouraging to the
officials of the Chamber of Commerce
and to the public spirited men who
comprise this organisation to know
ARE ALWAYS CHEAPEST IN THE END
Thai Is why we recommend
Shoe fo r Men
They are leaders in the shoe world just as we are leaders in
this community
A pair of THOMPSON SHOES this season will convince you
of thelt real worth
with an all-star cast. Through the ontlth story there Is never a dry
moment and it glides on to d thrillihg And smashing dimax. A pic
tore that you will hits to see end.
'
--------------- ALSO FOX NEWS--------------- ■■»■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■!!■■■■■■■■■■■■•
Tom orrow--the Dainty May Allison in “Ex
travagance”; also “Her Nature
Dance” a Comedy
The World Owes
Me a Living
Said the fellow who did hot like to work
and he really thought the world should
pay him without working
M
m
HE OBTAINED THE LIVING
But such a life—it was his theory about
how to get a living without working.
The world owee each one a living but It
is up to every one to collect it. The best
way to get the best living ia to have your
ihoney where you can get .it when you
want it—i
igley Supt. of
W Division Estab
lished at Lakeland
The quality of tho state’s limited
production
of oats wail little lower
Given Lakeland Two Division Heads
thdn usual and yloids are reported to
Instead of drie _
have been the lightest in sohtb years.
A preliminary inquiry on volvot
At a recent meeting of tho Board of
beans
indicates that yields expected
Governors it wna decided to continue
to
run
about 70 per cbnt of normal
tho good work accomplished by the
with
only
sixty per cent of the usual
Trado Extension Committco and tho
acreage
for
harvest.
suggestion was mado that n perman
Pastures
ranged
from poor to fair
ent Committee, constating of the re
over
tho
state
with
iHiproVethent ex
tail members of tho Chamber, bo or
pected
sinco
the
recent
rains.
ganized to handle not only tho work
previously assigned to tho Trado Ex
tension Committee, but any question,
New Crate Company
effecting tho ratal! intorosts of tho
Incorporated Herd, to
city.
Make Folding Crates
Tho Retail Merchants Committco of
tho Sanford Chamber of Commorco
Among tho mnny industries to bo
will continuo tho Trado Extension and
started in Sanford in tho past few
will work to bring a greater volume of
days is the Universal Folding Crnte
business to Sanford from tho immeCompany, articles of incorporation of
dlnto trade territory which now goes
which
nppearod in Friday’s Daily Horclscwhorv. This will bo accomplished
nld. Tho Universal Foldng Crato was
through tho inauguration of Dollar
fully explained in a previous article
Days, Buy-at-IIomo Campaigns, Spec
in tho Herald und means Just what tho
ial Snlo Days, Gala Days, and besides
name Implies—a folding crato that
these recognized feutures will inau
can bo shipped knocked down, taking
gurate original ideas for attracting
up but small spaco in tho cars and
thoso in ndjaccnt cominunitieo to San
being
mado so Bolid and substantial
ford.
that it has made u great hit among
It is also tho intention of this com
tho growers of every state whoro it
mittee to bring to Sanford prominent
has boon introduced.
business lecturers who havo mado an
Tho officers of tho new company aro
exhaustive study of tho retail busi
as follows:
ness. It will bo recalled that last year
Phillip Simmons, president; D. C.
tho lccturo, "Getting tho Most Out of sovernl branch lines. Mr. Council will
Retailing" whb brought to Sanford of course, continuo his headquarters in Marlowe, vice-presidont, and John E.
under thu nuspices of the Chnmbcr of Lnkeland but tho division hero will Wndo, secretary and treasurer nnd
Commerco, nnd proved of great inter hnuso two superintendents instead of tho placu of manufacture will bo in
this city. Tho company Is incorporat
est to tho retailors hero.
ono.
A. E. Yowcll will continuo ns chair Tho establishment of tho main lino ed in tho sum of $25,000 and have
man of tho Itotall Merchants Commit southorn division will bring to Lake tho right to manufactura tho various
tee, which consists of all tho retailors land at Ionst a dozen fnmllios who will folding nnd collnpsiblo crates and
in Sanford who aro members of tho bccomo permnnont residents. They will packages of tho Unlvorsal Folding
Chnmbcr of Comm'orce.
bo seoking housing accommodations Crnto Co., of Now Orleans which is
within tho next fow days, sinco tho tho parent company.
Tho now company bolng composed
division will bo in oporntlon tn
Opening Dinner Dance now
threo weeks. Thero will bo five train of local capitalists moans that anoth
At The Valdez Hotel, dispatchers, ono chlof clork and four er industry hns boon added to San
in addition to tho superintend ford and ono that will advortise this
N ext Friday N ight clorks,
ent nnd trainmaster.—Lakeland Tele city In nil tho places whero tho cratos
gram.
nro used and Sanford is fast becom
Thero is nlwnys something new uning tho recognized contcr for tho man
dor tho sun and Sanford can bo doufacture
of crates and fruit nnd vege
pended upon to huvo the many now nRITON’S ANTICIPATE
table
containers
of all kinds.
PERSHING’S VISIT
things in tho way of amusements nnd
WITH PLEASURE,
tho best thing* in life. Dinner dances
Harry Ilcoron has offered to do
havo bccomo very popular in tho lnrg(Or Thi Auoclited Pr»i»)
nato a silver cup to tho winner of the
or cities but have novor boon attempt
LONDON, Oct. 11.—Thq British ennoo raco in tho big American Legion
ed in Sanford on n large scnlo. It romainod for tho Valduz Hotel to put on government last night telegraphed armlstico day festivities. Thero will
tho real dinner drnces in this city and to Paris oxpprcssing its pleasure at bo canoo races and yacht races and all
noxt Friday night tho first ono will bo tho proposed visit of General Porsh- kinds of races and tho lake front will
given. The dinner dance will bo from Ing to lay tho congressional ntcdal of be n sceno ofexcltoment all afternoon.
8 to 12 and you will have to rosorvo honor on tho tomb of British unknown Mr. Heoron is an enthusiastic yachts
your table early as there will bo a big soldier In Westminster Abbey, and man nnd wants to boo moro boats on
Tush for tables for tho opening dance. Gonoral Pershing is assured of the tho lnko at Sanford. Tho Houso of
$2.00 per cover is the price which la warmest wolcomo.
Heercn In Pittsburg Is ono of tho
very reasonable for tho kind of din
Gonoral Pershing will come to Lon largest wholesale jowolry houses In
ners served by this famous hotel and don October 20. to lay a medal of hon Pittsburg and Harry will give tho
tho dance will really bo worth tho or voted by tho United States Con- boya a cup of which they can well fool
prlco of tho cover. Excellent food and gres, on tho tombs of tho unknown proud.
excellent music at too Valdoz Dinner British soldier, tho British foreign of
Danco noxt Friday night.
fice announced today.
ThTe many friends of Brucu An
derson will be glad to learn that he
SMELTING CHIEF DEAD,
haa a successful operation for appen
dicitis this morning and is now rest
NEW YORK, Oct. 10,
ing easy. Dr. Ralph Stevens per
formed the operation at tho FernaldLaughton hospital.
When rome men atart to tell a
Story It’a hard for a busy listener to
tqll whether deafness Is an affliction
UnH»d Stales, jiW today In 4 hos
pital. He returned fiom Mexico, a
ahprt time ago. Ho was a native of
ivumx., ...
WM. A. BRADY presents the sensational
Photodranw
.
.
tors in larger number* than ever be
fore visiting Florida. Hanford, as a
result of the publicity now being car
ried on by the Chamber of Commerce,
Will be investigated by a great rainy
The ONLY DECENT LIVING
who, through this publicity have be
Is obtained by saving your money while
come cognizant of the great possibili
you are making It and put it in the bank
ties Sanford offorl for investment.
where it draws 4 per cent interest.
Listing of available rooms can be
made by calling the office of the
LET US TELL YOU
Chamber of Commerce, Phone 25-W,
or by jetter. Please give the follow
ABOUTITTODAY
ing information:
Name of individual renting.
Locatlofi.
Accommodations offered, furnished
or unfurnished.
Weekly and monthly charges.
o f Sanford
Whether accommodations are suit
able for light housekeeping.
Whether board is furnished and the
price for same.
RAINS IMPROVE CROP
Tn tho event that these rooms are ELECTION RULES
AND
POLL
TAX
CONDITIONS IN FLORIDA
subsequently taken, it is requested
AND
REGISTRATION.
CORN IS HARVESTER.
that the secretary's office bo notified
so that they may be takon from the
GAINESVILLE, Oct. 11.—Rnins,
list of offerings.
followed
by clear, cool weather, have
The Chamber o'f Commerco hopes
improved crop conditions greatly over
that the citizens of Sanford will bo
most of the State .ncoord.ng to the
public spirited enough to mako every
sacrifice necessary to assist tho orgnnweekly crop roviow issued by the
izntton in its plans for providing for
Federal Bureau of Agriculture for the
tho great number of pcoplo who will
week ending Saturday. Tho bulk of
bo with us this winter.
tho corn crop hns been harvested with
tho yloids gcncrnllp satisfactory and
WILLIAMS DIED TODAY,
the quality good.
MAN SHOT BY MARTIN
Picking of cotton is well advanced,
IN PERFORMANCE OF DUTY
although thero is some dolay on ac
count of rains.
Preparations of ground nnd the
planting of oats aro going forward,
following tho rains. Good yields of
rico aro roported ih South Florida.
Planting of fall Irish potatoes is
about complete and th t condition of
Into sweot potatoes Is improving.
Tho harvesting of hay continuo*
nnd somo excellent yields nro report
ed. The week’s rains will Improve the
condition of pasture.
Tho movomont of tho citrus crop is
friends aro especially invitod. To bo on tho increaso, with tho fruit Rot
hold in Masonic hall .beginning at 8 ting its full benefit from tho raina
over most of tho belt
o’clock.
RECORDER.
Condition of live stock Is genorallp
good.
Much fine stock Is being fin
If thoro is anything harder to find
ished
off
for oxhlbttlon at county nnd
than a nocdlo in a hay stack, It’s th o
state
fairs.
girl who says: "I’ll wnsh tho dishes
Trucking conditions are reported as
tonight."
grontly Improved.
The world nedrs tho day it happens,
—Got your Scratch Pads from The
delivered at your door each evening,
15c the week.
I Herald—by tho pound—15c.
The Peoples Bank
ROASTED
GROUND AND PACKED
NEW YORK AND SANFORD
�gfr?
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saw :
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12,1921
T his Progressive W ank
recognizes th at its progress hinges
on the financial growth of this com
munity.
So it's perfectly natural for it to
be interested in the progress of each
citizen.
Consequently, for our mutual
benefit, this bank offers its co-opera
tion and invites your account.
j The Seminole County
....Bank....
MAYOR JOHN MARTIN
WILL SPEAK HERE ON
ARMISTICE DAY
Mayor John Martin, of Jacksonville,
has accepted on invitation to speak
here on Armistice Day at which time
ho will be the guest of the American
Legion. It is not known Just when
the speaking will occur but it wilt
probahly be about one o'clock or just
after tho big feed. Mayor Martin la a
good speaker and la full of pep and
being a candidate for governor will
no doubt give tho people hero some
thing to think about In hla address.
Armistice day will be filled with good
things nnd tho program is growing
ovory dny. Tho boys expect to get oUt
n program of tho many events In
few days and R Will bo one of the beat
that has over been arranged here for;
a big day.
