9 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ee30bb3be41f320831540f5bada2306b.pdf 9da8756db2cb6efada08f37844a25684 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volume NUMBER l i t SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER l l , 1921 n Flames Sweep Over a Long Island Resort Coffee Roast jn g P l a n t Located Through C. o f C. W h o le sa le NEGRO BURNED TO DEATH BY MOB IN TEXAS ' SAME OLt) OFFENSE- Jimmy Cox Sounds the Keynote for De­ mocracy (By A* ArttoUto* frooa) MOUNT PLEASANT, Text*, Oct. 11.—Wjrlle McNeeley, negro, was burned to death b ya mob near LeeShuff, Camps county, ahottly aftkr midnight last night. He wMi arrest­ in THB WHOLESALE DfBTWBU- ed u fail h charge of attacking a girl. TON AND MANUFACTURING ThS negro whs seised t y a mbb when I’l,ANTS—START TODAT he attempted to 16ap from Jill to kh mobile in **ltlnrf to apiHt him w A. Snyder, head of the Rel-Jer dtitb Atray from the largo crowd which had Coffee Co., with headqqartera In New tufrouiided the jail. York, and a branch In Jacksonville ,„d Miami, has decided on Saqfo*d as LAKE COUNTY PLACE FOR the best possible location for a new SMALL TO BE ARRAIGNED. branch of th a t futii^M. This epncem has seewred a location in the (Sr Tto kwtilSM tritt) SPRINGFIELD, III., Oct 11.—Lake countp ie selected as the pla*S for the trial of Governor Small on a charge Of embexslemSnt and conspiracy to defraud the State while titi was State Treasurer. LAkte county ils^Jn tho turtthiksterh corner of the State, ad­ joining Cook county. three blocks from tho Uoulovurd to tho ocean Ul ltocUnwSy. on Long Island, the other day, one man THAN TO BOW TO EXPEDIENTS logo to iho umouut of fJttO.OW btinff fldrte. The photograph ahoWs the wreckage. THAT WOULD CATCR tH B . POPULAR VOTE WASHINGTON, Oot. 11.—dm * * man George White at tha Demoeratte National Committee laat night issued a formal call for a meeting of t**t body In 8t. Loula, Tuesday, Novem­ R E i L U l f l l f l L i W f i 1 1 U I 1 ber 1. The meeting, the formal noti­ fication said, was for the putpoie M _____ discussing party policy and "to adopt WASHINGTON, Oct 11.—Re-ad- plans for future ,opara*lona." ^ ^ of rallroad frdghk’ ^ con;t |tutod one of sovpAYTON, 0., Oct. 11.—The Demo*, ^ recommendations formulated for cratlc party stands "Inflexibly as W» UtIon today to tho National did when the polls closed last Novem­ khemploytnent Conference for bring- ber for the league of nations with the Abotlt ermahent betterment 6f United States as a co-operative part commerc(J and lnduitry wlth scoring Kelly ahead of him; Rawlings up, atriko one, call} ball one,.ball two, strike two.call; foula back, filed out to center field, SpyJ r up, M l one, hits a homo run Into the left field bleachers, Barnes up, ball one, ball NEW YORK, Oct. 11—Weather was wo, "trike one, call, slngles to conclear at 7 o’clock this morning and tor, (Harper now being taken out. the forecaster predicted favorablo Shawkey now coming in to pitch for condition for this afternoon’s sixth the Giants,) Burns up, strike one, world series game. Harper for Yan­ call, singles to right field, Barnes coni|equent t^Hcf of unqhtplbytoent. kees and Barnes for Giants are expect­ goes to second, Bancroft up, ball one, ■ ■ ■■ ..... he wns very favorably impressed wun fall, declared In a message sent to the ed to pitch. No one are sure they strike one, cnlT; strike two, fan; strike tempting to bunt, Hits a pop fly and is Democratic Club of tho Southern C«U» the many inducement* SanfbM hafi to will start, however. Eyon Huggins three, fans out; Frisch up, filed out to oat. Bfcrnea uP( ball one, strike one, offer In the way of nhlural advaniand McGraw seemed undocided this right. Three runs, four hits, no or- fcalI. fou, fly to tUM base, out; Bum* fornla, banqueting last night at Loa sges. Ho left, however, undecided aa Angeles. morning. Huggins agreed It might ors. TWO HOME RUNS. up, grounds to short who forces RaWto which city In the cbhtrdl kbetion df "History will record the abandon­ be Harper but surmised ho would I^iat half second: Yanks up: j|ngB nt second, unnssleted. No runs, the state would be the moat logical ment oi opr allies as an unworthy also give thought to Shawkoy or | Schnng up, ball one; strike one, call; no b|tst one error, for the locntloil of a britich such as Quinn. McGraw sold he would pitch ball two, strike two, call, strike three, La8t hn)f f jfth . Yank> up. r , Meu- episode," tho message continued. ’ It he proposed. Subsequently upon re­ either Barnes or Toney. Only gloom cnll out; Shuwkcy up, striko one, fan, gej up (Umplre-ln-chlef Moriarlaty, would have boon no worao if pur ceipt of further data from the lochl HAVE IMPER in tho Yankee camp resulted from tbe ball one, ball two, singles to loft field, put„ gmJtb, National catchor out of troops had been withdrawn from CONGRESS fact that the doctor had again ordered Fcwster up, boll one, striko ono, call; the ground for loud talking), ball France on the morning of the battle IAL WIZARD TO COME TO WASHINGTON Babo Ruth out of tho aeries on ac­ hits a home run In left field bleachers one. baj, ^ ball three, atriko one, of Chateau Thierry." other cities, otc., he again returtlted to The message follows: count of an injured arm and leg. Babe scoring Shnwkey nhead of him. Peck- ea1,. ball four, walks, Plpp up, foul Sanford, nt which time he definitely "Let mu extend my felicitation! to (By TU Au m Ii IW Tnm) Routh was obviously in bod shape af­ cnpnugh up, ball one; strike ono, fouls back, striko one; ball one, ball two, decided to locate a net* branch of his WASHINGTON, Oct. 11,-House ter yesterday’s exertions and the doc­ the members and guests of your or­ business here. A ]Rule* Committee today opened hoar- tor declared thero wns danger of per- back, strike two; out third to first, f0UjB back, atriko two; fouls to right, ganisation. Tho ovents of the past Mlllor up, grounds to first who touch- out| Btriko thrc0. Wnrd up, strike one, Mr. Snyder is an experienced cbf- ]inga on a numbor of resolutions pro­ mnnent Injury If the big Blugger per- cs tho base and retires him unnsslstod. bal jonB( >lrlko tW0( BtrJko three, call. fee mnn, having boon In this business viding for congressional Investigation | | slated furthor In using his Infected over thirty yonrs. During tho past of , tho Ku Klux Klnn. Colonol Wm. J.!' arm. Huggins declared tho Yankees Two runs, two hits, no errors. ONE McNalloy up, boll ono, filed out to loft. HOME RUN. N„ run9| no hits, no errors. fivo years ho has established a chain Simmons, of Atlanta, Imperial W it-, would win without Ruth, however. of wholesale coffeo roasting plants in ard, was ono of tho first witnesses to Giants up: Young up, hall one, ball G,nntg up; nancroft up# bnII one. other stntes and has been uniformly arrivo for tho hearing. Tho Now York Nationals will be two, ball three, strike one, call; foul, Btrlko on(J> fou,g left( ltrlka successful. The Sanford branch will the visiting tenin and tho Americans strike two; filed out to left; Kelly up, t glnglcg to left field; Frisch up, be under tho innnngcmont of hla son, TIIIRTY-TWO DOCTORS ! tho home team in today’s game, the ball one, foulB back, striko one; bftj| onc. gtrike onCf cnjj. f 0UjB bnck, Gilbert It. Snyder, who will locate APPLY FOR LICENSE TO i Americans going to bat last. ,m|| thrc0| ball four, walks; here with Ids fam ily. PRACTICE IN FLORIDA I Babo Ruth has finally consented to grounds to third, who knocks it down, bn„ t but Kelly bents it to first. It was n YoUng up, fouls to left, striko ono; The plant Is equipped with up-to! rernnin out of todny's gnmo when nf- hot liner and knocked McNalloy down; fou|g bnck> „trlko two. ball one, ball date autom atic roasting, grinding and ....... . tor tho consultation of two medicnl ex- Mouscl up, ball one; foul back, strike fou, bnck( bn„ thrcCi out( Btriko packing machinery, and tho blends of pmctlcc ports ho wns told that any added ug- one, strike two, fnn; boll two, filed out thrC0( fnng. Kc,|y up (n „ncroft out, coffee packed undor the brands of tho Idng ex- grnvntion to hiB present condition to loft.... Rawlings up, foul back, caught nt third> trying to steal, Ilol-Jnr Co., uro Imported direct from imposlto would end his career ns a ball player. strike two, foul to right; strike three, FrJgch tnkeg gCtond)t Btrlko one, fan. Brazil and Central America in a ruw fans out. No runs, one hit, no errors. Htr,ko two> BingIe(j to ccntoi.( FriBch go Tho Tho ,,no UP ,o r todny ’8 Knmo: state. _ ' hvBi. National (Giants)—Burns, cf; Ban­ Last half third: Yank* up: R. BcoreB. Meusel up, tiled out to left. Mr. Snydor will immediately start croft, ss; Young, rf.; Kelly, lb; E. Mouscl up, ball one, ball two, strike 0mj njn> tWQ bjtg( n0 crror8< two salesmen out to cover this terri­ . Mouscl, if.; RawlingH, 2b; Snyder, c; one, call; out, third to first; I ipp up, Last baif g |xth: Yanks up: Schang tory and has secured tho BorviceB of ball one, strike ono, call; singles to «»rlWi. one. cnll: hnll one: ball two: Jerome T. Kimble, of Peterfburg, Vo., V ES Americans (Yankees)—Fowster, If,; n coffee snlesm an of considerable ex­ Peckponpaugh, ss; Miller, cf.; It. Mcuperience. Tho Bcl-Jnr ColToo Co., will V V m Bel, rf.; Plpp, lb .... Wnrd, 2b; McNnlemploy nbout eight pcoplo and it Is r l u l l v ly, fib.... Schnng, c; Harper, p. their intention to increase their plant Weather clenr and hot. ThermomeIn proportion to tho volumo of busi­ j tor, 75. ness obtained. Attendance 30,000. This concern is strictly wholesale M Umpires: Mornrinty nt homo; Qullball ono; tiled out to loft field. No but their product can bo purchased ffy at *tr8t; nt runs, ono hit, no errors. • from any of tho local retail growers. ,E a Tho batteries for today’s game nro: They huve signified their faith In Seventh Inning Giants: Tony and Syndcr; Yanks, Sanford by making a largo investment Giants up: Rawlings up (UmpireAmorlcnnB, Harper and Schnng. here. Consequently they nro entitled in-chief Morariaty went ovor to tho pear to others. Good faith in our irence of Piny hall I and should rccolve strong support National dug out and put Loborta, relations will endure ns a private and i governFirst Inning from our local people. The Chamber conch, off the grounds), striko ono, a national virtue Whon sober re1 o’clock Giants up—Burns up, ball ono, ball of Commerce, only after ropcatcd ef­ call; pop fly to short, out; Snydor up, flection brings proper understands r Lloyd two, ball threo, striko ono, call; ball fort succcdcd In loenting them hero strike one, fnn; striko two, fan; ball to our pnthotic status in world affatri, Aftor n four, walks; Bnncroft up, strike ono, and obviously desires to sco them doono, out, short to first; Bnrnos up, out, vindication of tho Democracy will be o o’clock out, filed to loft field; Frisch up, vclop into ono of tho largest concerns Bccond to first. No runs, no hits, no expressed in no misleading terms. in th at lino in Florida. errors. "JAMES M. COX.” (Slgnod) Mr. Snyder extends a cordial inviLast half sovonth: Yanks up: Mlll­ tntion to the pcopio of Sanford who or up, tiled out to right; Meusol up, Ninth Inning are interested to personally inspect striko ono, call; strike two, fan; ball Ginnts up: Plorcy now pitching for and acquaint themselves with tho dif­ one, ball two, strike throo, fan; Plpp the Americans: Young up, ball out, ferent processes through which cof­ up, ball ono, foula along third basa singles to left field; Kelly up, strike fee passes from tho raw state until It line, atriko one; atriko two, fan; ball ono, call; ball one, ball two, foul bad*, is packed and ready for tho consum- It gave names or tnoso present #nu two, out second to first. No runs, no striko two; foul back, fouls in the announced that tho conforonco was hits, ni( cirors. right field grand stand; ball three, adjourned until 4 o’clock this after­ fouls In tho right field grand stand, Eighth Inning noon. Tho Irish delegates refused to NEGRO BANDIT KILLED IN Giants up: Burns up, strike ono, ball three, fouls along third base line, ESCAPE FROM OFFICERS. answor qquestions put by newspaper fan; ball ono, ball two, out, tiled to out, strike threo, fans; Young throwp mon. One of Lloyd George’s secre­ left field; Bancroft up, striko ono, call; out at socond trying to steal; E. Meu-. taries who rocolved nowspaper men (By Th» iiMtltUd Frail) ball ono, ball two, ball threo, atriko sol up, ball one, strike one, ball two, aftor the conference openod said "you FORT WORTH, Texas, Oct. 11.— two, call; foula to right field stand; foul back, strike two, tingles to rigM .cannot expect any news for wocks, David Bunn, confessed negro bandit tiled out to second, whb made a sen- field; Rawlings up ball one, strike oi% who hold nnd robbed a camping party yet." Hatlonal catch In short left field fan; foul back, strike two; atrika thrUa •t Lakoworth, near here last week, Frisch up, ball one, boll two, fou fans. No runs, two hits, no erro n . Last half ninth: Yanks up: Fi was shot todeath here today wh*n he EMERGENCY TARIFF back, strike one; foula back, gftlke WOULD nOLD OVER attempted to escape from officers two; atriko three and out. No runs, ite r up, ball o n , atrika one, call; I UNDER NEW BILL. two, foula.back, atrika two, Iliad A bringing him from Dallas to Fort . • * to second, second baseman makes « Worth for trial. Bunn was saved (By Tki Tt+u) catch in short right; Peckenpapgj* by officers from three mobs last week. WASHINGTON, Oct. H - - T ha ball one, popped out to aecondt Ml! emergency tariff, taritr, Instead rnsveuu of u, expiring D U C K , B i n MU U U C | n o i l t w u I V l / l l l f t t u up, bell one, fouls to right Arid ath RUTH OUT OF GAME. on November 27, would remain In ef­ catch Ward at first;) strike two, call, ■trike one; ball two,/pop fly, out fect until February 1, under a bUl fa­ filed out to right. Three runs, three second. No runs, no hits, no errutt (By TX* Aiio«UUd B tw s) atrika one, call; foula in right fiolc n e w YORK, Oct. 11,—Babe Ruth vorably reported today by tha House hits, no errors. grand stand, atriko two, ball two, bal FINAL TOTALS announced today that the Injury to Ways and Means Committee. Life of Second Inning ' threo, ball four, walks; Baker up, bat­ R H his arm would keep him out of the the dyo embargo would be extended ting for Shawkey, bats left handed; New York Nationals ..........^.-8 |8 Giants up: Kelly up, ball one, ball Kamo the rost of the Series. His phys­ aa wall as ratos carried In the omerg- two, ball three, ball four, walks; Meuball one, foula along first base line, New York American* ...'........0 7 _____ icians warned him, he Idtld, that to cnep. strike one, out ttfeond to firet. No tim e of game, two hour and thii sel up, strike one, call; ball oHej , hits tuns, no hits, no iitofk* one minutes. |«ko further chances would risk the ■''borne run Into rightffeld bleachers, fcor first riasa Job w ork-the Herald loss of hU am . M * �THE SANFORD DAILY MONDAY, MOVIE ACTRESS AND CHORUS OIRL HELD AFTER MAN'S DEATH. Or Tk* tm ih til rnMi LOS ANGELES, Oct. 10.—Mrs. Jeanne Mnnroe, said to be a motion picture actress, and Mildred Frances Bellwin, chorus girl, were held by the police last night in connection with the death of A! Stein, a motion pic* turo assistant director, a t his apart­ ment here. Search also was being made for three men. Tho women were booked on the police blotter as held on "suspicion of murder,’“’although tho only sign of vlolenco on Stein’s body was a scratch on his cheek, and the county autopsy surgeon reported his death as prob­ ably due to acute alcoholism. WASHINGTON, Oct 10.—Develop­ ments which were declared to presage J. WARREN KERRIGAN in early reduction In railroad freight rates and a clearing of the railroad situation generally camo here today from several quarters. A group ‘of prominent railroad oxcutives conferred today with Presi­ dent Harding and Senator Cummins, Republican, Iowa, chairman of the Senate interstate commerce commit­ tee and discussed steps toward freight Also “Those W edding Blues,” a Comedy, rate rductions preliminary to the ex­ ecutives meeting at Chicago October WEEK'S WEATHER 14. Tomorrow—Wm. A. Brady presents the Rato reductions also was the prin­ Weather Outlook for the Period Oc­ cipal topic on the program at a meet­ Sensational Photodrama “LIFE” tober 10 to 15, Inclusive ing tonight of Democratic and Re­ publican senators comprising the un­ WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 10.— official agricultural "bloc." Senators South Atlantic and East Gulf States: attending the meeting said there was Cool and generally fair, except local a wide and vigorous demand‘for rate showers Thursday or Friday.. There cuts as Imperative to the agricultural are no Indications at this time of a disturbance in the West Indies. Interests. Senator Cummins, after hts con­ ference with the railway erecutlves ON VI8IT TO GIRLsaid ho believed thy would adopt at their Chicago meeting, his sugges­ WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., Oct. 10. tions for nn Immediate reduction of freight rates. No definite or formal —Fred Easter, while visiting a girl assurance to this effect were given friend in Surry county Saturday night hint at today’s conference, he ex­ was shot and Instantly killed and a plained ,but he expressed the opinion cousin, also named Easter, I s :being that the reductions would be made by held by the pollco In connection with the killing, police announced last the carriers voluntarilp. night. After the shooting, the cousin, Tho carriers then,. Senator Cum­ CLOSE DADE COUNTY’S Florida W ins Game mins said, probably would ask the It was said, by the police, was held SCHOOLS FOR LACK OF railroad labor board to reduce wages bp tho girl’s father until officers ar­ From Rollins College FUNDS TO PAY BILLS. or appeal to CoCngress for legislation rived and took him In custody. He The orange and blue of Florida tri­ MIAMI, Fla., Oct. 10.—Dade county to meet the situation caused by the claims the shooting was accidental. umphed ovor the blue and gold of schools wore ordered closed for an in­ voluntary reto reduction. DEMOCRATS CALL TODAY. Rollins yesterday afternoon on tho definite rorlnd this afteiuojn l>y the fair grounds gridiron by a scoro of S3 county board of education, following GOEVRNOR'S SECRETARY WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.—The call OF GEORGIA IN BAD—HELD to 0. After playing Florida to a a 3ocret session when the ontiro situa­ ON BLANKET CHARGE for a meeting In tho near future of standstill throughout tho first half, tion confronting the bonnl was care­ the Democratic national committee holding tho powerful ’Gntor mnchlne fully reviewed. The rof jsnl of Gover­ ( I f The A ttocliU d fr«M ) which It had been expected Chairman to eight hard earned points, tho blue nor Hardee to cell a special session and gold defense weakened in tho fin­ o ftho legislature to authorize a 4500,­ ATLANTA, Oct. 10.—Claude West, George White would issue today will al half and was bomo down fighting, 000 bond issue for which Dado county secretary to three governors of Geor­ be sent out tomorrow, it was announc­ burled beneath one of the most pow­ has a buyer, was given as the reason gia, and employed two months by ed last night at headquarters of tho Governor Hardwick to assist his sec­ committee. erful 'Gntor elevens to wenr tho col­ for tho closing. retary and clerks, is held at police ors of tho orange and blue in history. Tho board had felt assured that headquarters this morning on a blan­ Carlton, the speedy b'ackflald gener­ Rouge Is now used oven n the lo­ al of tho 'Gators, with his 'Gator Govomor Hardeo would call tho ses­ ket chargo of suspicion pending issu­ calities where the girls call for It toam-mates gradually offering a moro sion, whlcr Dado county was to bear ance of a warrant charging embezzle­ as "that air red stuff." organized interforonce, during the the expenses of and his refusal means ment of stato funds whldh Hardwick o f Sanford closing period of the game carried that tho schools are faced with a had directod his secretary to obtain. —Get your Scratch Pads from The the ball time and again through tho hopeless situation, Chairman Filer of Herald—by the pound- 15c. weakcnlnp bluo and gold eleven. His the board said following the announce SAVANNAH NEGRO HAS LARGEST FAMILY IN broken-field running was the best rnont today. All schools aro ordored closed and STATE OF GEORGIA over cheered by tho followers of tho orango and bluo. Rollins was on the tht teachers and pupils havo bcon re­ (Dr TO* Aw m UUS r r * u ) dofonsa in evory quarter, only occas­ quested to bo present at tho building SAVANNAH, Gn., Oct. 10.—A. B. Monday morning to removo their ionally showing n flash of offensive Borgcss, a Savannah nogro employed books and belongings. Mr. Filer said piny, and then when tho Rollins gen­ by tho Atlantic Coast Lino Railway, that the schools would not run on a eral, resorting to overhend play, shot probably has tho largest 'family in tuition basis and that tho board did a number of long forward passeH which took the 'Gater offense by sur­ not oven have money to pay tho teach­ Georgia. IIo is tho fathor of thirtytwo children and has had three wives. prise. From tho whistlo in tho first ers thtir past week’s salaries. Twenty-six children aro living. ' Tho quarter it could be soon thnt any a t­ negro is blessed with seven sets of tempt by Rollins to pierce tho henvy NEW RIFLE, EN BARBETTE, Florida line would ho in vain. Tho IS PROVED SUCCESS twins, two sots of triplots; the oldest son is forty-flvo years old. Burgess thin bluo lino of Rollins was borno has a scoro of grandchildren. Whon back by nn ornngo and blue clnd line Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Mary­ of giants, a lino which tipped tho land, Oct. 10.—Eventual elimination tho last sot of twins were born Bur­ scalo from ond to end ovor tho two of tho disappearing enrringo for moro gess nnd his wifo ran out of names hundred pound mark, a slow moving, than n decade an outstanding of and tho children grow up namolcss, unwleldly line, but ono which never­ American const dofensos wns fore­ finally solcctlng their own names NEW L. C. SMITH (Cash or Terms) f o r ........ $100.00 theless was not to bo resisted, prized cast by army experts today, ob a re­ when they entered public school. Buropen for n bluo and gold gnin. sult of tho Initial tost hero of a 16- goss shied a t selecting nnmes whon he USED UNDERWOOD (cash) f o r .................. .. 25.00 Matching tho great running of Carl­ Inch, 60-callbra rifle mounted on a found ho had boon doubling up, hav­ ton for tho 'Gntor was tho defensive barbette carriage. ing two Williams and two Sallies in USED MOLLE, PORTABLE (cash or Terms) .. 50.00 play of Captain "Tootio” I’orry of Whilo weather conditions in low­ tho flock. tho stato cloven. Thu giant Floridn er Chcsnponko Bay prevented tho car­ lineman broke through tho Rollina lino rying out of complete tests, military KANSAS BANDITS liko it was so much chaff and ho nnd civilian technicians who observ­ ARE CAPTURED PORTABLE REMINGTON TYPE­ showed a speod and shifty rango of ed tho trials, wero agreed thnt tho AND ONE KILLED play for a big man that should causo elemonts of increased rango and aug­ WRITER tho eyes of all-Southorn dopstors to mented protection for tho gun o rv (Bjr Th» Ai.ocUUd Ptmi) look ovor before tho closo of tho 1021 KANSAS CITY, Oct. 10r-Ono of ors, mad tho now mount far superior season. threo bandits who hold up tho Muncle to thnt now extensively used. Tho As an oloven, tho Rollins mnehtno of Stato Bank at Munclo, Katis., today Coach Schlichtcr put up ono of tho bnrbottc mount permits a maximum und escaped with a few hundred dol­ gamest and hardest fights ovor wit­ olovttion o ftho pioco to 65 degrees, lars, was killed und tho other two cap­ nessed on the local gridiron. Tho odds tho heavy steel shield nnd apron at tured according to word from Muncie. of weight nnd brawn, possessed by tho samo tlmo affording material pro­ Tho bandits wore fired upon by tho Florida, withered the stamina of tho tection to tho crow from ncrial bomb­ townspeople. bluo and gold. In choosing tho man ers nnd observers. With n heavy hnzo reported ovor FORT PITT whoso play stood out on tho bluo nnd SWORD FOR BENSON tho bay, officers in chnrgo of tho pro­ gold olovon, and thora wero many whoso work was worthy of mention, gram docidcd to postpono tho tests WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.—Rear Ad­ tho eyes of all rested on "Goof" Hnylo, for rango sinco tho 2300-pound pro- miral Wm, S. Bonson, retired, will bo tho right end of tho Rollins oloven! Ho joctilo would havo been sent into wa- presented with u Jeyolcd sword by wns in every play. At times ho wan tors scommonly traversed by ship­ tho United Daughters of tho Confed­ buried beneath orango jorsics but ho ping craft. With an elevation far eracy at Waycross on Oct. 20, as a camo up to got into tho noxt piny. short of tho maximum, however, tho testimonial to his war sorvlces. Ad­ Whoro tho ball rested it seemed some- now gun planted ono of tha steel miral Benson, a native of Macon, serv­ whoro near it rested tho towBly head­ shells moro than twonty miles away. ed as chief of operations of tho navy Tho tests today wore witnessed by from Map 11, 1015, until ho was re­ ed right ond of Rollins. Wright, Wolfe, Tearo nnd Ward also starred. about 000 mombers of the army ordi­ tired on Sept. 25, 1010. Since then he —Orlando Sentinel. nance association ,mombers of the ci­ has served tho shipping board, first vilian engineering and automotive so­ as chairman and now as a commis­ cieties and official obsorvers from tho sioner. POLICEMAN'S SLAYF.R ESCAPES HIE NOOSE war and navy departments. In addi­ tion to the new coast defenso rifles, FIRE CHIEFS GATHER. tho program In-cIudlng firing of morGREENSBORO, N. C, Oct. 10.— on ATLANTA, Oct 10.—Dolognte# The jury in tho case of Lowls Ed­ tora, improved mnchlne guns of largo wards of Danville, Vo., charged with callbro and aerial bombbs of various from all sections of tho county are cimpllcity In connection with tho mur­ sizes. Unfavorable weather conditions arriving in Atlanta today for the der of Policeman Tom Mct'uiston on mado it necessary, however, to post­ opening session Tuesday of tho an­ one of the principal business streets pono tho dropping of several of the nual convention of Fire Chiefs of the of Greensboro last May, after being 4,000-pound bombs, described as tho Unted States. Tomorrow afternoon will bring three large delegations out moro than twenty-four hours re­ largest over constructed. from Canada and later remaining turned a verdict late today, finding representatlvea from eaatem and Tho only time In history whon tho the defendant guilty of murdor in tho mark was worth so little was when western points are expected to a r­ uecond degree Edwards will bo sen­ rive. At the opening eesdlon Tues­ Cain got his. tenced tomorrow. ALL KINDS OF TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, PAPER, SUPPLIES day morning Mayor Key of Atlanta, —Get your Scratch Pads from The will welcome the chiefso fte r a parade The world news the day It happens, has onded at the city auditorium. Herald—by the pound—15c. the Herald office. House of Whispers” For Discriminating Men The Peoples TYPEWRITERS We are agents for the new —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 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. ONLY Everything is coming down—so are typewriters. Don’t be mislead on this subject. Let us show you how you can save money this necessary adjunct to your business office. .- The Herald ^Printing Co. �this Progressive Wank motif of pink and wblta being carried o u t On eftW .end of the table w en large birthday cakes, one In white topped with seventeen tapers tot Miss Spencer, whose birthday anniversary It was, the other iced' in pink topped with f Iften candles for Miss Jones, who shared honors with Miss Spencer. The cutting of the cakes afforded much merriment, each cake having the lucky symbols In It. A delicious sal­ ad course was served by Mrs. Jones assisted by Mrs. Claude Herndon. There w en about thirty-five mem­ bers of tho younger set who enjoyed Miss Spencer's charming hospitality. JL Dr. Walker preached to a packed the boys held the pistol on him the Fresh from Factory house Sunday night a t the Methodist other took his money. In court they recognizes that its progress hinges church on,. "The Good and Bad of the admitted that they had seen it done in 30x3% Nonthe picture shows and said it looked Moving Picture*.” on the financial growth of this com­ Today If you would have young peo­ easy, and they thought they could do Skid ...........$12.50 munity. ple educated reach them through the It too. j Goodyear, Perfection or U. Sometime ago I was talking to a eye. Fifty per cent of all a boy will U. Not an unknown brand So it's perfectly natural for it to ever know, he knows at seven years of leading business man of this city, not but all standard makes. age, and some put It as low as three a member of my church, about some be interested in the progress of each years. There ie nothing so sensitive boys that had gotten In trouble. He 30x3 Nonas the human brain. A thought nev­ asked mo If I knew the reason and I citizen. told him I thought I did and asked er goes through the brain but It will Sldd ........... $10.50 WESTMINSTER CLUB ENTER­ itay there forever. The most sensi­ did he. He esld he thought he did. I Consequently, for our mutual TAINED The members of the Westminster tive thing In the world Is the human said you speak first and he said, "It Vulcanizing benefit, this bank offers its co-opera­ Club of the Presbyterian Church w en brain and not only is the most worider- Is the moving pictures.” And you most delightfully entertained yester­ fel and most tenacious thing. During know one of the boye said to me, "We tion and invites your account. day afternoon by Mrs. Joe Chittenden the early yean of the life of the boy have seen those things In the moving or girl the whole soul is laid back to plcturee and It looked so easy, we <►at her home on Palmetto kvanne. The rooms were tastefully decorat­ the world, and the world walks in and thought we could do It.” It is hard to ed with baskets of bright hued xtntaa. out, walks in largely and MAKES the realise the thought that will grasp 1st and Elm Avs. Phone 447-W the mind of the boy, The regular business meeting was boy or girl. ■One of tho tragedies of life ie the I don’t see very many moving pic­ held, after which a social hour waa enjoved while the busy lingers mads unconscious things that creep in while tures. I approve of people going to a attractive articles for the ba*aars The we are not looking. The boy sleeps certain type of pictures but I haven’t Thought been to one that hasn't been about seventy-live on good roads, the sting hostess served tempting refreshments but the mind works on. comes to the mind snd grows and some man or woman being unfaithful will be extracted from their remarks. of ice cream and cake. comes out full grown. Frequently to their-marriage vows. When you- Leaving Atlanta a t SilB a. m., cen­ There were fourteen members pres­ SERVICE :: PROGRESS STRENGTH men have thought* In their minds undermine the homes you are under­ tral time, th.i two Interstate speed­ en t 4% INTEREST PAID they do not know anything about and mining the whole city. You better ers ran to Fonyth, Ga., where a fiveMisses Tenguc Simmons and Dot lator it will change their whole mind. know the pictures that will go before minute stop was made after a ride One groat writer says if you toll a your child’s eyes. It may be tho over seventy-six miles of good road. Fielding, who are attending Stetson man often enough he will do the thing. thoughts that are going into that Ton concrete and about fifteen miles University nt DeLand, were tho week When I was in California a very prom­ child’s brain will hatch out and de­ right road told the tale to Macon, Mrs. Alston will return to Sanford end guests of Miss Lucy Bird Smytho inent family had three boys who one stroy life. soon to spend the winter. where another atop was made. Forty returning to DeLand yesterday. after another had gone to sea, the Tho crimes of tho country qro not minutes for breakfast. mother wns very distressed over their committed by men, they are commit­ Mrs. C. W. Speer Is in West Palm Eastman, Ga., about! sixty miles MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor. Beach visiting her daughter. Mrs. In* PORCH PARTY FOR CIRCLE NO. 3 ■ea life. A beautiful picture of a ship ted by tho boys and girls and It is put Mrs. R. L, Griffin and Mrs. R, L. farther on, was the next stop for oit Phono 317-W in their minds by the suggestion of and gas, the highway In between be­ gram. Shinholser entertained the members all set sent them all out sailors, At my old home a young man had certain types of pictures they see. ing found In excellent condition. A of Circle No. 3, of the Methodist SOCIAL CALENDAR TEMPLE PIPE ORGAN CLUB. church nt a porch party Tuesday af­ been courting a girl but he could not They will break down the lives and stop in McRae for coffee and road The Temple Pipe Organ club met ternoon nt the homo of Mrs. Griffin get anywhere. And everybody knew morals of our people, are you going to 1directions and on to the ferry at the T u e sd ay S o cia l Department of the that tho girl would never marry tho hnve it or not? Okmulgea river was their course laid, 5-:' Woman’s Club will have a business Monday afternoon qt the homo of on Myrtle avenue. fellow. He said she is made for me Movihg pictures must bo made a and then some deep sand was hit. Tho afternoon was pleasantly spent meeting followed by bridge, with Mrs. G. M. McGahagen, 013 Magnolia Mrs. W. T. Langley, ns hostess. nvenue. The president being nbsent with needlework for the Christmas and she wilt bo mine. And nobody great blessing. We enn see the won- Both good, hard-surfaced road and believed she would marry him, but dors of the grand canyon and there are Wednesday.