Campbell-Losslng Post is a live wire
organization and they Intend to
"whoop-’em-up” on the date of No
vember Uth.
Daily Fashion Hint
Mayor John Martin
Of Jacksonville
WILL SPEAK IN SANFORD
A R M IST IC E DAY
This will be another worth while attraction
<9329
I2 3 M
BIG TIME AT K. OF C. HALL
TONIGHT WITH GREAT PROGRAM
BAND CONCERT AND DANCE.
—
--
g r e a t
h it
I n t e r n if f lt tt t
YOUTHFULLY SLENDER AND
8MART
TO* A N ! N E I L
There i» a close relation between
SERVICE
::
PROGRESS
; STRENGTH
Aside from the ba*d concert and the straight line frock and voulhlut
the big danco at tho K. of C,, hall to slenderness, ns this model proves. It
4% INTEREST PAID
is fashioned of dark blue Polrct twill
night, celebrating Columbus Doy, the combined with black satin. About the
following vnudovlllo program will bo lower edge of the sUrt is a deep border
which may lie carried out either in
rendered:
braid, silk or bead embroidery. Satin
OVERTURE
ncltuB, huvo returned home from a do*
folds finish the short sleeves, while the
Al Wltherington, Famous Violin
round neck ifj |iartly filled .in with a
Shoe Lacef
-Polishes-------Shoe Findings
iightful three weeks visit with rolnvestee
of
blue
satin.
McdifiJa
sire
rcSoloist.
tlves ond friends in Green Cove
quires 2?i yards 54-inch twill and
quires
MAURICE HELSTON.
Springs,
M i%i yni
yard_ satin.
MRS. FRED DAK.’Ell, Society Editor.
Sanford's Song Bird in the Latest
Pictorial Review Dress No. 1)319.
Phone 217-W
btres, 54 to 4b incites bust Price, 35
Broadway Hits.
DINNER PARTY.X,
cents Embroidery No, 13574. Trans
SID
RIVE.
fer, blue or yellow, 75 cents.
Yesterday being the "eighteenth''
SOCIAL CALENDAR
-------birthday anniversary of C. T. Chap* Our John McCormnck in Beautiful
Ballads.
DAYTONA RESIDENT
"Wednesday.—Music and Literature man, Mr .and Mrs. H. IJ. Puidon onFLORIDA’S
FAMOUS
QUARTETTE
VOLUTAR1LY RETURNS TO
Depnrtmcnt of the Woman’s Club tertoined nt dinner in his honor,
OMAHA FOR TRIAL.
will have their first mooting of the
Cut dowers w h o used In charming Hclston, Baumcl, Warren nnd Clause,
senson,
profusion in the living and dining Imported Special for this Occasion.
Curtain Intermlstrion,
(Hr Tb» A iioeiiL d T rcu)
Thursday.—Mrs. J. D. Jinkins will rooms ,nnd a delicious four course
First Nat’l Bank Annex
OMAHA, Neb.. Oct. 12.—Elliott B.
OVERTURE.
entertain the Womens’ Missionary dinner was served nt 1:30.
Smnnk,
of
Dnytonn,
Fla.,
former
"The Family Shoe Store”
Society of the Methodist Church at
Among the guests were Mr. and II. J. Clause, Well Known Harmonist
vice president of the Industrial Chem
in
Varied
Selections,
Accompanied
3 o’clock nt the church pnrlors.
Mrs. II. II. Purdon, C. T. Chapman
ical Co., of Omnhn, now in tho hands
by Mrs. H. J. Clause.
FRIDAY—The Epworth Longue of and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. IJritt.
Il'a M u e e
9EE °™ wnnww
j
of
n receiver, has voluntarily nppenrS.
S.
BAUM
EL.
the Methodist church will give a
Entertainer DoLuxo in Popular Molo ed to give bond on an indictment
Silver Ten at the homo of Mrs.
SILVER TEA.
chnrging embezzlement returned by a
dies nnd Eccentric Dances.
Claude Herndon, on Mngnoliu ave
The Epworth League of the Meth
special grand jury that'Thvostigntcd
ROBERT
HERNDON.
nue, at 8 o'clock.
the stock ami other transactions in
Sanford’s Popular Character
Friday.—Sallio Harrison Chnptcr N. | odist church, will give a Silver Tea
Nebraska.
S., I). A. It., will hold Its first Friday evening, at eight o’clock, at
Comedian.
meeting of the ensuing year nt the tlie home of Mrs. Claude Herndon, on Closing Number by Entire Company
In view of the numerous inquiries in
AMERICAN SAILOR IS
homo of Mrs. George IJ. Bishop, on Magnolia avenue. Everyone is most
cordially
invited
to
attend.
There
will
reference
to the qualification of votPark avenue, at 4 o'clock.
DONE TO DEATH BY A
I
TRYING TO KEEP OUT
be
a
musical
program
and
candy
will
MEXICAN
AT
TAMPICO.
orB
*
n
Municipal Election, I wish
Friday—Mrs. George DcCottes will
EVIDENCE IN TRIAL
_____
! to state that the law prescribes that
Fresh from Factory
entertnin nt luncheon nt 1:30 p. m. be sold at booths.
OF MRS. SOUTHARD.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—Henry n person shall have resided in tho
in compliment to Miss Norma Hern*
30x3i/2 NonROOF GAEtDEN CLUB.
don.
TWIN FALLS, Ida., Oct. 12.—Th* LaFInnno, an American member of tho «tnt,° “no ******& ^ e City of SanFriday.—The Christian Endeavor of
The Roof Garden ‘Club mot Monday long expected nnrgumcnt over advis crew of the Shipping Board steamer *orA « *"ionths
S k id........... $12.50
the Presbyterian church will enter evening nt the home of Miss Adelo ability o fevidtneo touching on the Salem County, wns stabbed nnd killed to **eB«atrationj must be 21 years of
Goodyear, Perfection or U.
tain nt tho church parlors at eight Rlnes, on Palmetto nvenue with all deaths of her three previous hus- last Saturday night by an unidentified "Ku ft"d hnVC pnid hls P°U tax for tho
U.
Not an unknown brand
j). in, in compliment to Miss Gladys members but two being present.
Mexican nt Tampico.
preceding year.
linnds and n brother-in-law, was open
.
, , ,
, , .
.
. ,
It is not neecssnry to rc-registcr if
Green, whoso marriage to Ernest
but all standard makes.
In advising the state department of
. .
,
,
, . , ,
Tlie club was opened with the rend
..
. . .
.
, y°u hnvo already registered in tho
Matthews takes place October 20th. ing of tlie minutes of the previous ed nt this nfternoon’s session of tho tho
occurrence
the
Americnn
consul
g,.
g
^
30x3 NonFriday—Mother’s Club will hold their meeting. All now and unfinished trial of Lydia Meyor Southard on the at Tampico reported ho hn«l telegraph,t
not'nccCMnry for the ,Bdiog to
regular nice Idng at the Parish House business was then taken lip and dis charge of murdering her fourth husSkid .......... $10.50
ed Mexico City asking the Mexican pay po„ ,nx as „ prfl. roqufB| tc /or vothand, Edward F. Meyer,
nt 3:30 p. m.
cussed.
govemmont
to
arrest
nnd
prosecute
,ng
,n
,hl)
m
i
flection,
but
if
they
did
The argument occupied fost of tho
Saturday—Tho Children’s Story Hour
After adjournment the club, with a afternoon session and wns brought up the murderer.
Jnoj reg|Btcr in 1020 it will ho necosVulcanizing
will lie held in the Centrnl Park nt few guests, who came in for the so
through tho question of admission of
jsary for thorn to register in 1021.
5 o’clock.
cial hour, ropnlrcd to the dining room tho testimony of V. II. Ormaby, depu
WEST MAKES BOND.
Tho City books arc now open nnd
—
V
whore delicious lemon pie nnd hot ty sheric ,ln whoso custody Mrs.
will remain open until fifteen days bcMiss Teague Simmons, of Mountchocolate was served.
ATLANTA. Oct. 11.—Claude A foro the Primary; which prlmury, If it
Southard wns returned from Honoluvillo, N. C., who is attending Stetson
WcHt,
former secretary to three gov is necessary to hold one, will be held
lu.
University nt IJoLnnd, spent tho
BUSINESS
MEETING
ernors
of Georgin, wns released here on the 8th day of November, 1021.
1st and Elm Avo. Phono 447-W
week-end with her aunt, Mrs. W.
AND
BRIDGE.
on
$7,r.00
bond after having been nr- ( The City books will ngnin open thirSEARCHING FOR TIIE
Theodore Lnngloy.
rcsted on a wnrrnn tchnrging him ty days before tho general election nnd
The first meeting of the Social De
MURDERER OF DANKER
with
embezzlement of ^1,500 of in- (will remnin open for fifteen days. The
partment
of
the
Woman’s
Club,
of
CHARLES E. REAGIN.
A. A. ProvnW, of Wilson, N. C., was
surnnee
funds of tho state prison place to register is with tho City Clerk
this
Rcnson,
with
Mrs.
W.
T.
Lang
among the out of town visitors in
commission.
West is to he given n whose office is in tho City Building
ley
as
hostess,
was
held
yesterday
af
our city yesterday .
CONYERS, On., Oct. 12.—The cor
ternoon at the dull rooms, and was j oner's inquest into the denth of Chns. commitment hearing in municipal over the Firo Department on Palmet
IV. A. Jordon, of Live Oak, spent one of tiie most delightful ncairs of E. Rongin, president of the Bank of court nnd pending his appearance his to uvenue.
GEO. G. HERRING,
attorney Hnid he would mnko no state
the dny hero yesterday attending to the enrly autumn.
Rockdale, and well-to-do planter, wns
City Attorney.
172-0tp
ment.
An artistic and beautiful color brought to a nond into today without
business and mingling with friends.
motif of yellow nnd green was used the mystery being solved.
METHODIST SUNDAY
HAYNES SATISFIED.
Mrs. A. C .Smith nnd little son, Cor- in tlie decorations and details of this
The banker, whose body was fished
SCHOOL PICNIC.
enjoyable pnrty, tills bolng emphasiz out of Yellow river near hero last
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
11.—Federal
ed in tho profusion of yellow daisies week, the morning nftcr his abandon
YOUR SATISFACTION
Saturday, October lfith, at Palm
and yellow drier which adorned tho ed nuutomohilc bad been found on a Prohibition Commissioner Haynes in
IS MY SUCCESS
rooms of the club house, being nr- bridge nenrby, "cnnio to hlH death nt n formal statement declared that nf- Springs. MeeTht the church at nine
“Foot of First St.”
ter four months of prohibition en o'clock. TrapAportation will be pro Office Opp. P. O.
rnngod in iinskcts and vases.
Phone 192
the hands of pnrty or parties un
vided.
All
members
nnd
friends
of
forcement
forces
administration
tho
Tho
regular
business
meeting
wnH
We Sell
known," said tho verdict of the sec
172-2tp. To See Better See Moore
situation wns "most satisfactory." Ho the church invited.
held followed by a very interesting ret inquest.
declared the tide of public sentiment
GOOD BATTERIES ■ game of bridge, there being eight ta
hid turned and that the "Judiciary, LIGHT VOTE POLLED
bles
of
players.
Mrs.
Osborne
Hern
----- AT----|
Will the party who
legal profession, and state, county nnd
IN TAMPA ELECTION
don tanking high score, was awarded COMMISSION TO REFUND
FOREIGN DEBT PROVIDED
took
child’s
red
municipal
officers
nnd
the
press
nro
CUT PRICES
1 n dainty vanity ease.
sweater from my car In front of Peo
IN HILL AGREED UPON. responding to tlie voice of the peoplo."
TAMPA,
Fla.,
Oct.
12.—Tho
city
■
At tho conclusion of tho card gnmo
primary yesterdny for the nomination ples’ Bnnk on Wednesday, plensc re
No
matter
whnt
the
other
■
Mrs.
assisted by Mesdames
(H7 Tha Al»odilei! Fra..)
S fellow docH we will do better ■ R. R. Langley,
of two men for the city commission turn to Herald office.—F. W. Talbott.
FIRE FIGHTERS MEET.
Dens, R. J. Hnilyy and A. It.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—The com
resulted in L. Lowry, Sr., and Major
Key, served sandwiches .pickles, wnf- mission, of which Secretary Treasury
James
S. McCnnts being nominated.
ATLANTA,
Oct.
12.—Export
firoers nnd toa.
would ho chairman ,would have full
C. P. Fuller, the third candidate, ran
MRS. IDA AUSTIN
fighters
front
throughout
tho
United
authority to fix tho terms for funding
about ICO votes behind the others.
States
nnd
Canndn
wore
gathored
418 Magnolia Avo.
MOVING PICTURES
nnd refunding forolgn debt under tinNomination Is equivalent to an elec
OF HUNTING AND
provisions of a bill tentatively agreed hero todny for the opening session of tion ut the city election November 1. MAKER AND ALTERER OF
FISHING SCENE. upon todny by tho House Ways nnd tho fifty-ninth annual convention of The new commissioners will tnke their
LADIES’ CLOTHES
Kfenns committee. The nionsiiro will tho International Association of Firo seats January 1 next, succeeding Hen
Engineers.
The Men's Club of tho Congrega he substituted for the administration's
ry E. Snow and V. V. Sharpe, who did
tional church have arranged with tho hill which would hnvo given the treas
not
Heck rc-olection. The vote wns
Pure Water Means Good Health,
Wisconsin has a now law prohibit
publishers of tho Field nnd Stream to ury scerctnry authority to nrrnnge for ing tho plnclng of a foot upon n brass very light,
Good Health Means Happiness
exhibit thoih splendid hunting nnd funding nnd refunding of debt.
Arrail while drinking a non-intoxicating
Work
hnb
started
nt
St.
Augustine
Ishin gmotion pictures on tho night of
and
beverage. In that stato you'ro not oven
DRINK
for
tho
survey
for
the
Inping
of
sew
m
October
27th,
nt
tho
Prlncoss
theatre.
Tubular
Well
Borer.
Agent
for
AirNew Filling Station Watch for tho big ad. nnd program Elder Springs Water, fta 09 98-100 allowed to imagine.—Tacoma Ledger. erage in in extended section of the motor Wind Mills and Tanka. Water
ancient city.
Try a Herald Want Ad today.
soon to be published.
tf-p. per cent pure. Phona 31L
guaranteed. Gen. Del., Sanford, Fla-
S o tk s
For Men
SO C IETY
S A N F O R D , FLA
NOTICE
A NEW TIRE
STOCK
FRANK AKERS
TIRE CO.
Tom Moore
OptometristOptician
NOTICE!
H O F -M A C j
BATTERY I
J
A. A. HOLLEY 5 T
i
Free Band Concert To-Nijjht K- c .
Big Vaudeville Show! Big Dance
Corner Oak and Ninth
�J
THE:SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12,1921
* * * * * * * * * * *
ytfv’
PAGE TERRS
Yes,
the Llama
Is Very Patient
>J |1
;
..............
application'for Tax Deed to Issue in
I \ 41
accordance with Uw. Said certificate
■' *I*A
I 'l v
i <: I ; a Jon si j
. .oisJs ortJ
embraces the following described pro
perty situated in Seminote County,
v
Florida, to-wlt: E l-2 of S E l-4 o '
1
* * )» - * * * * * * * * { *
SE1-4 Sec. 20, Twp. 20 S., Range
20 E. 20 acres. The said land being
O. L- Harper ,of Ocoee, has bought
UP take our cusassessed at thi' dato of the Issuance
frd w D r.'le a th e rs ' the stock of tlje
of
duch Certificate In tho name of J
u m a ’*& »*• nUlh^ f
24 lbs. Pillabury
Oviedo • Pharmacy and has just put
E.
Phipps, Admr.
« h e t« d n « dr*w, S t e % : L. M. Dowdy In. charge. pf the store
Flour
.....
K
number e n title s t h e ,
Also Tax Certificate No. 883, date<
for this coining season. A new soda vt
the 3rd day of June,' A. D., 1901, has 12 lbs. Pillabury
customer to— ;;
.
fount will soon be Installed, now
filed'
said Certificate In my office am
Flour ...............
F I V E G A L L O S O P ; stock put in and tpany improvements
has made application for tax deed to
made. Dr. Weathers left Wednesday
GAS F R E E
Issue in accordance with’ law. Said 24 lbs. Gold Medal
for Macon, Gat,'from which place he
Flour ................
certificate embraces the following de
Anytime w ithin n w eek.
will go to some college of pharmacy,
scribed property situated in Semi- 12 lbs. Gold Medal
on down. Winning
While the friends Of Hr. Weathers re
hole County, Florida, to-wlt: 1-3 int.
number ohown In window
!f,ff**f*T**•******•*
*•**
gret tp.hj^vo bint leave Oviedo, they
in E l-2 of SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Sec. 20
; e«Hny.
'
1 rtjjolce with him in being able to take
Twp. 20 S-, Range 29 East. Tho said 24 lbs. Obelisk
a d v a n c e ‘o f tho broader opportuni
Flour .................
land being assessed at tho dote of tho
ties presented him.
Issuance af such certificate in the 12 lbs. Obelisk
JTrs. W. B. Young entertained the
name of T. A. Phipps.
Flour .................
Ladles Bible Class of the Methodist
Also Tax Certificate No. 830 dated
Sunday School Tuesday afternoon
the 2nd day of Juno, A. D., 1902, has 24 lbs. Self Rising
Fourteen members were present anjl ro
Flour ................ .
filed said certificate in my office and
‘Toot of F irst S tr e e t”
a most delightful afternoon was spen^.
has made application for tax deed to
12 lbs. Self Rising
Thf >class yqted to pack a box next
Issue in accordance with law. Said
1 .lesday for tho orphanage at EnterFlour ..................
certificate embraces the following de
f
ji
k \
t
A m sN a
scribed property situated in Seminole 16 lbs Irish
‘ Mr,’and Mrs. W. M. Wright retumCounty, Florida/ to-wit: 1-3 int. in
Potatoes .............
.W /^atprday from a visit to Mrs.
E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of SE 1-4' Sect. 20,
, MIAMI, Oct. 12.—There Was or- W right’s family in south Georgia. ' 1'* ' ‘ This pietuVe; ’iYoiii'
ttiiglauU. sub«lahlikt#s'thV olt' heard state Twp. 20 S., Range 29 East, 20 acres. 16 lbs. Sweet
Misses Elizabeth Lawton and Maf ment th a t the llaluS' liTbrie'hf’md'&oat
mtniied at Miami, Tuesday the Synod
ioet patient of beasts. Re 1m a long way The said land being assessed at the
P otatoes.............
....................................
of Florida of the Presbyterian church; -bit Swope spent the week-end with from’his home. wRleb la In South AmeiMica.
date of the issuance of such certificate
DILL PICKLES IN BULK‘S
with more than 2,700 comraumoiUit ' tfeeir parents last week. ....... .........
in the namD of T. A. Phillip.
THE
HOME
TOWN.
members and more than •? 00-7 Sunday
Mr .and Mrt. Frank Norris, of
Also Tax' Certificate No. 281, dated OYSTERS, FRESH Every Day
,chool members. H ltb^tof jffirjdR Greenkhmrb,' 'Ala., have puyebased the
the Btd day of July^ A .D./ iOlO. has 12 cans Van Camp
(M A
zoiUo ni
(Edgar A. Guest.)
Piribyterians hare beurr organised* as Wfomble place and will t novo there
filed’said
certificate
#n
my
office
ind
Cream,
large
............
.'ip
i.O v
Some folks leave home for money
the Presbytery of Florida, ajtetjhed tp as soon as possession can be given.
i"1 ’ *J ft
r
4k
tills
made
application
for
taX
deed
to
And some leave home for fame,
the Synod of Alabama .The ImportJhe Woman’s Club Is observing this
12
cans
Van
Camp
issoe l n . Mccordahco with law! Said
Some seek skies always sunny,
utce of the church'a interests In Ihe week as clean-up week, trying to get
Cream, small .i..„.....
certlflchte
'embraces the following de!)*
■
h
.
And some depart in shame.
jlioY 'i»oT‘
ttate has compelled the Presbyterian the weeds pulled up, and all the trash
scPibfcd property 'slth'ated fci Sfcminble Sardines in Tomato
TeQa why everyeae e^owM t t i a k 1
tereral assembly to establish the burned u p .,
•
County- Florida, to-wit:' , Beg. 4#1 ft. t,tSauce, can
iN
t
water
Mali
nw
m
iat
I care not what the reason
a-ioJ of Florida, with three I*res•Roy Williams, •of Saiiford, spent
N.
arid l i i i ft.’E. of’ sW. Cor., S « .
Men travel east and west,
bj.erles, North, Southeast and South Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs,
Twp. ’26 S!, Range 30 k . Run N. Pint Cans Wesson
Or,
what
the
month
or
season—
west Florida Rev. Rees W. 'Edwtifds, W .lh ’williams.
1 deg. Ei lOO ft. N., 89 deg. W. 200 ft.
The home-town is the best.
To see the' healthy' bloom in your
.. .r*t 1
D. D., Jacksonville, will doqveneitlfe. . JMr.\and ,Mr«. S. W. Swope, Miss
S.‘i
deg. W. 10d ft. fely. 200 ft, more
clearer,
to
wake
up
without
a
headQuart
cans
Wesson
opening session. Rev!'W. B. Wither Mable Swope and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
of less 5,10 acres, The said land be
The
home-town
is
the
glad
town
face,
to
see
your
skin
get
clearer
and
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
......a a. . . . . . . . . . . . . . *1
spoon, D. D., of Crystal River,' will Norils spent Saturday afternoon in
ing assessed at tho date of thq issu
Where something real abides;
ache,-backache;
coated
tongue
or
a
Sanford.
.
•
j
)
.
;
.
>
serve ss stated cleric until synod
ance of such certificate in tho name of Boiled Ham,
Tls not the tqoney mad town
chooses officials.
Mr .and Mra. L. E. Wright and nasty breath, In fact to feol your best,
S. C. Jones.
,
pound .......... ........... .
That
all
Its
spirit
hides.
day
In'and
day
out,
Just
tr
y
1
Inside
family spent Saturday In Orlando.
Unless
said
Certificates
shall
be
re
bathing
every
morning
for
nweek.
»
.
,,
FRUIT CONCERN TO
Hi A’. Denmark, of Valdosta, Ga., is
deemed according to law tax deed will Chipped Dried Beef, per
Before breakfast each day," drink Though strangers scoff and flout It
START AT DELAND. in Oviedo this week attending to bus
pound ...........................
issue thereon on the 10th day of Oc
And even jeer its name,
a: glass of real hot water with a ten‘ • f ; •rftr . * f M *fO
’ • »v
iness.
tober,
A.