—Music and Literature Mrs. Schelle Moines was asked to oc- mznnr. Plans were perfected for a sand was encountered on into Doug­ she did. It is remarkable, the power '■ Department of the Woman’s Club cupy the chair and conduct the mect- Harvest Moon party to bo given Mon­ of suggestion. I want you to keep ten thousand things you can see in a las, nnd thon a cannon ball drivo for moving picture that will improve your wlll have their first meeting of the call of mombers wob ro- day night at tho home of Mr. and before your mind the power of sug­ mind, that somu of us might not get forty miles Into Wnycross, most of Mrs. T. W. Williams. sponded to by names of American K season. tho road rated good. At the close of tho meeting the gestion sensitiveness and the tenacity anywhore else, nnd that by the strong Thursday.—Mrs. J. D. Jinklns will composers which added much interest, Lunch was taken at Waycross, and of your brain. Whon those pictures mngnottc force in tho mind they lift entertain tho Womens’ Missionary nnd while there were only fourteen lostcsnes served ice cream and do* are thrown into such a thrilling mind, us up. I their ensuing drivo is what gave riso Society of the Methodist Church at members present, some now business icious home mndo cake. Many people ore blind to the fact *to some uncomplimentary rcmnrks. Those present wore: Mcsdames J, day after day, God only knowB what wns transacted. The name of Mrs. 3 o'clock at tho church parlors. will happen. that today is tho day of salvation, to -1 For ten miles out of Waycross a good Friday.—Snlllc Hnrrison Chapter N. Farrell was presented and accepted ns It. Moye, D. D. ‘Newberry, E. G. Dan, road lured them on to deap sand across I presume most of you flaw the ar­ S., D. A. R,, will hold its first a new member for the next meeting, l. P. Terrance, Brodlo Williams, T. ticle in the Pictorinl Review written day is tho accepted time. How many tho Charlton county line. Thoy bat­ meeting of tho ensuing year at tho which will be with Mrs. Kent Itossitor B. Dobbins, S. I). Parker, J. H. Spurl- by ono of tho grentost moving picture hnve failed because thoy become tled on through to within cloven miles home of Mrs. George D. Bishop, on on Celery avenue. Bazaar gifts were ng, 0. T. May, P. M. Elder, Virginia men in the country. He said that he blind? Although it has been said ov-(1 of the St. Marys river, whero hard or nnd over this is tho day of Salva­ discussed and some articles agreed Coney, R. L. Griffin, It. L. ShlnholPark nvenuo, ut 4 o'clock. didn’t want his children to go to the tion, can you seo it now? Are you [ surfaced road wns again encountered, Frldny—Mrs. Gcorgo DoCottcs will upon. After adjournment to social ser, J. E. Courier, H. L. Gibson and moving picture shows these days. I don’t And on into Jacksonville. blind? Have you looked a entertain at luncheon at 1:30 p. m. hour. By special request Mcsdnmes D. A. Kelly. ready a story recently of two 10-year| The actual time spent on the run see? In compliment to Miss Norma Horn- Phillips and Maincs Bang “Wyoming.” old hoys who had held up n man and was thirteen hours and twenty-eight Some people here will be so blind as which was very much enjoyed. De­ Baptist Temple don. robbed him. They had mot him on the minutes, tu t an allowance of two never to seo tho ono supreme fact, Friday.—The Christina Endeavor of licious refreshments of grape Juice comer of a lonely street, while one of Christ ns Savior, Issues Newspaper hours and five minutes is taken out and cuke was served by tho hostess, the Presbytorian church will enterfor neccssnry stops. There wns no tain nt tho church pnrlors at eight Every Month Now right of way specially granted for the LEXINGTON AUTO BEATS 9T. AGNES GUILD p. m. in compliment to Miss Gladys Woman’s Club Book record run through any of the cities DIXIE FLYER RECORD IN Tho Baptist Temple among other Green, whoso marrlago to Ernest The members of tho St. Agnes And Year’s Program or villages, Mr. Hatcher stated. The ATLANTO-JAX DRIVE. Matthews takes place October 20th. Guild held a very enthusiastic meet­ good publicity stunts issues n four car was a stock model, carrying all Comes From Press Friday—Mother's Club will hold their ing yesterday at tho homo of Mrs. page newspaper every month called of its regular equipment.—TimeaHanging up an official record of regular meeting at the Parish House Raymond Key, on Park avenue. The tho "Temple Report” nnd whllo it is Tho Womnn’s Club book nnd annual ten hours and twenty-three minutes Unlon. ut 3:30 p. m. rcgulnr monthly business session was small in size it makes up in real nows. Saturday—Tho Children's Story Hour held and much old business was dis­ There is everything that tho members program came from tho press last for tho total time spent in negotia­ will he held in tho Central Park at posed of, nnd several things of im­ of the church want to know In tho week and is ono of the neatest and NOTICE IS o'clock. portance were discussed, nmong them Temple Report. It takes up tho fi­ best Year Books that the club has ting good, bad and indifferent roads The Ladles’ Union of the Congrega­ being nn entertainment to be given nances, the nttendnnce, the deacons’ ever obtained from the printers. This between Atlanta, Ga., nnd this city, a report, tho Sunday School report, tho year the copy wob in early, the proof Lexington Lark Sport model automo­ tional church will give a Cafeteria Miss Edith Stewart arrived in the thu first Tuesdny in November. city yesterday from Philadelphia, Following the business a social hour building report and everything of in­ was rend in time, tho book was printed bile hurtled across tho city limits tine auppnr pq tljo lawn of tbr 'JrvrcK-Fr' coming here to nursu her mother, who wns enjoyed, Mrs. Key served delic­ terest and each month tho members on time and the work was rm>*J,satJd- j yaterdny •Jt«rr''rn -it i o'clock;-just Las had an operation in the Fer»nld- ious refreshments of Ive cream topped of thi*church' have a complete nnd factory In every respect and called for ono hour and thirty-two minutes fnst- day night, October 14th, beginning at Laughton Hospital. with whipped cream und cherries, most comprehonslvo report laid before many complimentary remarks from 1or than tho rocord run of the Dixie six o'clock. Should weather bo bad it cake, bon bons nnd snlted nuts. The them. And aside from the facts and the club at their last meeting. Flyer of eleven hours and fifty-five will be given in the club room nt the Howard P. Smith wont to Jackson­ next meeting will be held at the homo figures there are many other good Yes, the Herald Printing Co,, did tho minutes. Chas. O’Connor, secretary- parsonage* items, much nows, much live matter work. manager of the Jacksonville Automo­ ville yesterday on u business mission, of Mrs. Julius Taknch. nnd on tho back page tho advertise­ Among tho members present wero: returning home this evening. bile club, clocked the finish, while thu KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Mcsdames John Leonnrdy, S. M. ments of four merchants of tho city start was recorded by officials of the Taylor Commandcry will meet in! Atlanta auto club, which makes the J. C. McMillan and daughter, Lloyd, M. Minurik, George Welland, who make it possible for tho Temple rcgulnr conclave on Thursday even­ run ono of official record, Report to come out In such fine form Thomas F. Eust, Fred Daigur, Frank Alston, of Charlotte, N. C., who ing nt 0 o’clock. Matters of import­ each month. Akers, Howard Ovcrlin, A. W. Leo, Tho foot was accomplished without sponding a month in Orlando, ance are to be considered and every Tho number this month will bo tho Clifford Peabody, Archie Betts nnd any apparent damage being done to tho guests yesterday and today member Is expected to be present. tho car, which came In from the city her brother and wife, Dr. and Mrs. Julius Tncknch nnd Rev. A. S. Peck. Eighth Anniversary Number. Of course tho Herald Printing Co., There will be no orders conferred at lino to the Mason hotel, where It was M. Robson. Mrs, McMillan nnd this meeting but u class of companions parked to become immediately the docs tho printing. MUSIC AND LITERATURE of tho Illustrious Order of tho Red PROGRAM center of attraction to many bystand- YOUR SATISFACTION Cross will bo creutod, Knights of HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT. Tho program to be rendered by the Malta and the Mediterranean Pass on ora. Dr. H. N. Alford, Georgia stato IS MY SUCCESS Music and Literaturo Department of distributor for the Lexington, piloted “Foot of First St.” Miss Lucy Bird Smytho was injur­ Friday evening, October 21, 1021. Full tho car, and was accompanied by C. D. Office Opp. P. O. the Woman’s Club Wednesday after­ Phone 193 announcement of which will appear at ed Saturday in an auto accldant whllo noon nt 3:30 is as follows: We Ke Hatcher of the Atlanta Georgian and To See Better See Moore riding In the Buttlo car coming from a lator date. Tho Evolution of tho Opera. American. H. E. TOLAR, Piaggio (Euridyco), Mrs. tho football game at Orlando. It was GOOD BATTERIES E. Funcstu Interesting aa tho eclipse of a rec­ Eminent Commander. thought nt ilrst that she was fatully D, Brownlee. ord mado by the famous railroad Will the party who ------ AT-----William Tell—Records from W I- injured, but she is better today much speedster was the rapid logging of took child's red NOTICE to tho gratification of hor many Hum Toll. CUT PRICES the roads connecting the Georgia me­ sweater from my cor in front of Peo­ All momboni of tho Sanford Dund friends, are requested to bo present a t re­ tropolis with Jacksonville. Compared ples’ Bank on Wednesday, please re­ DANCE AND PROMENADE No m atter whnl the other with tho monster locomotive’s fast turn to Herald offlce^F. W. Tnlbott. hearsal tonight. Special business, ANNOUNCEMENT A delightful event of Friday even­ fellow does we will do better time mndo ovor a pair of smooth, ex­ O. C. FELLOWS. W. H, Treadwell, tho electrical man, ing was tho dunce and promenade giv­ actly graded steel ribbons, the auto­ en by Miss Carolyn Sponcor ut the wishes to announce to his friends and mobile’s performance will be a reve­ ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. MRS. IDA homo of Mrs. Allen Jones, in compli­ former patrons, that he has Just op­ lation to the Northern tourist. It will ened up nn electrical business on Sec­ ment to MIsscb Lillio Ruth Spencer 418 Magnolia Subscribers to tho Dally Herald prove that trunk highways coming ond street in tho DcForest building nnd LaClniro Jones. into Jacksonville are decidedly pass­ MAKER AND ALTERER OF Tho rooms of this spacious homo and that he is now in position to glvo should ask for a receipt when the able as nothing else could. carrier boya collect from you. It Is LADIES' CLOTHES wero most artistically decorated with you service in electrical lines, Includ­ While tho two Atlanta men made quantities of ferns and pink vine, bas­ ing contracting, aupplies and fixtures, the only protection you havo In case kets nnd vaBes of these grnceful vines also that he hns on exhibit a fine lino the carrier changes or thero happens some scathing comments in their Pure Water Means Good Health, were effectively plncod in the various of tho Intost electrical fixtures at pric­ to bo a mistake In the account. Each quickly gathered data, the record thoy hung up speaks for itself. It seemed carrier boy is supplied with receipt Good Health Means Happiness es that will pay you to investigate, rooms nnd on tho porch. that the much-maligncd Waycross books, and is commanded to give a 170-2 tc Expert Ar­ Diinclng on tho porchc* and prom­ receipt by tho Herald. See that you road had to come In for somo more tesian and enade wore enjoyed until a late hour got your receipt at the end of each rebuke. But when tourists learn that Tubular Well Borer. Agent for AirDRINK tho guests were Invited into the New Filling Station i when tho speed of tho car never dropped motor Wind Mille and Tanlte. Water dining room, where they found tho to- Elder Springe Water, ft* 99 98-100 week If you are paying that way. below eighteen miles and mounted to guaranteed. Gen. Del,, Sanford, Fla. 168-atp. bio beautifully decorated, the p retty ' per cent pure. PkOM 81L FRANK AKERS TIRE CO. T he Seminole County ij Bank SO C IETY Tom Moore O ptom etristOptician NOTICE! H0F-MAC BATTERY I A. A. HOLLEY ree Band Concert Wednesday October K. of C. Hall Corner Oak and Ninth �in THB SANFORD DAILY >. TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1921 ^ ■ ■ -f • *■ PAGE THREE D. Cary, purchaser of Tax Certificate tfc* Omit Oouri of to* imeth JtUteUl OlrNo. 16, dated the 2nd day of June, A. | ,w “ D. 1010, has filed said certificate In oreiTioy my office and has made application Special Iload * Ilrldaa DUtrict No. X of SamiIfor tax deed to issue in accordance note Coantr. Florida, b / and lliroagb L. A. Urn m lax. O. V. Swope, Kador C arlttt. O. W. M # * « # re K a t a * * # * j j with law. Said certificate embraces Rn Is ml near and U 1*. Ilacan, oompoala# tho Hoard of Count/ Commlaalonara of Samlnola the following described property in Count/, Florida, T». Semlnolo County, Florida, to-wit: W ft TO THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD. The S tate Florida, •« ral Oto. A. OeOottea, Everyday we take our cusof SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and State At of turner for the Saratith Judicial Cir­ toner's license number mud of tba S tate or Florida! SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 and icuit In order to dofeat tho effort to \ tba Cttiaena and T »i I’arara of eald Special eachevening draw one. Tfid nominate and elect Hon. Forrest Lake NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 lying E of W line Totloail and Ilrldaa DUtrict No. X of Senlaoto Florid*: lucky number entitles the to the office of City Commissioner, of Sanford (Jrnnt (leas 825 ft. N and Count/. WiltsIIRAS, a petition baa bean filed In tba a bore al/lod b» Spaalal Hoad and Dridse S by 660 ft. E and W In SE corner and DUtrict No. 3cauaa customer to— thore are being circulated certain ru­ of Samlnola Count/. Florida. Ml* less N 7 1-2 ch.) Sec. 20, Twp 10 S, tins forth tba fact that an rltcUon waa bald mors and assertions that are un­ In raid Special lload and Drida* DUtrict No, X Range 30 E., containing 26 acres. Tho of founded. Samlnola Count/, Florida, on tba ITth d a / of M a/. A. D. 1031, to determine whether or not said land being assessed at tho date First. I t (s being asserted that Mr. there ehonbl bo laatied t>jr aahl Special Road and of tho issuance of such certificate in lllidne DUtrict honda In Ilia aum of f 80 .OW.00 , Anytime within a week. Lake's candidacy represents an ef­ to bear Interrat at tha rata of ala per cant., tho name of Elizabeth Kissel. prlnrl|ial of aild bnoila to mature th irl/, reara fort to abolish tho present commis­ Come on down. Winning tba data of tba Uananca thereof, tba proAlso: Tax Certificate No. 18, dat­ after number shown in window sion form of government and return made of said bonda to bn need for tba parpoaa ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1010, of hot I<11rut and conatructln* certain proponed to the nldormanlc form. The authors ruaiU and brblraa In eald Special lload and next day. has filed said certificate in my office lirldac DUtrict. and that a ranraa of tbo co­ of this propaganda must be cither and has made application for tax deed mma of paid election ehowa prime facte t b i t very Ignorant ,or have very little re­ the reault of aatd election waa In fare* of tba to issue in accordance with law. Said laiiuatire of hnnda afnraaald b / the aald Special gard for tho truth or falsity of what ami llrhlce DUtrict. certificate embraces tho following de­ ■toad NOW, TIIDIIIDOIIB. pnrauant to an order they assort Mr. Lake, If nominated scribed property situated in Seminole of the Court herein made, notice D la ra b / it* and elected City Commissioner, could " Dial tha cltUane and tea pajara of aatd County, Florida, to-wit: All NE 1-4 «■ Miierlal Rued and llrldfe DUtrict No. X of not nbollsh tho present form of city Inale Client/. Florida, are h / tba aald order In Sanford Grant (less beg. 46 Iks. Hem required to be amt appear before tba Circuit “Foot of First Street" government, and those making such W of NE cor. run W to intersection Coart or the S errate Judicial Circuit of tb s statements must know It, If they of W lino of Sanford Grant SWly x w s m w s u ‘2 s v 't.m s know anything. Thore ore three City of li roe ant. and State of Florida, te a s along Grant line 16.60 ch., E 4.68 ch., Cuwitr and there to abow canaa, If a n / tb a / bar*, w b / Commissioners and to say that one CO-OPERATION ALONE NEly 17.66 ch. to bsg.), Sec. 81, Twp. aald bond* atteold so t be raUdated sad eow of fhem can do the things claimed CAN SOLVE PROBLEMS OF 10 S., Range 30 E. 116 acres. The said flrmad. WITNRfW m / hanfeand tba oeel of tba OWEvery .’4 hours this still, operated by Orientals, produced 100 gallons of land being aseessed at the date of the cult Court of tba s if t nth Judicial Circuit o f RURAL WORKERS. th ft Mr. Lake will do Is, to say the SctnlQole Count/, State of Florida, this H at d a / least, not very complimentary to the moonshine. It wpa hidden la the hills above Senttle, Wash., and was reached1 jMUmnce Df BUCh certificate in the of Sep leal bar, A. I). 1031. I ti p.ti.f.1. a l i n l l .m l l n u n .1 a ..iw iiih .1 (n n n n l *PL a r llu tlll— V II'.I ■ I n m l - l l Uflth through a hnif-uilta underground tunnel. The distillery was located with ISRAM N. A. DOUdLASS, GAINESVILLE, Fla., Oct. 10.— other twp, who would constitute the namo of Elisabeth Kissel. Clark of tha Circuit Court, bloodhounds nnd raided by Sheriff Stnrwlcb, here shown with one of the dis­ Setrnlb Judltlal Circuit e f Also: T ax Certificate No. 22, dat­ fte Individual ism that made the conn* majority. The present form of gov­ tillers. * Ramlnoto Count/, Florida. ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1010, has SCtlRt.IJi MAINKS, trywhat it is today now threatens to ernment can only be abolished by the A tto rn e/ for Petitioner*. D-31-dte filed said certificate in my office and It the course of niraal life, In the legislature, or by n vote of the quali­ opinion of C. A. Cobb, editor of the fied electors of the city, end those number of signatures on their peti­ certificate embrncos the following do- has made application for tax deed to Office supplies of all kinds at Th« Southern Rurallst, Atlanta, Ga., who trying to prejudice the people against tion, but sololy for the purposo of scribed property situated In Seminolo' issue in accordance with law. Herald Printing Co. When you want Said certificate embraces the foliddrrised the annual "livestock round- the candidacy of Mr. Lake know It. striking your name off tho one you County' Florida, to-wit: Beg. 481 ft. N. and 1114 ft. E. of SW. Cor., S ec. 'lowing described property situated in anything In this lino ses Thu Harold. up' 'here today. Mr. Cobb urged co­ The truth of the matter Is that most have already signed. operative marketing on the part of of those who helped frame tho pres­ Do not sign but one petition if you 31, Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E. Run N. Seminolo County, Florida, to-wit: Beg, We have It or can get I t 1 deg. E. 106 ft. N. 89 dog. W. 200 f t NW cor. of NE 1-4 Sec. 32, Twp. 10 the farmers. Many communities in ent form of city government nre now want It to count. S. 1 deg. W. 100 ft. Ely. 200 ft. m ore!S„ Range 30 E. Run E 12 ch., S 20 the itate, he asserted, should have behind Mr. Lake’s candidacy, and it FORREST LAKE co-operative Palatkn, Tallahassee at Is believed this will Include all of CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE. or less 5.10 seres. The said lend bs- :cb. to S and L E Ry Wly along same Phone 175 Ponrth and Sanford Area ing assessed at the dAte of the issu­ 71-2 ch. N 20 deg. W 10.90 ch. W 10 Quincy, Ga., and Tampa markets them, except possibly those holding By J. J. Dickinson, New Era Printery ance of such certificate in the name of ch. S1L13 cb. Nely 23ch. S 14 deg. E 8 alone could consume the output of office under the present City Com­ Chairman. G. Bassett Smith* Prop. ch., S 64 deg., W to pt. 30 ch. W of £ S. C. Jones, ten such creameries operating through missioners, and at their pleasure, to line of Sec. and 10 ch N of S line of COMMERCIAL AND whom they owe allegiance. Unless said Certificates shall be re out the year. Better schools, church­ H. R. STEVENS FOB JOB PRINTING Second. It is being asserted that deemed according to law tax deed will ® c]l* ^ ' to SW cor of es, roads and stronger bank* would ‘ CITY COMMISSIONER Mr. Lake will throw the town wide issue thereon on the 10th day of Oc- ^ ^ ot N to ™r. Sec. follow the cooperative methods, he E to beg. 167 acres. The eaid land open, whatever that may mean, and tobsr, A. D., 1921. uld. Should succeed himself in the No­ W. B. MAYO Witness my official signature and being assessed at the date of tho is­ The value of tho Florida hog has allow Sunday business, etc. Now, the vember election. Common-sense and suance of such certificate in the name older citizens of tho town will not be increased on the overage of |5 dur­ good business say it, and say It loud. seal this the 14th day of September, of Jacob Kissel. ing the last eleven years, according to effected by this stuff, since they well His lopg service with tho A. C. L., A. D., 1021. Unless said certificates shall be re­ E. A .DOUGLASS, L M. Rhodes, state marketing com­ know that M*. Lake as Mayor wob R. R., his high official relation to San­ (Seal.) deemed according to law, tax deed tho terror of law violators In tho city. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, missioner, who also wa aof the opin­ ford’s banking Interest; his two year’s will issue thereon on the 1st day of But to those who do not know, suf^ irid a . ion that the marketing solution lies service as head of city government, September, A. D. 1021. Hnving devoted all my life to tho fleeth It to repent that to mnkc such B ^ . M. WEEKS, D. C. In organization. and then, his general equipment In af­ Witness my official signature and painting trade I can guarantee satis­ assertions Ignores the other two om9-14-0tc. fairs as man nnd citizen, pqts him seal this tho 26th day of July, A. D. faction. Give mo a trial and be con­ mlasionors nnd trents them an mere ORGANIZE LOAN AGENCY next. Ono nnd all say, Voto for II. R. vinced. Shop over Haight A Wel­ nonenties, which we think Ib unfair Notice of Application for Tax Deeds 1021. TO AID FLORIDA AND (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Stevens, for City Commissioner. land's Garage. Opposite Valdes Ho­ Under Section 576 of the General GEORGIA AGRICULTURE. to them, and is entirely too compli­ Clerk Circuit Court, C. II. LEFFLER. tel. Statutes Laws of Florida mentary to our candidate. Seminolo County, Fla. ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 10.—Ahe Ag­ Tha truth of tho whole matter is 0-14-6tdh By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. S a n f o r d , - F l o r i d a NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Charles ricultural ami Livestock Loan Agency that none of these things nre true. of the War Finance Corporation for Mr. Lake’s supporters will not stand There will be a box supper and ice Georgia and Florida, was formally or­ for any mofe wide open town than we cream supper at the Moure's station ganised today, and offices were open­ now have, nnd have hnd for tho inat church, Friday, Octobor 14th. * ed here in chargo of Robornt E. H ar­ two years, cither on Sundays or week vey, Atlanta, who was elected treas­ days. Mr. Lake’s supporters will not ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. urer. stand for any effort to abolish the The agency is authorized to lend present form of government until tho Subscribers to the Daily Herald money to banks in Georgia and Flori­ people themselves demand It. How­ da equal to the amount of their out­ ever, Mr. Lnko’s supporters hellevo should nsk for a receipt when the standing loans on livestock and agri­ thnt the present method of nominat­ cnrrlor boys collect from you. It is cultural, orchard and similar prod- ing candidates for City Commission­ tho only protection you hnve in case ; V uetts but will deal through tho banka er should bo changed to permit a the carrier changes or there happens ( and not maku direct loans to indiv- more free expression of their wishes to be a mistake in tho nccount. Ench uals. John K. Ottley, Atlanta, was by the people. Tho present method is carrier boy is supplied with receipt named chairman of tho committco entirely too autocratic, Is a relic of books, nnd Is commanded to give n : A -j'yl Lr-S. Adame, A tlan ta, o e ife U ry . tho old monnrshlnl days when the peo­ receipt by the Herald. See thnt you i Other members arc W. F. Coachman, ple wore forced to petition to the king get your receipt nt the end of each j Jacksonville; T. L. Wilson, Bartow; upon his throne, In which case they week if you nre paying thnt wny, 108-3tp. M. B. Lane, Savannah; yh. E. Young, must first get tho ear of the privy X n e w L. C. SMITH (Cash or Terms" f o r .................................. $100.00 Cedartown, Ga.; D. M. Lowry, Talla­ council, nnd then of tho spiritual ad­ hassee, and C. W. Skinner, Waynes­ visor, boforo they could bo heard. We Notice of Application for Tax Deed USED UNDERWOOD (cash) f o r ............................................... 25.00 boro, Ga Under Section 575 of the General believe that men and women ought to X USED MOLLE, PORTABLE (cash or T erm s).................... . 50.00 Statutes. bo allowed to run for office without ___________________ _____ AUTOMOBILE SPEEDER having to get tho consent of any one WOUNDED BY OFFICER. else, nnd they should not have to re Notice is hereby given thnt V. G. sort to such mnthods as we now hnve, Jones, purchaser of 1-3 interest In ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 7.—John „s It Is very difficult and confusing Tax Certificate No. 84L dated tho 2nd Nash, eighteen yenrs old, hns a bullet creates n political machine, and de­ day of July, A. D., 1000, has filed Bald In his upper thigh and Patrohnan stroys tho secrecy nnd sneredness o Certificate injny office and hns made Edwin Goodwin is un d er bond to ans­ tho ballot. application for Tax Deed to issuo in , wer before M agistrate E. M. Burk to Now, In conclusion, we nsk that accordance with law. Said certificate a charge of aggravated assault wi^i a these matters be given mature con­ embraces tho following described pro­ deadly weapon as n re s u lt of an effort sideration, and romombor that It nev­ perty situated In Seminolo County, by Goodwin to a rre s t three young er becomes necessary to resort Floridn, to-wit: E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of men on the recreation pier shortly misrepresentation or untrue propa­ SE 1-4 Sec. 26, Twp. 20 S., Range before midnight last night. Nash, ganda unless those doing so fears to 20 E. 20 acros. The said land being _______________ _____________________________________________ Paul Winterich and Ray Rhodes were roly on the facts nnd conditions ns assessed at tho data of tho issuance in an automobile and admit th at they they exist. Whenever it becomes ne of such Certificate in tha name of J. A wera driving rapidly tn the pier and cessary for our opponents to mis­ E. Phipps, Admr. - — * «■ "X mole. Goodwin was on duty on the represent our cause, it Is an ndmlsAlso Tax Cortiflcato No. 883, dated pier. When the car passed him at the Sion on their part thnt the truth about the 3rd day of June, A. D., 1001, hns awash channel, he nnys he called to tholr is insufficient to sustain the filed said Certificate In my office and the driver to tdop and that tho com ­ Tho people of Sanford may rest as hns mado application for tax deed to * r mand was not obeyed. Ho says ho thon sured thnt thero will be no ml««P™ issue in accordance with law. Snid drew his revolver and fired at the rear sentntlon from our side, and that none certificate ombraccs the following de­ tire of the car and was much sur­ of the things circulated about Mr scribed property situated In Semi­ prised to And, when tho cor was stop­ Lake’s supporters, or himself, nole County, Florida, to-wit: 1-3 int. ped that he had h it anybody, He de­ true, If they would be inimical to in E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Sec. 20 clared he did not shoot at the occu­ future Interest and progress Twp. 20 S., Rango 20 East. Tho snid pants of the car. Nnnh was sitting on land being assessed at tho dnto of tho city. _v, the rear sent and th e bullet went issunneo of such certificate In tho through the hack of tho cor and Into FOHREST LAKE CAM^ J , (^ ITTEE name of T. A. Phipps. Nash's thigh, making a severe flesh Also Tax Cortiflcato No. 836 dated By J. J. Dickinson, wound. After his wound was dressed tho 2nd day of Juno, A. D., 1002, has Chairman. be called up Magistrate Burk and tho filed said certificate in my office and Utter went to his office and Issued » has mado application for tax deed to P. S— warrant for Goodwin, who came to issuo in accordance with law. Said More Unfair Tactics the office nnd arranged bond. Good­ certificate ombraccs tho following de­ It has later come to our attention scribed property situated in Seminolo e n was suspended from police dutp by Mayor Mitchell this morning. ThTe that tho opposition to Mr. Lake’s can­ County, Florida, to-wit: 1-8 int. in m»yor said he had given strict orders didacy is rosorting to such unfair E l-2 of SE 1-4 of SE1-4 Sect. 26, to the police not to Bhoot at epoedlng tactics as to try and persuade Twp. 20 S., Rango 20 East, 20 acres. •utomobilcs nnd to use tholr revolv­ many people as thoy can to sign their Tho said land bring assessed at thq.| ers only la necessary self-defense. He petition after signing Mr. Lake's, and dnto of tho issuance of such certificate'’ **ys it is n dangerous •practise for telling those who do not know any in tho namo of T. A. Phillip. | police to shoot at tires on automo­ bettor that It Is alright to sign two Also Tax Certificate No. 261, dated bile* Goodwin will be tried as soon petitions. Under the law a voter can tho 3rd day of July, A .D., 1016, has ALL KINDS OF TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, PAPER, SUPPLIES only Bign one petition, and if he signs filed said certificate in my office and *» Nash la able to appear In court. two ho Is in the same position as if he — -----A- hns made application for tax doed to Post c«rds—local rie w s -lc each a t' had »HU not signed --------any. w Our opponents . t ^ issue in accordance with law. Said ._ i- •- * nre doing this not to Increase tho the Herald office. •• v Busy Still Is Run by Orientals PEOPLES’ FORUM fivegallons of GASFREE HOF-MAC Battery Co. M \ AUTO PAINTING TYPEWRITERS ! edit Kinds-adllS ■ $ $ We are agents for the new PORTABLE REMINGTON TYPEWRITER—the greatest machine on the market. It is a big typeV 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. Y Come in and see it. Standard keyboard. t «$♦ We have also taken the agency for the new FORT PITT Machine noise, built on the proper lines and the cheapest machine on the market. ONLY ^ 7 5 , W hy Pay M ore 7- 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. The Herald printing Co. ' ' jLv* - ______________ ______ - ______ -____ 1« F -'ll ’ �J ■f.''.'"..' - V R iY, OCTOBER 1 1 ,1M1 -______________________________________________ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, PAGE FOUR dollars Into a garbrge can SANFORD DAILY HERALD and mistake. A four hours afterward w. ■ m i l itIM lM , ir» H u m IIi A* >1 tefllrt. lUrtL THE HERALD PRINTING CO., be. m u m u H O LLY _____________ Editor M» J. LILLARD..„8ecr*tary-Trea*urer WL J . H. A. NEEL....... .... General M u i |i r ROBERT J. HOLLY, J r , dlO V LA T IO V MAXAOU Phono 14S up to fl P. M. 0 » YMU Els Rlithl .............................. BofE hi OUy Vy Cfcntor O— W«h ................................... » <>»*■ . 