D.,
1921.
It
has
a
charm
about
it
Spadnful
of
limestone
phosphate
In
it
DELAND, Oct. 12.—A big deal by rflTra* Benson, of Ocnlo, arrived Sun
Witness my official signature and Vcw Prunes, Apricots, Dates,
No other town can claim.
which the Prepared Fruit Co,, will es day nftemoon with Mr. Benson. They ns a hnrtnloss moans of wnshlng from
seal this the N th day of September, Currants, Raisins, Citron, Lem
tablish here a manufacturing plant will bo located at Mrs. A. P. Famell’s the stomach,- liver, kidneys and bow
on and Orange Peel; Brown Sug
A. D., 1021.
els the previous day's indigestible The home-town skies seem bluer
was closed Tuesday nftornoon^Seven- for tho present.
(Seal.)
E.
A
.DOUGLASS,
ar, New Orleans molasses for
That skies that stretch away,
ty-fivo persons will bo employed at
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark left Inst waste, sour bile and toxins, thus Tho home-town friends seem truer
Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, your Fruit Cake.
cleansing,
sweetening
and
purifying
the concern the year round and it la week for Arcadia, to be with their
Florida.
And kinder through the day.
expected to become one of the largest dabfchthr, Mra.’B. G. Smith, who is the entire alimentary canal before
By
A. M. WEEKS, D. C.
Industries In the city'. " f , . . ,, there a t a 1hospital. Mr* Smith and putting more food into tho stomach.
0-14-fltc.
The firm will handle three cars of Mta. Clark returned Monday, report The action of hot water and limestone And whether glum or cheery
Light-hearted or dlBtreascd,
fruit drops and cults dally aqtf will ing Mrt. Smith inpldly1 recovering phosphate on an empty stomach Is
Or
strugglc-lt or weary,
Notice of Application for Tax Deeds
wonderfully
Invigorating.
It
cleans
have a capacity daily of one carload from an operation for appendicitis,
Under Section 575 of the General
To
.the
home-town
I
like
the
best.
____
___
_
*
n
out
nil
the
sour
fermentation,
gases
of finished products of marmalades,
Statutes Laws of Florida
and acidity and gives one n fine ap
Jelles, preserves, orange punch and GLASS SAND SPECIMENS
Let
him
who
will,
go
wander
crystalixed peel. ;, ,: . »■'( . !.
NOW BEING REQUESTED. petite for breakfast.
To distant towns to live,
Notice is hereby given that Charles
A quarter pound of limcBtono phos
The now organisation will put out
Of
some things I am fonder
3,
Cary, purchaser of Tax Certificate la ill* Circuit Doa rt of tba Bavaath J udloUl Cir
phate
will
cost
very
little
at
the
drug
finished products here Instead' of be
JACKSONVILLE, Oct., 12.—Speci
cuit of florida, la aad far SamiThan nil they have to give,
No.
10, dated the 2nd day of June, A.
store,
but
is
sufficient
to
demonstrate
no la Oauatjr.
ing « base from northern marmalade mens of snnd are being requested this
3.
1919,
has
filed
said
certificate
in
that
those
who
aro
subject
to
consti
factories in the north, Tha company week by tho Tidewater Gloss Manu
r CITATION
The gold of distant plnccs
my office and haB made application
will start moving its machinery this facturing Co., from every communitp pation, bilious nttacks, acid stomach,
Hoad A nrldgt M ilrlct No. 3, of SamiCould not repay mo quite
!’or tax deed to Issue in accordance Special
note County, Florida, by and through. L. A.
week and tho plant will bo In full in Florida to assist in the preparation rheumatic Swings or whoso skin is For those familiar faces
with
law.
Said
certificate
embraces
llrum’rr,
O, l \ Swop*, Rudor Curlatt, O. W.
operation within a month. Tho presi of n complete gloss sand map of the sallow or pallid, thnt one week of in
Rnlitulogtr and U I’. Hagan, compoatag th*
the
following
described
property
in
That
keep
the
home-town
bright.
Hoard of Oountjr Cooimlaaloncro of flomlool*
dent of the concern is George D. M,of- State. Tho company 1b now prepar side bathing will havo them looking
Seminole County, Fioridn, to-wit: W tt Connty. ca.Flurldi,
nnd
feeling
better
every
way.—Adv.
fstt.
of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and Tin. State of Florida, a i rel (l*o. A. DoCottao,
_____ _______it -11
*t . ing to begin tho erection of its plant
ELECTION RULES
HI ale Attorney rot Ihe Barenth Judicial Cir
here and, though tho visible supply of
SW
1-4 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 and cuit
of Ilia State of Florid*:
AND
POLL
TAX
CHARGES DISMISSED
silica-bearing sand in this section up- TWO BIG CONVENTIONS
To the Ollltena and Tag ra rer* of laid Special
NW
1-4
of
SW
1-4
lying
E
of
W
line
AND
REGISTRATION.
RECEIVE FLORIDA BIDS
Itoad and llrtdge Illrtrlet No. 3. of Semlaol*
AGAINST POLICEMAN pcars inoxhaustnble, it is considered
of Sanford Grant (less 825 ft. N and County, Florida:
WIIKIIBAH,
g petition haa been flltd tn th*
necessary to secure sand data from
All thoso who are eligible to vote S by COO ft. E nnd W in SE cornor and above alyltd cium by Special Itoad and tlrtdg*
JACKSONVILLE,
Oct.
12.—Two
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 12. — On every part of Florida. The mayors
cbs N 7 1-2 ch.)
Sec. 29, Twp 19 S, Dtatrlct No. 3 of Seminole Comity, Florida, aatting forth the Tact th at an election « m b*M
motion of the prosecution the charge and commercial organizations of all big conventions, the largest of their and havo never registered in tho city Range 30 E., containing 25 acres. Tho In
eald Special Iload and Ilrldgo Ulatrlct No. S.
against Patrolman E. Goodwin, grow Florida cities havo been asked to co kind on the continent, will soon receive should do so at once. Tho men who are snid land being assessed at tho dato of Seminole County, Florida, on th« I tlh day *f
May. A, D. 1031. to detenuln* whether or do*
ing nut of the accidental shooting of operate with tho companp in tho pre invitations to come to Florida in 1022. not registered nnd nil thosu who ex of the issuance of such ccrtificato in there ehntitd bo lueued by **td Special Road and
The
first
of
these
Is
tho
annunl
gath
pect
to
sign
petitions
should
register
ilrldgo Ulatrlct brmda lo the ram of *80,000,00,
John Nash, h*ns beeh dismissed. Nash paration of this map and survey.
the nnme of Elizabeth Kissel.
to bear Intereat at the rate of a ll per caat.,
ering
of
tho
Nationnl
Dairy
Associa
before
the
18th
of
Octobor
In
order
U
>
principal of eald bmtde to m atart thirty ya*M
was in a speeding nutqtpobllq when
Also: Tax Certificate No. 18, dat after
Already more orders for glass pro tion, now in session in Milwaukee, sign the petitions officially.
Ihe data of the taeuanee thereof, th* pi*,
Goodwin ordered the enr to stop and ducts havo been booked by this com
reed* of laid bornli to bo uaad for the parpen*
ed
the
2nd
day
of
June,
A.
D.
1919,
Women do not have to pay poll has filed said certificate in my office of building end conetruclln* certain p r e p o ^
when it did not stop fired one shot at pany than can bo filled bp the first Wls., and the second will be the year
roada ami hrldgee In eald Special Itoad and
the tire on the rear wheel. Tho bul units of tho plant. A site on the St. ly assembly of the United Typothctne tax according to n ruling of tho leg and hns made application for tax deed Ilrldgo Ulatrlct. and that a canvas or th* reof eald election ihowr prime facto th at
of
America,
meeting
in
Toronto,
Can
islature that states they pay their to issue in accordance with law. Said luma
let went too high nnd drilled through Johns river hns been purchnscd for
Iht rem it nr said election waa In faror of the
ada,
beginning
Octobor
17.
[nuance of bond* aforraald by th* oatd Special
first poll tax in 1922. There have
the hack of the nutb1inflicting a
and Ilrldgo District.
tho plant and contracts for construc
Through local convention activities been so many inquiries at the Hcruld certificate embraces the following de Itoad
flesh wound on Nash, who was on tips
THKIIMFORR. pursuant to in order
scribed property situated in Seminole nr NOW,
tion
wilt
be
awarded
at
an
early
dnte,
more
than
ten
thousand
people
will
tho
Court
herein
mad*,
notlc*
la berabg giv
office that this statement is given County, Florida, to-wit: All NE 1-4 en that lit* clllieni and taa pagan
aek sent. A warrant‘was issued for
of said
according-t<)
B.
R.
KosHlor,
secretnry
como
to
Florida
during
the
next
spring
ami
Ilrldgo'
District
No.
Goodwin charging assault with a
to the public a t large in order that all in Sanford Grant (less beg. 45 Iks. Special Road
nr*
by
th*
eald
order
Seminole
County.
Florid*,
company,
and summer and many of these, It is who wish to voto and who wish to
deadly weapon, but Magistrate E. M. of tho
required lo be and «p|iear before th* O m i t
W
of
NE
cor.
run
W
to
intersection
r>Hi) __
thought, will visit other sections of sign tho petitions can bo governed
Court of th* Sarrnlh Judicial Olrrult of
“urk dismissed this aiiturday1aftcrof W Hno of Sunford Grant SWly Slat* or Florida, on the Mlh day of Octobtr.
tho
Htatc.
Among
the
larger
conven
il
HIGH
BLOOD
PRESSURE.
A. D. 1931, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. at TtttUTlIto,
noon when the prosecuting witness do.
accordingly. For any other Informa
tions already secured for 1022 arc in tion see City Clerk Phillips, ut the along Grant lino 15.00 ch., E 4.08 ch., County ut Uraverd. and Hi at* of riovlda, the*
rinred lie believed it was an accident
Dr. J. E. Gault writes a splendid
NEly 17.55 ch. to bog.), Sec. 31, Twp. and thars to ahow cause, If any they have, why
a * ash was hit. Goodwin hns been article on tho above subject that ap cluded tho Southern Baptist Conven city hall. But b sure you nro regis- 19 S., Range 30 E, 110 acres. The said said bonda should not 'b* validated and eowrtrmetl.
. . „
_
tion, the Wbrld-wlde Baraca-Philu171-tp. land being assessed at tho dato of tho WITNK«« my hand and Ihe seal of lb* Cir
fo„ ntC<l ',S “ mcmbor 0* the police pears In tho Florida Christian Advo thea Union, the Southeastern Retail istered now In the city.
cuit Court of th* Hevenlb Judicial Clrcmll of
cate of tho flth Inst. The following is Shoe Dealers’ Association and others.
Issuanco of such certificate in the Seminole County. Slat* of Florida, tbta 3tat day
f of September, A, D. 1831.
NOTICE.
nnma of Elizabeth Kissel.
a summary of the doctor's article:
| SHAM
B. A. DOUODASa.
Clerk of tba Circuit Oo«rt,
H0CK HOAD FOR SMYRNA.
Also:
Tax
Certiflcnto
No.
22,
dat
Sleep eight hours in every twenty- CONVICT LEWIS RUT
The Royal Neighbors will give a muSavin lb Judicial Client! o f
for.
PUT IN MERCY PLEA. slcial Thursday night, October 13. All ed the 2nd day of Juno, A. D. 1919, has SCIIXLLX U AIN SI, Seminole County. Florid*.