1 W U | U< to 1 H 4 * W * *to «M1r * m n OflTOto O M tr u J U m M J*M « n * 7 rrU * r. AdwrtUto* n te * m*4* H ifillM U N . h U M N b ftlltlM . P .M »m wu, tliu n to nlwto*._______ ' Mouibor of Tho Associated Prooo We want to congratulate the City Commissioners upon their purchase of a new fire truck with pumping ap­ paratus. This will mean tho right kind of fire protection and «*ve the tax payers many dollars aside from reducing tho fire ins^ganco ntea. -----------o—-------Tho Daily Herald la giving you the ball games play by play within a few minutes of tho time they happen in New York. You got the same sorvico that nil the big metropolitan pa­ pers nro giving you. Sometimes vie doubt If tho peoplo hero appreciate such u service for they certainly fall to buy sufficient extra papers to mnku It profitable. [ j -Ib! B Nothing is too good for tho sub­ scribers of tho Dnily Herald. Tho management will mako it n ronly daily paper In every sense of tho word but it takes subscribers and advertising, and wo expect that from the poople of Sanford If the people of Sanford expect n real dnily pnpor. Thoro nro too mnny people in the world that want something for nothing, ---------- o---------Unless the lnws nro chnnged in this nnd other counties, the making anil selling of liquor will go merrily on. Of three cases in this county for Hell­ ing and making liquor, none of the accused nre on tho rond, nnd on ac­ count of thnt snmo old "tochnnllty" the offenders nre enjoying their freed­ om. There Is no use for tho officers to capture moonshiners or blockade runners. The law does not scorn to hold them after being caught Why Is It? 1m I It [M i i i Thnl "squawk" in the Tntnpn TriImno about the hunters being pulled In Seminole county for having high powered rifles on them is certainly funny. Their dogs were running deer, the men had rifles, they were pulled for hnving rifles in their possession nnd fined nnd yet thoy say they were not hunting. Wall, that’s whnt they nl say, hut they could not pull this stunt In Hillsboro or any other county in tho Stnto, nnd certainly they will not be allowed to pull '* in Seminole. Five more subscribers came in yes­ terday for the Daily Herald. We want fifteen more now to bring tho list to the one thousand mark. Who will be the next lucky one? The Dally Herald is one of the host dallies in this part of the State; giving you ev­ ery bit of the news of the world, of the State, of the county, and the city. You cannot get all of this news in any other paper In the State for the money. Help us to mnke it bigger nnd better. Whnt is tho nuttier with Minmi? asks tho Tampa Times. We do not think there is anything the matter with Miami in the school closing epi­ sode. it Is the Floritln legislature that is to hlnmc for not passing a law thnt would have relieved Minmi schools nnd all the schools of the Stnto. If the law prevents going over a certnin millngo for school pur­ poses nnd a city doubles in population it is certain thnt tho schools will need dpuble tho amount. If tho amount is not forthcoming from the Bchool fund —well, thero you nro. -----------o----------"It takes Florida people to be lucky. A Jacksonville man throw hrn money belt containing twenty thous- on a cool day, CAMI'IIRl.L'S Soups are always welcome: Chicken Gumbo, Con­ somme, Celery, Chicken, Aspar­ agus, Tomato, Vegetable, Ver­ micelli Tomato, Mutton,, B^gn, Bouillion, Tomato-Okra, Ox Tail, Mock Turtle, Mulligatawny, Pea and Beef. CAMPBELL’S SOUPS ffb. KM. Deane Turner WELAKA BLOCK Phones 497-414 by ho went back and searched tho can and got the money."—'Perry Herald. How ninny of the get-rich-quick fellows who read the above Item will pro cced to search the garbage cann, hop' ing that somo other man has been careless os to where ho put his mon' eyT—DeLand Nows. We know a man who threw $60,000 in an oil well and when he went back to look for It the money was gono. But of course this was In Texas, and not In Florida, whero everyone is honoot, yes. ---------- o ELECTION TIMES. is.pulled off it will add upwards of half a million Idlers to the over tail ranks of the unemployed. The 70 strikes now In progress will add their quota. All these facts constitute a para­ dox whleh the avenge man finds It difficult to understand. As he looks the situation over In the calm, cold light of reason and common sense, he Is tempted to believe the whole world has gone mad, that It Is still suffering from the hysteria o fwar time, and in­ deed it looks so.—Tampa Times. ------ -o — STOCK AND TRADE OF NEWSPA­ PER IB FACTS SENATOR TRAMMELL ACTIVE IN OBTAINING ASSISTANCE FOR CITRUS GROWERS. WASHINGTON, Octj 11.—Senator Park Trammell has been very active during the past week in an effort to assist in obtaining financial assistance ta r tho citrus fruit growers of Flori­ da. Senator Trammell arranged the conference for the representatives of the Citrus Exchange with tho War Finance Corporation last week and appeared before the Board with these gentlemen to present the claim for as­ sistance for the Florida growers. Sen­ ator Trammell is Informed that the prospects are favorable for tho grow­ ers. Severn Ihundrcd thousand dol­ lars will no doubt be advanced to banka In Florida upon the growers se­ curities. This aid, Seantor Trammell says, will be for the citrus fruit in­ dustry generally and not restricted to thoso affiliated with tho Citrus Ex­ change. It seems that the plan of the War Finance Corporation is to make tho advances to bsnks or ■ group of banks upon loans made to growers for the purpose of maintaining their groves and making the fruit crop. If it Is a sin to lie no newspaper editor will ever pass through the gol­ den gate.—Eau Gallic Record. This is, in all likelihood, an at­ tempt At humor—a sort of poke at fellow editors, but some people real­ ly believe newspaper editors and re­ porters are by profession doomed to follow a path other than the straight and narrow one of veracity. No conclusion was ever more re­ moved from the truth then this, because the most valuable asset a newspaper possesses Is tho good will of its readers—the Jury that is con­ STUNT FLYER NOW AUTO stantly sitting In judgment over the COP AT MIAMI. paper’s reputation—and proof of this is established when a newspaper is MIAMI, Oct. 11.—Paul C. Latham, sold, for "good will" is included in tho native of Toledo, Ohio, former n lieu­ sale price along with mechanical tenant In the Marino Corps, former equipment nnd circulation. flier in the aerial mail service, invent­ However, tho majority of critics fail or of a self controlled bombing plane to tnko cogniznnco of tho fact that n 1and the man who took the place of newspaper is nothing more than n n 1Lloutennt Omar Locklear in stunt fly­ orgnnizailon of individuals, each train- j ing nftor Locklear’s death, has been ed in his or her particular line, a llI appointed member of tho motorcy­ working in complete harmony, w ith1cle squad of the local trnfflc police. speed and accuracy ns the driving1 forces. Mistnkos uro bound to occur,! Latham rode a bicycle around the edge of tho roofs of skpscrapcrs in nnd do occur repeatedly, but every] the Interest of recruiting and this feat possible effort Is mndo to prevent led to the winning of his brido, Miss thorn, nnd, compared with other big] Lillian Scott, of Cleveland, Ohio, who justnesses, the newspaper Is tho mosti snw him perform on top of a fourteen efficient humnn machine in modem-] story building in thnt city. Latham dny life. But the mistakes of the nnd Miss Scott wero mnrrlcd in nn newspaper nro published to tho world. airplane .1,000 feet above the ground. A bank or nny other organization puts only its host foot forward, while with Contracts hnve been let for tho each edition a newspaper flings nil its windows und door open, nnd the erection of a $10,000 new school build­ appearance of grievous errors are mge ing nt Ponce de Leon, In Holmes coun­ Indeed, "no nccurnte, bo spcei” '\ ty'. Bonifny contractors have tho con­ these are tho first instructions the bo-t tracts. With nn active cotton market, ginner in the game recoives, nnd forty nt around 18 cents a pound, mnny years afterward tho same instructions fanners have soltl both this and Inst year’s crops. This hnu meant a gront are sounded in hi» cars, The characteristic of yellow joumnl-l rellof to many . ism Is tho practice of coloring the ( news. This form of journalism Is fast TRAIN SCHEDULE passing. Publishers long aince real­ Southbound ized thnt, in the long run, it pays to Arrive Depart* play square with the public. Facts N o / 2:86 a. m, 2:46*. m R3-.___ seldom are colored, nnd when done, in No. 27. m m m m m 8:40 a. m. the groat majority of cnsoB, it is un­ 3:20 p. m intentional. The dramatization of de­ No. 89. ____ 2:55 p. m. tails is regarded »s coloring by some, No. 85.......... 0:55 p. m. 7:10 p. m. North Bound yet this same class, although uncon­ scious of it, demands a certain amount Arrive Depart* of drama in the hnndling of news. No. R2. ........ 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a. m A society editor will refer to u No. 84. . . . . . 11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. m young lady as "lovely" nnd "attrac­ No. 80....... 8:05 p. m. 3:25 p. m. * tive," when everybody knowc sho is No. 28. ____ 10:00 p. m. ns ugly ns a mud fence. The heckler Trilby Branch for truth may brand this ns a form of Arrive Departs misrepresentation, nnd carried down •No. 100. 0:00 n. m. to n final but ridiculous analysis it is, •No. 24. 1:25 p. m but the same heckler will go out on #No 158. 7:00 a. m. a rainy dny and say "Good momlngl" No. 22... 7:35 p.m to every friond he passes! Truth is l<eeaburg Branch always determined by the point of Arrive Depart* view. A newspaper is human nnd re­ •No. 167.......... 4:00 p. r \ flects human shortcomings, yet in tho No. 21.......... 2:62 p. m. essential it is a seeker after facts, be­ •No. 101. ____ 6:30 p. m cause the newspaper sells facts—facts •No. 26. ____ 2:00 p. m. are its stock and trade.—Florida Me­ No. 22.......... 7:00 p. m. tropolis. Oviedo Branch ---------- o----------Arrive Depart* •No. 126. HAS THE WHOLE WOULD GONE WHY BUILD A SWEET POTATO STORAGE HOUSE? •No. 127. 8:40 p. u . MAD? •Dally, except Sunday. 1. It will keep tho potatoes nt n Crops hnve been ungnthered this minimum of loss from rot. season in many pnrts of the United Eyes Examined Glasses Designed 2. Tho curing process /improves States and Cnnndn, and left to rot in Henry McLaulin. Jr. the fields, simply because thoy could the ffnvor of the potatoes nnd makes OPT. D. not he sold for enough in the markets them more snlnble. 1. Tho house can he entered nnd to pay the cost of transportation, nnd leave n small modicum for the farm­ the potatoes removed during wot or er. During this snmo season millions cold weather. This is not prnctlcnblo of humnn beings have died of hunger with dirt bnnks. 4. Sweet potatoes produce throe in Chinn, nnd other millions in Rus­ sia nro wnndoring from their homos times the feed value of corn to tho nnd dying in the streets in a hope­ acre. You build cribs for your corn. OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST less search for food. This has hap­ Why not build n house for your swoet Grndunte Northern Illinois College pened in a country which has long potatoes? 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. 6. Sweet potatoes nre relished by been known as "tho granary of Eu­ A storage rope." Our own country in overflow­ all clnsscn of livestock. house will onnblu you to feed them ing with money; tho bunks nre burst­ Pickling and Preserving ing with it; wo have perhaps one- tho year round. fl. Sweet potatoes reduce the cost half tho world’a stock of gold in our coffers; wc hnve millions of acres of of production of milk nnd pork. A undeveloped lands awaiting the plow storage house enables you to feed of the farmer; we have millions of them dnily. 7: Tho storngc house Is simple nnd houses that should be built to shelter our people; wc have miles of roads economical of construction and opera­ to construct nnd unmboriess bridges, j tion. Any farmer who Is handy with Why should anyone be Idle in this ( n saw and hammer can build one. land of wonderful opportunities, of | Seven good reasons why every far­ Mason, Sure-Seal Jars immense wealth, and a need of labor mer, o rat least every fnrmlng com­ thnt approaches desperation? Yet wc j munity, should have a modem sweet • ■ j , and Jelly Glasses ,. nre told that aix million men are potato storage house. See your coun­ walking the streets of our cities look­ ty agent, who will give you helpful ing for jobs .with nq jobs to be had; I information, or have It sent direct to that tho great railroad workers’ or­ you. If not convenient to consult a Stone Crocks, Coolers, ganisations of tho country are voting county agent, write to tho College of Churns, etc. by largo majorities for a "strike,” Agriculture, University |of Florida, rather than submit to a reduction of Gainesville, and ask for copies of 12 per cent, in their wages, which are Farmers’ Bulletins 070 and 847. now, and always have been, the larg-1 est ever paid to labor In this or any —Get your Scratch Pads from The HARDWARE CO. other country. If the proposed strike nernld—by the pound—16c. Thoro is nn air of expectancy In the air, the politicians scent tho battle from afar and gather ’round the festive board to watch the turn of the wheel, some for the interests of good government, some for the politi­ cal crumbs that'they think they will pick from tho tablo after election, some from tho more fun of being in another political campaign. Too much time ia usually wasted on the elect­ ions in tho city and county and state. Every man and every woman should post themselves on the various candi­ dates and pick tho man or woman who In their estimation would make tho best official—and women will soon offer thon.selvcs in this eity and coun­ ty for office. . .. It shotlId.be a friendly race always. Thero is nothing in tho whole political situation thnt calls for charges nnd counter chnrges in this city election thnt approaches. Both of the candi­ dates are well known to most of the people of Sanford. Both of them havo been in tho public eye in politics and in private life. Both' of them nro flnnciers, successful in tholr chosen lines of endenvor, thoy have been In the high places nnd their works nro known. They are residents, they nro tax payors, they have received hon­ ors, thoy hnve Hcrvcd tho city as nldermen ,ns mayors, nnd ns private citizens in many ways thnt progres­ sive citizens find to serve their city. There is no need for any ndvorso opinion to he passed upon either of them. As officials of tho city, they will have their limitations just as any other man will hnve. Beyond certain lines they ennnot go nnd if any of their supporters nre looking for any­ thing nside from service they will be sadly mistaken nnd no man should question the motives of either of tho cnndidntcs or of their aspiring nnd perspiring friends. It 1h just a friendly rivalry among two candidates nnd both of them nre Snnford citizens. The oicction nnd tho rnmpnign should ho short nnd sweet nnd clean nnd then got down to real business of making Sanford the great city thnt it should he. Politics can bo played to tho exclusion of everything else. Politics can he played unfair. Politics enn be played in such a man­ ner ns to disgust the fair minded vo­ ters nnd cause them to eschew the right of franchise altogether. The llcrnid hopes there will be nothing said or dono in this city election thnt will ruffle tho tempers of the most ardent supported of tho commission­ ers in the race, Tho office belongs to the people and not to nny man or set of men. Look them over. Weigh their qualifications. Think before you vote nnd then go quietly to the polls nnd vote ns you please. It is your blessed privilege nnd no man’s busi­ ness but your own. TIME We have the STONE JARS See our line of BALL fp j W e H a v e F a ith in the B O Y S Of This Community to fa ith fu lly perform th e duties alloted to them; to ju stify to the fu llest our confidence in them as th e com ing farm ers o f th is section. No distant field; no opportunities for advance­ m ent offer greater possibilities than rig h t here at home. • • And th is bank Is rig h t here to aid the young men o f th is com m unity to take advantage o f the op­ portunities th at present them selves. First National Bank A COMMUNITY BU ILD ER F. P. Forster, President rB. 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 CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholscr A ttorney-at-L aw Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD -:- -:FLORID* SANFORD -:- -:- FLORIDA BATTERIES DRIlfO TOBH Battery Troubles to Us W* Bp m UUm ea E m trie*] Work sad can (I t* r*a 4*p*nd*M* Mrrlo*., WX Also HATS OOMFETXNT KXOXAX1CA ro a oTXBHAUTJMo y o n oak Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Specifications Chcerfsil? Furnished AH Work Guaranteed H. T. PACE P. O. Box III Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor! Sketches and Estimates Free; m Company’ building too large and none too small. Phone 18D L. A. Renaud, Prop. -----ALL WORK GUARANTEED---- HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” i# Sold and Serviced by Edw. H iggins, Inc. H aight & Wieland GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage E xpert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane Wilson & Shorey Pine and Garland Sts., Orlando, Fla. PURE WATER Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURE Phone 811-W Sanford, Fla. LORD’S PURITY WATER A S GOOD A S TH E BEST Dally Service Phone II? SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Real E sta te and Insurance Phone 93 V. C. COLLER, Prop. Geo. W. K night General Shop and Mill Work Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD -:- -:- FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FIs. TRANSFER The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club “WE D E LIV E R THE GOODS" requests all young women desiring employment to register at the First Quick Service Transfer National Bank. Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; it no AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman tell vs. Phone 498 WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS O, a. WILSON. Owmr SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES Wlfhl Br.tb.ri <.*!*«• Dulldln, Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Gcncrnl Machine and Rnilcr Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands In stock >> Crank Shafts Re-turned Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 146-J W . RAW LING, Prop. Acteylene W elding of all KINDS Sanford W elding Co. Located In Eagle Bldg., 203 Oak Ave. HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “Sanford’a N ew Hotel” $1 JO Up Per Day (3LL0N& FRY ELECTRICAL ^Contractors Phone 442 111 Park Ave. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11,1921 PAGE FIVE Have you registered? In and A bou t The C ity bride: Generally fair ana Wednesday, ex)bab1y showers In ex* outh portion, cooler in . .rtion Wednesday. # * * * Pleatlag Snail Talka SiecJaetly Arranged for . Herald Headers Andrew Lees Is convalescent after a week's iltnoss with stomach trouble. SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Sanford high 'school will play Gainesville high Friday afternoon. Come out to Chase Field and see a good football game. .hading to business. A favorite expression nround San­ the Presbyterian ford Sunday afternoons is: "Slow <Cl8rrh will hold their Chrlstmaa Ba- down, Henry my hnir Is flying in ev­ .jaar, Uee. 2 and 3, 1921. 167-oa.W.tfe ery direction." Ever stop to think th at thcro would $1 less home-brew in tho United ROOFING, Red and green slate sur­ face, 3-ply |3.25 per square. Tiger JJtstm if it wasn’t ngninst the law to brand, plain, 3-ply 53.25; 2-ply, $2.75; .stake it? 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address M. E. Ginn, Box 391. 139-2fltp Get your battery filled with distill­ ed water free at the H of -Mac Battery If thoro is a man In Sanford who -Co., "Foot of First Sfreet.” They wants to got rich quick let him invent juke their own. 167-6tc an airplane that will stay up as long Another Imikdraw about the sum- aB rents. ner lathing suit is th a t it isn’t hard­ "EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Giant ly heavy enough for winter under­ that Uvea In a box. We can now fur­ arm. nish six Volt Batteries at $24,50. Wo Have your watches and Jowelry re- buy, sell, exchange, recharge and re­ ■paired at McLnulin's. Two first class pair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ ers. Phone 548. 150-tfc -witch makers. Prompt service. 140-tfc ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. A man may enjoy hiB sweetheart on Subscribers to tho Dally Horald bis idiocy during courtship but after marriage he doesn’t enjoy being sat should ask for a receipt when tho *01 . carrier boya collect from you. It Is tho only protection you hnve In case Tie Ladies of the Episcopal Church the carrier changes or thoro happens vill hold their Hnzanr and Supper, to bo a mistake in tho account Each 'December 1st and 2nd in the Parish carrlor boy la suppliod with receipt Home. 171-tfe books, nnd is commanded to give a receipt by tho Horald. Sco that you When the world’s arms nro romov- get your receipt at the end of each ‘*d ,the jingoes won't have a log to week If you are paying that way. -itand on. 108-3tp. USED CARS , with New Tires, New Paint lou ennnot afford to overlook the exceptional used-car bargains listed holow, everyone in the best mechanical condition, and NEW TIRES: CHANDLER, 1 passenger R oadster.................................$400,00 Cash, balance Monthly COLUMBIA, 5 p a s s e n g e r ....................................................$350.00 Cash, balance Monthly Hl'ICK Six R o a d ster.............................................................$300,00 Cash, balance'Monthly FORD, Light T r u c k ......... ....................................-................$125.00 Cash, balance Monthly CHALMERS, 5 p a sse n g e r ................................... ....... •*...... $500.00 Cash, balance Monthly AUBURN, 5 passenger ........................................................$300.00 Cash, balance Monthly OAKLAND, 5 p a sse n g e r ......................................................$200.00 Cosh, balance Monthly lORD, 5 passenger to u r in g ................................................. $100.00 Cash, balance Monthly 0 \ LRLAND, 5 p a s s e n g e r ................................................. $100,00 Caah, balance Monthly MnM And have you subscribed for the Dally Herald? f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t Well, the old bulb Is trying to climb but the warm weather period la broken and never again will the 00 mark be reached this winter. Of course It could reach it but we don't j £. Sell repre*ontC(l Jacksonville think it will. However, all yeiterdsy* rules have been broken this summer, even the golden rule w C. Johnson, of Cleveland, was a in thl. city y » u r so one can never tell. But this la choice weather and the Iff_____ folks are coming down In car loads now getting away from K i Farrar, of Snvannah, wag hi the north before the cold wave l^dty yesterday transacting busi* hits them. Florida will get them this winter and it will be another real Florida winter Wd Mrs. Tom Moore are now aaya the weather man. What j^aan tly located nt the Temple do you think o ' the World's gmc. Series: 5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 11 Hiss Hopper, of Orlando, was the jg o t of Miss Olinc Gnllager yester* ft Maximum ....................... 88 ft Minimum ......................... 52 at The Gables. * Range ........................ . 58 W. T. Roberts, of Groyson, Ga., * Calm and clear. u .,i bis headquarters a t the Mante­ * c a while in the city yesterday at* ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft The Ladies of And have you paid your poll tax? •he above are 1919 and 1920 models. Come In and see our used cars or telephone its for information concerning them. Do not delay l Dr. C. J. Marshall, wife and mother, left this afternoon for St. Petersburg, where the Doctor will attend the Med­ ical Association. They will return Thursday morning. Remember that you must register in the city for tho election If you have not reglatered In the city be­ fore. Women voters do not have to pay poll tax. Hon. Lewis Zim, state labor in­ spector, was in the city today shaking hand* with hiq many friends. Mr. Zlm la a former state senator and former editor and has many friends all over tho state. Distributor For There are six ty million men in th is country and there are only fiv e doz­ en of th ese hats. I t’s one hat in a million both territorially and truthfully speaking. It's a new shape— a new value standard. Come, don't turn th is down w ithout a t least a look, fo r when th ey are gone your only chance of g ettin g one will be in a check room— B Y MIS­ TAKE. A NEW SHIPMENT OP SNAPPY PALL CAPS 7//e s r 0 /?F r ///jr / s S a n fo rd , F la . All tho bnso ball news in the Dally Herald every day fresh from our ARE YOU GETTINGleased wlro service. You get every THE DAILY HERALD play and you get the entire game ev­ WITH ALL NEWS ery afternoon at 4 o'clock. Are you getting the Dally Herald and helping Special wires for tho baseball nows. your homo town nnd your home paCan you bent it 7 Wo wnnt ovory citi­ por? zen of Scminolo county to get tho Tho ninny friends of Mrs. O. L. Daily Herald. Somo places cannot bo Taylor nre giving her n warm wel­ reached until next day but the Herald will get to you sooner than other daily come to Sanford where she will spend papers nt that, Wo nro spending u tho winter months. Mrs. Taylor 1b lot of money to glvo you nil tho nows n former resident of Snnford and will right from tho wires nnd the base ball bo the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Brown­ news piny by play is ono of tho Blunts. lee for B o rn e time. Mth. Taylor la Do you appreciate it enough to buy a now residing at Indinnapolls. pnpor every night oven If you nro not n subscriber? Bo n Bportl Mr. nnd Mra. N. J. Lillard returned this afternoon from Okoechobco City, ENGINEER SCALDED BY STEAM whera they spent several days the DIES A FEW HOURS LATER guests of H. A. Neel .editor of tho SAD ACCIDENT AT OSCEOLA. Okeechobee News. Mr. Lillard wob greatly surprised at the wonderful J. K. Stovens, an engineer a t the Okoechobee country nnd tho wonder­ plant af tho Osceola Cypress Co., mill ful now city of Okeechobee, and B a y s nt Osceola, wns so badly scalded by that tho News Is boing made into one atoam yesterday morning that ho died of the best weekly papers In tho state a few hours later. It seems that a and has n wonderful future. vnlvo blew off while ho wns making somo reptlrs on tho immonso bailor A. P. Hnggnrd, of Twin Cities, af tho ongino, and tho escaping steam Idaho, Is In the city on a visit to his dulugged him beforo he could get out buddies, Dr. Ralph Stevens nnd Col. of tho way. Tho unfortunate young G. W. Knight. Mr. Haggard was In man waa literally cooked from head the engineer’s corps In tho world war to foot, nnd no medicnl ni dcouid save and fought under Col. Knight and was him ,and denth relieved him of his with ho and Dr. Stevons In many sufferings several hours nfter the ac­ scrimmages nnd tho boys nre having cident happened. a fine visit together. He is In lovo Tho remains wore brought to this with Florida and especially with Snn­ city by T. J .Miller & Son, nnd pre­ ford. He has been engnged in en­ pared for burial nnd sent to his old gineering work on government work homo at Welbomc Inst night. Tho nnd on tho big Irrigation dams In the death of this young man hnn cast n w e st. gloom over Osceola whe.ro ho wns loved and esteemed by all who knew KIWANI8 CLUB MEETS him. FOR ORGANIZATION LAST NIGHT AT VALDEZ. Tho movement in Sanford to or­ ganize a Klwanis terminated last night In the perfection of tho organi­ zation, when n meeting wns hold nt the Valdez hotel under tho direction of district secretary, T. Jeff Bailey, of Birmingham, Ala. The first luncheon of the club will bo hold nt tho Valdez hotel Thursday, October 20, at 12:15 p. m., at which time all nccossory details for pro­ cedure wlll .be nnnounind. Tho ,per­ sonnel of the club is of tho very host, and Snnford can look for grout things from tho Kiwnnis club In tho fuluro. Somo special stunts nro already be­ ing nrrnngod for tho meeting Thurs­ day wook, nnd among other features will be the direction nf the singing by Secretary Reynolds of tho Daytona Y. M .C A., who Is also a prominent momber of the Klwanta club of that city, and tho presence of sovoral of the mombors of the Orlando club, who will participate in tho program. Mr. Bailey left Sanford today for DeLand whoro he Is engaged in per­ fecting a club also. « Registration Books for the City of Sanford are now open at the office of the City Auditor and Clerk and will be open to and Including October 81, 1921. L. R. PHILIPS, 108-lBtc City Auditor and Clerk. nr AWTl?n“'?Ii,G HT BPRINTOY 70 WAll lull LEARN M o to r C a r s $7.50 W. T. Roberts nnd family .from Grayson, Gn., have movod to Sanford and will be at home nt 308 Park ave­ nue. Mr. Roberts will represent tho New York Life Insurance Co., In thin pnrt of tho state. Wo welcome tho Roberts family to Sanford. NOTICE 209 P a rk Avenue A Velour Hat for one man in a million 1NG TRADE. ONE THAT’S NOT AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK. APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINT­ ING COMPANY. tf STATEMENT OF THE OW NERSHIP, MAN. AOEMENT, CIRCULATION. ETC.. REQUIRED BT TH E ACT OF CONo r e s s or AUOUST SI, IMS We Have Calls Every Day for ROOMS AND APARTMENTS List Yours With Connelly Real Estate Co. No charge for renting same for you CLASSIFIED ADS Classified advertisements, 5 cent* a line. No ad taken for leas than 25 cento, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cosh must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. •___________ FOR SALE FOR SALE—Roso No. 4 seed, Irish potatoes, por bushel $2.00.—L. A. Brumley. 131-tfc FOR SALE—8-room house with nil modern convenience, excellent re­ pair. Private water works, in desir­ able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. 1 1 0 -tfc FOR SALE—Stable manure; cur lots. Good dry Block, price $7 par ton, f. o, b. cars, Sanford. Chase £ Co. 161-tfc. FOR SALE—A pair of young, block nturo mules, at a bargain, I’hono 160. 162-tfc SPECIAL LUMBER PRICES: Com­ plete building achedulefl on requosf. Saves you 1-3 of coat. Book of IIouso plans $1.50. Monoy refunded if not satisfactory, or if we sell you lum­ ber, Send list for estimate,—Gulf Lumber Co., Perry, Fla. 10-1-lm FOIt SALE—Twelve good sound well broke mules. Terms can bo arrang­ ed with responsible parties. Can bo seen at Osteen. H. S. Long, Rural phone 4811. 108-4tp. FORD TRUCK for sole.—West Side Grocery. 104-tfc Of Hit Stnforil llrraM , pulillMiml ilnlly. r i r r p t HiimUr, at San font, Ktorlila, for Ortnlief 1, 1021. h t a t b o r r L o n iiM . COUNTY O r SEMINOLE, aa.l lli'fora tna, a notary pulillc. In ami for the Htatc ami county aforeeald, jwraonally ajiprarcil N. J. I.lllanl,* wli» h a rln s Iwen duly aworn. arronlliitf to law, ileimana ami aaya d ial lie U Hit HecrMurjr-Treamrwr of tli* Hanford Hally llrra ld anil th a t Hit following la, to tha twal of lit* knnwlm lst and twllaf, a true statem ent or tha »wmr«tilp, m anastm ant (ami If a dally |in|ier. circulation), Me., of tha aforciald |iuhl|ratlon for tha dal* ahown til th* ehnr* caption, rmpilrcd hy Hi* Ael of A ilsiut 24. 1022, tmlioilled In teclion 41.1. I'oatal l.awa anil ItefTtllatlnns, printed on Ih* rtre ra a of Ihle form, lo-wlt: 1. —That tha nauicn and aildri'uca of th* pub. Ilahar, ed ito r, m aunslnr editor, and hiialnee* FOR SALE—Seven passengor 1921 managera a re: Cadillac. R. C. Maxwell. 100-Gt Nam* of I’oalofflr* adilreea— I'nhll-her: llrra ld P rinting Co., Sanford. I'lorldn. FOR SALE—Very desirable city pro­ Editor: H. J. Ilnlly, Sanford, Florida. M anaelns E ditor: It. J. Holly. Sanford. Florida. perty. See B. F. Whltncr, nt First Ilil-liiraa M anager: N. J. L illard. Sanford, rtorhla 2. T hat th* owner* are: (O lte name* and Nntionul Bank. lGG-Gtc. nihlrMne* nf Indlrldnal owner*, or, If a roriHiralion, ei»* lie name and the name* and addreaaea of etoekholdera nwulns nr holillnl 1 per cent or FOR SALE!—Upright piano, in good more of lha to ta l amount of atoek). condition, $150. Phone 103-J, or ad­ llrra ld P rln lln s Co., Hanford, Klorhla. It. J. Holly. V. r . Ihit Ion, II. A. Nrel. N. J. dress Box 352. 108-Gtp. I.lllanl. T. N. Wllarm, Kd. llmirkr, llean# Tread­ FOR SALE—Now bungalow, cosy well. Hanford, World*. Mr*. O. II. Taylor, Indlanapolle, Ind. terms. Positively the best built S.—That the known bondholder*, morlaaar**, and other apenrlty holder* owning or holding 1 bungalow in the city.—E. F. Lane, the per rent or more of total amount of honda, mortReal EsUite Man. 108-3tp RBEci. or other aocurtllea are! M errenlhaler Linotype Company, New York. 4.— That th* two paragraph* n eil alar*, s tr­ FOR SALE—Nice fat hens for yard ing Ih* name* of Ih* owner*. Mock holder*, and aernrllr holders. If any, rontaln not only tho Hat or table use. 310 S. Holly Ave. nr Morkholdera and eermlty bolder* a* they ap­ 168-Gtc pear upon hook* of the company but also, In rate* w hirr tha Mock holder or security holder anpeam upon tl-a books of tli* company a* Inn- FOR SALE—Stove wood cheap. See tee or In any ether fldrelary relation. Ill* name R, W. Lord, at Hand's Stable. nf th* person or rorporallen for whom rnch trus­ tee I* acting, Is glreni also that th* said two ________ ___________ 170-8tp pur* era phi contain alatemenla embracing af­ fiant'* fall knowledge and helltf aa lo the elrenmsttnta* and condition* under which stockhold­ FOR SALE—Nice willow cart and bi­ er* and aecurlly holder* who do not appear cycle at 614 W. 2nd St. 170-3tp upon the hooka of th* rontpany a* trustees, hold Murk and aecnrlllea In n capacity other than that or a bona fid* owneri and thf* affiant ha* FOR SALE—Sound, medium else no reason to belter* that any other person, a*horse, wagon and harness. Apply to social Ion, or corporation hat any Interest direct E. F. L,, at Crown Paper Co. 170-Stp or Indirect In th* *ald atoek, huada, or other curlllM than aa ao Mated by him. h.— That Ih* a te n g e number of copies of earli FOR SALE*—Complete pumping out­ laeu* of Ihla publication told or distributed, fit, electric motor, pump and large through Ilia tualla or otherwise, to paid *uhecrlher* during III* it s month* preceding the tank. Magee, corner Park and High dal* ahown abort la HOT, N, 1 , LII.LARP, streets. ■ 1 170-Btp . - Bee. .Treat Sworn lo and subscribed before U* thl* Tib FOfe SALE—Comer lot on l i n t street day or Octobar, 1M I. at a bargain, -E. F. Lane, the Real (BEAM MINNIE UAKBU. N atan ruhilc. Estate Man. 170-5tp My commit*loo tip lret, October, IM A FOR SALE—Beautiful homo on Magnolin nvc.