.....
f’ounty Commlsaloner Beck will
Toko twenty to thirty deep breaths
Attorney for 1’atltlonara.
0-31-41*
Modem Woodmen, their families and filed said certificate in my office and
7 ,'! °nu mi,e 0 frock road in this every dap.
WEST PALM BEACH, Oct. 11.— friends are especially invited. To be has made application for tax deed to
Office supplies of all kinds a t Tk4
Walk some every day till you are A verdict o fmurdcr in the first de- held in Masonic hall .beginning at S iBsuo in accordance with law.
’ , ,l!' an experiment, looking forSaid
ccrtificato
embraces
the
fol
Herald Printing Co. When you want
*,° ‘ 16 bu^dlng bf more sub-, reasonably tired.
greo with a plea of clemency, was re o’clock.
RECORDER.
lowing described property situated in anything In this lino are Thu Harold.
■tantial roads nl lover tho district, |nEat ns instructed omitting nothing, turned by tho jury In the circuit court
Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg.
Keep tha bowels open with syringe, after deliberating two hours, against
. *“d of continuing the waste of monABK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
NW cor. of NE 1-4 Sec. 32, Twp. 19 Wa havo It or can gat I t
.V ,,n ni,,i,>tnlning the unsatisfactory but use no medicine at all.
John Lewis, for tho murder of James
S., Range 80 E. Run E 12 ch., S 20
buli„ r '" ; 7 Ich ar®now In uso- Th® "Laugh and grow fat,’ ’forgetting Joyce, of Pelican Island, in tho Lake
Subscribers to the Daily Hornld ch. to S and L E By Wly along same
Okeechobee re go In.
2 nV f thl" road «» b»rdly an ex- your worries.
Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Ava.
should ask for a receipt when tho
ment as the materias to bo used
Thqroughlp chew every mouthful
Lewis and Joyce were formerly carrier boys colloct from you. It is 71-2 ch. N 29 deg. W 10.00 ch. W 10
ch.
SI
1.13
ch.
Noly
23ch.
S
14
deg.
E
8
New Era Printery
the only protection you have in case ch., S 04 deg., W to p t 80 ch. W of E
maJriTi ■" r°Ck “nd tarv,B* and 41,18 till it is a liquid, taking your time business associates.
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
whilo
you
cat';
laying
every
once
and
The crimo was committed about two the carrier changes or there happens
on th "n't l'rov,nlr v®ry Mtlafactory
line of Sec, and 10 ch N of S line of
°n the DoUnd-Daytona road.
!
agnirn "hold on now, don’t bo in such months ago.
COMMERCIAL AND
to be a mistake In the account! Each NE 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor of
. JOB PRINTING
a
huny
I
*
1
carrier
boy
is
supplied
with
receipt
the
Wll) befirln lu"4 80u4h;°f
NW 1-4 of Sec. N to NW cor. of Sec.
Be
careful
about
your
sex
Ufa.
ASK FOR YOUB RECEIPT.
books; ahd’ is Commanded to give a E tq beg. 167 acres. The said lend
one m h ? nftl and W,U oxtontl for
Use the fountain syringe onco or
t0 ,ail0 uhicb will probablp ta k a lt
receipt by the Herald. See that yoii being assessed at tho date of the Is
Subscribers to the Dally Herald get your receipt a t tin end of each
W .B .M A Y O
Pa'rk ^ nCftr tb° cbu*1c^ at Havjks twice cverp week, or oftener if you
suance of such certificate In the name
should
ask for a receipt when the wcok if you are payihg that way. ’
n e e ftj$ ifp j[
b l O i n f c f ’J
of Jacob Kisael.
If you havo indigestion, eat only carrl& boys 'collect1from you. I t is H <■
r »<"< 188-Mp1.
efror,m(mi? l On0r Bcck ** "“ ^ n g .an
Unless said certificates shall be re
one
meal a day; and let this meal be the only protq^tfofri ■yoq vhave in case
build „ r , i ercat the cJty officials1in
deemed
according to lew, tax deed
the carrier changes or there happens Notice of Application for, Tax Deed
he wiiik th° road of 41,8 ■a®® material about five ort six In jtbe .afternoon.
will
issue
thereon on the 1st day of
Eat absolutely nothing <between to bo a mistake in the account. Each
cret* ' ll"° fr®m thpend bf the conUnder Section 575 of the General
September,
A\ D, 1021. .• M ‘ '■v
meals except ihe julces of1fruits.
carrier boy is supplied with receipt
laving devoted all mg life to.the
Statutes.
the canal' if -m® P 1*1* Hi*hw,W ito
Witness
my
official signature and painting trade l can guarantee satis
Drink as little water as possible.
n„ .,
k Ibis is done it will give
books, and is commanded to give a
real this the 26th day of July, A, D. faction. Give me a trial and be oeaP$ wA*.W
"H'1 receipt by the Herald!' See th a t1you
road ym S t "l*'®" moT* of ^bstantlal
Notice
Is
hereby
given
that
V.
O,
1921.- *
you 'win be well.
*
g it j-our rSccipt at' the end of each
Ineod. Shop over Haight A WeiJones,
purchaser
of
1-3
Interest
In
(BEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
I send this1forth Wcause’l am sure week ilf you are paying thqtiway.
md'i Gartgel1 Opposite Valdes Hoably X
the contr«ct wtu probTax Certificate No. 841- dated the 2nd
Clark
Circuit
Court,
It
will
sqvf’
thousand*
of
lives'and
■
a
m
U
j
J
L
'»
<
b
-3<
p
.
honrd % 1 at an ear,y moeMng of the
ffMl
»«*«i 7 »*• tjr.vr'i
day of July; A. D., 1000, haa filed said
Seminole’County, Fie.
Smvl°f n°Un y commi8*l®nors.—New pul the Joy of living Into men and
0-14-6tdh
Certificate
in
my
office
and
has
made
omyrna Breeze.
By} A. M. WEEKS, D. C. S a n f o r d , - F * l o r i d a
m A DAILY WOULD W1VT AD.
women. 1 ■
free
OVIEDO
_.85c
$1.65
85c
$1.65
... 85c
$1.65
....85c
65c
h o f -m a c
B a tte r y fo.
3 k
Jump from Bed
h:!SliW
P. McCulIer
UTO P A IN T IN G
»*■ Bti&If Ir’-s -J.>„crvi-:
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12,1921
PA G I POUR
of the peace and it could be •re all needed as much as ever. They ASSOCIATED PRESS
SANFORD DAILY HERALD broach
laid at the door of (lie Klan the New can benefit thomselves while benefit_ _ . „ . - —.-cr
,,r
_____^ T 5 8 “
THE HERALD PRINTINGCO., be.
______ roimnti______
K. J. HOLLY_____________ Editor
N. J. LILLARD....8e«ratary-Traaaurer
I . A. NBBL._____ General Manager
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr,
ciacvLATio* u v u n
Phone 148 np to 6 P. M.
aatitutoe a*t— tu u «—w — a*eu»itoa
OataanyttM M m to U t m m
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f m l to at* hr Osnto*
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n* Me u- *• i h w iio ir i m M *
Mtolr WWW aiwMili O m o IM la ptM UM
mwj tnu r. AAmtiMae imu* ma/U tajwa
M anllM U M .
S ta m U a to *•*«*•*.
|M 0
eat y a r. alwaya to atoaaw._______________
Member of The Associated Proaa
Are you taking the Daily Herald T
If not, why not?
-----------o— ------Wiah the World’* Series was over.
It is holding our papor back every
night and we hate to be late.
A Florida paper says that running
• business without advertising Is like
winking at a girl in the dark. You
know what you are doing but r.o ono
else does.
Audrey Munson, tho actress, snys
•he will "quit hoc profession if sho
can’t pose nude.” Well, in that enso
we would think tho profession would
quit Audrey, the nnughty thing.
The Tampa Times says tho health
officer is chocking the dairies. Tho
health officers inspecting tho dairies
is ono of tho biggest jokes over perpe
trated on tho peoplo of Floridn.
Wo hope tho Giants win two
straights and cut the film right thoro.
Tho ball games hold the Daily Herald
overy night nnd there Is nn awful
howl going up from tho subscribers.
York World proceeded to fasten it
thore. They wanted an article from
Sanford derogatory to the Klan, of
course, and when they obtained the
true facts in the case of this man who
had committed enough offenses to put
him in Jail and yet ho could not bo
put thore, tho World did not like the
facts. They sent a special represen
tative here who spent a day or more
investigating and he said tho report
of the Herald was true in overy par
ticular. He sent his roport to the
World In full nnd ns yet wo hnve nev
er seen either of these reports that
gavo the true facts in the case of the
man that was whipped in Sanford.
Tho Now York World should print
tho truth whethor it suits their partic
ular policy or not. They asked us for
a report and wo sont them the truth.
Since we are not a mombor of the
Klan and hold no brief for the Klan
we do not know whether the whipping
was done by the Klan or not but we
do know that the whipping was need
ed and it was a step In the right di
rection and wherever the law cannot
touch certain offenders here in the
South they will be touched by others
whether they be members of the Klan
or not.
If the New York World wanted the
truth and nothing but the truth why
don’t thoy publish the truth ns it is
given to them and not throw out all
reports that smnek of a duty well per
formed by the Klan. Roland Thomas
needs to como South nnd investigate
tho doings of the Klnn for himself.
Ho needs to como South and find out
some things that would glvo him a
better insight into tho workings of
the “Invisible control" that docs nbt
rest in the Klnn or any other organi
zation but rests in tho hands of tho
real Anglo-Saxona who intend to keep
It regardless of tho New York World
or any other Northern newspapers
who know no little about tho South
thnt they only print the news thnt
coincides with thelk policy.
Why
don’t tho World print what Jack
Hughes sent them nnd what tho edi
tor of the Herald sent them?
Wish we could nttend thnt meeting
of the South Florida Press Associa
LITTLE WORK HERE
tion at Lakeland Friday and Saturday
nnd sec tho Indies pin the prize on
For some reason or other tho peo
"Thorn” for being tho ugliest man in
ple of other states hnve tho idea thnt
tho world. *
*
beenuse tho Floridians arc not starv
Who is Governor Hardee, anyway ing to death thnt this state is bo pros
thnt he should stand in the way of perous and well fed thnt there arc jobs
progress, says a speaker in Minmi. here for tho millions who are out of
Well, all wo can sny is thnt he in Gov employment in other states. This is
ernor Hardoo and ho seems to bo far from the truth. Floridn is pros
perous hut Floridn hnH plenty of help
GOVERNOR, ALL RIGHT.
in almost every business line. There
-------o------On tho other hand there would be might be n job here and there in the
an awful howl from the ball fans if fruit packing industry but otherwise
tho games woro not given every night. —nit—nnd tho sooner the idle in the
And by the way the Daily Herald Is northern states learn this truth tho
giving the games just ns much promi sooner they will cense to stcnl rides in
freight trains coming to Floridn with
nence ns any big city daily.
the iden thnt ns soon ns they shnko
Those no-cnllod "Farm Loans” urc tho cinders out of their hair they will
wonderful. They wanted to loan San bo approached by n hundred employers
ford fnrmers at one tirno $100 nn acre offering them wonderful jobs nt won
on $1,000 land. If thoy mnko ull their derful wages. Floridn has no Jobs nnd
loans on thnt basis Home of tho lands this nows should he sent out broad
Otherwise the
would bo worth as much ns fifty cents cast everywhere.
stnto will be overrun with a bunch of
an acre.
idlers who in time will heaomo either
--------- o--------The weather is cooler, trade is pick a charge on some county or who will
ing up, the merchants should gut busy start thieving for a living. Tho Lake
nnd advertise. Special snlcs are now land Telegram sums it up ns follows:
"That Florida today in tho most
tho order of the driy in every city in
tho lnnd nnd Shnford should bo bring prosperous section of the United Stal
ing tho people here to trade. You es seems to bo generally understood.
can’t da it by standing in the doorway It has Buffered little no fnr from un
employment. Its business has kept up
looking for trndo.
well. Its building boom is something
—oThe St. Johns river traffic has more wonderful.