—E. F. Lane, tho Renl Es­ tate Mnn. 170-Btp Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. FOR SALE- Frcsh cow.—B. Steele. 171-Ulp FOR SALE—Overland four touring car in fine condition. A bargain. Inquire nt Ball Hardware Co. 171-fltp Post curds—local vlowo-^-lc each at ilornld—by the pound—16c. buy it with a Herald Want Ad. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two furnished roomB. Apply 1004 Elm Ave. 152-tic FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 719 Oak Avenuo. 170-fltp FOR RENT—Furnished front room, apply 411 Park Avo. 171-Otp FOR RENT—Ono fi room bungalow. All modern conveniences. Also pri­ vate garage. Phono 224. 171-tfe FOR RENT—Furnished room with private bath. 914 Myrtle. 170-tie FOR RElJT—Suburban home. “ e sn 308-J. 107tic FOR RENT—Storago room. Addroos P. R., care Horald. 107-0tp WANTED WANTED—To buy or rent with priv­ ilege of buying, 5 to 7 roomed house, nddress B. R., care Herald. 108-Gtp WANTED—To rent, small apartment or cottage; either furnished or un­ furnished. G. R, Snyder, Caro Bell Ja r Coffee, Co. 170-2tp. WANTED—Position by experienced lady stenographer. Will go out of town if desired. Address M, care of Box 272, City,_______ ______ 171-5tp WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, morning and evening deliveries,—R. L. Garrison. Phone 3711. 169-St-Tu SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get An Abstract Before Buying Property E. A . DOUGLASS, Pres. For office supplies, stationery, etc., come to tbe Herald affiee. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 11, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 11, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 11, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1f974bb72ab18298e09486d74ed45dac.pdf 3934fb0326f71dc5078b881462ead82a PDF Text Text City Substantial* IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 170 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1921 “Peace” Train Comes From Mexico In an Address to th e French People a t , NINETY-SEVEN MEMBERS FOR CHURCH IN TAMPA AFTERMATH OF REVIVAL BISHOP CURLEY WILL ASSUME DUTIES AS ARCH­ BISHOP IN NOVEMBER Counsel Announces i t Would File Motion W ednesday (Br Th« AuocltUd Tnot) ST. AUGUSTINE, Oct. 10.—Bishop Curley announced today ho would as­ sume the duties as archbishop of Bal­ timore November thirty at which time documents authorising his appoint­ ment will be read at Quasi private TWO HUNDRED NAMES DRAWN celebration. Installation ceremonies FOR TRIAL OF RAWLINS, THE. DBP® W B A trrM o p t o b ACTUAL SLAYER. will take place in tho Cathedral in ALLIES Baltimore early in January. (My Tb* AmiUM rnu) JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 10.—Coun­ ST. NAZAItlE, France, Oct. 10.— cil for Pope today announced thas h» "Franco must remain armed as long .I her security has not been assured'" | would file a motion Wednesday in wfls the statement made yesterday by circuit court asking for a new trial Iluro 1h Hit* Hint Mexican passon^ei tu.lii i Tax., since June 4, 1018. The engliifc wuh Ue« Aristide Hrinml, the French premier, for tho local attorney convicted Sat­ American Hugs. in .n address outlining the French urday for murder in the first degree government’s foreign policy. with a recommendation for mercy in M Briaml was surrounded by six of connection with the killing of Hick­ the ministers of h i. cabinet and four man, by Rawlins last month. The PARCEL POST, TRANSPORTA under secretaries. He <JaclJ ret^L sheriff was given name* of two hun­ TION, SURTAX OF 80 AND at the present moment ths Frencn BOTH PARTIES ARB SPLIT ON dred veniremen for jury duty in the ESTATE TAXES QUBBTION OF premier needs to have full authority trial of Rawlins, which begins ThureVIOLATION to deal with nil questions with which (Br Tho Tnm) day. he treats in the realm of world interWASHINGON, Oct. 10.—Amend-------ono, call, foul back, strike two, fouls (My Tho AimoUUS Pr*u) WASHINGTON, Oct 10.—Another to left; grounds to first, who touches ments to tax bill proposing of all Jacksonville, Oct. 10.—John H. “My voice must carry high and far, chaptor Is to be written today by the first and rotlres the runner at plate. transportation taxes, including those pop0( conceded to be ono o fthe most he said. ‘‘Tomorrow, beyond seas we senate in tho controversy over the Ono run, one hit, no errors. on parcel post packages, maximum capable criminal lawyers in Florida, (Bp Th* AjtocUUd Pnii) are invited to examine into certain Panama Canal privileges. Passago by Lust half third Giants up: Frisch surtax rato of fifty per cent and inconv|ctcd today of murder in the NEW YORK^Oct. 10.—Good weath­ problems. I hnve had tho honor to re­ the senate of tho Borah free tools bill er is indicated about noon for tho up, strike one, c:.li, ball one, singles to creased estate taxes npproved today flrBt degree, with a recommendation ply ‘present’ to that invitation. We is schodulod, oven tho opponents of fifth game. Early signs of rain had right field; Young op, grounds to third by majority members of the senate fi- of l y tj,0 jUry before which he shall go to Washington, first in order the measure conceding a mapority vote disappeared and the Bun is shining, forces Frisch at third; Kelly up, strike nance committee. was tried In connection with the to fulfill a duty of gratitudo and to in favor of it. one, call; ball one, boll two, strike two, but the air is somewhat chilly. i«e in their homo those noble and cull; out, strike three, call} E. Meusel, SNOW FALLING OVER Tho bill, which would exempt Amer­ NORTH DIXIE STATES brave soldiers whom we have seen in ican coastwiso vessels from canal tolls strike ono cull, boll one, doubles to SUNDAY’S GAME France. Wo will go also to accom­ is expected by leaders to lie in tho left, Young goes to third; Rawlins up, BRISTOL, Va., Oct. 10.—Snow fall­ plish n duty toward France. foul back, strike one, strike two call, house Indefinitely, at least until after New York Giants . "France must remain armed aa long the armament limitation conference. ing at sovoral points in oast Tennes­ pop fly and out. No runs, two hits, no New York Yankees as her security has not been secured. see and Virginia was reported hero errors. The senate vote is set for 4 o’clock Franco has earned the right to repar­ today, tho day having been set asido this morning over long distance tele­ Fourth Inning. TODAY’S GAME ations and security. At no time shall for tho bill’s consideration, to the ex­ phone. Yankees up: Ruth up, bunts to tho French government yield on these clusion of the tax bill and the pend­ The New York Nationals will be tho pitcher and beats It to first, pitcher home team and go to bat last. Tho points. It will refute the accusations ing peace, treaties. goes back for ploy, it's a hit; R. Mou­ probably iinc-up will bo: of imperialism which have beon made The toll monsuro does not apply to ] Americans—Millor, cf.; Pccenpnugh, l d up, ball onu, strike ono, foul back, against Franco. Our allies know that Amorican vossels in foreign commerco, 1 strike two, Loll two, doubles to loft wc demnnd our rights—nothing more. but only to thoso in coastwise trado. ns.; Ruth, if.; R. Meusel, rf.; Pipp, lb; conter, Babo Ruth scores; Pipep up, Tomorrow nt Washington I will prove It confirms to a plank in the Republi­ Word, 2b; McNally, 3b; Schang, c.; strike ono, call, out, second to first. to the Americans that France wants can platform of 1020 and to nnothor Hoyt, or Harper p. National—Burns, cf.; Bancroft, ss.; Meusel goes to third; Ward up, out peace. plank in tho Democratic platform of Frisch, 3b; Young, rf., Kolly, lb; E. sacrifice fly to center, Mousol Bcorcs; "Wo will discuss the great prob­ 1012, but both parties arc divided on Meusel, if.; Rawlings, 2b; Snyder, c.; McNniloy up, ball one, filed out to cen­ lems of tho day coolly and impartial­ tho question. ter whom ndo n great lenping catch or Smith, c; Nehf or Toney, p. ly. If guarantees of security aro for it, it was sniling over his head. Senator Borah will Bpeak today in Umpires: Riglor, Nutlonals nt tho grunted Frnnce, she will be among tho favor of the bill, and Sonator Lodge, Two runB, two hits, no errors. first nntions to enter into tho policy Ropublcan leader, in opposition. Sen­ pinto; Morlnrity, Americans, nt first Last hnlf fourth: Giants up: Smith of disarmament, for France loptheB ator Underwood, of Alabamn, Demo­ base; Quigley, nt second base; Chill, up, ball ono, ball two, ball three, strike American, nt third base. war and imperialism. cratic floor leader, ,und a number of I Weather elenr and wnrm, light wind one, call; ball four, walks; Nehf up, "This government hns confidence in other Democrats havo declared thoy from right to left field. Thormomc- strike one, call, striko two, fan, striko the government of Dr. Wirth (tho will support tho bill. throo, fnnB out; Burns up, ball one, tcr 70; attendance 30,000. German chnncellor). The undertaking Tho Borah propoBnl would undo tho Batteries: American, Schang, Hoyt; entered upon by tho present German tolls repeal bill passed in 1014 nt tho Nationals, Smith and Nehf. government, has been fulfilled. request.of President Wilson, who told Play ball. France’s nttitudo in these different congress that tho repcul measure was First Inning moments is No aggressiveness, but a diplomatic necessity. Tho reason for Ynnkea up first. Miller up, boll 1, no timidity.' Mr. Wilson's request has never been called out, pop fly to short; PeckcnM. Hrinml touched lightly on the made public officially. paugh, out 3rd to first; Babe Ruth critics of the Versailles treaty and its fnned. No runs, no hits, no errors. execution by his government saying Giants up second: Burns, strike 1, FOR PERMANENT MEASURES TO a poor instrument had been placed in OFFSET IDLENESS IN his hum! and ho had used it to the best blea tho ball, safe nt first. Bancroft possible purpose, but that he shunned THE U. S. \ / up, fouls back, striko one. nits to coll; foul back, striko two; (umplro political controversies and would not short, forces Burns nt second. Frisch Morlnrity ran over to third New York enter into nny of them. In concluding up, singles, off tho pitcher; Young up, Nationals bench and wnrns tho players the premier said: • foul, first base line, strike ono, bail to keep quiet), bnll two; doubles to boxes. No runs, two hits “The country must weather theso Ninth Inning. ono, ball two, ball' throe, bnll four, loft center; Pccenpnugh up, ball ono, stormy days by tho strength of its Y THOUSANDS STOLEN fills bases. Kolly up, foul back, strike filed out to left. No runs, ono hit, no R. Meusel up, ball one, Ynnks up labor and work in developing its FROM ST. 'LOUIS DANK errors. foul along third baso line, strike one; mnnont measures designed to combat ono; ball one, singles to short right wealth and resources.” Last half fifth: Giants up: Bnn- out, third to first; Pipp up, striko ono, involuntary idleness throughout thor ON STREET center, scores Bancroft, bases still ‘ two, fan; * *ball one, foul‘ ____ _ _ _ _ _effect ____ ___ full; Meusel up, striko one, call, ball crowt up, strike ono, fan; ball one, call; istriko country nnd tho_____ return of th » BUILDING COLLAPSED filed out to right field, who mado a back, out, first to pitcher, who covers. nati0n'a business and commerce ono; Btrlko two, call; striko threo, out; FIVE MEN ARE KILLED Ward up, out second to normai. Rawlins up, striko ono, fan; grounds to groat running catch; Friosch up, lined AND MANY INJURED, short, forces Kolly nt second. One out to short Young up, foul back, first. No runs, no hits, no errors. Various sub-committees are sc striko ono; ball one, bnll two, grounds Lust half ninth: Giants up: Ruw- ulod to meot nnd tho fun conferon run, two hits, ono error. (Br Tb. AitoeltUd Fnu) out to first. No runs, no hits, no or- tins up: Striko ono, call; ball ono, to rca„ omb|0 Tuesday. While I Second Inning LYNCHBURG, Va., Oct. 10.—Fivo rors. doubles to loft; Smith up, pop fly and of tho committees havo practical!’ First hnlf second: Yankees up. R. white men were killed and two others Sixth Inning out to socond base; Snydor up, bat- cldod upon thoJr rccommondatlor Meusel up, ball ono, striko ono, bull Injured hero todny when a brick wall Ynnkocs up: Ruth up, strike one, ting for Nehf, bats right hand; striko p0rmanont measures, It is the op two, Btriko two, fan; singles to short o fn building at Fifth and Church, fan; foul back, striko two, ball ono, ono, call; strike two, fan; fouls back; of conforonco officials that a t lei right; Pipp up, sacrifico bunt to third streets collapsed while tho building striko threo, fanned out; R. Mousol up, striko three, fans! Burns up, strike woo^ wuj bo occupied in the stui to first and out, Meusel on second; Wns being tom down by tho city. All DESTROYER FLEET strike one,.call; foul fly, tip up, out; ono, call; striko two, call; foul along county’s oconomio problems Ward up, ball ono, ball two, strike ono the dead were workmen employed by LEAVES NEWPORT Pipp up, ball ono, bail two, strike one, third base lino; ball ono, ball two, foro act|on is taken upon the com fan, ball three, strike two, out strike the city. Snapping of a plate over FOR CHARLESTON threo fan. Meusel stole third. Third fan; striko two, call; foul back, out strike three, fans. No runs, one hit, pr0gratn. the old fashioned fireplace caused tho Upon reconvening the subcon baBeman drops ball and Mousol tries pitcher to first. No run, no hits, no no errors. W"N to topple, catching seven men errors. • Tho Score nm In rnrnlvn n rntuwf fm n to steal home and is caught at the without wnralng. Second half sixth: Giants up: Kel­ plato. No runs, ono hit, no errors. Giants up, second half socond: Smith ly up, ah-iko one, call; singles to short Yankees .......................... - ...... 8 6 1 YOUNG LEEDS AND up, lined out to second; Nehf up, one center; Meusel up, grounds to second, Giants ....................... ....... . 1 10 1 PRINCESS XENIA Time of game, one four and fifty striko, filed out to right; Burns up, forcing Kelly a t Becond; Rawlins up, strike one, call; out, fly to center FULLY WEDDED NOW, minutes. bunts safely towards first base, pitch­ Tomorrow’s game at 2:00 p. m. Eas­ er gets tho boll, but Bums beat it to (Br Tho AiMcUUS Tnu) tern standard time. Now York Amer­ WOULD CLOBB first, gets a hit; Bancroft up, ball one, \ JM t PARIS, Oct 10.—The final rites icana will be the home club tomorrow. ball two, singles to right field, Ban­ DOOR TO CHARLES. ■ In tho mnrriage of Princess Xenia of croft overran first and was caught. second to first. No runs, one hit, no errors. Greece and William B. Leeds, Jr., of No runs, one hit, no errors. BUDAPES, O ct 10.—Dethronement Seventh Inning . Third Inning New York, were carried out today. by legislation of the Hapaburga and First half seventh: Yanks up: Ward Yankees up: McNailoy up, ball one, Two religious coremonlea following proclamation of Hungary’s right to ball twd; ball three, strike one, call, up, strike one, call; out, filed out to free election of rulers is,being urged the civil ceremony of Saturday wore ball four, walks; Schang up, ball one, short right; McNalley up, pop fly out by the. Farmers’ party. This activity performed. doublos to left field; McNally on third. to short; Schang up, strike one, call; has been intensified by rumors th a t * After the last churc.i function the The returns of the World’s Series Hoyt up, striko one, call, strike two •trike two, call, ball' one, out, fly to are being given by plays at the Star bridal party held a reiepVon at cmc mends of former King Charles aro* fans, out short to first, both nra- left. No runs, no hits,, no errors. Theatre all this week. Nominal sum readp for another effort to return himi I 0 M o loading Paris hotels, and the Second half seventh: Nationals up: norah eld on bases; Miller up, sacrifice charged for admittance to theatre ev­ couple loft immediately for the Isle of to the throne. Nehf up, fouls to (eft, strike one; fly to left field, McNsley scores, Wight, where a houseboat on which Schang goes to third; Peckenpaugh up strike two, fans; out, fly to left; ery afternoon. Sit down and be com­ thop will spend their honeymoon is For first class Job work—the ball one, ball two, ball three, etrike Burns up, strike one, fan; out, pitcher fortable and hear the returns. awaiting them. St. Nazaire STATUS 1 )F RHINE (My Tho iiMtUtid T n m ) ____ TAMPA, Oct. 10.—As aftermath of • recent religious revival here con­ ducted by student ministers of various colleges, ninety-seven now members were received in one church and eighty-one persons baptised yester­ day in the river by a minister of the suburb. More than one hundred-ne­ groes also was baptized yesterday. CANAL TOLLS REPEALED / IN NEW BILL UNEMPLOYMENT CONFERENCE ON P R O G R A M �. THE SANFORD DAILY - •* ■ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8,1921 Mallory Line Folks Go On To Sanford President H. H. Raymond of the Mallory Line and Freight Traffic WHICH WILL BB STAGED BY THB Manager W. P. Lewie of the same or* LOCAL POST OF THB AMBR* gmnization, left yesterday for Sanford, $19,361,657 Allotted for Cur 1CAN LEGION where they were to attend a meeting rent Program of Relief of business men of that town and sec* MILTON SILLS in The follownlg business concerns, tion, including Orlando, who are in* and Service. fraternities and Clubs, of Sanford terested in securing better service by have liberally subscribed their names water from New York and other in agreement to enter a decorated M ILLIO N S FO R V ET ER A N AID foints touched by the Clyde*Mallory float or automobile to represent their ships, and through the St. Johns river respective lines of business. Names to Sanford. . will be added from timo to time and Medical Aid for. European Chi! Also a Sunshine Comedy Messrs. Raymond and Levis were from the floats already listed it will the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Ed. dren Will Cost $6,000,­ be a parade of magnitude never be­ Bryan on tho trip to Sanford, which 000 This Year. fore witnessed In the city: was made in Mr. Bryan’s automobile. American Legion. Provloua to leaving for the Seminole Bali Hardware Company. Washington.—Expenditures totalling county capita], the visitors wore tak* SPECIAL CAST IN Lloyd Shoe Store. 119,301,057 for carrying through Its cn down the bay by Capt. 0. N. Bie, West Side Grocery. program of relief uml services In the resident government engineer, on tho Bryan-Wheeler Motor Co. United States and overseas are out­ government launch DeSoto, for a view Also a Good Comedy Wight Tire Company. lined In the budget of the Amerlcsn of the harbor. ' B. A. 0. Motor Co. (2 Goats) Ited Cross for the current fiscal year. Wednesday evening Mr. Raymond Sanford Cycle Company. This total Is mors thau 10,000,000 low­ Mr. I.Cvis, Walter C. Thomas and Mr. Haynes A Ratliff. er than tbs expenditure during the and Mrs. A. W. Perkins were dinner City of Sanford. last fiscal year, whtn the disburse­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan. Mobley’s Drug Store. ments reached 924,492,741, It Is an­ The visit here of the Mallory offi­ Ruth Bros. Bakery. nounced at National Headquartara In cials was in connection with the re­ Cates’ Crate Company. a statement calllag attention to the quest of merchants and other shippers Coca-Cola Company. necessity of continued support of ths to and from this city and section, for Woodruff A Watson orgsnlsatloa by rssponse to tbo An- better steamship service and the in­ Haight A Welland nual Roll Call November 11 to 24, auguration of shipments of fruits an4 Cates Grocery Company If tba vital work of the society Is to vegetables out of South Florida, thru Deane Turner bo effectlvsly carried on. Tampa, by boat. Tho result of the Newberry’s Drug Store Outstanding among the Items of the conference is a quickening of tKe Carter Lumber Company domestic budget Is ths upproprlaUun Tampa-New Orleans service over the T. J. Miller A Son of $3,000,256 for work In behulf of Qulf St Southern to a boat each week, the disabled ex-service man and his and assurance of a Baltimore-Tampa Union Pharmacy family. This appropriation represents water rate through means of the now Sanford Shoe A Clothing Co. the amount alloted to this work from service the Mallory Line is instituting Hanson’s Shoe Repair Shop National Headquarters only uud duo* and which will complement its New Roberta Grocery Co. not take Into consideration tho mil­ York-Tampa service. Baumel’s Specialty Shop lions being spent In chapters for re­ The rate on fruits and vegetables to Raffeld-IIonlg Co. lief of the World War veteran. It New Orleans, from Tampa, will be F. P. Rines Is In the chapter that the greater less than half the present all-rail rate, J. H. Tlllla amount Is spent In meeUng this obli­ and the New York rate, while not an­ A. Kanncr gation of the Red Cross, the announce­ nounced, will probably be equally as F. Schwarts ment continues, as manifested by fig­ great a cu t Chero-Cota Co. ures of the fiscal ysar 1920-1021 when Brown's Market Shippers regard the conference here Caldwell Furniture Company, Inc. the total was approxlmatsly $0,000.­ as having good results.—Tampa Tri­ 000, of which $8,002,004 represented L. C. Lconardy Meat Market ths disbursement of National Head­ bune. Water’s Candy Kitchen quarters while tbs remainder was ,tlie Surprise Shoe Store chapters’ contribution to this field ol Inverness has authorized an elec­ Bandel's Emporium Red Cross service. tion on tho matter of a bond issuo Seminole Market Vast Work for Disabled which contemplates the construction Rivers' Bros (2 floats) Chief among the eub-dlvlatons of of a wntor plant and sewerago sys­ Pure Food Market the appropriation for work with vet­ Kent Vulcanising Co. erans Is that which concerns Itself tem. Tho city council recently set the with assistance to dlaabled men and date for tho olection, which will be Miller’s Bakery (4 Goats) women In government hospitals. This hold October 25. The amount proposed Star Theatre . Item of $1,790,000, an Inrrsoos of mere to be raised la $75,000, and the bonds, Cle-Trac Tractor . than $500,000 over the appropriation if issued, will be twenty-year bonds Gillon A Fry tor tho eame work In last year's hod- bearing six and one-half per cent In­ John T. Brady get, will provldg those personal aarvPerkins A Britt (2 Goats) Ices for tho disabled and their tualUsa terest R. C. Maxwell which are Indispensable to suppleopnt Ed. Higgins, Inc. those provided by the government. The director of the Veterans’ Bureau IIof-Mac Battery Co. (2 floats) has recently expressed his desire that Sanford Steam Laundry the Red Cross should continue and Wight Grocery Co. * extend these “humanising services." Woman’s Club Other Items of the upproprlsUon for Mrs. J. M. Dresner voterans* relief are proportionately In­ Knights of Columbus, creased. An additional appropriation Sanford Fnrmcrs’ Exchange. of $460,600 has been made for Red Cross work In connection with regu­ L. I*. McCullor lar Army and Navy hospitals and Tho Yowcll Co. with the regular Army and Navy. American Fruit Growers. For disaster relief, tho lied Cross Sanford Furniture Co. has set satdo for the current twelve Hill Hardware Co. months an appropriation of $048,070, YOUNG BUSINESS MEN—on Tuesday Nights. C. W. Stokes virtually doubling tho appropriation Blackshcar Mfg. Co. for tho same purpose fur tho fiscal HIGH SCHOOL MEN— On Thursday Nights. Tho Hernld Printing Co. year 1020-1921. More than $2,000,000 Is provided for Any ono wclcomo to onter a Goat 7TH and 8TH GRADE GRAMMAR SCHOOL LADS—on or decorated car. Suitnblo cash prizes service and assistance to the 8,000 will bo awarded by tho First National Red Cross chapters by the notional Thursday Afternoons. Bank, Seminole County Bonk and Peo­ organisation. Helping Dsstltuta Children ples’ Bnnk of Sanford. Other Items of tho domestic budget Anyono wishing to enter call Lloyd’s LOWER GRADES OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL LADS— Include $408,540 for miscellaneous ac­ Shoo Store. 168-tf tivities, Including contributions re­ On Tuesday Afternoons. stricted for special purposes and $708,­ 000 for management. Each of these Will Investigate Items represents large reductions over All Secret Orders similar appropriations of the previous In United States yssr. From a fund of $10,000,000, $5,000,. 000 of which was contributed through 1.—HOLY CROSS PARISH HOUSE— the European Relief Council campaign and $5,000,000 allotted by the Red Social Entertainments Cross for child welfare work in Europe, there remains $8,705,108 still Basket Ball and All Athletics avallablo, of which It Is estimated that $0,000,000 will be required for Gymnasium Work this work during the current year. For Red Cross participation In the Moving Pictures Joint effort to relieve famlno condi­ tions In Russia, for finnl work In the 2. —BROTHERHOOD HOUSE: China famine, for Junior Red Cross and other overseas activities Including New Assembly, Game and Social Room the closing of the old general relief program In Europe $4,078,000 Is made, Two Billiard Tables available. In announcing the national budget, Shower Baths the Red Cross makes It clear that the figures do not Include chapter ex­ 3.—BOWLING ALLEYS— . penditures or place any cash estimate on tho Invaluable service of volun­ Matched Games between Chapters and teers In chapters. Tonight nt the Princess KAYNEE Pajnmettes are tho really comfy sleeping togs for tho youngsters..No belt line to press—they’re all in one piece. You’ll like the color-fast materials, too, and the well finished seams. Be sure to drop in and see them. SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. SENATE LEADERS ANN SEVERAL NEW PRO POSAL8 The Peoples o f Sanford B. S. A . Special Benefits and Privileges CARRYING ON SERVICE FOR DISABLED VETERANS OF t h e w o r l d WAR THAT 13 COSTING $10,000,000 A YEAR, THE AMERICAN RED CROSS IS HELPING FULFILL THIS NATION’S OBLIGATION TO ITS DEFENDERS. HELP THE RED CROSS CONTINUE THIS WORK BY ANSWERING THE ANNUAL ROLL CALL NOVEMBER 11-24, 192i. Clubs Out-of-town Challenged Games. The Brotherhood is: Religious; Fraternal; Social Brotherhood o f Saint Andrew Holy Cross Parish Park and Magnolia ou 4 th Street �> 3 Oflt sb o i Pleasant La­ ss, League Choose*! This Progressive recognizes that its progress hinges on the financial growth of this com­ munity. Do You Know? Fire of the Most Pleasant Ladies In Sanford Named at the Baptist Chureh Last Night That the City Planning and Tourist Convention Committees As advertised Dr. George Hyman, have good things In store for ub. The Band will play thru names the five ladies that were se­ lected by the Smile and Fellowship the winter twice a week. The bulkhead will be beautified. League at the Baptist church last So it’s perfectly natural for it to night. The following letter was re* Watch Sanford Grow. be interested in the progress of each ceived by him from the League and ha read It as follows: citizen. Dr. Georgo Hyman, Pastor of the First Baptist Church, r7 fm Consequently, for our mutual Sanford, Fla, Dear Sir: benefit, this bank offers its co-opera­ Wo wish you to announce to the O n g f o r m ik b ) f * y iR 0 IN lA tion and invites your account. congregation at your church the names One fennrfknmttt. BURLEY of the five most pleasant women in Sanford. In our canvnss of tho eity One for arom a,TURK ISH we And that there aro more woman The fin*t tobacco* perfectly suggested as the most pleasant than there were moo. With E vety Pair aged and b lend ed We also found that It was neces­ sary to call In three extra Judges te decide by secret ballot the moat pleas-1 ant ones to be named. We give the! results of the vote below: :: PROGRESS :: SERVICE STRENGTH Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. Orris! King, Mrs. W. M. Thigpen, Mrs. W,j 4% INTEREST PAID * 1( 1 ’JK U LftX t T. Langley, Mrs. Loretta Brotheraon. There was one other whose vote was SHOES THAT WEAR so close ns to warrant special mention 1the Holy Cfoss chapters of tho Broth­ but same will not be given ns her htfs- NEW REFRIGERATOR FACTORY FOR EUSTIS. erhood of Saint Andrew, which is hold­ band wns among those mentioned last. Sunday night. ing its 37th annual convention in that Please stnto also thnt the names of, Mr. A. L. Gibbs, of Tulsa, Okla, city from the 12th to 17th of October. the five most pleasant dorks in San-: the Inventor of the Gibbs Automatic H R S. FRED DAICER. Society Editor. _•________ Phone 2I7-W_________ • Mrs. Howard Ovcrlin returned homo ford will be given next Sunday night. Refrigerating systom, is In Eustls, Respectfully, Saturday evening from Evansville, In­ having been induced to come to this SMILE AND FELLOW- 1city by It. W. Gogsdlll, who became SOCIAL CALENDAR diana, where she spent tho pdst month SHIP LEAGUE, i with tho prominent invent­ MONDAY—Roof Garden Club at tho 1with her fnthor. Iacquainted or during his travels in Oklahoma V home of Mias Adelo Rlnoa, on Pel* S A N F O R D , FLA Mr. and Mrs. Shorwood Harvard MEETING OF MEN’S CLUB OF during tho past year. Mr. Gibbs will motto avenuo, 7:30 p. m. HOLY CROSS PARISH TO BE ‘ and family motored to Orlando yester­ Monday—Westminster club will meet day. HELD, WEDNESDAY NIGHT offer to Eustls tho opportunity of manufacturing his product in this with Mrs. Joe Chittenden, 702 Pal­ First Nat’l Bank Annex city. After a rest of a few months, tho metto nvu., at 3:30 p, m. Messrs. Howard Smith, E. A. " The Family Shoe Stqrc ” It is contended that Mr Gibbs has Monday—St. Agnes Guild will meet at Dougina and It. It. Dens wero business Men’s Club of the Holy Cross Parish 8:30 p, in., at the home of Mrs. Ray­ visitors in Arcadin for tho week end. will resume their monthly meetings discovered tho method of refrigera­ S E E 0 U R W IN D O W mond Key, 007 Pnrk avenue. tho first to he held Wednesday night, tion thnt science hns searched for for IMDIWMIItlUlMFf over forty years, nnddt hns proven so October 12th nt 8 p. m. nt tho Club Tuesday.—Social Department of the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ovcrlin were Woman's Club will have a business among the Snnford folks motoring to rooms. This club is promoting clean simple after discovery thnt ho is nblo mooting followed by bridge, with "The City nenutifui” Sunday after- nnd decent sports for tho younger set to produce refrigeration in small or Mrs. W. T. Langley, as hostess. and the Parish House, as in tho past, largo quantities covering a rnngo from ASK FOR YOUR RECEII'T. noon. CARPETS AND RUGS Wednesday.—Music and Literature will be the scene of ninny nffnirB for n practical smnil machine in the homo WASHED Department of tho Woman's Club Subscribers to tho Dully Herald Dr, and Mrs. J. N. Robson nnd chil­ both young and old during the coming to the largest plant In existence with­ will have their first meeting of the dren motored to Orlando Sunday uf- season. Plans, that cannot ho divulg­ out a moving pnrt in the entire oper­ should ask for a receipt when the nnd cleaned fit your home or we will season. ed nt tho present time, nro under way ation. It is estimnted tho cost of con­ carrier hoys collect from you. It is call for and deliver. Hamilton Beach tornoon. Wnshers used.—SanfoTd Friday—Mother’s Club will hold their to nfford better facilities In tho oper­ struction .installation nnd operation tho only protection you have in caso Electric Steam I’reiuery, 317 1st St. Phone 560 regular meeting at the Parish House ation of n plant of the kind now oper­ of these plants nro one-half cheaper the carrier changes or there happens Misses Eleanor and Margaret Rob­ ating so thnt every necessary thing nt 3:30 p. m. than any other now being manufac­ to bo a mistake In £he account. Each erts, Mrs. J. D. Roberts nnd Ernest Saturday—Tho Children's Story Hour Gormerly wore a congenial party mo­ reiiuirod of a plnce of this nature will tured, cnrrlor boy is supplied with receipt will he held in tbe Central Pnrk at toring to Orlando Sunday afternoon. be nvallnble. There nro many things Tho first cost of tho machine is hooks, nnd is commanded to give a MRS. IDA AUSTIN 8 o'clock. to be accomplished for the boys and practlcnlly nil tho expenso attached receipt by tho Herald. See that you 418 Magnolia Ave. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Herron and girlB in this nnd any city arid tho nnd this will bo but n minimum ex­ get your receipt nt the end of ench Mrs. W. E. Watson leaves tomorrow MAKER AND ALTERER OF ~ party of friends motored to Orlando Men’s Club requests thnt you jolq.(n pense, ranging nt first cost to build, week if you are paying thnt way. with them regnrdloss of your from approximately $75 for a ma­ LADIES’ CLOTHES 158-dtp. faith nnd enjoy tho benefits of such chine affording ono hundred pounds noon very pleasantly. j.'irT-'i.;' iiji.iui'11^4 •this month. tin association with men and feci tho of refrigorntion, to nbout $250 for n Boy U with a Herald Want Ad. Puro Water Mcanii (1005) Health, Dr. L. R. Phillips has returned homo satisfaction of having promoted some­ ton machino, with n cost of less than Mias Rincau nnd Walker Dickson, of from St. Petersburg whore he attend­ thing good for your family or tho oth­ four cents per hundred pounds. flood Health Means Happiness Xongwood wero the guests yesterday Will the party who ed n mooting of tho Wesley Brother­ er fellow’s family. Real men, you’re Tho matter of establishing a fac­ ■of Mr. nnd Mrs. Chris Matthews. welcome. hood classes. tory in Eustls to manufacture those I -------machines will be placed before our sweater from my ear in front of Peo­ Tubular Well Borer. Agent for AirMr, nnd Mrs. Chris Matthews, Miss BOB HERNDON’S STUNT. Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr. and Mrs. people at an early date.—Lake Rog- ples’ Hank on Wednesday, please re­ motor Wind Mills and Tanks. Wafer Itinonu and Walker Dickson motored L, C. Kolb, Miss Louise Kolb nnd Bry­ turn to Herald office.—F. W. Talbott. guaranteed. Gen. Del., Sanford, Fla. lon. to Eustls and Mount Dorn nnd Orlan­ an Higgins made up n congenial party The way tho tickets nro going for do, and while in Orlando they wero motoring to Orlando yesterday after­ the cntcrtnlnmcnt nt the Catholic DO NOT BURN THE WOODS. tho guests of Misa Mildred Dickson at noon. hull on the Knights of Columbus Day ■ th e JciTorBon Court Apartmunts. shows thnt tho Snnford people have E — 4Scientists nnd other pooplo who learned what kind of stars such iiilm i i I Mrs. M. Minnrlk and children re­ Allan R. Lee, of Baltimore, Md., turned home yesterday from Lakeland ns Boh Herndon aro. Mr. Herndon know tell us that tho life of our soil depends upon tho continuous addition was among tho out-of-town folks reg­ where they spent sovornl days ns tho is going to put on something entirely to it of humus, particularly thnt istering at the Montezuma Saturday. guests of Mrs. Tom Getzon. new for that evening. We have all grown thereon. They also toll us thnt hoard him in other shows in the past Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Chichester, of, Mf ^ „ w . nc|d, Mr# nnd know without n doubt he is one tho most destructive ngent of this huDonberry, Conn, are spending some , Mr„ Ujlkor t the y08ler. of Snnford’s host, hut ho tells uk that muus pon which the soil is dependent S time hero at tho Montezuma. I ,lny vory plt, 1Hautly nt Daytonn Boach, ho is going to nut-do nil past efforts is fire. Thoy toll un these things, und o in his stunts Wednesday night. It know they nru right. Knowing this, Dr. J. C. Dccn left Inst week for Mrs. Tom Getzon left Friday for wIM lie now and you will enjoy it. Bo If I know you and you know mo, bettor co-operatora it behooves us to discredit the burning llnxloy, On, where he w jih called by her home in Lakeland nftor spending nt the entertimnent. wo would be. of woods and forests, gras sand trees. tho death of a relative. He will also aoino time here with her mother, Mrs. If 1 knew you and you knew me, 'tia aeldom we Knowing that it is not for the best visit In Douglas, Gh, before returning jf, Connolly, QUARTETTE NUMBER. would disagree; good of the individual, the community homo. But never having yet clnsped hands, both often fail --------I and the state fo rany parson to burn Misses Clara Miller and Sara Mndre No musical entertninmont is com-' to understand Mrs. Dnn U. Wilder, nee Virginia ’ nro spending the winter nt the Tom- plota without n good qunrtctto, nnd to ashes tho grnss and trees that Na­ Thnt each intends to do what's right, and treat each ture grow for us, we cannot stand Brnily, loft Saturdny evening for her pie’s Girls Homo. Snnford has one of tho host amateur idly byy nnd not proclaim this tho deother "honor bright," Borne in Jacksonville after spending qunrtcltcH in tho Stato, and this same ntructlvo practice it really Is. How littlo to complain thoro’d be, if I knew you and several days hero with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. I). Furrull nro qunrtctto will entertain you for fif­ you know me. A former wonts fresh 'bums,” or Mr. nnd Mrs. John T. Brady. Mrs. Wil­ plcnsantly located at the Temple’s teen minutes ,as their part of tho Whene'er we ship you by mistake, or in your bill fresh grass, for his cattio »n tho der was tendered many social cour­ Girls Homo on Park avenue. some error make, programme, ’ nt tho Columbus .Day spring. Ho sticks a match tc tho tesies while here. From Irritation you’d bo free, if I knew you and you celebration, at tho K. of C , hall on grass, says "lot 'or burn" nnd gooB on Mrs. H. G. Messer, Miss Violet Mob- Oak avenue, Wednesday, Octobar 12, knew me, nbout his business. He is Justified in Robert Robinson loaves tonight for , sor and Horbort Messer, of SistersOr when the checks don't como on time, and custo­ t wanting fresh grass for his cattle. In Norfolk, Vo,, ho being n delegate for villo, W. Va, aro spending tho winter eight o’clock. mers send us nary a lino, fact, that dcslro In him is commenda­ here at the Temple Girls Home. We'd wait without unvliity, if I know you and you HAUMKL'H SPECIALTY SHOP. ble. However, there is another side to knew me. this story. First, there is a better way Dr. J. C. Duuii returned Sundny Or when somo goods you "fire back," or mako a Mr. Buumell conducts a specialty of getting thlB grass. Second, thero “Foot of First St.” | from Bnrloy nnd Dougins, Ga. "kick" on this or that, siiop, but that uin’t all. Ho can do a are other generations following tho We'd take |n pood pnrt, you see, if I know you and specialty act. And that is what he Wo Sell you know me. Lieut. A. Bivins, of Arcadin, spent intends to do for the show at tho present one nnd the destructive prac­ week-end hero ns tho guest of Mr. Catholic hall this coming Wednesday tices of ono generation result in ad­ With customers two thousand strong, occasionally GOOD BATTERIES S tho ded hardships for their children and things go wrong— nnd Mrs. B. W. Herndon. nght. Mr. Baumeil is newer than the their children's childron. ----- AT----" Sometimes our fault, sometimes theirs, forbearance rest of the Snnford pooplo hut whnt Do not bum off grass nnd humus. wopld decreaso all cares; ■ ANNOUNCEMENT fow times he has been seen has prov­ Let 1t stand to shade tho earth nnd CUT PRICES Kind friend, hpw pleasant things would be, if I know W. H. Treadwell, the electricul limn, en th at'h e knows how to shake his finally to die, rot and form more soil you and'you knew me. No matter what the other wishes to announce to his friends and feet. And his voice is there, too, and that will bp full of life. So treated It Thon let no doubling thoughts abide of firm good 8 former patrons, thnt he hns just op­ If you'll bo wise, see nnd hear him, fellow does we will do better will not take long for the soil to mul­ falfh-oq either side; ened up an electrical business qn Sec­ Wednesday night, October 12. tiply over and over In fertility and Confidence to each other glvo, living ourselves, let ond street In tho DeForest building productivity. From such a soil will others live; and that ho Is now in position to give NOTICE. grow grasses that will bo ten times Bdl any' time you come this way, that you wll| call you servico In electrical lines, Includ­ There will be a box supper and ice i)ioro valuable for ail purposes of the we nope and pray, ing contracting, supplies and fixtures, , cream supper at tho Mooro’s station Then faco’toYuco we shall see, nnd I'll know you farmer and cattleman than the also thnt he has on exhibit a fine line church, Friday, October 14th. { grasses he gets by "burning the and you’ll know me, of the latest electrical fixtures nt pric­ wpods.” es that will pay you to investigate. NOTICE ----------- ---------- .-f PTJWI 170-2tc iS The Ladies' Union of tbe Congrega­ Post cards—local view*—tc each st In the old country, the stork builds tional church will give a Cafeteria the Herald -fflca. on chimneys; bpt here it doesn’t both- sapper on the lawn of the church F ri-; :G or the man who Is rich enough to own , day night, October 14th, beginning at —Get your Scratch Pads from Tht , six o‘cJo$* SfydW WP*tb*p be bad it Herald—by the pound—15c. * I will bo given in the club room at the i parsonage. •*'*- 1 r-- ' .' I m y a DAH.Y XXXALD WAMT AD. Mu Try a Herald Wool Ad today. lU M H M U U H S S IlM a M a a H M M ' Three Inseparables T h e S e m i n o l e C o u n t y ij ♦♦♦♦♦B a n k 2 0 forl5* F R E E W r itin g T a b le t SCHOOL S H O E S SO CIETY NOTICE! A. A. HOLLEY £ T £ Come in and Let Us Talk it Over s HOF-MAC i 11 O �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 0 ,1M1 ag M entor of Coney bland sv«rv day we lane our license number and JJJh evening d r a w ^ The lucky number entitles the customer to— pjVE GALLONS OF g a s FREE Anytime w ithin a week, Winning Come on down. shown in window number next day. H O F-M A C B attery Co. "Foot of F ir s t Street” BELIEF COST him hie ■•Mrttr Wm Discharged »eeausa Me Hid Filth In Practicability a# Edlion'i Elictrlo Lamp. “Did you ever hear of the New York nfwipipcr reporter who lost bis job only 1 few years ago, because he wrote in irtlcle for his paper about fdloon’i demonetr»tlon of hie first electric limp! The publisher eald be ltd do place on his paper for a darned fool who would believe you could •plrtt electricity through a wire that ltd no hole In It, and fired the report­ er unceremoniously. The ipeaker was s gritsled otd elec­ trics! engineer, who has attained the lie when he ti Inclined to look beck m things is they were and to attempt to understand the forcea that bay# brought about the marvelous changes hi hn witnessed within his Ufatime. “You know, he continued, "so I look bark upon the development of electrical engineering, It eeema to me tbit idrirtlatnf hai had more to do with It thin m y other factor. Bluetrictl companies ire willing to go alnoit any length In the development of new convenience* because they have learned not only about electric­ ity, but hnve also learned what ta more Important—how to tell the peo­ ple about their producta, through ad­ vertising. "Suppose I have an Idea for u new kind of electric lamp, I could afford to spend nearly any amount In per­ fecting it, because, within a few weeks after It Is ready for the market I can, through advertising, get It on the shelves of thousands of merchant* ind I con have millions of people tak­ ing for It hy name." MEANT TO HOLD PR ISO N ER S •N 0u|>fvi *t>M uaui«a||0d esaui Chance* on Hit Chargee Cutting Away From Him. ‘The into Willard Straight," said ■ Cornell professor, "often used to tell u story which typified, he eald, Chinn and the Chinese. "Straight, In hli official capacity In China, onro had occasion to hand over to i Chinese policeman nine Chinee* delinquents. This happened In a small, Inlnrid vIIIuk**, and Straight that night walked round to the policemen’s qair-. ttrs to see how his prisoners were get­ ting along, "Ha found them holding hands In a ring—or »o, at least, It seemed—and danclnK round and round a tall flag* itaff. Ilka children playing ring■round u rosy. Straight drew nearer, •nil saw that the men were not really holding hands, but were handcuffed wrl-i in wrist ‘The policeman then came out and itlrred them up with a long pola, whereupon they danced a little faster. The policeman explained to Straight thst there was no village Jail, and ao he had adopted this flagstaff method of demining Mr prisoners. '•'Hut why,' said Straight, 'do you keep them dancing ell the time? ’"That,* HHld the policeman, Me to prevent tlipin from climbing up the UaghtnlT nint escaping.' "Straight tried to explain that nine mt"i handcuffed together, could scarcely cJImlt up a flagstaff alroeltananuNiy, hut the policeman thought U was heat to be on the safe side, 11,(1 his nine prisoners danced tlielr weary dance round the flagstaff all Bight long." luylng «nd Sailing Without Money. The difficulties In conducting trade* without money era Illustrated In tho following, reported by tho United “l«t*a Trades commission at Riga: According to current nebra from BoTlet ItuMla, the Council of the People’s Commissariat has established artltriry exchange velnes for certatneomncxlltle*, with one pood (88 pounds) , rye &™ln taken aa the basin II ii n«ted thnt this move has been mad* Decenary by the ralntrodnctiou of freedom in private trade. From these arbitrary commodity exthing* values, ns established In June, ««iigf. ‘t ippears that one pound of rye fl*«d as the equivalent of IS P«°(l* of aalt, 25 poods of -petroleum. « packages of matches, 8 metal .palls, t Iron spades or 0 srahluS (1 arable 1n 8l* 28-lnchns) o f c a llra . Office supplies of all Unde at The lorald Printing Co. .WlMKpouwaat ‘ftytWng in th u Una see The Herald. V° h*ve It or can get It (■7 Tte I mnUM Ftom) NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—Cloudy weather at seven o’clock this morning with official forecast of rain. Fore* caster is of the opinion, however, that rain would hold off until the Giants and Yankees had completed the fifth world series game. On oven terms the two teams met again and both may try for edge with hurlers they used In the second contest, Hoyt for the Ameri* cans and Nehf for the Nationals. Hoyt appears to be Huggins only hope to put Yankees in front again, Giant partisansd eclare he cannot possibly maintain hurting pace ho set last Thursday when he held the Nationals to two hits, one of them a scratch, while the Giants themselves vow they will pummel the shoots of any pitcher Huggins sends In. ’’Tell the folks down in Birmingham I'll win the world1! championship for the Giants if I ain called upon to pitch the decid­ ing game,” was the message Phil Douglas gave the Associsted Press to­ day. And the Giants believe it will be just about Douglas’ turn to twirl again when all Important games comes around. Huggins declared today the Yankees fsr from beaten. He said he was naturally disappointed a t May’s defeat yesterday but added Mays would come back. Hoyt Is Huggins' choice to pitch today while McGraw said he would pitch either Nehf or FOOTBALL RESULTS. Eastern. Pittsburg, 21; West Virginia, 18. Suracuse, 42; Maryland, 9. Lafayette, 27; Dickson, 0. Columbia, 14; Wesleyan, 8. Penn. 7; Gettysburg, 0. Princeton, 19; Colgate, 0. Johns Hopkins, 27; Delaware, 0. Harvard, 19; Indiana, 0. Navy, 58; Western Reserve, 0. Georgetown, 48; Urelnus, 6. George Washington, 20; Western Maryland, 0. Cornell, 56; Rochester, 0. Amherst, 0; Tufts, 0. Dartmouth, 24; New Hampshire, 0. Rutgers, 0; Lehigh, 7. Washington and Jgfferaon, 64; West Va., Wesleyan, 0. Army, 33; Lebanon Valley, 0. Brown, 12; New York University,0. Boston, 52; Worcester Polytechnic, 0 Southern. Alabama, 0; Marion, 0. Tennessee, 21; Chattanooga, 0. The Citadel, 28; Wofford College, 0. William and Mary, 12; Trinity, 0. Birmingham So., 39; Southwestern Presbyterian, 8. Richmond, 0; Virgignla, 14. Vanderbilt, 42; Mercer, 0. Auburn, 48; Springhlll, 0. Georgia, 27; Furman, 7. University of South ; Carolina, 7; Newberry, 0. King College, 64; Washington Col­ lege, 0. Tulane, 13; University of Miss., 0. Louisiana State, 78; State Normal 0 Howard, 45; Millsap, 0. Hampden Snyder, 21; Randolph Ma­ con, 0. Washington and Lee, 27; Emory and Henry, 0. Roanoke, 7; Randolph, 0 Kentucky, 28; Marshall, 0. Western. Michigan, 84; Case, 0. Wisconsin, 24; S. Dakota Aggies, 3. Cihcago, 9; PuTduc, 0. Oberlln, 7; Ohio State, 8. Unlv. of Iowa, 10; Notre Dome, 7. Illinois, 62; So. Dakota Univ., 0. Butlor, 7$; Rone Polytechnic, 8. Minnesota, 28; Northewo; tern, 0. Depauw, 28; Transylvania, 0. GOVERNMENT’S PART OF BASEBALL PROCEEDS TO BE HIGH. WASHINGTON, D. C„ Oct. 10.— Tho governments revenue in war tax­ es from the world’s baseball classic will amount to more than $100,000. Internal Rebenue Bureau officials to­ day estimated that If the series In New York Roes 8 games, or tho limit of nine gniries, the government's In­ will bo Increased by not less than $150,000. W ar tax Is applied on receipts of the games In several directions. First, it applied upon all admissions. Rev­ enue experts estimated that before the windup, the receipts will go to 11,000,000. That sum would bring In­ to the treasury an average of ten per cent, or $100,000 on edmisslon* alone. If eight or nine games aw pUyed, the player* wil Irecelvo as their •hare of the proceed* at the first five g*»»* not less then $800,000. AH of It vriH bo taxable undor the !*w' Another $20,000 In wer tax, or poealbly more, would be added on that seore, „ -■ Uncle Bern wilt go after hi* rev­ enue from the baseball riubV share of the receipts. The d e b t will take not fe r under $400,000 out of the gate receipts In the end. Excess - Castor Pomace Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E GOAT MANURE And Other M aterials Our Prices Will Save You Money Young Kdwintl UoiY of Coney Iilnnd, who recently had the privilege of faring llenny Leonnrd, hnu become buch an enthusiast of the gloves that he him inuilv himself the self-appointed boxing Instructor of Coney Island. The young man. who Is only six, cheerfully Imparts his knowledge of the bqxtng ruble to llttto Kthel Dugan, nn clghtecn-mnnth-ohl young woman of Philadel­ phia. who la already au adept at the art of self-defense. profits tax upon those earning* will apply at the rate of 10 per cent. Revenue officials today said that both New, York clubs have made big money during the past yeyar. Their earnings probably will run Into large figures. They had no figures on which to base accurate estimates of tho probable net profits, the clubs will show, but surmised that probably all of their share of the world’s series money will be subject to the tax. That would mean another f 40,000. Thousands of dollars more will be collected by revenue agents now on the ground from concessionaries, and from ticket scalpers. The scalpers am liable to a fifty per rent tax on the excess paid above the established price at the gate. FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS OCCAS ION ALLY IF YOU EAT MEAT REGULARLY No man or woman who eats meat regularly can make a mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally, says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid which cloga the kidney pores so they sluggishly filter or strain only part of the wasto and poiions from the blood, then you get sick. Nearly all rheumatism. headaches, liver trouble, nervousness, constipa­ tion, dizxlneas, sleeplessness, bladder, disorders come from sluggish kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache In the kidneys or your back hurts, or if tho urine is cloudy, offensive, full of Bediment,' irregular of passage or at­ tended by a sensation of scalding, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable pharmacy and take a tabtespoonful In a glass of water be­ fore breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts (s made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithla and has been used for gen­ erations to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activity, also to neutralise the acids In urine so It no longer causes Irritation, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salta Is Inexpensive and can­ not injure; makes a delightful effer­ vescent Uthla-water drink which all regular meat eaters should tako now and then to keep the kidneys cloan and the blood pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney complications.—Adv. Fro mArcadt* comes Information regarding the reopening of the Gask­ ins mills, an industrial plant which had been shut down for a long time. The piece he* new owner* and will extend activities to Include milling meal end grits, hulling rice, end also will be a market for the purchase and sale of produce and other things, such as crate materials and fertlUsesn. ■ a s k FOR YOUR RECEIPT. wmmmmemmmrn I Subscribers ta the Daily Herald should ask for a receipt when the carrier boys collect from you. I t ie the only protection you have in cam the carrier changes or there happens to be a mistake in the account. Each carrier boy ie supplied with receipt books, end. is commanded to give a receipt by the Herald. See that you get your receipt at' the end of each week if you are paying that way. 188-Stp. PHONE 586 In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit, Seminole County, State of Florida.—In Chancery. DIVORCE-CITATION, WHICH WILL BE STAGED BY THE LOCAL POST OF THE AMERICAN LEGION The follownlg business concerns, fraternities and Clubs, of Sanford have liberally subscribed their names in ngreement 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 Uated it will be a parade uf magnitude never be­ fore witnessed in the city: American Legion. Boll Hardware Company. Lloyd Shoe Store. West Side Grocery. Bryan-Wheeler Motor Co. Wight Tire Company. B. 4b. O. Motor Co. (2 floats) Sanford Cycle Company. Haynes 4b Ratliff. City of Sanford. Mobley’s Drug Store. Ruth Bros. Bakery. Cates’ Crate Company. Coca-Cola Company. Woodruff St Watson Haight St Welland Cates Grocery Company Deane Tumor Newberry's Drug Store Carter Lumber Company T. J. Miller St Son Union Pharmacy Sanford Shoe Si Clothing Co. Hanson’s Shoe Repair Shop Roberts Grocery Co. Baumel’s Specialty Shop Raffeld-Honig Co. F. P. Rlnes J, H. THUS A. Kanner F. Schwarts CherorCola Co. Brown’s .Market Caldwell Furniture Company, Inc. L. G. Leonardy Meat Market Water's Candy Kitchen Surprise Shoe Store Bandel’s Emporium Seminole Market Rivera1 Bros (2 floats) Pure Food Market Kent Vulcanising Co. Miller’s Bakery (4 Goats) Star Theatre Cle-Trac Tractor GUlon 4b Fry John T. Brady Perkins 4b Britt (2 floats) R. C. 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 Farmer*’ Exchange. L. P. McCulIer The Yowell Co. American Fruit Grower*. Sanford Furniture Co. Hill Hardware Co. O. W. Stokes i BUckahear Mfg. Co. The Herald Printing Go. Any one welcome to enter a float r decorated car. Suitable cash prise* "B GRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE Cecil I. Mooney, Complainant, TO BRING BACK COLOR AND LURTRE TO HAIR Alma Bernice Mooney, Defendant. To Alma Bernice Mooney, care Callie That beautiful, even shade of dark, V. Cato, 813 W. Marshall SL, Richglossy hair can only be had by brew­ mond, Va.: ing n mixture of Sage Tea and Sul­ It appearing from the affidavit of phur. Your hair is your charm. It tho complainant herein that you are a makes or mars tho face. When it resident of a state other than the state fades, turns gray or streaked, just an of Florida; that you are a person over application or two of Sage and Sul­ the age of twenty-one years and th a t phur enhances Its appearance a hun­ there Is no percon within the state ot dredfold. Florida service of a summons in Chan­ Don’t bother to prepare the mix­ cery upon whom would bind you, it in ture; you can get this famous old hereby ordered that you appear to thn recipe Improved by the addition of bill of complaint filed herein against other ingredients at a small cost, all you on the Rule day for November* ready for use. It Is called Wyeth's 1021, to-wit, 7th day of November* Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can 1921. always be depended upon to bring And it is further ordered that thi* back tho natural color and lustre of citation be published in the Sanford your hair. Dally Herald once each week for four Everybody uses "Wyeth’s Sage and consecutive weeks. Sulphur Compound" now because it Witness my hnnd and official seal darkens so naturally and evenly that a t Sanford, Seminole County, Florida* nobody can tell it has been applied. this the 24th day of September, 1921. You simply dampen a sponge or soft (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, brush with It and draw this through Clerk of Circuit Courtthe hair, taking one small strand at a SCHELLE MAINES, time; by morning the gray hair has Solicitor for Complainant. 9-28-5te disappeared, and after another appli­ cation it bocomes beautifully dark and appears glossy and lustrous.—Adv. W. B. MAYO Autumn is here, and tho house shortage will soon become more acute a speople resume tho practice of starting fires with kerosene. Phone 175 New AUTO PAINTING Having devoted all my life to the painting trade I can guarantee satis­ Fourth and Sanford Ave faction. Give mo a trial and be con­ vinced. Shop over Haight 4b Wel­ Era-Printery land’s Garage. Opposite Valdes Ho- G, Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GORE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street I I 1018 West First Street and “ above board”— that’i the reputation we’ve made in th e, lumber business and that’s the I I I way we propose to continue. When lumber took » big drop-down want our,prk*«—to the bottom. And you’ll find tie filling your order* with the very beet grade of stuff that your money can buy anywhere. Whether itV a clothes pole or a carload you can depend on full measure, goodquality, prompt service and low prfc£. SERVICE QUALITY f PRICE �mn y _________ ANFORD DAILY HERALD kc. . >*A J. HOLLY_____________ IMitor I. LILLARD_Beerotarj-Treaaiirer SM«* . NEBL__ ROBERT J. HO aaovLanox u i u n Phono 148 op to 6 f . M tu m mau m im T«i otiinno‘is‘air V **&*" * ... fMk ..... I »: ’ I IA yU 1 g t& t x -' Mtabor of Tho Associated Pr a n T77T ■ Protest against existing freight rates In Florida la rapftJTijr crystalli* ‘ n«j newspapers not under railroad contro] Joining In the chorus, and concentrated sentiment is bound to force action of some kjpd. ttaliriiacts are always regarded thru eyes of suspicion, and sometimes are Judged unjustly, but Tho Metropolis baliqyes ths cgusa of Florida farmers Is entitles to first consideration in ths public mind. Many criticisms of the railroads aro not justified, for, play­ ing Qp tho coin tpsdliUPi Httle atten­ tion Is given to the arguments of thp railroads and emphasis placed upot the charges against the carries, bul the railroads are not the mild-temperpd servants of (hq public as pictured h'y fhcW organs. They are In the field to monopolise transportation facilities when (mimfile, and after establishing this monopoly rates are determined pretty weir'h y agreement, which makes the producer powerless In reck- nPV' ■ In « --------------------------tTha brave go where duty Icadii when It la • tarlpf d ^ J ^ ' M tho poorhouse. -o----------ink B. Shutts, tf.tb f 9fTr hw been appointed on the gover­ ns staff with the title of Lieut.-Col- The railroads aro "eating up” mil­ al, Bet he will bo unable to keep lions of profits which would, werj \y buttons on hta coat after ho starts rates reasonable, go to Florida farm­ ers—tho class entjtlod to the major rolling up. slice of profits,’ because It Is by tf r We want to twenty more dally sweat o /^ 'd f> Io w s Jh at theso crops jbscrlbers this week to orlng up our are planted, cultivated and harvested. an even thousand dally sub- When crops fall, the lossos are borne We sot this mark for the by,l^e, producers; no one ever heard first of January but we did not antici­ of the railroads offering to sharo in pate tho rush of new people and the these losses! It Is not up to tho nubile to tell tho of tho home peoplo. T^eijrailroads fiow their rhlcA'nro to bo rbty.B lko Itfr we9k .pinkos an eyeij Trawar'TKTA nTstrlcTly- a problem of M bit catches, stop seining out .a| sea­ son, protect *ttie fish ahd fditer tme 'greet asset that- mesns millions to us if fostered and hardly anything If we do not pay raoye attention to It. The Tlmos-Urilon of Sunday had the fol­ lowing about this phase of Florida life that (a to the point: "Under the caption, Fishing In Flor­ ida, the Lakeland Telegram some time ago talked of <he wonderful opportun­ ities afforded In this wonderful state jfor the.enjoyment of the sportgf^' Ing. It is rarely mentioned, althodgl a pojent feet, that the'ff$%nnan Ajs ually enjoys eating the or ^ part of the cetch, id If lie too great for a single appetite. The Tele­ gram is qf the opinion that no' * of the fame of Florida M a fI ground has become known. Not fract|on of the ftreams and lakes i rivcrji and brooks and ponds and *' ous apd inlets aro given a try-out rpd and line—to say nothing of tjwplve hundred miles qf sea ar^d cjoast. |h e ^lej^am says tht,t th It lf f i i r hln‘ lh" m,rV jV.lL tl $ ed to be a oi^lho^maflcet." The special artidq is designed to call attention to fishing as a diversion and declare for it the at­ tention that belongs to all such sports. Florida offers unusual chances for fishing, and the t>len Is for the pro­ tecting of the game fish, which are sought by sportsmen. Declaring that a common mistake Is made In regard to one"of the g arn et ft'ty h , gram says: " ‘Then, tho people should quit call•w i f i W l °v“n ,f 45 takes an act of the legislature to mnke them do It. It Is not a trout, nor any kip to one. Tho bass Itself Is known the world over ns a gamo fish, one of the gamiest, according to some authorities, that ever flapped a flin; and to refuso to call such an aristocrat by a name other than his own is an insult to his dignity and reputation. There arc no trout—-thnt is, no fresh water trout—In Florida; but thero are millions of the finest bass that ever grabbed n hook/ Editor Hnrry L. Brown thinks that in tho average town and city the im­ portance of Ihe fishing pot>sibililies in each special vicinity are qften over­ looked. This he declares Is a bad idea nnd should be corrected. Local people can discourage an enthusiast ih a hurry if they appear uninformed nnd indifferent. "Right hero it Is Just ns well to re­ peat thnt people will keep coming to Florida in tho fall and winter and will remain until late spring, without any further urging. But of tho thousands who como South for a fow months or even weeks, few have their time fully plnnncd ahead. The towns and com­ munities that put forth some effort to entertain thoir winter guests keep them longer, and they come back reg­ ularly und bring their frlendH. "One of tho biggest features in our entertainmopt program for tho tour­ ist senHon is fishing, and would be well to ploy it up to its fullest under­ standing/' ------ — 0----------MR. HHYAN AND FLORIDA the railroads. put Jho Florid* ilubllc A t the 'tiood 'Ktads Steeling In Or­ knot’s ,tf r 'r a te s n ^ Iii affect tfxnnpt lando SatuYiMJr'It*Was discovered that terlug b W to the agFlc^tp f al inferthe Stntp Road ITdpaVtmeii^ yms In elits n f the state. Tbo producers are politics. '^mplo islljier‘,Ali of which re­ themselves "\Yhy tlie minds us that it bus olwnyq baen in wp Work fqr tho ' railroads shovltf politics and'always will’b« as long As and the question Is bused on past and the members ore appointive. And what’publlb business In Florida Is Hot present experiences. In some sections of the state shipping corporations are lii1politics’ -o., we rru being organised, which will be owned «,ICT '/ M# The Reporter-Star tells of a window by locnl capital and operated on sort of n co-operative basis, but some sec­ display'In’Orlando'of a mountnln lion tions are not accessible by water and shot’ near’ Fort Christmas. \Vo supmust remain dependent upon the rnllpoo tbi'1"mWnliln llori" whs shot roads for the transportation of their with one of the big guns thnt aro crops. Thu rullronds are big factors mounted at Fort ChrlsUhnH Id prdpn- in Florida; there in no need of mini­ mizing their Importance, for the fu­ ture of the state is bound up with its transportation facilities—but the re­ ittire bn hl's’person relative Id At lation should be a DO-DO proposition vtllAi 'and 'IleriaortojivlIrd'nndApbpkH and not n onesided deal, such as it add OHatifrj and other mountulh re- now Is. Florida is dependent upon the aorta. rnllronds and tho railroads are depend­ ent Upon Florida. All consideration's Goode Guprry, of the Pnlatkn Nows, must be based on thlH fnet. hak’started a ennipnign to save the Aside from the Immediate effect, fftklavvnlm Valley Railroad from Itnl nigh prohibitive 'rates will strongly sale ond he has started'something for discourago’ development In tho state. the good of tho community,’ The state Only fivb per cent of the land Is under could do nothing better than buying cultivation, and the other ninety-five the road thnt’I* In Ihe hands of a re­ per cont will remain untouched if the ceiver mui thnt will tie sold for taxes. impression becomes established that UWtfer’ the proper management the tha railroads will benefit mure by state could make money out of this development than those who invest road that trnverses soriio of the best their resources und energies in the fanning land In Central Florida and Is work of development. Floridn's great­ close enough to t^o St. ^Johny river to est asset is tho future, which holds far make water and real triinsi Sportntion greater things thnn are now being en­ meet in the Pfo^pr manner joyed, and the ppople of Florida « M PSWlt » handicap to 1?° 8. J. SUCH—RIGHT MAN FOR placed upon this yvondorful future. Thu I’RRSIORNT continuance of* present’ freight jrates will do more than any other one thing No bettor man In Florida is to be to burden Florida with such a turndi­ With mixed emotion leaders of the fotlh'd for tHo office of president of cap. Democratic party have ben speculat­ tljbTlorlda Water Traffic League thap Something must ho done, -Jackson- ing ns to whether William Jennings K jf. S|lgh, of'brlnndo. The promi­ villo Metropolis. Brynn, who hns deserted Nebraska nnd nent Oi*lando grower, shipper and ---------- o---------taken up his permanent residence in packer of citrus fruits and vegetable^ FISHING IS GREAT ASSET Florida, is soriously contemplating of­ *>y r n IM fering himself ns n candidate for the is a student of railroad freight probIsms and his long residence' In Flori­ Fishing is ono of Florida’s greatest United States senate from his adopted da has given him nn insight into the assets. AYhetltvr It he in the wuterH state. Senator TrammolPs term ex­ tyuo conditions which confront the peo­ of tho ocean or tho gulf or It) the run­ pires on Mnrch 4, 1D23, so there will ple of this statu. If thero is any man ning streams or tho clear water lakes he an election for senator next year. l i Florida who can snvo the peoplo of this great state, whether it bo com­ When asked ns to his attitude toward Millions of dollars in exorbitant mercially or for the pure sport of thin situation, Mr. Bryan merely re­ freight rates, J. F. Sllgh is that man, fis> ing it is an onset that should he marks that he hns no plans, which and tho railroads know It. Ho has the carefully guarded and nursed and cul­ may mean much or little. He expects "drop” on tho railronds and tho steel tured for fish, like gamo, will soon to vote In Florldn at the noxt election, rail magnates have a reason for send­ disappear it they arc not protected hnvlng by thnt time qualified ns nn ing all thoir representatives Into tho by tno proper mws. On the other elector. There is a rather general belief Punlnaula state to know why tho busi­ hnnd Sanford ns well ns other cities ness Is going vln water routcB, Or­ should pay moro attention to tho tour­ that tho voters of Florida would ho in­ lando getH tho office pf secretary- ists who come hero to fish nnd find clined to look upon Mr. Bryan ns a treasurer In W. M. Tarploy, All In­ tho peoplo so uputhotic about tho sport carpetbagger if he nspirod to tho senland Florida must aid the League in thnt to tho mind of tho visitor is tho ntorship nfter only n year’s legal resicounteracting the high transportation grontost thing in tho world. We, who donco in the state, notwithstanding his charges und indications are that the live here on tho shores of Lake Mon­ eminence In the party councils and the recently formed association will bo a roe, and near to the Wekiwn and Lqkq prestige ho might udd to Florida. The tremendous success.