"Yet its very prosperity in not with
than doubled and we want to call tho
attention of our senators and repre out its dnngcrs, the character of which
sentatives to this fact nnd we also can bo seen any dny on the streets of
want to call their attention to tho fact any city or largo town. Thousands of
thnt no monoy is bc.'ng spent at tho people nro drifting down from tho
present time on the St. Johns river north looking for something to do.
from Paintkn to Lnko Harney, al Some of them wnnt jobs. Some want
though wu are supposed to have a to go into business. Thoy open stores,
renl estnto offices, or anything thnt
small appropriation.
promises enough to keep them through
NEW YORK WORLD IS AFRAID TO the winter. They constitute a menace
to local labor nnd to iocni business,
PRINT THE TRUTH
They nro hound to experience bitter
Sonio time ago tho Now York World disappointment.
through Roland Thomns, worriod tho ”No ono stnto could possibly hnvo
editor of tho llornld to donth with enough work or enough "easy" busi
wires every hour asking about tho ness to afford n remedy for the stag
whipping of u curtain man horo by nation nnd unemployment of tho whole
mnsked men. It suomed thnt tho nution. Lens than one per cent of
World was obtaining articles from all tho population nnd wealth of Americn
over the South in reforonco to the do in in Florida. No matter how fnvorings of tho Ku Klux Klan and wher nblo local conditions may bo, tho un
ever a bund of men committed any restrained rush from tho stagnant
areas would quickly swamp our pros
perity nnd bring Florida down to the
general level.
IACARON I and
"Boosters should bo careful of their
CHEESE
language. Tho natural advantages of
tho state can hardly bo exaggerated,
Empty the contenta of 1 can of
but to emphaslso the statement thnt
.(raft Macaroni and Cheese in
thcro is no Idlohcnn hero is an invita
tion to the Joblesa to come. And Flor
rattered baking dish. Sprinkle
ida is not prepared to take care of
with cracker crumbs, dot with
them.
ratter and bake SO to $0 min"California, at such times, has nevor
hesitated to say plainly that no
ties.
body should como to that state unless
they bring with them sufficient mon
ey to pay their expenses while there.
Florida should do the same. Tour
ists, paying their way, bona fide set
tlers with capital enough to insura
.WBLAKA BLOCK
them against want, until they can gat
their bearings, business man with cap
Phenes 497.414
ital to invoat in productive enterprise,
KRAFT WT
;- Deane Turner
J
ting tho state. But It Is not at all to
our discredit, and no reflection upon
our prosperity, to let it be known that
this state is not prepared to serve as
a haven of refuge for the millions un-
JERVICE—HAS NEV
NEVSERVICE—HAS
e r had_ a n e q u a l j
POLO GROUNDS, Oct. 11.—This
dl.P.^h *nd th. pl.y b , p i., .tor, of
1the world series baseball are being
transmitted instantaneously over 34,WICKED TAN8PORTATION
000
miles of telegraph, directed by a
RATES.
reporter to a single sending operator.
Senator Capper, of Kansas, has Tho •‘•P01* ,8 traveling at the rate of
been talking in his usual vigorous 18fl*000 "Hies a second, and is being
stylo regarding the wickedness of ex- j c°Pl«d throughout the country from
LI*I
A
C a n fflo
W a a n
nnn
isting transportation rates of mer Bangor, Maine, to Scattlo, Wash., and
Galveston,
Texas,
north
to
Ottawa,
chandise. Here are some samples of
Canada, and south to Havana, Cuba.
his remarks:
This
is the greates tsingle and unbro
“It seems a most short-sighted pol
ken
telegraph
circuit ever operated in
icy for the roads to continue to stand
the
world.
Baseball
fana in hundreds
pat on high rules and loan business,
of
newspaper
offices
and hundreds of
while taxing the omen who are the
thousands
are
watching
the bulletins.
biggest shippers in the o«unliy out of
the market.
Herald’s Great Service.
"It is possible to ship eggs id,000
The
service
over the leased wire of
milea by water, from San Francisco
tho
Associated
Press, travels at the
to Shanghai and from Shanghai to
rate
of
188,000
milea per second.
New York, and save 75 cents a hun
There
is
reporter
watching ths
dred pounds over the rail rata across
game
from
the
Associated
Press box,
this continent.
near
the
aide
tinea
of
the Polo
"As a member of the Joint Com
Grounds,
where
the
great
world
series
mission of Agricultural Inquirp, I
Is
being
played
off.
As
this
reporter
have heard hours of such testimony as
these reports from counties in your speaks the plays they are ticked off
by an operator of many years' expe
state, Ohio:
"A local „ factory ordered lumber rience to the hundreds of offices on a
posts, but found tho freight chargt 34,000-mile circuit wire simultaneous
was more than tho lumber cost, so lyIn other words, It takes but'little
cancelled tho ordor.
more
than'. ’one-one hundred nnd olgh"A car of coal shipped from East
ty-slx
thousandths part of a second
ern Ohio to Columbus cost $3.50 a
for
the
play .to bo transmitted from
ton. The freight enmo to $3.00 n
New
York
to Sanford, and given to
ton.
‘
/
the
thousands
of fans- at the.Star
"A farmer bought u car of wusto
Theatre
nnd
to
the
Daily Herald. That
limo for $10 for uso on his land. Tho
veteran
of
tho
wire,
LaVerhe Hurt,
freight on n 20-milo haul was $70.
gets
all
of
it
just
ns
played,
nnd puts
’A carload of lumber from the South
it
on
pnper
for
the
Dnlly
Herald.
Some
cost less than $400. Tho' freight wns
stunt.
$407.
“A car o fhny was shipped from
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
Ohio to Pittsburg for $172. Freight
Subscribers
to tho Daily llornld
and war tux w ub $221.10.
"Sheep shipped from one Ohio coun should ask for a receipt when the
ty to Cleveland left tho farmer in enrrier boys collect from you. It is
tho only protection you have In case
debt for freight nnd commission.
"A large sharo of Minnesota’s corn tho cnrrlor changes or there happens
nnd oats will go to wnsto this year to be a mistake in tho account. Each
unless freibht rates are cut, i snys carrier boy is supplied with receipt
Thomns E. Cashman, of tho Minno-; books, nnd is’ commanded to givo a
sota Farm Bureau Federation. Much receipt by the Herald. Sco thnt you
Western corn will bo burned for fuel get your receipt nt tho end of each
beenuso rail-shipped coal at $10.50 week if you nre pnying thnt way.
108-3tp.
o $18 a ton is too expensive for farm
use.
TRAIN SCHEDULE
"For more than u year, as a direct
result of high freight rates, thero has
Southbound
been nnd still 1b such immense nnd
Arrive
Departs
widespread spoilage of crops as no No. 83..___
2:38 a.m.
1:48 a.m.
country nt an ytlmo has ever seen be No. 27.
8:40 a. ra.
fore. Even corn, heretofore consider No. 80.
3:20 p. m
ed the most profitable of grain crops, No. 85..
7:10 p. m.
ennnot be shipped nt n profit from
North Bound
many localities. When freight rates
Departs
Arrive
absorb tho vnluo of a crop, it doesn't No. 82. ____ 1:48 a. m.
2:03 a. m.
pay to garner it. Thousands upon No. 84. ____ 11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. m.
thousands of bushels of potatoes nnd No. 80..
3:25 p. nr-.
apples nro being fed to hogs in tho No. 28. ........ 10:00 d. m.
United States while people hunger for
Trilby Branch
them in our cities.”
Arrive
Departs
•No. 100.
0:00 a. m.
EAT MORE ORANGES.
•No. 24.
3:25 p. m
*No 158.
7:00 a. <n.
The peoplo of Floriad should be by No. 22...
7:36 p. m.
all odds tho greatest consumers of
Leesburg Branch
citrus fruits in tho entire country,
Arrive
Depart*
They cortninly have better opportun •No. 157.......... 4:00 p. r \
ities for securing the best of tho fruit No. 21..
than any other people, nnd if they do •No. 101. ____ 8:30 p. m.
not enjoy it to the fullest extent it Ib •No. 25. ____ 2:00 p. m.
their own fault. A very generous con No. 22..
sumption of citrus fruits Is conducive
Oviedo Branch
of superior health conditions. There is
Arrive
Depart*
ono Item in this connection thnt should •No. 128. ........ 11:00 n.m.
bo carefully gunrded by everybody, •No. 127.
8:40 p. m.
nnd especially by dcnlcrs, nnd it is •Daily, except Sunday.
this: Keep tho prices within tho
hounds of reason nnd common sense. Eyes Examined
Glasses Designed
Any person, ho he a grower of cit
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
rus fruits, n local denier in them, or a
OPT. D.
shipper, who will deliberately prac
tice tho selling of those fruits nt ex
orbitant prices is deserving of sevoro
censure. For tho good name of tho
State, for tho good-will thnt wo should
benr townrd our friends nnd neigh
bors nnd visitors, wo should insist on
prices of oranges for homo consump OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
tion thnt nro fairly ronsonnblc.
Grndunte Northern Illinois College
Another thing: Why nhould wo not 212 East First St.
Sanford, Fla.
bo able to And in our markets, ofTarcd
for sale to our own residents, ns good
fruit ns can ho raised here? Let culls
and inferior fruit be on sale, in ordor
thnt thoro mny bo low priced fruit,
but also let nil denlers keep n 'liberal
supply of the higher grades of fruit,
and do not soar to tho skies with pri
ces on that grado.
Fortunate will it ho if wo can soBefore buying your
treat our winter visitors In this mat
ter of prices on oranges, nnd tho qual
ities that wo offer them, as to enable
them to apeak In commendable terms
of us and our fruit, when they return
9
to their northern homes.
Let us not treat them In such a Come in and look over
manner as to couse them to giro us
our line
a black eye. To do so is very shortsighttd policy.
ma
_
'ffe
Set an example for your children
by maintaining a regular bank ac
count and teaching them to save.
First National Bank
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
a
HEATING STOVE
When everlasting peace la estab
lished among nations, the big dog will
say to the little dog, "It’a your bone;
you saw it first.”
-
—Get your Scratch Pads from The
Herald—by the pound—lie .