—Orlando Senti­ Jessup nnd Hnrnoy and thousands of peoplo down there appear to huye a smaller lakes and rlvors and grown notion that a senator ought to win his nel. ' familiar with thoir face are apt ta spurs before taking a seat In the up­ look with contempt upon the moro per branch of gongeess, Senator Dun­ idea of fishing and we do not realise can U. Fletcher, for instance, prev­ n c i I °n • seal and enthusiasm of tho folks ious to his election to the donate, was DLLL o cod the c who have come from a state where a member of tho Florida legislature, ft day, CAMPBELL'S thore is little wqtor of any Ifind and a mayor of Jacksonville, chairman of the IJ JBopp* are fllwayp lake like Monroe looks like the AU Board of Public Instruction of Duval p welcome: Chicken Oumbo, Conlantlc ocean to thorn, JVo |iave mpdq county and chairman of the stae Dem­ ■outsit. Celery, Chicken, Aspar­ ho preparations for the coming of the ocratic executive committee. Senator sportsmen. We have no guides or Trammell, before coming to Waahlngagus, 'Toms to, Vegetable, Ver­ boats qr place where he cap obtain ton, was mayor pf Lakeland, served’in micelli Tomato, Mutton,, Bean, bait an^l tackle and all the parapher­ ( both the house of representatives and BaallUqn, Tomato-Okra, Ox Tall, nalia that goes with fishing and 'for ' the senate of Florida and waa attor­ Mock Turtle, Mulligatawny. Pee which the real sport will pay pny ney general and governor of ‘ the price. He comes here and sees no ' state. and Beef. onth’plafyn on tly part qf tho homo This would indicate that the Demo? people for his favorite sport and he | crats of Florida are committed to the go%f where there pro more people of ' policy of promoting their public office his kind. We should awake to our Isis, demanding that they work th«hf WELAKA BLOCK opportunities here; built a boat basin way up from the bottom. If they in thfa policy to Mr. Bryan j -* ’ and rv w * 4 ,,m the ■...........0^ ■ W m ■» ; ■ 3 v to look the situation qysr with a View to Vtinrrtrtg runnWg for’ for mayor mayor'df df Miami ifor a stark and stepptnf from that into tho governorship. These two offices at­ tained, the senatbnhip might properly be considered within hts roach. Flor­ ida doubtless appreciates the honor of Mr. Bryan's advent to its cltisenshlp, and properly so, but it Is not yel dear that she is pleased to the point where uie Is ready to hand over to him one of her most important public offices. —Washington SW * Times. '» '1 -oGOOD ROADS ESSENTIAL TO DE­ VELOPMENT J> •v.* • I S y-H ' W f Have Ralth In the B O Y S Of This Community to faithfully perform th$,duties allqted to them; to justify to the fullest our confidence in them as the coming farmers of thip No distant field; no opportunities for adyancettterit offer Fteatw posBibiHtiee than right here et home. * : '■ WlW/ No community can be really a groat ,r» cotpmunlty unless It has good roads. progress demands pood transporta­ And this bank Is right here to aid the young men tion facilities and transportation beth is com irtuiittyti take advantage of the Op­ plns nt'bonpe—right f t o^r front door, portunities tjia i present themselyeg, A town may have rajlroads running in all (fractions, but if the wagon rosjis leading Into that town are Im­ passable, the town cannot be a good shipping point. The towji qisy be filled ifjth live A COMMUNITY BUILDEB business men, It may have .flha Mdros j # l^ g esto d cso f good,;{bVpr^]» may be right! the accommodations f- Pmay be all that could be desired. But If the roads leading to that town are Impassable it cannot be a good trading center. ' T A fanner living within four or flvn miles of thnt town may have a large number of cattle or hogs to ship, or perhaps some corn or other produce. T fr market mny ybe high. Bdt If the * !■ ■• f ----- . . ,r. -1 .. ■„’ *j country roads are In such condition thnt he can not get his products to town, except at a great expense of time and money, he cannot ship oven though'n "dozen raTIronifs run ‘fn'rough the town.7” "'' Yon C^n Find the Name of Every Live ProEvery year had roaejs cause the feasional and Business Man in loss of many tifnes ns'i^ubh as would r .t! be’ reautred to’^bulla’godd roads, and Sanford in This Column the loss falls upon both thii ’farmeV m/T ’TN' t’jrT nnd the toWn merchant,'................ ,t» . i n u u i u m : 1:. r o J J ’JVHtc** nil To hnvo a greater country wo must LAW YIillS CQNTRACTQRS have bettor1country schools.' We may erect modern buildings arid hire tdiflpetent tenchers, but our children can S. 0 . Shinholser George A. DeCottes not get the full benefit of ’thciiq bet­ Attorney-at-Law Cop tractor and Guilder ter things If they ore unable to a t­ Over Semihole County Bank SANFORD -:- -s- FLORIDA tend school regulnriy because of bad .,.1. FLORIDA SANFORD roads. *■-.vr «•* v,n Tho grentest thing on earth Is hu­ Sanford Construcfn Co, manity. Humanity demands compan­ b a t t e r ie s CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS ionship. We cannot he happy and BHIKO YOUR Pjanqs and Specifications Cheerfully contented if wc arp Isolated from our fL Furnished neighbors. And wp jppst.be more flr B a tten Trflilhles to Up All Work Gaarantced less isolated if wo hqyq had r°ada. H .T. PACE P.O .Box Ml Only when wo havo good roads can First National Bank PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS OffiBCrORY OF SANFORD S a J o ^ S S so S e Company SEPTEMBER FOWd FljKjES DOWN Builders & Contractors Sketch™ and Eatlmatea Freet i Phone 189 L. A. Rensud, I’rpp. Retail food prices during September ■Mnnm*m > • M weVe found by the labor department & Shorey HARTFORD BATTERY PJqt Wilson to have declined in all but two of four­ end'Garland 8ta., Orlando, Fie. teen cities in which’ it conducts Inves­ “Bpttery Insurance” tigation. Decreases amounted to two Sold an d Serviced by PURE WATER per cent In Milwaukee, Minneapolis and Portlnnd, Maine; and one per cotij: Edw. R iggins, Inc. In Atlanta, Birmingham, ‘Cincinnati, Elder Springs Water Little Rock, Louisvltle, Norfolk, Phil­ 9^.98% PUKE H aight & Wleland adelphia and Salt Lake City. San Phone Ill-W Sanford. Fla. Francisco foods rotdiled at prices two (*flf|l a fnvtff *I per cent above previous findings, while GARAGES in Dallas there was a fractional In­ LORD’S PURITY crease, and in New Haven n fractional Smith Bros. Gg^age WATER decrease. Expert Repairing In the average city, retail priceq OIL, GAS nnd ACCESSORIES A SO O O PA aT gaB B ST were found on September 15 to be Oak ana T in t ’ DBlr S fr.je . Fh»M U 1 about twonty-fivf) per' cont teas |h'an qho year previously, but were still be­ .( -(H l)fo l . ....I | REAL ESTATE tween thirty-three nnd flfty.slx per SANFORD NOVELTY cent above tho 1013 level. : •)». 1■ ,1 ,t .Hi ” ---------- o----------E, F. Lane WORKS At any rate, the cynics cai^'t say Real Estate and Insurance Fatty did |t in tho hope of getting V. C. COLLER, Prop. into the movies. f ................ . jfSii % General Shop and Mill Post cards—locnl views—lc each at Geq. W. K night Ihe Ijvrri^ btfre. Work "" -v- :: 1. . -'-t.'-ti- rReal Estate and Insurance CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Kycn Examined Gjssfet Designed SANFORD - jFLORIDA 517 Coxmerclal Street Sanferd. Fla. Henry McLaulin. Jr. ..Employment Bureau.. OPT. D. "t r a n s f e r The Vocational committee of the Buainess and Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” requests all young women’ desiring employment to register at the First Quick Service Transfer NatloKartianic'. Storage Facilities AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman If wo pleaee you, tell btheraj if no tell us. Phone 498 OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College HOTELS 212 East First St. Ssnford, Fla. C. p. WILSOg, q»n«r Hotel Montezuma ANP Pickling and Prepervjnp “Sanford's New Hotel” IliW Up Per Day TIME Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. We have the STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars » n d J e lly G l^ s s e ? atone Crocks, p lie r s , Churns, etc. Deape Turner General Machine and Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Genr bands th stock Cyanic Bhafta Re-furned Sanford Steam Laundry FOB SERVICE Call 146-J ' ' •‘ GILL0N& FRY ELECTRICAL "Contractor* Pkone 442 M l Park Ave. 1, ,, , Acteylene Welding OF ALL KINDS HARDWARE CO. Sapford W elding Cp. Ucated In Ragle Bldg., <08 Oak Are. wl* 1 M �■■)- ■SrJ V m y M lf,U.IUPP•»lB*, /n gSSSftS a fir *d • the ..... ^ The City <* w eath SANFORD’S ft TEMPERATURE For Florida: Generally fair . I./ht and Tuesday; warmer ,in ‘f tNorth t h and and Central portions tonight. Ah, ha, you rascal, wo hooked ypu that time. Tho old bulb had to go down yesterday whether it wonted to or not today we take great pleas­ ure in recording the fact that Sanford’s maximum tempera­ ture iiy 80, ynssum, 80 In the sun, too. That old touch of fall is |n the air and tbo folks in the north who recognise tho signs of an early and a hard winter are coming to Florida right now. Octobor is a flno month in Florida. Just that little tlpgle hi the ajr that puta the pep in the wine of pepsin and makes you feel like taking an ax and olitting down a sand spur tree before breakfast. 5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 10 Maximum ....................... 80 Minimum ......................... 02 Bongo .............................. 50 Calm and clear. World’s Series by plays 1* f t * * 0f the Herald. D A. Brisron, of Dayton* Repcb, P . business visitor here Saturday. Tko Ladies of the Presbyterian J „ h wln hold their Christmas Da3. I*W. M M * * ! * a Masked, of Knoxville, Tenn. jpept the week end hero on business. fi«t your battery filled with distillod water free at the Hof-Mac Gn*t®r>' Co., “Foot of First Strcot.’’ They make their own. M Whltemnc, of Atlanta, was in this city Saturday transacting busi­ ness. After you have tried othor laundries jhu, try us.-Snnford Branch LakoUnil Steam laundry. Phono 47B. SHIP BY WATER AND TRUCK leo-etc The Sanford fans are real fanB and ■we want to give thorn all the fan fod­ der they can digest. ‘ O. I). Ferrell, of Wc8t Virginia, is new on the Herald Printing Co. forco In the job department. Have your watches and jowolry ro■paired at McLaulin’s. Two first class •watch makers. Prompt service. 140-tfc Tavares is making preparations for ji rousing meeting of the Wnter Traf­ fic League on Wednesday night. Many from Sanford nre going ovor. ■HOOFING, Red and green slaje sur­ face, 3-ply $3.25 per squaro. Tiger brand, plain, 3-ply $3.26; 2-ply, $2.75; 1-ply, $2.25. Frco delivery. Address 11/E. Ginn, Ilox 301. 189-2<Jtp School lunches started at tho Gram­ mar school today and wero Just in time for the little ones that nooded hot lunches. This was a step in tho right direction. B r a n i n if lk« Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged far Herald Readers l * w r ^ L p .y Q SCHOOL LUNCHES HEADY TODAY tho kitchen. This is far bettor than | carrying tho wnter in a bucket. Later | nn Improvement over this can bo made. Tho hand-force pump with n barrel tank might come second. Final­ ly would come a gnsollnc-driven pump nnd nn elevated tnnk, which Is much bettor than either of tho former. Tho time saved in going to and from the woll with buckets to carry water and the satisfaction dorived FXU)F.” nATTERIES, the Giant will soon pny for the best system, lives in a bo*x. We can now furASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. w h ,sell, ‘x„Vo,t Battorioa M *2Mand 0’ V exchange, rcchnrge re-f Subscribers to tho Daily Herald should ask for a receipt whon the carrier boys collect from you. It is the only protection you havo in case NOTICE G. I. A. the carrier changes or there happens Thoto wi|l regular meeting I . ....... ybo y »a > uxum r m c o u n g uof i to bo a mistake in the accopnt Each ir boy jp supplied with receipt ' *• A. Tuesday, October U th a t 3?80 carrier books, and li commanded tp 8lv® • y U " - nt Masonic Wall. Atf receipt fcy tto Horald. Be* yo g uested to bo present. et your receipt at the end of each FANNIE MCCONNELL, *59-2tp President. week if you are paying that w a^^ iup. A NEW TIRE STOCK Fresh from Factory 30x3y2 N qjiS k id ............ $12.50 Goodyear, Perfection or U. U. Not an unknown hrnnd but nil standard makes. 30x3 NonSkid .. . . .. $10.50 Vulcanizing FRANK 4KPRS TIRE CO. 1st and |»m Ay#. Pb9Bf 4f7-W i R JR 5 * -------------- FOR----- 845 We have priced our fall clothing so that the highest priced suit ir>the house will not go over $45.00,—and th at is why we are selling them almost as fast as they arrive. And they are— M ic h a e ls-S te rn s C lo th e s ------------- a n d -------------- Cam pus To g s w /c..srow m ar /s S a n fo rd , F la . Tom Moore We Have Calls Every Day for O p to m etristO ptician ROOMS AND APARTMENTS YOUR SATISFACTION IS MY SUCCESS Connelly Real Estate Co, Office Opp. I \ O. I’honc 192 To See Better See Moore List Yours With No charge for renting same for you EAT MORE HONEY. There is no doubt thnt honey, sweets of the blossoms, ns produced by nuturu, is superior to our artificial aagars. Wo should use more honey and ndviso all our friends to do tho came, knowing thnt we nro thus to Classified advertisements, 3 centf a line. No ad taken for leas that 25 cents, and positively no elasslhed ads charged to anyone. Cash secure bettor health and longer life. must accompany all orders. Count live words to a line and remit ac­ Pure honoy contain* the most fra­ grant and delicious, as well as the cordingly. ________ ^ __ hcnlthioat, property’s of the vegetable FOR SALE—Bonutiful homo on Mag­ kingdom. FOR SALE nolia ave.—E. F. Lano, the Real EsIt Ib impossible to manufacture, by 170-5tp nny chemical proccBH, any sweet nnd FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish tuto Man. potatoes, por bushel $2.00.—L. A. IJSSS expect it to bo uh healthful ns thnt FOR RENT 131-tfc which Is produced naturally from the Brumloy.______________________ blossoms of flowers. The nectar of ^ FOR BALE—8-room house with nil FOR RENT—1Two furnished rooms. 152-tfc flowors la nn essence gathered by tho, modern convenience, excellent rc- Apply 1004 Elm Ave. busy bco from tho sweet flowering ■pair. Private water works, in dcsir- FOR RENT—Furnished rooms ut 2IQ plnnts of tho fields nnd forests nnd nlilo location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ French nve. 105-5tp converted into honey by a process no ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street. house near FOir”itE N T — Rooming llG-tfc chemist can successfully imitate. It 107-3tp. depot. J. Musson. is Nature’s own product—man hns no FOR SALE—Stable manure; car lots. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooma part in its production. Good dry stock. I’fko $7 p.r. ton, f. for light housekeplng. 200 Enst 3rd “Sweeten Up” nnd "Koep Sweet* o. b. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co. Street. 169-2tp With Florida’s pure honoy: 151-tfc. FOR RENT—Apartment, prlvato ’Twill givo you health FOR SALE—A pair of young, black porch, sink In kitchen, nil conveni­ That’s worth more than wealth— muro mules, at n bargain. Phone ences, also ono or two bed roomr left. Worth more than nil your money. 100. 152-tfc Over JO cent store. 108-3tp CLASSIFIED ADS SPECIAL LUMBER PRICES: Com­ plete building schedules on request. Saves you 1-3 of cost. ’ Book of Depart* Houso plans $1.50. Money refunded If 2:40 a. m not satisfactory, or if wc sell you lum­ 8:40 a. m ber. Send list for estimate.—Gulf Lumber Co., Perry, Fin. 10-1-lm 3:20 p. m 7:10 p. m. FOR SALE—Twolvo good sound well broke mules. Torms cun be arrang­ ed with responsible parties. Can bo Depart* seen at Osteen. II. S. Long, Rural 2:03 a. m lG8-4tp. 12:06 p. ni phone 4811. 3:25 p. tr< FORD TRUCK for sale.—West Sldo Grocery. 104-tfc TRAIN SCHEDULE Southbound Arrive 8 3 2 : 8 6 a*m* 27.......... 89_____ 2:55 p. m. 85.......... 0:55 p. m. North bound Arrive 82_____ 1:48 a. m. 84_____ 11:45 a. m. 80.......... 3:06 p.m. 28.......... 10:00 p. m. Trilby Branch Depart 1 Arrive 0:00 a. m. 100.......... 3:25 p. m 24.......... 7:00 a. in 168.......... 7:35 p. m 22....... Leesburg Branch Departs Arrive •No. 157......... 4:00 p. r . No, 81---------------- 8:62p.m. •No. 101_____ 0:80 p. m. •No. 85___________8:00p.m. No. 22...------------- 7:00p.m. Oviedo Branch Departs Arrive •No. 180________ -11:00a.m. 8:40 p. m •No. 127_____ •Daily, except Sunday. FOR ItE N T —Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 710 Oak Ave­ nue. 170-6tp FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 300 French ave, 170-8tp FOR RENT—Furnished room with prlvato bnth. 014 Myrtlo. 170-tfc FOR RENT—Suburban homo. Call 808-J. 107tfc FOR RENT—Storugo room. Address 107-fltp P. R., euro Horald. FOR RENT—Furnishod rooms for light housekeeping. 710 Oak AveFOR SALE—Sovon passenger 1021 . 104-fltp Cndillsc. R. C. Maxwell. I00-0t nuo. FOR SALE—Vory doHlrnble city pro- FOR RENT—Two rooms, kltchohetxe connecting, furnishod or unfurnish­ perty. See B. F. Whitncr, at First ed. Inquire at Sanford Barber Shop. National Bank. lOG-Gtc. 107-Htp FOR SALE—Upright piano, in good condition, $150. Phone 103-J, or ad­ WANTED dress Box 363. lG8-0tp. bungulow, easy WANTED—To buy or rent with priv­ F o r SALE—New bungalow, ilege of buying, 6 to 7 roomed house, terms. Positively the best built address B. R., care Herald. 108-6tp bungalow In the city.—E. F. Lane, the Real Estate Nan. 108-^tp WANTED—To rant, small apartment or cottage; either furnished or un­ FOR SALE—Nice fat hens for yard furnished. G. R. Snyder, Care Bell or tablo use. 310 S. Holly Ave. Ja r Coffee, pp. l<?0-2tp.. 168-etc FOR SALE—Stove wood chfcrip. Seo IT /ill I C D LEARN PRINTR. W. Lopd* band's Stable. TDAP*. OW NOT 1 ™ V ' • ■ - l70-3tp *— —i FOR SALE—iNlfa wDhMf 5P!ft W* THE Jim fo ffi? cyjglg CM y . 3nd fit. l7Q-3tP PK ? ,?f FOR SALE—Sound, medium else m i;tnn 'i t'nr inm 'inin-'ii»r'i jrff horse, wagon and harness. Apply to E. F. L., at Crpwn Paper Co. I90^9tp FOR SALE—Complete pumping ‘outflt, electric motor, pump and large M ISS'PLYNT m tank; Magee, coriier Park and 'high CABS A V O W S streets. 1.70-8tp If* F6 K sALfci—to m e r lot onfIrsT itreet at a bargain.—'E. F. Lane, the Real Pest card*—local views—le each at Estate Msh. lTO-Bto Herald—hy the pouad—l5e. m <or Sanford are ppy the qity Auditor am) p tp apd typlydlng .fpr m i few* XBV8BKJKBESX .■J * “ ■W The Very Believing that the readers of the Dally Herald are interested in the world’s series sufficiently to enjoy reading about the game play by play, the management of tho HtTald has made arrangements to get the entire game just as It happens fresh by wire. The gamo by innings was all right, but it was not sufficient food for the fans who, unable to get it all, wanted to alt down at night and read about their favorites and just how they played the gamo. Wo take this step because the games are gotting exciting as the Glanta have won two games and the Yanks have won two games, nnd it is a close race all ’round. This lensed wire costs more money nnd will bo much more expensive but tho Hornld thinks nothing is too good fur the renders nnd wo nre giving you ull thnt money can buy In the way of service. In this respect, the Dally Herald givos tho readers os much as any dally pa­ per In tho United States.-It may not bo as much of any one happening as the larger dailies, but tho readers get It fresh from the wires and about ton hours ahead of any other paper that comes to Sanford. Tho Dnlly Herald Is a real daily— don’t forget that. If you nro not sub­ scribing for tho Dally Herald, stop reading your neighbor’s paper, anil tako ono for yoursolf nnd help tho Daily Herald to grow into one of tho largest papers in the State. Mr. nnd Mrs. It. J. Holly,XRobert Holly and Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry McLauiin went to Rustis, Mt. Dora, Aopka and other points yestordny after­ noon, making the trip in tho Holly Ford. EVERY HOME SHOULD Cut nil drinking scenes. They hnvo HAVE RUNNING WATER. We have paid our city license of $25 a tendency to make tho audience rest­ and county license of $5.00. Now we less—not to sny reminiscent. Running wnter in the farm house arc in shape again to handlo your Laundry for another year nnd wo si no longer considered a luxury, but Cut scone showing woman in cotton mean to take care of you if high class a necessity and n possibility. It is stockings. Nothing but silk Is accep­ work will do it.—Snnford Branch of truo that some homes can have more table in refined pictures. Lakeland Steam Laundry. Phono 475. elaborate system than otners, but 100-2tc every fnr mean and should have run­ Cut scene where husband comes ning wnter at least in tho kitchen. homo early, hugs his wife, gives her a Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Lilian! nnd Mrs. This not only idealistic but n busi­ box of candy ynnd a bunch of violets H- A. Neel left Snturday for Okee- ness proposition that faces every fnr- nnd promises to take her to tho thon•thobce City where they will sojourn mer, says Professor Frazier Rogers tro in tho evening. Such scones cst for severnl dnys. Mrs. Neel will re­ of tho Floridn Agricultural College. bnd examples. main until Mr. Neel decides to return Every farm has some source of to Sanford nnd tnko up his work on wnter to draw upon nnd the man of Cut all Bconcs showing spooning In the Herald, which will bo in a few tho house should In justice to his fnmppbllc pnrks. Too private to bo dis­ ’Weeks. ily doviso some means whereby this closed on the screen. water will not have to bo carried to I have secured the service of Leo the houso in buckets. Such would eli­ Butner, a clean, nent appearing young minate much of the drudgery, espec- ( Cut nil references to lingerie, mid­ man who will take charge of tho wag­ tally to tho women, who deserve every night suppers, taxicabs and chorus girls. Tho audience might not under­ on next Monday. Ho will bo pleased consideration. stand. to cull mi you for your Laundry and To hnvo running wnter does not ne-! 'Oliver the same promptly.—Sanford cosnitnto tho outlny of much rnonoy Tho world nows tho da7 It happens, Branch Lakeland Stenm Laundry. Ono can begin with n common pitcher delivered nt your door cneh evonlng 100-2tc pump nnd sink placed conveniently in j i 5c the week, ^*or office supplies, stationary, ate., •n-1» ii« ii£j2 . p p ifflM Better Bose Roll Dope For Readers of Daily Herald Started Today Thoro will be n mnss meeting of Lake County Shippors and Growers The lunch pnvilion nt the grammar at Tavares, Wednesday, October 12, school opened today nt noon, nnd at 8 p. m. sharp to be held in tho served two hundred nnd fifty teach­ Court House Auditorium under tho ers and pupils. Tho menu wnB hot auspices of tho Central Water Trnffic mnshed potatoes, hamburger grnvy, Lenguo. This meeting will be attend­ ed by some 50 of the foremost citizens homemade rolls, nnd ice cream cones. of Orango and Seminole counties, in­ Everything went off ndmirnbly .with cluding President Sligh, Vice-Presi­ tho lunch committee from the wo­ dent Goo. W. Knight and Secretary- man’s club nnd tho teachers of tho school in attendance. Treasurer Tnrplcy. Tickets for ten lunches may be Mr. Tarpley is traffic mnnngcr and rote expert and will prove to Lake bought nt tho grammar school for county shippers thnt they can save ono dollnr, or pupils may pny ton thousands of dollars—Mr. Sligh will cents upon entering tho pnvilion. show how he saves 53 cents a box! Teachers will bo served daily with a on shipping by water to New York. j change of menu each day. Does this interest you? There will be truck owners present who will guar­ CENSOR HOARD. antee you truck-servlco from Snnford to Lake county points and save you 20 Cut scene where husband kisses pur cent on tho Snnford-Lako county wife. Thoro is no mnrringo license on haul nnd del Ivor tho goods to your tho wall and thoso things havo a door. Does this intorcst you 7 wrong influcnco on tho young. If so, bo present. Wo want 200 to 800 Lake county representative citi­ Cut scene where wife kisses hus­ zens present to meet Uiobc of our band. She should just nsk for a now neighboring counties. hnt without any manifestations of Each town with a commercial body will bu entitled to three directors. domestic bribery. Nnmo your directors nnd present their mit nnmes nt this meeting. ueti Hubwny slot machine and actually gutH This meeting is by invitntion of tho stick of chewing gum. Not true to Lake County Chamber of Commerce. life. Uol.l weather makes fires. The fire part merit wns cnllcd out twico yosenlay nnd twice today, tho fires bo' nR and only grass flros at that but defective flues nt thia time of the Year give the depnroment troublo and ten burn up vnluublo property. See I your fire places nnd chimneys and * ves are n|| rJght before you start Your fires. T O DRESSMAKING � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 10, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bdfeb1beb160a199b48c7d6ee3d04ebe.pdf 26683a04176340c8564e0da58811f53f PDF Text Text City Snbstantial1 IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 169 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SA TU R D A Y, OCTOBER 8 ,1921 American Victims of the ZR -2 Brought Home Were Adopted and Much Work Done Laws awn r N TIRE S T A T E IB IN TUB SHIP BY T WATP.lt p n O G B R A M U .'guc meeting « t the Valdes Hotel last night but w hat they lacked In numbers they made up with the dtan,tch of Important business and tha manner In which they went about perfeeling the orga n ization . President s J Sligh occupied the chair and his enthusiasm and mature Judgment on •11 matters pertn in lng to ahipping wire an inspiration to the meeting. The by-laws ns com p iled by the com­ mittee appointed fo r that purpose at the last meeting w ere r e a d and adopt­ ed and the fo llo w in g officers were elected for the en su in g year: S. J. Sligh, o f O rla n do, p r e s id e n t; Geo. W. Knight, o f S a n fo r d , v ic e -p r e s ­ ident; W. M. T a rp ley , o f O rla n d o, s e c ­ retary and treasurer. The follow ing representatives from various sections o f the adjacent ter­ ritory wore elected as directors: Ge­ neva, R. S. Reed, Endor Curlett, H. H. Pope Found Guilty of Murder in First Degree WOMAN’S NATIONAL. GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP TONRNAMENT FINALS (Continued from P m One) DEAL, N. J., Oct. 8.— Woman’* Natlonal Golf Championship tournament wa« in its final round today with Miea Alexa Stirling, o f Atlanta, defending the title ahe won in 1816 and haa held alnce then. Other aurvivora of one hundred and alxty-four starters waa Mlaa Marlon Hollins, o f New York. The pair haa met before in the nation* al ovent, Mias Stirling winning by three holes. (Mr Tka AiMoUUd Prill) WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.— Cool and generally fair weather except local showers Thursday or Friday was the forecast fo r Florida for the week be­ ginning Sunday. No indication at thla time o f disturbance in the West In­ dies. J*|t| . •<*V' . v - .; M -J' 1 • J British cruiser Dauntless arriving at Brooklyn navy yard with the bodies of the 10 American victims of Iho ZR-2 disaster, and the flower-covered caskets tn the specially constructed buildings where the fuuernl services were bold. ame WOULD TAX ALCOHOLIC SPIRITS * a gallon on an nicunuuc spuuo vlthdrawn from bond for industrial, nedlclnal or any other purpose, has •een agreed upon by Republican leadirs as a part of tho next tax rovlsion irogram. This is an increase of $1.80 md would bring In a total of $75,000,)00 oach year. The proposal to repeal the $2,000 ixemption allowed corporations was ibaadoned on the ground that It would work too great a hardship on the small :orporations. The leaders also were laid to have decided on a flat corporstlon tax o f 16 per cent In placo of a 10 and 15 per cent rate. ‘ A M F R I F A IV /llT I E lilv /ill -: * *' •| I (By ^ Ai,o«UUd rnu) NEW Y ORK, Oct. 8.—The fourth gamo 0f g^e world series was postd todny on accoimt of rain. ______ p 0 L 0 GROUNDS, Oct. 8.— It begnn to rnln ljghtiy at 12;30 and was falling heavily at 1 o’clock, making proapocta f or today’s game dubious, Crowtls in uncovered stands used old neW8paperg to shelter themselves, Babo Ruth came to game und sat in tho gran(i8tand, his arm was in a allng. ______ NEW yoRK, Oct, 8.—TJ)c weather at 80V0n 0'ciock this morning was cloudy with official forecasts of rain. The wcnther mnn held out hope, howover, that rain, if it came, might bo FROSTS ARE COMING BUT NOT TO FLORIDA (B; Tbi AmmIi M Frou) WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.— Frosts probable tonight in Tennessee, East Gujf, Middle Atlantic and South At­ lantic states except Florida and along South Atlantic coast, the Weather Bureau announced today. MISS HOLLINS LEADING (Mr T U AmeUtid Frau) DEAL, Oct. 8,— Miss Hollins was lending Miss Stirling by four up whon half of their thirty-six holo match for M l T D r U A 1VTT ovor {n t,mo *or tho *ol,rtb world Bcr* woman’s golfc hnmplonship of the ItI L i I L i I A I 1 1 ! game. Tho Glnnts are determined United States had been played todny. mm a m n n n v / l I i r i V todny to bombnrd tho Yonks twirling RESISTING RAID COST $500 M A n I N r r l l y H I I selection and get oven footing. They ^ '* * “ * '* ^ ’ ^ •* AVI 1 1 1 hammered tho four Yankee pitchers --------1yesterday for tho world series record DANVILLE, Va., Oct. 8.— Six ne­ FOR BUSINESS AND PUT DOWN 0f twenty hits and won third gamo by groes charged with assault on a raid­ PRICE ON ALL score of thirteen to five. McGrow in­ ing posse in Halifax county last week, CARGOES timnted he would send Phil Dougins, woro sentenced todny to one year im­ prisonment and fined $500 each. Ap­ (Mf Tka AitocItUd Snu) peals wero noted nnd thoy woro re­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.—Announc­ leased under bond for appearance in ing tho American Merchant Marine is circuit court. prepared to fight for cargoes of Egyp­ tian cotton on fair compotltivo basis tho Shipping Board today put into ef­ fect rates between tho United States nnd Alexandria ton shillings below those offered by British shipping conferencow hich hitherto controlled tho business. railroads. S ecreta ry Powell, of tho Lake County Chnmber of Commerce, stated that his people were greatly In­ terested in the movement but did not understand m uch of the intrudes of the trallic and tho manner in which the Roods could bo transported to Lake county and said that if tho next meet­ ing could lie held in Tavares he could promise tw o hundred people from Lake county w ho are enthusiastic ov­ er the project but want more informa­ tion about it. Secretary Cox o f the Orlnndo C hnm ber of Commerce also told about the leaven working in his city and that m any merchants have decided to c u t out the express and railroad and g ive nil their business to the Clyde Lino nnd that no’ 7 two or UNCLE SAM GRABS ARBUCKLE ON CHARGE three trucks woro kept busy overy day OF HAVING LIQUORS hauling freig h t from Sanford to Or­ lando and in n few more weeks these (Mr T U A*moUU4 Fmi) trucks w ould be coming to Sanford SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Oct. 8.— loaded w ith fruit thus making the truck line pny both ways as well as Roscoo C. ("F atty") Arbucklo, who came hero yesterday from his homo the Clyde Lino. There w ero many good talks made in Los Angelos for arralngraent on a by various representatives and the chargo o f manslaughter, as a result meeting demonstrated that this move­ of the death of Miss Virginia Rappc, ment is not n one-day or one-week or was served with a federal warrant one-year movement but that it will charging tho Illegal possession o f Inlast as lon g ns tho stato endures and toxienting liquor, as ho left tho su­ from this movement will come gov­ perior court building. Arbucklo’s arrest yesterday grew ernment aid for tho rlvWs nnd harbors out of his alleged violation of tho Vol­ of Florida nnd Orlando and points In stead prohibition net on Sopt. 5, tho Lake county will some day hnvo their date o f tho hotel party following own canal from the St. Johns river which tho death of Miss Rappo oc­ and en joyin g the regular water rate curred. riKht to their doors or there will be Ho waa brought before Thomas E. truck lines established everywhere or the trolley lines will tako their place. Hayden, United States commissioner, It means so much to all o f Florida and released on $500 bond for hearing and especially this section of Florida on October 18, the same date on which that the m ore one discusses the possl- he is to enter a plea to the manslaugh­ bilitioa the larger they loom upon the ter charges. Arbucklo grinned broadly when a business h orizon . Tho representatives m,adc it ,,)a in that regardless of newspaper photographer unexpectedly whether the rnllroads aver lowered took a flash-light plcturo In the fed­ the freigh t rates or not the League eral commissioner’s office, startling would keep right on using the water the email group present. He departed for his home late yeeroutes and use them for all their shipmcn,K nil the time. Before adjourn­ terday. ment it was decided to hold the next meeting nt Tavares on next Wednes- ELECTED EDITOR OF COLLEGE PAPER. nesdny n igh t, October 12th at ths pavl0,in ®t which time there will be a­ TAMPA HIGHWAYMEN ON TRIAL TAMPA, Oct. 8.