THE BALL HARD
WARE COMPANY
Contented Home
’ is the home where economy reigns
—where th rift is the ruling habit,
• and where children are taught that
saving a part of their money makes
life bigger, better and happier in the
years to come.
m
COOL WEATHER IS
COMING
. „ t
F. P. Forster, President
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
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
George A. DeCottes
Attorney-at-Law
CONTRACTORS
S. O. Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
Over Seminole County Bank
8ANFORD
SANFORD
-:- -:- FLORIDA
BATTERIES
Bantu Yova
Battery Troubles to Us
W* Bpm UUm m X lM tdM l W .rk u i e u ( I t*
wa
70« fayuUUtU MTTtM..
also havx ooltrrnntT m cxA m cs
ro a otxxhauuxu yovb oab
FLORIDA
Sanford C onstructs C
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER
Planes and Specifications Cheerfu
Furnished
All Work Guaranteed
H. T. PACE
P. O. Box i
Sanford Battery Service Builders & C o n tra c t
Sketches and Batlmataa Free;
Company
building too large and none too am
Phone 189
L. A. Renaud. Prop.
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
-----ALL WORK GUARANTEED—
Wilson
&
Shorey
Pino and Garland Sts., Orlando, F
Sold and Serviced by
PURE WATER
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Wieland
Elder Springs Water
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
Oak and First
REAL ESTATE
E. F. Lane
Real Estate and Insurance
99.98% PURE
Phone Sll-W
8anford, FI
LORD’S PURITY
WATER
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
Dally Service
Phone If
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
Phone 95
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Geo. W. Knight
General Shop and Mill
Work
Real Estate and Insurance
SANFORD
-:* -:•
FLORIDA
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
517 Con Barela! Street Sanferd, FIs.
..Employment Bureau..
TRANSFER
The vocational committee of the Buaineas and Profeaalonel Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THE GOODS”
requests all young women desiring
employment to register at the First Quick Service Transfer
National Bank.
Storage Facilities
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
If we please you, tell others; It no
tell ue. Phone 498
WILSON VULCANIZING WORKS
0. O. WILSON. Own.r
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
REASONABLE PRICES
..
Wight Broth.r«
t r i g . Building
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
General Machine nnd Boiler Works
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
bands in stock
Crank Shafts lie-turned
Sanford Steam Laundry
FOR SERVICE
Call 146-J
W. RAWLING, Prop.
Acteylene Welding
OF ALL KINDS
Sanford Welding Co.
Located la Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave.
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuma
“Sanford’s New Hotel”
ll-M Up Per Day
GILLON
FRY
ELECTRICAL
•.Contractors
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12,1921
M«l»H*PP*B,ng*
Mention of
Miller* I® Brl#r
Perton* I,,m*
iflntere*
In and About
The City
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#
w eather
*
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*
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#
w.
Of Ocala,
In tht
Jyyesterday
tr a n c in g business.
J
Dickson,
wm
c L. Stokely and aon»of Mt. Dora,
here yesterday.
J
«
:
jjc s rjs a e :
; # *
Summary of the
Plotting Smell
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Reader*
^Tlto
Circle No. 5
M. B. Church
have a cooked food tale Saturday
Jones’ Cash Grocery.
172-4tc
Fred Fredericks, who was shot by
««, Officers last week, is recovering
at the Fernald-Loughton hospital and
will soon be out again.
TEMPERATURE
The report for yesterduy says
00 and wo will hnvo to let It
go at that. It was warm altout
noon time but the mornings
are certainly cold and you
can't rub it out. We suppose
that victory of tho Giants
warmed up the atmosphere
and with tho thermometer at
70 In New York we can't ex
pect any snow In Florida:
5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 12
Maximum ......................... 00
Minimum .................... BO
Range ............................. 02
Barometer ......................30.03
Calm and clenr.
PAOS FIVE
>7 m 3
“DE'CENSOS, SHE EES CRAZE”
Jean Baptiste Telle the World Why
the Population of Quebeo Seem*
Immobile.
The old habitant of Qnptmc, who
will he depress Inuly amused to dis
cover that the census man gives that
province ii hnre 3,845,<178 of n popu
lation, will trot out Ills decennial oxIdunutlon In extenuation:
“Slier* imni «|e Men,” Jean Baptiste
will splutter, “de census man hu come
to mo on do farm nnd he say: “Jena
Baptiste, how ninny III’ boy and 111'
girl you got ills tain by you?' An’
Wen I sny, tnkken' mu tilin', bo' s not
forget:
"Dole’s Jeanne—Marie—Boslno—
Angel b| ue — Sophie — JosiUe — fiat's
de UP girl----“And dere’s Potcuiliiue—Telesphore
—lllppolyte — Belzutiilrw — llorsctnldas—Alphonse—dut’s de IIP boy.
"Dat maiallt censos mail, he write
down Ink’ great beeg fool:
"Jean Baptiste: One girl: Jeanne
Mario Itoslno Angellquo Sophie Jos.
ette. One boy: Polcmtque, Tele■pliore lllppolyte Belteiulre Hontemldas Alphonse.
“So dere you see how It come Canadaw got bo few population! Mo wit’
six IIP hoy nnd hIx IIP girl—niul he
put down only one of each l;|n*. Sucre
noin de bleu If dnr Is not a dnnne
eonault for a brave habitant. Why,
do fu'st tarn' Vlctorlne—dat's me
femme—Is tell me go cpieck for de
doctour, wc’on I come bu’k from fetch
boom, stie got two leotlo boy mid one
leetle girl for Joan Baptiste. And nfter dat wo nevnlre get less ’an tweens
nt de one tain'. And do census mini
he write down: Olio boy, one girl !*'
—Vancouver World.
Velour Hat for one man
in a million
■i
$7.50
There are sixty million men in this country and there are only five doz
en of these hnts.
It’d one hat in a million both territorially and truthfully speaking.
It's a new shape—a new value standard.
Come, don't turn this down without at least a look, for when they are
gone your only chance of getting one will be In a check room—BY MIS
TAKE.
A NEW SHIPMENT OF SNAPPY FALL CAPS
Miss Marian Packard and MIbh
Seidler, of Detroit, are the guests of
r# E
v /f f f f e *
Mrs. Sherman llouth. Miss Marian HARDEE REAPPOINTS
SOUTH JAX MAN ON THE
i, n former resident and her mnny
ROAI) DEPARTMENT
friends arc glad to hnve her back in
Sanford again.
TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 12.—Judge
II. C. Phillips, of South Jacksonville,
Get your battery filled with distill
ed water free at the Hof-Mnc Battery waa yesterday reappointed ns n mem
ber of the stnte road department for a
Go., “Foot of First Street." They
term of four years. Judge Phillips is INDIANS IN THE WORLD WAR
make their own.
167?fltc
at present chairman of the depart
_ f*
ment.
Ten Thousand Fullblooded fted^Hiu
You can get the returns at tho Star
Lie With American Dead In
AN ORDINANCE determining the
theatre again today ,nm) you can net
France,
UNFILLED STEEL
amount ami fixing the rate of tax
them in the Daily Herald at four
ORDERS IN GREASE.
ation, and making the annual tnx
Ilnw many people In this country
o'clock. Either by carrier or by moll
levy, for the City of Sanford, Flor
were
nwnre
before
they
read
a
recent
or at Joe’s Smoke House.
I NEW YORK, Oct. 11—The month cable from London tiiat 10,000 full,
ida, tor the year, A. I), 1921.
ly tonnage report of the United States blooded Indians lie with the American BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE
Have your watches nnd Jewelry re
dead III Franco? Honor o* a con
OF THE CITY OF SANFORD,
paired at McLnulln’s. Two first class steel corporation just made public, spicuous sort has been done to almost
(
showed
4,430,070
tons
of
unfilled
or
FLORIDA:
watch makers. Prompt service.
every clnss nnd group ami race that
ders
on
hand
Sept.
30.
This
is
an
inSection
1.—Thnt the amount deter
140-tfc
! crease in unfilled orders on hnnd Aug. contributed In nny way to the allied mined necessary to be raised by taxa
victory before the world was reminded
All Laundry received by us up to 31, which were 4,531,028 tons. This is of the singular part played In the tion for the ordinary ami mainten
4:30 Thursday evening will bo deliv the first increase in unfilled tonnage war by those Americans who may ance purposes of the municipality and
properly lm called 100 jier cent. The to jmy interest upon the Indebtedness
ered tu you Saturday morning. Phoni ' since July, 1920.
United States and all Its people owe of the City and for sinking fund pur
475, Sanford It ranch, Lakeland Steum
a debt to Dr. Joseph K. Dixon, of poses is $83,710.28.
Laundry.
172-Itp BIG PROPERTY LOSS
lids city, nnd to the founder of the
Section 2.—That a tnx rate, for tho
IN FIRE AT VERO Wiinnnmker historical expeditions for
year
A. D. 1921 is hereby declared nnd
This is the time of the'year that
the part they played In bringing rec fixed as follows: For the ordinary
you just find out that you forgot to
VERO, Fla., Oct. 12.—A fire which ognition formally to the lAmrrlcnn
have your blankets, comfo^s nnd started in a frame dwelling here yes- Indian. Hnlg, Kocli and Pershing nnd maintenance purposes of tho mu
quilts washed. Let us do them up terdny, destroyed tho plant of the Red found these tribesmen deserving of a nicipality 13 mills on the dollnr; for
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for lesi than
under the latest tumbler system nnd stone Lumber rind Supply Company, place wttli (lie noblest soldiers of all the pitying of interest on the indebted
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask
get them hack soft nnd fluffy. Phono nnd a vegetable packing house oper time. They were cool, dispassionate ness of the City and for sinking fund
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
lighters,
Invariably
brave
and
mar
4 mills on tho dollar.
475, Sanford Brunch, Lnkelund Steam ated by tho Indinn River Farms Com
velous
as
marksmen.
Most
of
them
cordingly.
_________
Section
8.—Thnt
a
levy
is
hereby
Laundry.
172-2tc pany. The totnl loss is estimated at
wore volunteers. The Indian In France mudo of 13 mills on the dollnr for the
$30,000, with tho lumber eompnny may yet live In a greut American epic.
The Ladies of the Episcopnl Church placing its Ions ns $20,000 of that fig Ho never knew complete freedom, yet ordinary nnd maintenance purposes of
will hold their Bazaar and Supper, ure, Tho lumber com jinny will rebuild be went out to fight for It until he the municipality and of 4 mills on the FOR SALE—Rose No. 1 seed, Irish FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms,
dollar to pay Interest on the indebted
December 1st and 2nd in the Parish their plant.
died.—Pblhidolplda Evening Ledger.
jiotatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A.| Aj»j>ly 1004 Elm Avc,
152-tfc
ness of the city, and for sinking fund,
House.
171-tfe
roams for
on
all
property,
subject
to
taxation
for;
Brumloy.
131-tfc
,
FOR
RENT
Furnished
Recovering Art Treasures.
PROMINENT OSCEOLA
light housekeeping. 719 Onk AveCxeelio-Stovnkln
the latest of the municipal purposes, within the corjior- 1FOR SALE—8-room house with all
The many friends of MYs. B. G.
MAN DIES SUDDENLY. states to begin the Is
170-fltp
nue.
modern
convenience,
exceltunt
re
nte
limits
of
the
City
of
Sanford,
Florrecovery of art nnd
Smith, of Oviedo, will be glad to learn
pair.
Privato
water
works,
in
desir
iiln,
on
thu
first
dny
of
January,
A.
I).
lil’dorlcnl
objects
invnroed
under
the
FOR RENT—Furnished front room,
that slip is recovering from nn opera
KISSIMMEE, Oct. 12—J. K. Hil treaty of St. Germain nnd now In the 1921, and all the property aforesaid is able location. Reasonable terms. Ap
171-fltp
apply 111 I’nrk Avo.
tion for appendicitis. Sho was taken
liard, one of tho best known men of palaces nnd museums nf Vienna. A assessed nnd is charged with the pay ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
FOR RENT—One 5 room bungalow.
while on a visit in Arcadia, nnd wns
110-tfc
Osceola county nnd a former county commission hns Just been appointed ment of this levy.
All modern conveniences. Also pri
rushed to the hospital thbro for tho
commissioner, died Monday noon at for Hint purpose.
Section 4.—Thnt this ordinance FOR SALE)—Stable manure; car lotB. vate garage. Phone 224.
171-tfc
operation.
These comprise, among other things,
1:45 o'clock of ncuto^hentorhagic the utmost priceless documents. Ids- shall be published once within ton
Good dry stock. Price $7 jar; ton, f. FOR RENT—Furnished room with
days after its final passage.
o. b. cars, Snnford. Chase & Co.
'“EXILE" BATTERIES, tho Giant pancreatitis. Ho wns stricken with tnr|cn| memoirs, maps nnd other mate
private bath. 914 Myrtle. 170-tfc
Section 5.—That this ordinance shall
151-tfc.
that lives in u box. We can now fur ncute indigestion Inst Monday nftor n rial which Thaulaw von Rosenthal re become effective thirty (30) days
FOR
RENT—Suburban home. Call
moved
from
Prague
by
order
of
H
u*
nish six Volt Batteries nt $24.50. We dny spent plowing and a heavy night Empress Marla Theresa. Then then* from nnd aftor its passage.
FOR SALE—A pair of young, black
308-.I.
_________ 107tic
Though sixty-nine years old ho
buy, sell, exchange, recharge and re meal.
Introduced, rend and passed by the mure mules, at a bargain, Phono FOR RENT—Storage room. AddrcsB
was halo nnd (hearty, managed his
tho valuable documents originally
pair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth own farm, nnd famous Hilliard Island ‘'""•"'"-"I '» the Royal Aulie chancel- City Commission of the City of San 10(1.
152-tfc
P. R., core Hornltl.
107-dtp
ers. Phone 548.
150-tfc
lory of Rohemtn nnd the Anile Cham ford, Florida, nt its regular meeting SPECIAL LUMBER PRICES: Com
grove, nnd w « h one of tho best loved ber of Accounts of Bohemia, n» well
Pest cards—local vlows—lc each at
September 26th, A. D. 1921,
plot* building schedules on request. Herald—by tho pound—15c.
It is reported thnt tho Germans are men in this section. Always keenly in ns the works of nrt formerly In the
Dlnccd on second reading, rend nnd Suvcs you 1-3 of cost.
Book of
very fond of the American troops. tcrested in whatever wns for tho pub roynl chateau of Prague nnd other (Hissed by tho City Commission of the House plans $1.50. Money refunded if
lic
good,
he
wbh nn ardent ndvoento ensiles nf the Hnpstmrgs located In
Those hops always wero good spend
of up-to-dnte cultural methods nnd what Is now Cxecho-Slovakln and which City of Sanford, Florida, nt its regu not,satisfactory, or if wo sell you lum WANTED—To buy or rent with priv
ers.
spraying, nnd bore n leputntion for were removed to Vienna during tho lar meeting, October 3rd, A. D. 1921. ber. Send list for estimate.—Gulf
ilege of buying, 5 to 7 roomed Iioubo,
reigns of Emperors Mathias, Ferdinand
II. It. STEVENS, Lumber Co., Perry, Fla.
10-1-lm
address
II. R., care Herald. 108-Gtp
R00UNG, Red and green slato sur honesty and squnre dealing which H. Clinrles VI (iibnut 1788*1837) and
Mayor.
FOR
SALE—1
T
wolvo
good
sound
well
face, .[.ply $n.25 pcr square. Tiger few men acquire. Ho was a member Frauds Joseph I.
S. O. CHASE,
broko mules. Terms can be arrang WANTED—Position by experienced
brniui, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; of tho Citrus Exchange nnd has been
Commissioner
Indy stenographer. Will go out of
ed with responsible parties. Can be
"8t. Napoleon.”
1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address nn interested booster of tho recently
C. E. HENRY,
town
If desired. Address M, enre of
Halm Napoleon sounds somewhat
M. E. Ginn, Box 391.
139-20tp formed Osceola Growers’ Co-ojicrativc
Commissioner soon nt Osteen. H. S. Long, Rural Box 272, City,_____________ 171-5tp
strange
to
cars
of
Engll'tli-spcaklng
phone 4811.
108-Itp.
Association.
persons, hut It Is nevertheless n fact. Attest:
Mr.
Hilliard
wns
horn
in
Georgia
FORD TRUCK for sale.—West Sidu WANTED—Customers for fresh milk,
A financial magazine runs a col
L. It. PHILLIPS,
At the heyday of tils fame, Bonnpuite
morning and evening deliveries,—R.
umn under the bending:
“Current nnd wont to Texas in onrly life. Thir discovered Hint It would be well for
Grocery.
184-tfc
City Auditor nnd Clerk.
L.
Garrison. Phone 3711. IRU-St-Tu
ty-seven
yenrs
ago
ha
enmj
to
Kis
failures." No live wires arrf mention
I him, nnd the Napoleonic dynasty 172-ltc ,
FOR SALE—Upright "piano, in good
ed.
simmee nnd denied the land which which he linjicd to found, Hint a name
WAN
l'ED—To Rent two pianos.
condition, $150. Phone 103-J, or ad
Phone
2<t'.l-J.
172-2tc
hns since been his famous grove, one jmtroii should find prominence In
dress Box 352.
108-Gtji.
French
history.
With
obliging
zeal
of
the
best
In
the
state.
He
hns
never
fishing c o n t e s t c l o s e s .
FOR SALE—Nice fat hens for yard WANTED—To Rent two pinnos.
boon attended by a doctor until this bis ecclesiastical supporters managed
Phono 209-J.
172-2tc
Registration
Books
for
tho
City
of
or table use. 310 S. Holly Avo.
to trace an obscure faithful one No|bi- annual fishing1 contest of tho illness.
108-flte WANTED—Second hnnd buggy with
opolns. who bad been martyred In Al Snnford nro now open nt tho offico of
a Hardware Co., dosed on Octoexandria. Upon Ids memory Hie nil . tho City Auditor und Clerk nnd will be FOR SALE—Stove wood cheap. See
or without top. Address P. O. Box
A
.
o. r - . i ' v, - >■_ *-• • r m1st, and the pr!__., Voi *iuu largest I K U i l l 1) M > A c t n t •
kW MUM Mlbt «•**•*<
1L W. t.ora,”at flatters manic.
OF MURDER OF PANZIK. received a jmstornl letter from tlieli 1921.
“*ck ™"* caught with rod and rool
________________ 170-3tp
cardinal chief; and Plus VII ended Si.
'wcre awarded ns follows:
L. It. PHILIPS,
. LOST
WAUCHULA,
Oct. 12— Henri Napoleon Into being. Ills day was the 168-lGtc
First Prize:- J. J. pllrdon, ShakoCity Auditor und Clerk. FOR SALE—Nica willow cart nnd bi LOST—On or near First street, Monemperor's birthday, August 10, n|id
cycle at 014 W. 2nd St.
170-3tp
-‘tv Level Wind Reel; weight of Trombley wns convicted in circuit upon It the dual event was eelebruted.
day afternoon, pair of nose glasses.
U pounds.
court here last night of murder in the
NOTICE.
FOR SALE—Sound, medium slzo Return to Herald office and receive
Regular meeting of Amcricnn Leg
Second Prize : _ D. C. Hickson, Hod- second degree, for killing John Panhorse, wagon and harness. Apply to reward.
Wearing Out Cluba.
172-3tp
ion
will
bo
held
at
tho
PrlncesB
the
zlk
on
June
26.
He
hnd
taken
up
golf,
and
after
E.
F. L., nt Crown Pnpcr Co. l70-3tp FOUND—A pair of nose glasses on
inn nHlinR Ilt)IL woight of bnBS,
10 ’>'4 pounds.
Trombley whb living in a shack on playing a week he weut to buy some atre Thursday, October 13, 7:45 p. m.
Presbyterian Manse lawn. They will
FOR SALE—Complete pumping out
Lots of business. Good athletic pro
’a
place
owned by nn Oregon man nnd new clubs.
< J hn ‘ ,,rize:- C . II. Whitne*,;<Hedbo
returned to owner on payment for
fit,
electric
motor,
pump
nnd
largo
“Did you break tho ones I sold you
2t. tank. Mngcc, corner Pnrk and High this adv.________________
D,0WnRiac Minnow; weight of the ownar had authorized Pnnzik to about n week ugo?" asked the club gram to follow. Don’t misH it.
172-tfc
take charge of tho place. Ho went denier.
10 1*2 pounds.
streets.
170-3tp
There are some wlges, probably
1 *nterc*t shown by our*i local there to drive out stock and Trom
"No, I didn’t break any of ’em,"
who
cannot understand how President FOR SAITS—Corner lot on first street
trnion jH increasing In ovary con- bley shot him Just below the neck was the reply, "but I took so ninny
at a bargain.—E. F. Lane, the Real
Harding
came to leave their husbands
— ", nu,ny good catches wore with a .38 caliber revolver, killing him shots with ’em that they’re worn
Eatato
Man.
170-5tp
off
his
list
of
“experts
on
unemploy
InBtantly. Tho defense claimed self- out l“—Yonkers Statesman.
‘,uri®flr the contest.
FOR SALE—Beautiful homo on Mag
ment."—Providence
Tribune.
tack/ 17° *8 nnPth,nK in tho "fishing defense. Pansdk was a Pole, coming
nolia avo.—E. F, Lano, tho Real Es
A Lowdown Trick,
from Austria.
The murderer Is a
tate
Mon.
170-5tp
look ° n° that you want* c*11 and
Bay
It
with
a
Herald
Want
Ad,
Mrs. Lamb—I Mtu you're not speak
Frcnch-Cnnndlan.
k over our extensive line;
ing to .Mrs. Fox.
FOR SALE—Overland four touring
ti
Ball Hardware Co.
.Mrs. Wolf—I should say notl She
t/2-Uc.
■
[r n m -B R IG H T BOY TO car in fino condition. A bargain. Get An Abstract Before
The lnn.es auto factory which Is be told me her cook Was a treasure nnd
LEARN PRINT Inquire at Ball-Hardware Co. 171-8tp
ing built at Jacksonville, announce I found tlm cook dirty,* lazy, IncoiujieBuying Property
FOR SALE!—Fresh cow.—B. Steele.
ING
TRADE.
ONE
THAT’S
NOT
teat
and
dishonest
after.
I'd
doubled
that
work
la
progressing
nicely
on
tho
ho i f i“r ie Chnplln ,B knighted while
m -atp
her wages to get her away front Mrs. AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK.
■shou](i n. Rng,nnd» h,i
W arms first unit of tho plant,and that thop Fox.
APPLY
AT
THE
HERALD
PRINT
For
office
"supplies,
stationery,
*tc.
Held of"
two foot
on a will begin production of cars some
ING
COMPANY.
tf
come
to
th*
Herald
office.
E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres.
time In November.
° of R0ld—Washington Post.
sr&/?£ r/Mr /s
Sanford, F la.
ORDINANCE NO. 26
We Have Calls Every Day for
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
List Yours With
C o n n e lly Real Estate Co.
No charge for renting same for you
C L A S S IF IE D A D S
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
WANTED
't i
NOTICE
* <*,
!'V fl
h
(iI
I,- n
y
SEMINOLE
ABSTRACT CO.
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 12, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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