—Tho caso o f Ar­ thur Gill, Dewitt Adams, Andrea Rolna, alias Joo Reina, Glo Caclatoro and Philip M, Licata, charged with assault with intont to murdor In con­ nection with tho attempted hold-up o f an automobile .carrying $20,000 payroll o f tho Regensburg cigar fac­ tory, in West Tampa, several weeks ago, has been not for trial in criminal court hore on October 24. Licata is now at liberty under $10,000 ensh bond. Reina and Cacciatore have been apprehended but informations have been filed against thorn. The Regensburg payroll car was held up on a street in • sparsoiy set­ tled section o f West Tampa, and in a pistol fight between the bandits and the men in the pay ear, Gill was wounded In the leg and two men in the Regensburg machine were slight­ ly injured. . HOG CHOLERA GAINESVILLE, Oct. 8.— William rousing campaign to interest all of TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 8.— Tl>o J-“ ko nnd adjoining territory to ship Jeakle, of Jacksonville, has been elec­ State Live Stock Sanitary Board, has ted editor-ln-chlef of the Seminolo, official publication of theJunlef cl*»» at the University of Florida. William Gin destroyed by lighting.” Cotton K,n- o f coune. Men llgghtlnlng Floldlng, o f Anthony, was elected business manager and Maurice Bun­ wouldn’t handle the other kind you nell, of Orlando, managing editor. S*t now. Tom Martin is Badly Wounded in Fight for Life KNOCKED NEGRO FROM TRAIN AND SHOT WHITE MAN AFTER IIE WAS WOUNDED. PRISONER TAKES SENTENCE CALMLY AND SHOWS NO EMOTION (Sr Tk* AmmUUS rr*M) JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 8^ Pope waa found guilty of mnrder In the flrat degree with recom­ mendations o f the mercy of the court today. It was announced the Judge would pass sentence la­ ter. Pope received the verdict with perfect calm. The Jury took the case at 12:03 and returned at 2 o’clock after a recess for lunch. (Mr Tit AmnUM fiw ) JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 8—The Pope case went to the Jury at 12:05 o’clock today. Counsel for the defense con­ cluded their argumont shortly after 11. Judge Gibbs declared a fifteen minute recess and then began to charge the jury, consuming thirty min­ utes merely explanation of law in tha case. After the case wnB given to the jury court recessed until two o’clock. FOURTEEN YEAR OLD BOY HELD FOR KILLING GIRL — CUT HER TO PIECES (Mr Tbi AimtiUd M il) MADISON, N. J „ Oct, 8,-F ra n ofe Kluxen, 14-year-old boy la being held by the police today on a chargo o f killing Janet Lawrence, 12-year-old girl, whose body with 25 knife wounds was found yoaterday in tho woods near hero. Tho boy donied all know­ ledge o f tho crime. Suspicion flrat fastened him when ho was aiding in tho scorch for Janot, who had been missing nil night. lie was observed to bo trembling violently, tho police say and in response to questions, mumbled "Awful, awful.” Tom Martin, of this city, special agent of tho Atlantic Coaat Lino had n thrilling battle with two hoboes on tho top of a lumber car last night go­ ing at tho rate of forty miles an hour nml buttled nlone and unaided until ho had knocked one of them from tho trnin and shot the other nftor ho him­ self hnd been badly wounded. Tom boarded the package train at MERKER GRASS Pnlatkn lust night coming South as BRINGS IIIG PRICEthorc had been numerous robberies re­ ported from tho package train lately LAKE WALES, Oct. 8.— A crop and ho was keeping his eyes opon vauled $1,000 was produced on ono when he spied two men, n negro und acre of ground hore In four months a white man on n lumber flat car. this summer, according to Edwin Climbing down on them he held his Spencer, of Lakeland, county attorn­ searchlight In his mouth and com­ manding tho negro to hold up his ey for Polk county, and owner o f the hands whllo he searched him fo r weap­ and. Morker1 grass wart tha crop ons. Whllo searching tho negro and with which Mr. Spencor believes a without any warning tho white mnn record was established. Joo Callopened fire on Martin, firing flvo man, a Rumanian farmer, of Pence shots nt him only one taking effect Valley, about four mllca from hore. In his loft arm shattering tho bono produced tho crop which was pur­ chased by tho Valpairiso Development QUARRELLED OVER TOBACCO nnd making it useless. Tho negro tak­ Co. Merker grass Is a native o f ing heart at the wounded condition of AND TRAGEDY RESULTS South A f^ca, whero it Is known at Martin tried to hold him when Mar­ AT MACCLENNY It grows to a tin knocked him from tho car with tho "Elephant Grass." butt end of his rovolver and ho then (B y Tfci A u o oU U d F t» m ) Macclonny, Oct. 8.—Lonnio Gainey, turnod the gun on the white man fir­ 18, Is in Jail without ball to await tho ing two shots at him, hitting him in nctlon by tho grand jury ns tho result tho hnnd nnd in the side. Tho shot in of killing at Burnett’s school houBo, tho side evidently hit the spinal col­ this county, yesterday of Keonard umn os it is said he is paralyzed from Dugger, 12, son of a prominent Baker the waist down. Tho train had by GAME WARDEN RESIGNS. county farmer. Ono boy, It was said, this time gono nbout ten mllos farther down tho track and stopped near Se­ ville where tho train crew wero sum­ Zion, game warden o f Bay county, moned by Martin nnd ho was sent to has resigned ns a result, ho declared, Sanford, tho woundod tramp being tak of failure o f the oBnrd o f County on north to Palatkn. Later reports Commissioners to fix the salary o f tho say that the negro has slnco been warden, the board being opposed to captured and tho white man at the the creation o f such an office.' Gov­ present time is not believed to bo in ernor Hardee has accepted the resig­ danger o f dying, He saf3 his home nation. was In Philadelphia but it seems that he Is a professional hobo and probably TO GUARANTEE BEES a yegg man or bandit ns ho was arm­ Fort Meade community is about to ed and ready for attack and hts shoot­ GAINESVILLE, Oct. 7.—The State put itself on the map. The big idea ing o f Martin showed that he waa that Bee Keepers’ Association will hereaf­ now Is the watermelon industry. One kind. ter act as guarantors fo r its members man has come hore from Levy county Tom Martin waa taken to the. Fer- In ths sale o f bees, it waa announced and has rented 160 acre; of land right nald-Laughton hospital here where he at the edge o f the Incorporate limits, was attended by Dr. Ralph Stavens, today. The boe keepers adjourned their annual meeting t h l f afternoon and will plant It to watermelons, and the A. C. L. physician and at this writ­ after a two daya seaslon. there are about four other men who ing he is resting easy. The bones in will put in large acreages In melons. his left arm are badly splintered but Florida and they will stoop at noth­ So I f ehls next watermelon season is his escape from death on the top of ing short of murder. The A. O, L. a good one Fort Meade will tako its the swiftly moving train battling with has been bothered by these people place in the communities where wa­ two desperate criminals was so nar­ lately and their package trains and termelons are the subject. row that his friends are glad his in­ freight care have been broken open at juries are no worse. His physclan varioua points and it waa to csrtch And a few *yean ago parents hopes that he will suffer no bad af­ them at the work that made Special thought daughter had no chance to fecta from the wound and Tommy vri Agent Martin take the train laat catch a husband unless they kept her prgbably be himself again in a few night. Hie battle with the two men weeks. . ■hows that he has the right Und of in clothes. This incident only carries out tlrn stuff in him and hla friends rejoice awarded a contract to a firm in Wa­ co, Texas, for large quantity o f hog cholera scrunv Ths amount involved Ths world news the day it happens, report over tho state that hundreda of today that he waa not killed Is approximately $30,000, it la under­ desperate characters an coming to thrown from the train. the Herald office. stood. and . �•. . rr v n v D A T .n FRIDAY, ir n m A Y . OCTOBER rvrrm nE R 7. 1921 SANFORD DAILY HERALD, 7, 1921 ' ' ' THE STAR TO-DAY It might help aome if a lot o f rich the taxes had not been paid and he —Gat your Bcratca Pads fronTTE# ftthera would hold a conference with advcrtlsod tho namo o f the owner as Herald—by tha pound— 15c. it appeared on tho tax books. their aona concerning unemployment. '.it. r . f k •* . Saturday at the Princess SPECIAL CAST IN “THE STAMPEDE" Also a Good Comedy The W orld Ow es M e a Living TRAIN 8 CHKDULE Is obtained by saving your money while you are making it and put it in the bank where it draws 4 per cent interest. LET US TELL YOU , - A B O U TITT O D A Y The Peoples Bank J. M. DRESNER’S . ■ ____ 1 '! o f Sanford ■ •No. No. •No. •No. No. The ONLY DECENT LIVING “ The Store With a Personality” 2 1 4 E. First St. Sanford, Fla. on Sale Friday and Saturday ■■ p — » ' ■ i ♦No. •No. #No No. 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 to have your money where you can get it when you ^ ^ want it— in the bank Stunning New Fall Frocks . No. No. No. No. - HE OBTAINED THE LIVING ................ No. No. No. No. Southbound Arrive Depart* 1:46 a. m 88. . ........2:86 a .m . 8:40 a.m . 27. 8:20 p. m. 80. _____2:55 p.m . 7:10 p. m. 85.. North Bound Departs Arrive 2:08 a. m. 82. .........1:48 a.m . 84. _____11:46 a.m . 12:05 p. m. 80.......... 8:05 p.m. 8:25 p.m. 28. _____10:00 p. m. Trilby Branch Depart* Arrlvs 100. 6:00 a. m. 8:26 p. m. 24. 168.. 7:00 a.m. 7:85 p. m. 22.... Leesburg Branch Departs Arrive 157. 21.. 101. 26. . . . . . 2:00 p.m . 22.. Said the fellow who did not liko to work and he really thought the world should pay him without working **■ — WILL DECIDE ON THE STRIKE NEXT MONDAY Also a Sunshine Comedy i' S a n fo r d S h o e & C lo t h in g C o . “ The Faith Healer” Tricotino nnd Velours, all silk lined, plain tnilored and fur trim­ med, also fancy embroidered styles. It has been a long time sinco wo havo beon able to offer such values ns these at the be­ ginning of the season. These have just arrived nnd are wondrfully bargains. Special FRIDAY nnd SATURDAY only— &Millinery One Lot beautiful Hats SPECIALLY REDUCED FOR TWO DAYS Every woman always enjoys having a new hat, so here in your opportunity to secure a new Fall Hat at a big reduction, FRI- ............................... . SPUR MILTON SILLS in . TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 7.—Gov. C. A. Hardee will not call a special ses­ sion of tho Florida legislature, he an­ nounced yeatorday morning, following conferences with Judge Will H. Price, o f Miami, who brought tho formal plea o f the Dade County School Board for the assembling of the solons to au­ thorise Dade county to issue $500,000 in school bonds to carry the schools in that county through tho coming term. Schools in Miami and certain Dade county districts will have to close down unless relief is secured, accord­ T h e newest expression ing *o reports here from Miami. The of the smartest in co l­ school board, it ia understood, agreed to stand ail the expense o f the extra lars. A n Arrow intro­ session, which, it is claimed, would amount to about $15,000. duction that will appeal Undoubtedly weighed by the gover­ strongly to the young nor before ho made his decision, yet not formally presented for his consid­ men who like the nar­ eration, aro tho pleadings o f cattlomon throughout tho state, who have row collar and the nar­ boon urging a special session to relievo row knot cravat. them from tho burdens that they pushed through tho legislature at tho recent regular session when they prac­ Soft C ollars..................................... 01c tically knocked out dipping and cat­ tle improvement work by curtailing ALL ARROW SOFT COLLARS AT tho appropriation o f the live stock san itary board. This has resulted in a THE FOLLOWING PRICES quarantine on Florida cattle and beef by all othor states and a threat of 25c Collars, 2 f o r ............................26c ono by Cuba, because o f the tick. 35c Collars, 2 f o r ..............................36c Suggestions for a special session, coming from other sources, must also 50c Collars, 2 f o r ..............................51c havo beon heard by the governor. Thcso Included rumors that the state This Reduction on Soft Collars Will board of health would ask more mon­ ey and a special session to give it; Last 10 Days that good roads enthusiasts would ask a session to clear up the legality of tho gasolino tax law, by re-enacting one that is sure fire; and other mat­ ters. * The governor’s secretary stated howevor, that no formal request for a special session had been received by the governor cxcopt that from Dado county. Thero is considerable gossip about the capitol on the question. Friends LIMIT ON HUNTING here o f the various proposals fo r re­ LICENSE ADVOCATED TO lief are admittodly disappointed, and CONSERVE BIG GAME. there aro hints o f an open coalition of all tho interests seeking a special liu ses­ During tho hunting season this fall sion, for a solid front to bo made in a moro than 5,000,000 persons, esti­ inter pica for an extra session. mates tho Biological Survey o f tho United States Department o f Agri­ YANKEES MAKE REP FOR RAILROADS WILL DELI HER ATE culture, will go out with a gun into SPEED AND HEAD WORK. UPON IMPORTANT tho woods nnd fields of America. Their QUESTION going emphnsizes tho growing noed of NEW YORK, Oct. 0.—The Yankees moro ndequnto nnd uniform laws to entered tho second gamo with a brand CHICAGO, Oct. 7.— Decision wheth­ conserve nnd protect tho country’s new reputation to sustain—greased er n strike will be called by the six dwindling gnmo supply. lightning with brains. railroad unions whose membership re­ "It hns been tho practice in many Until thoy finished their spectacu­ cently voted upon the question of ac­ states,’ ’ tho department says, "to is­ lar win over tho Giants in tho opener, cepting or rejecting a twelve nnd onosue hunting licenses for thoopen son- Huggins men had been classified as a hnlf per cent wage reduction, will bo son to nil applicants, with too Uttle pondorouB, slow moving, turgid think­ mndo at n meeting hero Monday, it rcgnrd for tho available game supply ing outfit with but two virtues, abili­ was announced yesterday. of nny particular area. Tho hunters ty to "crash tho okl apple’’ nnd Carl General chnirmen of nil tho interest­ mny fnr outnumber tho nnlmnls hunt­ Mays. ed unions of nil the ronds havo been ed within n given section, and under Tho McGrawites played thorn for called to Chicago for this meeting, such conditions the extinction o f big just that sort o f a steam roller, and more than 000 men being requested to gnmo especially is inovitablo. the team roller turned into a racing nttsnd. Tho men aro tho general "The department of agriculture ad­ car without missing a stroke. Tho chairmen of tho Drothcrhood of Rail­ plnycd a way Trainmen, the Brotherhood of Lo- vocates a lmitod license plnn for big Yankees probably never comotivo Engineers, the Brotherhood gnmo, based on annual estimates of headier or speodier offensive gamo in of Locomotivo Firemen, Order o f Rail­ game conditions In cnch district. This tholr lives. And their defense wob way Conductors, tho Switchmen’s Un­ menns that tho number of big gamo flawless. Gono was the slashing, tearing at­ ion of North America and tho Feder­ licenses issued for a given nron In one season would depend upon tho number tack that had carried thorn to the ated Shop Crafts. Announcement that tho call for this o f gnmo nnlmnls which it hns beon American Lcaguo championship. Gono generni meeting had been issued was determined in advance enn bo spnred. was tho systom of forcing runners mado by L. E. Shepard, president of Proper administration of this sort around tho lines by shoer power of tho Order of Railwny Conductors fol­ should conserve gnmo in tho greatest base hits. Tho hit-and-run was re* lowing his arrival hero. Hoads of numbers consistent with tho reason­ placed by tho safe nnd snno sacrifice, all tho brotherhoods havo been in tho able demnnds for local grazing nnd tho extra baso wnilop by the well city nt some time during the week other Interests nnd obvlnte tho neces­ placed singio and how thoso Yanks with tho exception of W. C. Carter, sity for esthblishlng poronnlnl closed ran basos. president o f tho Brotherhood of Rail­ seasons, except on areas being re­ Tho Gants wore at tho great dis­ road Englncmen and Flromon, who stocked." advantage o f not knowing what to wired ho would rcnch hero today. expect. Tho yhad their plans all laid MAN ON DELINQUENT yesterday o meet certain conditions, Unemployment Conference Tuesday. LIST SEEKS DAMAGES. and thoso conditions didn’t oxist. It WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—Tho nat­ was as though thoy had gono to elab­ ional conference on unemployment will KEY WEST, Oct. D— G. Bowno orate preparation to hunt olephants reassemble next Tuesday instead of Pntterson hns filed a suit against and had run into a nest of rntlesnnkcs. Monday, as previously announced, See. Wednesday’s exhibition was on ex­ tho city of Key West nnd Arthur II. Hoover said yesterday. Committees emplification of tho old adgago that will meet on Monday, ho nddod, and it Sheppard ns tax collector in tho sum "prido gooth •■'oro a foil.” Tho Is hoped that sovcral of them will of $10,000 for damages ns a result of Giants had bonsted that tho great have completed their rccoipmcndatlonB tho publication o f Mr, ) Patterson’s Dabo Ruth would not bo purposely on pormanont measures for combat­ name ns a delinquent taxpayer. Pa* passed. It was Phi DOUglaa1 anxiety tin g unemployment nnd reviving busi­ pers In tho caso wero IMVed on Mayor to live up to this boast that gave tho ness and commerce. Yanks their first and winning run. If Otto and Collector Shoppard. Mr Patterson stated that tho publi­ thoto waa any “ break" in tho gamo Fables: Onco upon n time thcro was it came when “ Shuffln’ " Phil grooved a woman who didn’t bolievo hor hus­ cation In quottlon pertained to prop­ one for tho bambino in the very first band did most of tho work at tho of­ erty no longer owned by him and that ho had been unable to aecuro redress inning. fice. Elmer Miller had singled and beon for the improper publishing o f hla sacrificed neatly to second by Roger Let’s aeo; what was it they wrote nnmo a sn delinquent taxpayer to tho Pecklnpaugh. Mindful of h!4 duty of paragraph! about when skirts wore tax collector. Mayor Otto stated that pitching to Ruth, Douglas got tho ho had not had time to look into the long? ball over not wisely but too well. A caao and consequently was unable to blind man could have pasted it, and If people who are fat and soft can’t mako a statement on behalf o f tho Babe assuredly is not blind. Whoml find any other way to reduce fleah, city at present Collector Shoppard said ho had ad­ The loather stroakod to center on a they might try tramping tho atreot vertised tho property in question, as line, Miller raced home, and away In aearch o f a Job. the records o f his office showed that went the ball game. TAMPA, Oct. 7.— Florida’* first real test fo roil w ill'be made in the vicinity o f Oldsmar In the next few months. Drills and rigging are now on their way to Oldsmar for four teat wells which will go as deep as necessary to strike oil or to disprove any claim of oil in tho section. Drilling will bo begun about Octo­ ber 16. Length of time the tests will require will depend upon favorable conditions encountered by the drills. There is every indication that the $50,000 to $75,0000 to bo spent In the test will not bo spent in vain. No less personage than R. V. Hill, president o f tbe Hill Oil and Goa Co., formerly of the Hlll-Pierce Oil Co., an operator in the Eastern Kansas, the Eldorado, Arkansas, the Oklahoma, Texas, and Mexico oil fields, is back o f the tests to be made at Oldsmar. He Is expected in Oldsmar about the time the drilling o f the wella begins to personally direct the work. He ex­ pects, It is said, to srike oil at a depth o f from 2,0000 to 3000 feet, but wiU go 4,000 foot or more if that is ne* cessnry to complote the tost. .. ....................................................... SPECIAL SESSION OF THB FLORI DA LEGISLATURE REFUSED �T THE SANFORD DAILY. HERALD, SATURDAY, u b iiw o it o, i n i a g ! tw o — “ THE FAITH HEALER” BE *ATTRACTION A T STAR AGAIN ‘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 opr mutual ,bepefit, thi* bank pffers its co-operajtjon and invites your account. :: PROGRESS 4% SERVICE INTEREST PAID MRS. FKBD DAIGBR. SocUty Editor. ___________ Phone 217»W___________ SOCIAL C ALEN D AR Saturday—Children's Story Hour will bo held nt Central Park at fivo o’clock. MONDAY— Roof Gnrden Club at the homo of Mias Adolo Rinos, on Pal* • motto avonue, 7:80 p. m. ^Monday— Westminster club will meet with Mrs. Joo Chittenden, 702 Pal­ metto nve., nt 8:30 p. m. Monday— St. Agnes Guild will meet at 8:30 p. m., nt the home of Mrs. Ray­ mond Key, 907 Pnrk avonue. Mr. and Mrs. John It. Humph, of Lakeland, wero visitors here yesterday stopping nt the Montezuma. Miss Luciln Sumner was n visitor here yesterday from Lakeland. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and family, who hnvo been stopping for some timo ut tho Welnkn Apnrtments, have left for Cocoa, whoro they will bo until after Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Berry spent tho week end nt Dnytonn Beach as guests o f their neico who has a cottage thero fo r some time. Ed. Botts has accepted a position with the Farmers Exchnnge of this city, of which It. R. Bens is manager. The marriage o f Mrs. Hoskins, of Orlando, a slstor of C. M. Berry, to Mr. Vivian, also of Orlnmlo is an­ nounced. They intend making their home in Tnllnhnssee. Mrs. S. G. Messer, Miss Violet Mcasor and Horbort Messer, of Sistervillc, WcBt Virginia, are Bpending Home timo here nt the Montezuma. BROTHBRHOOI) MEETING Thu regular weekly meuting of the Brotherhood of St. Andruws was hold Tuosday ovunin gat tho II. S. A. rooms. ,Tho first part of tho ovoning was de­ voted to the business session, after which a social hour was.oenjoyed. A r great surprise was tho birthday cuke which had been sent by one of tho In­ dies of the I’ nrisli, the occasion being the birthday of two of thu brother­ hood hoys. of Mrs. Tolar on Magnolia avenue, tho affair being a miscellaneous “ shower” In compliment to Mrs. Dan U. Wilder, a recent bride. Tho color scheme of pink and green was shown in the artistic decorations of the spacious roms. Quantities of pink vine and fern were used in tnll silver bnskets effectively placed. Tho gucHts were recclvod at the door by Mrs. Fred Daigcr and thon registered their names In the dnlnty bride’s book which was presided over by Miss Ag­ nes Dumss. After the guests had all assembled, interesting contests were indulged in which ufforded much umusement nnd rivalry among those presont. Mrs. C. II. Polk was the winner o f the prize, a cut glass perfume bottle, wliilo Miss Agnes Dumas was presented a cunning suvenir ns booby prize. In one corner of tho living room curtnins were hung and nt thu sound of the wedding mnrch played by Mrs. Tolar, two pages entered nnd drew aside tho curtnins, revealing tho gold chair of honor. Missos May Thrasher nnd Adnlnido Higgins descended tho stairs nnd took their places on cither sldu of the chair, they were followed by the chnrming bride, Mrs. Wilder, who took her plnce, mnklng n very at­ tractive picture wearing a becoming frock of flesh georgette elaborately embroidored in white bends. Tho pag­ es, Mnstcr Franklin Bennett nnd lit­ tle MIhh Mary Elizabeth Tolar, pre­ sented tho gifts, which wore opened and much admired. Mrs. Wilder wnH tho recipient of many nnd beautiful gifts which nttested her popularity and the esteem in which she is held. Following the presentation o f tho gifts, refreshments of block ico cream nnd enko, In which the color motif was carried out, were served by Mesdames Tolar, Brady and Polk. On each plate were dnlnty pink nnd green bnBkets tied with tulle, filled with can­ dies. Among those attending thin delight­ ful occasion wero: Mrs. Dan U. Wil­ der, Mrs. C. II. Polk, MIhs Adnlnido Higgins, Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. Karl Schultz, Mrs. Edwnrd Butts, Miss May Thrasher, Mrs. Fred Wight, Mrs. Robert Illnes, Miss Norma Herndon, Mrs. Ben Caswell, MIhsch Sara and Goraldino Muriel, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. Kenneth Murrell, Mrs. Ernest Brotherson, Miss Agnes Dumas, Mrs. J. C. Bennett nnd Mrs. Fred Dnlger. CIRCLE MEETING There will ho n business meeting of Circle No. 2 of tho Methodist church Mondny afternoon nt 3:00 nt thu MI8 CKI.LANKOUH SHOWER church. All membors nro requested to Mrs, It. Ernest Tolar and Mrs. John nttond.— Mrs. Howard P. Smith, Cap­ T. Brady wero hostesses for one of tain. thu prettiest social uffairs of tho sonspn, yesterday afternoon nt tho homo GATCII ELL- ANDREWS Miss ilnzul Andrews nnd Mr. Arth­ ur Gntcholl wero united in nmrringe at thu Baptist pastorium Thursday a f­ of First St.” ternoon nt two o’clock, Dr. Goorgo Hyman performing thu ceremony. We Sell------------Tho bride is u Tampa girl nnd has been tho guest of her uncle, W. A. Mc­ GOOD BATTERIES Mullen, for somo timo and it was while on this visit that tho young peo­ ------- a t ------ple met and foil in love, the marriage CUT PRICES being thu reault. 1 The groom is the youngest son of No matter what the o{her M. D. Gntcholl nnd is employed at the fellow does wcwJUdo bejler Gatchell store. The young oouple will muku Sanford their home and the con­ gratulations of their many frlenda la ft m extended to them. rti* , , efli 11•ft 'ill m ■ X . . . i Station Several extraordinary features In connection with “ The Faith Healer” which was shown at the Star j last night and will hold the bodrda again tonight make It’ ono o f tho moat not­ able qxaiqples of the screen art pro* duced by George Melford tills season. The play was written by the l«»ta Wil­ liam Vaughn Moody, a playwright of note. The theme Is one o f the most ootnpalling ever received by a dramatist, and It discusses the problem o f wheth­ er a man with a great work, or mis­ sion In life should sfcrifice^the Joys and pleasures of life, ivpn love ’ Arid devote all bis energies to U THE CHURCHES : PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The attendance at Sunday school and church services * last Sunday morning were the largest at this Ptesbytorian church since last win­ ter. Everythirtg looks very encour­ aging for next Sunday. There will be a special program at the Sunday school tomorrow. Services will be: Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Preaching, 11 a. m. Intermediate C. E., 2;30 p. m. Senior G. E., 8:30 p. m. Preaching, 7:80 p m. Visitors cordially welcomed. (^ R A T B flT * 0 8 IN T 9H . WORLD. W h en do your footsteps turn, When your dally task Is doneT HOME. Where do you go when you want to end your troubles, Where does the fountain o f love forever bubble OPENING Dinner Dance a (Informal) HOM& . , 'I • - i •| Who shares all your joys and trou* blea? Whoso face is always In a smllo? Who makes the homo worth whileT MOTHER. Whoso name do you carry ajifaye id your heart no m a tto wherd you go • ■ - ----------- - MAIN PINING ROOM Valdez Hotel SANFORD, ,FLA. The Who sang to you sweet lullabies In ful fo childhood clays o f yora? M hT nOLY CROSS C 1 IUHCH. MOTHER. oped In the story. Tho picture is one Church services for the. 3Qth Sun­ o f g re a t emotional anti dramatic p e n ­ day after Trinity, 9th o f October, will And when you’ve traveled ^he country alty. 1 11 .JCJlton Sills plays the tftle role of j be: 7:30 a. m., Low Celebration. M d yqu ve seen ^1 t o n . i» to; eh seen, the Faith Healer, Ann* Forrest, plays 9:45 a. m,, Sunday School. What,brings yqu back,to your home Rhode Williams and other celebrities 11 a. m., .Morning Service. and, mpthgrf in the cast are Fonta.lne.LeRue, Frid8:00 to 12:00 P. M. erlck Vroom, Loyola1O’Connor,V , W i • 7:30 p. m., Vespers. LOVE. Excellent m usic''by soloists and Glrncl, John Curry, Adolph Meojou,. Edward Vroom. Robert Brower and, chorus prepared for theso services. .What is It that causes you to never Winifred Greenwood. The scenario { AH chapter of the B. S. A., begin tholr forget your mother 7 Reserve Your Table Juniors on Whgt la it that you’d swap the whole was written by Mrs. William Vaughn meetings this week. Moody, widow of the author, and Z. Tuesday nnd Thursday afternoons, world fo r? Early Wall Covington. immediately afte rschool; Seniors for What is It that holds tho old homo high school on Thursday night, 7:30 together? p. m., and Senior business men, Tues­ REGISTRATION BOOKS OPENLOVE. day night. Church and guild intorest 1 slicing j Thero's lots of things that you can The registration books at the City focused on tho Centennial celebration have, and lots of things that you can Clerk’s office nro now open, and nil to bo observed on November flth, of do. But what are the three things those who are not registered In tho city of Sanford, should do so at onco. the founding o f tho general mission- that menn everything to you? What EXCELLENT FOOD Your poll tax is also duo, nnd a llth o nrY 80cloty of tho American church, nre tho thfeo things that mako life worth living? ;■* ■ now votors should romombor that you 1821-1921. EXCELLENT MUSIC Your Homo, Your Mother and Love. must be registered nnd your poll tax BAPTIST SERVICES SUNDAY. —William Starr. paid before you can voto in tho city 9:30 n. m., Tho Sunday School. election in November. 11:00 n. m., Preaching, by Dr. Hy­ “ A VOICE FROM HEAVEN." man on tho Bubjoct, “ Away From Phone Va)dez Hotel for GIVES UP HIS ROYAL RIGHTS Tome and Hungry.” There nre pdoplo who bollevo-that 0:30 p. m., Tho Young People’n it Is possiblo for us to call up the Reservations Zulu Noble, Now Bootblack In CallMeeting with Miss Mamie Knte Wil­ dead nnd talk to them. Thero nro oth­ fornia, Discards Ancient Privi­ lege to Become Citizen. liams nnd Miss Ruby Roy, ns loaders. ers who believe that the dead can 7:30 p. m., Preaching by tlo Pas­ communlcntc with iis. Thero nro oth­ "H Is my Intention to renounce for­ tor on tho subjoct, "A Voice From ers who foci In some wny that thorc ever nil allegiance mid fidelity to any i Ilenvon.” At this service tho name;* arc guardian angels who look nf tar foreign prince, potentate, stnte or sov­ VULCANIZING CO. ereignty, and particularly to lying Bngo of tho ilvo most pleasant women In us. tho city will bo announced. The five Whntovor may bo your belief, como of Kiiluliuul, South Afrlrn." 314 W E ST FIRST ST. If you should ever happen to meet, people who nro judges will render Sunday night nnd hear Dr. Gcorgo ns you go to nnd fro In the earth rtnd their reports today and they will be Hyman tell you o f “ A Voice From Expert Tire and walk up mill down In It, a very dnrk tabulated mu] announced for Sunday Heaven,” There will bo comfort nnd gentleman, InJI, short: Bit, loan—any night holpfulness In the message. Tube Repairing: slnd of n very dark gentleman—with Como nnd welcome. largo round holes In the upper parts and Retreading ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT. nf his cars, try to remember wlint It CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Leave work on Sundnys and In that a plain, oriWunry American Subscribers to tho Dally Herald citizen Is expected to do when ho•un­ nighta at Should some accident or misfortune expectedly meets up with otie of .the snap tho brittle thread o f your life, should nsk for n receipt when the royal fondly of Zululaml, observes the FRANK AKERS’ and your soul go to meet its God, carrier boys collect from you. It Is New York Sun. tho only protection you have In enso For those holes In the upper part of wm,M y ° u ho Rnved or lost, TIRE COMPANY the enrs—the upper part, mind you— | At tho morning servlco Mr. Bur- the cnrrlcr changes or thoro happens Prompt Service Next are one of the royn! prerogatives In j hnns will nnswer the question, “ How to bo a mlstnka In tho account. Each Morning carrier boy is supplied with receipt King Hogo'a realm. The durk-inented j may ol)0 know that ho will ho saved.” book% pnd is commanded to give a clansmen of the plain plug variety ure You ought not live in uncertainty reallowed to bore holes only In Mie lew- garding this important mnttcr. You receipt by the Herald. Sec that you of portions of their ears. get your receipt nt the end o f each NOTICE G. I. A. Bill Ihere Is one memtier of the mny know if yiu v ill. This sermon week if you aro paying that way. will help you. royal family of Zululaml who will late Thero will bo n regulnr meeting of 168-3tp. At night the subjoct will be, “ The no more pride In having large round G. I. A. Tuesday, October 11th nt 3:30 holes In Ills hearing apparatus. His way gots bettor nil the way along," One of tho popular writers says p. m. at Masonic Hall. All members name Is Mtisu. or “ Utiisn" Bryant, and no scenic highway equnls this in beau­ his declaration, which stands nt tho ty, comfort, plensurc or reward. You there is alwnays n thrill about home requested to bo present. hand of tills Item, was made tho other FANNIE MCCONNELL, better plan to make the trip. Come coming. Especially when a good fast ilny before Naturalization Clerk J. J. 109-2tp President. man steals home. and we will tell you something about Kingston of Oakland, Cat. Musa Bryn in says tio Is n son of it. Wo need you in the Bible school, Fundy Bryn in, onco u king of the Zulus, nnd a nephew of King Bngo, como early nnd help us. Do not send the present ridor. He left Zanzibar. your children j bring them, is n bet­ Smith Africa, In 181M, when ho wns ter wny. liftcen years old, and came to Oak­ Do not forget the Christian EnIf you have Real Estate to sell, lease, or rent land, where lie hecnnio a prize lighter, ami Is now working ns n bootblack, denvor nt 0:30. Hero 1h a chnnco for lie Is married and proudly boasts Unit you to say o rdo something. Como his wife, I.oulsu, was bom In Texas. prepared. King llogo nf Ziilultind has lost u Let Me Serve You subject, mill Uncle Hum tins gained METHODIST CHURCH. one, slightly dnmnged, It's true, hut First Methodist church, corner Pnrk one who nlms to shine. nvenuc nnd Fifth street. S. W. WalkOFFICE: 115 PARK A V E . PHONE 554-W 5 REMEMBERED FATE OF BABY or, D. D„ pnstor. ■ Sunday School, 0:30 n. nt., J. C. Small Wondor That Winifred Feared Hutchinson, Supt. for the Health of the Precloue Prenrhimr at 11 n. m., nnd 7:30 p. Neighborhood Newcomer. m., by tho pnstor. Subject fop morning, "Tho, Bost When the stork arrived nnd loft Church In Snnfnrd.’’ ' Betty l.ou on thu doorstep of the Jones Evening, “ The Good nnd Bad in tho family, alio wns nt nnco the wonder and delight of tho ontlro neighborhood Moving Picture Shows." Rally Day. Al nro urged to como. of children. • And why not? Sho wm* tho llrst On September 27th the home o f Vance Imby that had happened In Ihe com­ CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. munity for eight long years! Louise, Tho Christlnn Endeavor Society of Douglass was destroyed by fire. On t>ciug the last, and now a little old tho Presbyterian church, will have woman, was among tho llrst to rail October 5 the policy held with us was nnd pny Itor respects to tho new hnhy. their Rnlly Day program at flj30 Sunday night. Como. A welcomo When Betty Lou had reached tlm sedate age of threo weeks, situ wiia awaits you. Subject: “ Our Q. E. Sowont to decline for hours In her brant?- clety.” Lender, Mjss Mae Jlolly. nuw buggy on the front perch of her ______ home. Thin was quite n subject qf gossip among (lie children nnd' In soma cases caused qulton little romt'iicki, i ,It is a real service and prompt pay CHRISTIAN SCIBJNQE It' It needless to say that tho children i SERVICES were never very fnr away from, the ; njqjits th^t the public wants and de .Jones porch, nnd ope day Winifred and Umlse wore heard.dlsuttiiMiot Dm , SUNDAY, Qctob.ber pth mands in the insurance line. Come ir inatter.ln wh^jwtrt and w|th much ani­ “ ARE SIR, DISEASE, 'A^P mation. ' DEATH* R E A L ?" and let us tell you about it. Winifred Imported to Louise In lories of greiit Solemnity the terrible Sunday School-. . 10jQO a. m tale of how site Once knew n teenyChurch Service—l l l :0 0 ‘a. m weeny baby that had. every tiling "Just lovely," hut when It. wns only two weeks old, It “ took ammutiiu and died Women's Club Bldg., Oak Avo, of too initfh nlr,"—IndUjinpplU .New* All Are Welcome, Qctoher 14th D a fr K , ; STRENGTH THE TH fr 1 „ The regular weqlpy meeting o f the Brotherhood of St. Andrews was. Laid Tuesday evening at the B. 9. A. room*. Tho first part of tho ovoning. waa de­ voted to tho buslhesa session, after ,a social hour was enjoyed. A great aurgrino was tho birthday cake wtych.had ppen sent,by. one*of tlm la­ ,. Almost any .form qf government dies of the Parish, the occaaionbeing can be made successful among-*.’ peo­ Up bhrthjday of twp of the brother­ ple who are accustomed to the us«' hood, boys. ' , . $2,09 PER COVER QUICK SERVICE L is t in g s W a n t e d FOR RESULTS W. V. WHEELER Real Service REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE For office supplies, stationery, etc., ___»W. M l l mhLML-'' to U tKe,Hrraia o ff to*. I • ll t* lfia«aY£Jb»* - . , * . -.____ __ �:: SatfMMMT.i o w a s M e .m i fr e e 600,000FROMD p«rv day we ia to m p tW : < » .: ROUTH BROS. BAKERY Spent $ 1,2 0 0 ,0 0 0 for Relief of Spfferere In China U f t Year. customer to — To help overcome conditions of acats dlatreas In live iptnlue stricken provInces of Northern China, where mil* Dl»r»ona wore affected hy an Uhprecer unprecedented shortage of food, the Anytime *I»W ® “ we,*k ' -Amertoan ’Hod Croaa during the Inal Come on dow n. . W in n in g Agcel .year ,opont ,mpta •jhtu 11,200,000, „ ™ K .r show n In w in d o w ll.OOO.WO of which wya contributed dlrecty by National Headquarter a and next day. the- remainder by various groups *ntercated In the welfare of China. Through the wide relief operation* thus made possible It la estimated that more than 000,000 famine sufferers were saved from jtgrvntlpp. To the end that almllar prompt re­ “Foot of First Street” lief measures by the organisation may nlwayg be poaalbie tho Red Croao la aaklHg continued con" support by tha Amer­ ican people by universal renewal of. •uccoodlnfl farmer President WHeon, President Herding woe recently W«i)f>ereh)p at the Annual Red Croa rttetad Pi-aidant of the A m *l*W J**f.C ro**. Ho lefhoro,«**« .accepting the Roll Call, Nove ovember 11 to 24. 'nvm. rrem i n t « fjehk*^ rigmi maj. Morritt* W. Ireland, Surgeon Qonorai, Msjf flan. p*n. Jferrltt# Qonorat, *H»«tbod of relief employed by J. •. A.; Dr. Livingston Farrand, chairman .Central Commlttoo of th. Rod Croao the American Rad Croaa In lta opera­ Ireoo; th* Rreoldont; Agot. «**re<ary of tho Treaoiify Kll«t Wadsworth; R1*ar Admiral -Bdward R. M itt) tu rf* on Qanoral, |l. I N . tion* In China was particularly effec­ tive, for la addition to aavlng hundred* of thousand* of lives It provided China Tralolof designed tea t them fer the with mom than 900 miles of permanent WJLL COST TO I ■ 11 n* o m •f Hill, of Ilf* taken by 447- Mla4- roada that art sorely needed to preBUILD LAKE CITY TO STOP CATAMHI OPEN H tx ienlw men at the B a d ------- *~ vept a -rectiIrene* of fern! he. At on# JACKSONVILLE ROAD. •tiiBtt for tb# BIWfl. naar 1 N09TIIIU AND HEAD tpp* .*#»• Red Cross employed 74,000 Ml, durlui th# flaeal year II Chlneee workmen, paying them In food TALLAHASSEE, Flo., Oct. 8— m n HUbc to the retort af tba Iaatb for ’ themeelVee and dependents, this hi Neatrih Ms for thst parted. food being brought-In from Manchuria Bids fo r bridge* and culverts and Of this number, It have van# on ta and alnwhera. ooacrete slab bridge* on tha Lai .owwa' mm ether Institutional, In alaeat m i j If your nostrils are dogged and City Id Jackadnvlll* stote road have nM to iBiUtutloss where tboaa herbeam opened by the at*ta toad'depart your head is stuffed and you can’t 1st sight at* rK flftM advanced edum*at and the bide turned ovor to eh* breathe freely because of a cold or ONE DOLLAR citlon. The blind tx-iafrlce mail wba engineer fo r’ tabulation, prior to fu r­ catarrh, Just get a small bottle o f Ur* entered such luatUgtlQM at* *raa n n u a l DUES IN THE *(d*d with ■portal -text-tfoeka t« ther consideration by the board. Th* Ely’s Cream Balm at any’ drug store. Braille, reading whtcji ;t^sy .Wff* RED CROSS work, which Include# federal aid pro­ Apply a tittle o f this fragrant, anti­ U B fh t at tho Rod‘ 'Cross Institute.' ject* number* eleven, t*cnty-onc, septic cream into your nostrils and let MAKES V o u a Twatro mao hat* passed from tba twenty-two, twentyJthrte, and twtnty it pondrate through every air-pan­ Institute to aaccesafully carry on Ktba p a r t i c i p a n t in four, will coat approximately ' $p2, nage of your head, aoothing and heal­ eecopatton or burtstai fat which thoy ing the Inflamed, swollen mucous RELIEF W O R K FOR 000. w«ra fitted by ipoctal training, A f*w membrane JUid you get instant relief. hare withdrawn from the Inatltuto be* T|ie bid* were: T H E H ELPLESS T H A T Ah! how good It feel*. Year nos­ tam af poor physical condition, 14 am A. Bentley end Son Company, Jack­ GfifcDLEiS THE GLOBE. trils are open, your head 1* clear, no rocolTloi further "ttalfilpf ,091 tba sonville, on all o f the pToje&a, claia AN SW ER more hawking, anuffllng, blowing; no ad ST aro atlll Is training. Jek" and A fionfjete, f 37.50 jper cu|)ic ,yart}; more headache, dryoeas .or struggling TH E A N N U A L claaa B, aAmofigure; reinforcing ateisl, for breath. Ely’s Cream Balm 1* just RED CROSS ROLL CALL jBye jeept* pgr pound. what sufferers from head colds and |Iydp and Baxter, Washington, on N O V^R ER I!-?* . 1921. catarrh need. It’s a delight.—Adv. $6,000,000 project eleven, Clam A concrete, |37.G0 per qubic yard; Claaa B con­ ren WESLEY FOLKS TO crete, ,|30 ger cubic yprd; reinfdfc- WHS »s ffiPk PF CUBBENCT MBWT A DHLAND. ifteel, haven c*nta ner^oynd; creRadical rare and clothing for thenoaate Ipm^er, f l 2p par ft^ a a p d and Ceaturlo# Age the Animate Were flen. mafia pt children In Central end Beat* S i, Pe t e r s b u r g , Qct. jcr-Hfr Ofgpuoted jvpod piling |2 per lineal “■' sraliy A cbeh W In Inglknd‘lit ' tra Europe are outlined ai the actlvRaymont of Rant: Itlea of the American Red prywa Ip Land Is to entertain the Florida Fed- ;fpi>t. I n j e c t twenty-on?^ Cloi* A Europe for- the ca rrot year! H f l $ erotlon of Wesley Bible classes at its concrete, jMA8P P«r cubic yard; Claaa Quaint though thay seem, tb* rente, itatement on the art of tha AhlUVtl meeting next Ye*?, Iisylny won out at 0 concrete, |37 per cubjc yard; rein­ euatoua and ' servlets paid to the Hell Call of the' organisation. Theee activities, aupplemantal to tb* feeding tho flnel ncsslon o f't h o federation forcing stfkol, pight pod nWwlAC cent*. prince Of Wales 4 t Launceston were •peraliona of the European Relief here when a ballot waa taken to se­ Project twenty-two, f 42.76 for Claaa •pc# common enough all oytr England, Council of which Herbert p o o re r Is lect the next convention city. The A concrete; f 40,70 for Claaa B con­ and It would be easy to ahow many chairman, are designed to provide th* meeting likely will be held 4 *ri|er crete per cubic yard; reinforcing parallel* for Lancashire and Cheshire. aott adequate and balanced relief than It was this year. The election o f steel, seven end three-fourths cents )n the-Fourteenth century In Cheshire rent In kind waa often paid Ip aparwithin tha resource* of private phi­ officers and the selection o f the next per pound. Project twenty-throe, rowhawks, barbed nrrowheoda, pep­ lanthropy. Through tha establishment of child meeting place occupied moat atten­ Class A concrete, |38 per cubic yard; per. gloves and especially In plga. Class B concrete, $31; reinforcing Arrowheads would be useful, but s walfare stntlnni In the centers of pop- tion of the day’s session. ■latlon of those countries where ade­ The following Is tho list af officers, ateel, seven cents. Project twenty- large rout roll ef the other things quate medical care Is not now obtain­ most o f whom were ro-elcoted for a four, $48 per cubic yard on Claaa A might be Inconvenient. They were, able the American Red Cross plana second term of office: W, O. Lernas- concrete; $41.20, Class B concrete; therefore, sold, and the relgtlve values gre Interesting. The spnrrowhawka to pmvid« the medical aaatatance need­ ters, Lakeland, president; Frank reinforcing steel, eight and a quarter were worth about SO cents, the glove* ed to restore these children to a nor­ two cenfs a pair and the pqpper about mally healthy life. The gum of |0,- Moore, Tallahassee, vice-president; cents. The H. T. Hadtow and Company, 20 cent* a pound. I’ lgs, of course, WWki Iiiih been made available for Angus Williams, Tampa, secretary; this work. Mrs. J. C. Durrance Jacksonville, Jacksonville, on tho five projects, vary in alse and weight and must treasurer; Rev. D. B. S\veat, Lako- Class A concrete, $30 per cubic yard; have given rise to controversies heThe Hastings Herald tolls that land, director qf publicity; ftlrs. J. M. Class B concrete $82 per cubic yard; tween bailiffs and tenants. Some ap­ proach to a standard site waa (loubtmore than the usual acreage la being Ptdrick, Orjapdo, superintendent of reinforcing steel, four and a half leu obtained, and the plga are usual­ planted to Irish potatoes for the fall young people-Bdujt; Mrs- P. N- Klpg, cents; creosoted timber, $00 pe rthou- ly described as ’’reasonable" or "cus­ Willlston, superintendent o f seniors; sand; creosoted piling, $1 per lineal tomary"'pigs. Even so, the price the *rop I nthut section, reports from Mrs. W. F. Dunklo, Tampa, superin­ fo o t bailiff obtained varied greatly, some outside Indicating n shortage o f pota tendent of voung peoplo; F. H. TrlmThomas B. Puckett o f Perry, on the selling fpr 33 cents each nnd some ws, and thus showing a need fo r ( pie, Orlando, superintendent o f in- five projects, Class A concrete, $31.00 for 00 cents. Pigs were paid not only "vore in the nenr future to Bupply tho termcdlalp; tyrs. AUie Cjrilnn, Lake- per cubic yan}; Class B concrete, by poor tenants for their tiny hold­ homo oml other markets. Those grow- land, reglstniton officers; P. M. Booyd, same figure; reinforcing steel 0 cents ings, but also hy families as rich and powerful ao the drosvenora.—Man­ «r» who held over n lot o f Small po- "Tarpon Springs, director o f music. per pound; creosoted timber, $146 chester Guardian. Utoei from the spring crop are now per thousand; creosoted piling, $1.50 Office pupping o f sjl kind# at Tho per lineal foot. <*llin gthem nt a good price fo r seed. Find Fins Kaolin Deposit*. It l« expected that n good crop o f fall Herald Prfotlag Co. When you want Luden Bridge Co., York, Pa., bid As a result of Investigations con­ anything In this lip* « a Th* Herald. only on project 23 as follows: $33 on potatoes will bo raised in t)ie stat*. cerning the oxtent of the kaolin de­ Wo have it or can get i t Class A concrete pe rouble yard; $31 posits In Puolanka, Finland, that huva For Office Huppllos, stationery, etc, reinforcing been made this summer, It has been Hie world news tho day It happons, on Claaa B. concrete; wme to the Herald office. found that there ere actually at least delivered at your door each evening, steel, five and a half cents a pound. 10,000 tons of It there and an cut I The apparent lowaat bid was offer­ mated probability of more than 000, ed by the Clayton Mitchell Co„ o f 000 tons. Kaolin hRS also been found Cairo, Qa., on all project*: $27 on In four -different places In plhlajn C lou A concrete per cubic yard; $20 vanrn. The deposits are four to six on Class B concrete; (our and a half meters deep, report* Consul Leslie A. cents for reinforcing stool; $100 per Davis from Helsingfors, but In some ■ thousand on creosoted timber; creo- rnies the stratification Is over ten deep. It has been noticed that W e have just pur­ : sated wood pilings; $1.60 per lineal meters the deeper deposits supply the better foot; and $2 per lineal foot on founda­ kaolin. According to Qerumn experts, chased a carload of tion pilings. the Finnish deposits of knolln, which Is th* day used In the making of floe No better example o f civic enter­ chlnawar*. are of excellent quality. The material I* clearer »nd Utter prise that is to be found In Lake than that found elsewhere In Europe, Worth can be adduced than the $100,- tind _ the rttlna ^ mad Ji f pfn»ni'It Is entlr*Buying this quantity, 000 municipal casino’ which tha city ly white. enables us to make m is constructing on- the ocean front. Manlfeld Uess of •Ilk. you the following The huge structure 1 sat the ocean ■Uk la on* of the moat uaod mateend o f Lake avenue, a splendid Hcaprices on these tion, and directly across the bridge, rial* 1* modern merchandise, a* a member ,of J* .W* city Arm ’ bag dlocor splendid tires — all making It accessible from every point o f view. Several change* w e n made brand new apd In the original pinna, but *11 to ad­ strictly firsts: I_____ vantage ,and in addition to the casi­ worn4b 1 ___ ________ no itself, there will be a fishing pier. mtn’4 women's and chlldren'e udder, nvE g a l l o n s GAS FREE of H OF-M AC Battery Co. Red Cross T rains 147 Blind Vets In Useful Work Red Gross Plans WO) To Save Chile ford OWNERS SUPERIOR TIRES s s 30x3 NonSkid ......... 9.95 30x3% NonSkid 11.95 W ight Bros. C o «» h ie* nfie d i- M .A.* ' w vt.VWWie a 3HM ; wear, In the hoelery department*, men'* and women'* neckwear, handClerroont ha* juat purchased the [ kerchiefs,,la th* umbrella department, privately owned tlectrio pUnt aj that | in upholstery. In fancy goods, and place, and {he Clarion deefarea that "Clermont is nlmoat a olty.” The Clarion add* that It if now po**fl»I* to have light end current whenever desired, as the town operate* the plant twenty-four hour* Instead of twelv* or fourteen, «a was don* by the former owner. even among 'the notion*, where spool «** * «W 1' t r i f l e d Jln thl* way, ■Ilk comes to rank more a* a general, ly useful nrtlele than-tb* luxury It le supposed to he. Have Opaned a Retail Store Downtown In tha Princess Theatre Bldg. Hines Blook on First Street "*■ Fresh Bread, Rolls, Cakes, Pies, Etc. On Sale Every Day STORE OPENS N E XT SATU RD AY A T NOON ROUTH BROS. BAKERY NOTICE Daily Fashion Bint Registration Books fo r tb* City o f Bahford are now open at the office o f the City Auditor and Cleric end wtll b# open to and including October t f , 1021. L. R. PHILIPS, 168-15tc City Auditor and d e s k . TRAIN 8 CHKDULB Southbound Arrive lo, .$3______ $ :86a .m . 8:40 a.m . q. 27 SdlO p. m. 0. 80— ,— 2:65 p. m7:10 p.m . b. 85........... 6:65 p. m. North Bound DfPRrig Arrive *-'03.n.m. 0. 82.........- 1:48 a. pL 0. 84........... 11:4$ a. m. 12:06 p.m . $:2Sp.,m 0. .89 8.05 p.m . u. 28_____.10:00 P- mTrilby Breath Deport* Arrive 6:00 a. m •No. 1 0 0 . . . . . . •:26 p.m . 9477 •No. £4______ 7:00 a. m. # N o 168........... 7:S6p.m . No. 82.— ..... Leesburg Branch 8 MART COMBINATION OF Doparta Arrive OINGHAM •No. 167_____ 4:00 p. m. Among ttb« ultra-chic models for No. 21------ 2:62 p.m . development in cotton fabric* is thi* ♦No. 1 0 1 ...— 6:80 p.m . frock of yellow and blue chock gingham 26....... 2:00 p.m . combined with plain blue. It Is made In •No. slip-over style, the blouse with V-shaped No. 22........ 7:00 p. m. nock being slashed at the center-front to Oviedo Branch show n wee hit of tucked vestec. Trim­ Depart* Arrive ming for the Hare sleeves and the sash girdle correspond with the akirt. M e d ­ •No. 126______11:00a.m . ium sizu requires 2 yards inch check 8:40 p.m . nnd 3*{ yards 33-inch plain gingham. •No. 127........... •Dally, except Sunday. Pictorial Review D ress N o. 0477. S ire., 34 to 4(> inches bust. Price, 33 99 cents. 4 DRINK "Almost every day bocs ajmo new Elder Springs Water, ft* 00 M.1M 81L house started In St. Cloud,’’ says tbp per cent pare. Pho S t Cloud Tribune. ’ *3cye|nU of the large building* that ba/o ooon under W . B. M AYO way for the past several weeks are nenrlng completion." T V newspaper mentions different structures in pro­ gress and pearing completion, and tells o f the beginning of new homes and bungelows. Having devoted all my life to tb* painting trad* I con guarantee **tlaPhone 178 Fourth and Sanford Avo. faetjon. Give me • trial and be con­ vinced. Shop over Haight A Wet­ New Ere Printery land’* Garage. Opposite Valde* Ho­ G. Baswti Smith* Prop. tel. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING Sanford, - Florida AUTO PA IN TIN G SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE W ORKS JOHN GORE, Proprietor CEM ETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street r i 4 4 » 4 » 4444 4 4 4 * 4 4 m 4 m 1018 West First Street 44444 » 44 4 4 »» 4 »4 » 4 4 »4444 W 4 H A Cozy H om e FROM THE FOREST TO YO U By eBminaUng all o f the waste, over half o f tb* labor, all of the middle man'* profit* and by delivering a home on record time direct from the forest to you QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW S Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets WRITE RPR CATALOGUE , •bowing in.natural colon many attractive, monay-*aring bomem A . C. T U X B U R Y LUM BER CO. " QUICKBUILT BU N G ALO W , D ?p t 18-K CHAHLESTON, 8. C. ENTZM INGER BROTHERS Poet earda-doeal views—le each at th* Herald offle*. I Coxy, attractive, substantial, durable, fengglow * o f any riao. Built $ according ta latest improved method* af house construction, e f the Z beet o f materials, M a great saving. Their economy la worth ioveeth gating. LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. J( �DAILY PROPOSED RETURN TO TAB OLD A NBW FORAOB CROP THAT fo r less than $10 a week and ho would BLUB LAWS. PROMISES WALL give you the merry ha, ha. And yet It takes years to perfect t. youngster in A bill has been introduced In con* Many experienced stockmen contend the trade up to the point where he Is really valuable. It seems that trades that the providing o f cheap and de­ gross, said to be sponsored by the o f all sorts will soon be forced to In* pendable forage is more necessary Southern Methodist conference, which stall machinery to take the place of than any other thing to develop and provides among other things, that it J. HOLLY _______________ Editor hand work as there is no one willing Insure the success of the cattle indus­ shall be unlawful ' "F or any person In the employment J. L1LLARD__Secretary-Treasurer to come in and take a position where try in Florida. of the United States to work or carry A grass adapted to our various they might soil their hands. A* NBBL.............General Manager grades o f soils nnd our climatic condi­ on his ordinary vocation on Sunday. ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr, "For any person or corporation to tions has been their hope, and experi­ BETTER MOVING PICTURES, exmeviATiov luuunxa operate on Sunday any freight or pas­ ments have been made with many va­ Phono 140 i p u I P . M. senger train, or mall train,-or any oth­ rieties, with varying results. Tha scandals among tho moving The Lake Wales Highlander in ita er train or part o f a train in the carry­ picture "artists" during the past year cams to a climax when Fatty Ar- issue of this week tells of a new grass ing on of interstate commerce, trade bucklo gave his party in a San Fran­ recently introduced In the Peace river or traffic o f any kind. "F or any postoffice to be open on cisco hotel that resulted in the death valley from South Africa which ap­ Sunday or to deliver mall on Sunday; pears to give promise o f filling the o f a moving picture actress. When the for any mail to be carried or deliver­ trial comes off and the probe Into the long felt want. It is called Marker ed on Sunday by any employe o f the grass, and is similar to Napier grass. affalra o f the movie world is made it Telling of the remarkable success a United States, whether in city or counwill bring to light some more filth and farmer and stockman In that section tho public will demand that moving has had with this new forage crop, the picture actors and actresses get upon Highlander says: a higher plane not only in the pictures "I claim that $1,000 an acre from The city of Kissimmee Is now a but in their private lives or retire to Florida land within four months of the "Bird Sanctuary." Wo aro glad to see oblivion where their present method time the soil was broken, pretty near­ this. "Thorn" will now bo safe. o f living will send them. The great ly establishes a record for the state," American public stands for a lot be­ says Edwin Spencer o f Lakeland, ' Congressman Will Upshaw wants fore It finally wakes up to tho fact county attorney for Polk county, and ill the secret orders In the United that Gomorrah and Sodom are being owner of considerable acreage in States investigated. He is right. Let enacted in present day life. Tho Am­ Peace River Valley drainage district, them ail come under the yoke. erican public, however, has a con­ some of which runs up close to the science and a good idoa of right and Hugh Sparkman, of tho Daytona wrong although it usually takes a Ridge nt this city and some of which journal is not In love with State's A t­ tragedy to bring them up short and is north o f hero near Waverly. Mr. Spencer la willing to concede torney DeCottes any more and says mako them think. The movlhg pic­ that Florida land will do mbgt, any­ DeCottes will not play in his back ture business cannot and will not be thing. In fact he has seen U perform yard as formerly. conducted along tho lines of former but he bolievea such n record is uni* dnys. It must "come clean" in the * ' . Another bonk holiday. Friday, Oc­ parlance o f the Btreet and coming quo. Merker grass, an own cousin to tober 14th is Farmer's Day, although clean in thin Instance means more just what the farmers aro going to do more than tho ordinary "como clean." Napier grass and by mnny called the with the day is beyond us. Maybe it It means that higher ideals must pre­ same thing, is the crop with which will give the bankors n day in which dominate the principal characters in Mr. Spencer mado his record. It was to farm. tho movies, higher idonlB must gov­ produced near the Peace Valley sta­ tion along the Seaboard, about four ern the directors, the managers, the The Sanford Chamber of Commerce producers and the proprietors of the miles from Lake Wales. Joo Callman, is making a record of which tho peo­ moving picture houses nil over the a Rumanian farmer, one o f a settle­ ple o f Sanford can well feel proud. United States. It is tho inevitable end ment of Roumanians at Peace Valley, If there aro any in tho city who do not of tho wild orgies, tho Ignoring of produced the crop and the Valparaiso know what tho Chamber of Commerce public decency nnd morals, the public Development Co., was the purchasers. is doing lot thorn attend the weekly censure nnd the public domnndn. The Merker grass is from South Africa meetings nt tho Vaidez Hotel nnd And DoLnnd News sums it up as follows: where It is called elephant grass. It put. There nro none so blind ns those "Tho promptness with which tho grows from 12 to fifteen foot high and who will not sec. proprietors of movie film establish­ in four months timo, on the Peace ments hnve responded to the demands River muck land, hns put on such a Willis Powoli haH been elected by of the public in the matter of securing growth. Seeing is believing nnd it’s ' .. tha Lnko County Chamber of Com­ better conditions ns to the morality of there. Valparaiso is in Okaloosa county merce to servo another yenr ns secre­ their employes is exceedingly gratify-1 tary. An honor worthily bestowed— ing. They hnve unanimously agreed on the Choctawhatchoa bay, nnd1 an honor, nit. It Is a Job thnt makes to insert a clause In all contracts with Mr. Porrinc, its developer, proposes Willis work all day nnd pnrt of the "stars," nnd all others employed in tho to put out 100 acres o f Merker grnss night nnd he does it and ho hns business ns helpers, actors, etc., mak­ from the ennes which he has purchas­ brought so mnny new people into Lnko ing them ngree to conduct themselves ed of Mr. Spencer. Ho is figuring on county thnt the old settlers are ready with duo regard to decency and good n great stock development as is Mr. tq move out and givo them more behavior. Thnt is good. Now let the Spencer who plans to set out at least room. Dut an honor nevertheless nnd public conscience take an advance step 200 acres o f the Merker on Ponca Val­ it demonstrates thnt those Lake coun­ nnd demand a bettor class of films. le;. lands, Hn sees n great future for It con­ ty people know when they have n Movies can be made to serve a very the grass ns a stock food. tains much the same contents as good man nnd purpose to keep him. valuable purpose—far in advance of nlfnlfn nnd Mr. Spencer Is now in cor­ nnythlng thnt has over been done here­ Lot's piny a little friendly politics tofore, if tho public will demand it respondence with mills nnd believes ho can put out Marker meal just_as and thon get down to business. Thoro with sufficient emphasis." alfalfa meal Ib now sold ns a stock is no reason for getting heated up, feed. He is confident that for several there In no reason for getting mad nt SNOWBIRDS ARE COMING years nt least ho can make good mon­ a man beenuso ho will not vote your ey out of n stock meal proposition. As way, there In no renson for having a If tho words of tho ndvancu guards Civil War In Hanford Just beenuso it of tho army of box enr tourists who n grazing food it will also do well, Ho claims. Gnttlo like It nnd will keep Is time to elect a City Commissioner. hnve already arrived In Florida can it graced down nnd, if they cmi be The office docs not belong to any one be accepted ns truth no former years turned from one field to another, will man or set o f men. It belongs to tho have over found as mnny unemployed, gut plenty of nutriment from a small people and tho people aro gcnornlly human derelicts In Florida as will be acreage. The aero ho has planted at right in their choice. Less "curb­ horo this winter, whothor tho usual Peace Valley occupies the ground so stone" nnd more real business in what Sanford needs. You know whnt wo number of dcsirablo *visitors la ns fully that^lt Is almost impossible to lnrgo or not. penetrate between the great grnss moan. Ono of tho early nrrlvals said with­ canes, Spencer Is confident Merker grass Tho Florida Water Traffic League is in the hearing of tho Nows yesterday growing and enlarging its scope and it thnt on his way down ho encountered will solve the problem of the use of will do more for this section nnd for hundreds o f mon, most of thorn young the great Peace river marshes which the slate ns a whole than any move­ ones, watching thoir chance to got a occupy many thousands o f acres of ment over started in tho South, It rldo, eithor In autos or In Bide door land in the center o f Polk county By eliminating gems, sclenco saves means not only cheaper and better Pullmans. All o f thorn, ho snld, wore from Lnko Hamilton to Lako Wales transportation hut It means the devel­ broke, soino desperate nnd others just nnd further South. Most of the land many lives to fatten tho batting averopment of tho rivers nnd harbors of floating indlfforontly with tho tide. has been drained within the Inst few ago o f speeders. Florldn, and government aid for tho Ho also nddod that railway special years nnd little of it is yet in use. It Post cords— local viows— Ic each at same. The govornmont spends money ngoats nro unusually active and that Is rich black muck. The smnll ploco plowed by G. V. Tillman recently nnd tho Herald office. whoro traffic warrants it nnd tho traf­ It Ib n difficult mattnr to got a rldo on on which the muck is 14 feet deep, fic on tho St. Johns rivor right now train without pnylng for It. wnrrnntn a deeper channel, a wider Glassea Designed All o f this moans thnt Florida will ns told In this paper, In n pnrt of this Eyes Examined chnnnci and much improvement nil ho overrun with undesirable cltizons marsh land. Not nil o f the muck is Henry McLaulin, Jr. along tho route from Jacksonville to during tho winter, mnny of thorn will so deep, however, hut nearly every bit OPT. D, of it Is fertile land. 1 Lako Hnrnoy. Our representatives in bo o f tho criminal class nnd robbery There is quite a settlement of Ru­ Washington nro requested to wnko up nnd other crimes may bo expected. manians at Peace Valley. They nro and seo that wo got it. Fortunately, Pnlutkn is not ununlly farmers by Inheritance and aro mak­ tho. play ground of such characters, Ono Boys aro not looking to tho trades hut nt lenset a portion o f them may ing good with the muck soil. sign of it 1 b nhown in a crop of squash any more. They all want to bo law­ bo expected here. Our officers, how­ yers or doctora or somothlng of tho ever, nro on tho nlort nnd this, with put In by Sam Potnzy. The day the sort nnd they nro turning away from prompt nnd dcclslvo administration reportor saw them they were just 30 OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST the trades thnt would mean a good of justico will go a long way townrd dnys old nnd they wore covered with Grndunte Northern IHInola College fine squash and ono shipment hnd living for thorn tho bnlnnce of thoir discouraging thoso panhandlers, graf­ 212 East First St, Sanford, Fla. been sold the day before. Hvos. Tnko tho printing trndo for inters, burglars, nnd stlck-up mon from atanco. When tho editor started to stopping over hero.— Palatka News. It St. Augustlno they nro speoding loam his trndo ho received $1.50 a up to havo completed tho memorial Pickling and Preserving week. You usk a boy now to como According to tho Miami Hornld, park and ita equlpmont authorized into a printing office to loam the trade thnt city will havo a municipal mar­ and begun some time ago. Tho park ket before tho first o f January, plans is small, having formerly been a bow­ looking to this end having boon for­ ling green, but it wil lbo made most RICE, TOMATOES AND mulated by tho powers in control. Mi­ attractive, and it is to bo dedicated to CHEESE ami is planning to build a public mar­ tho St. Johns county boys, who lost ket costing about $32,000, and tho city their ttves in the world war, on Cook I cup rice In 1% cups boil­ manager says that it will be a good Armistice Day, if possible. The park ing water. Steam until rice has one. Tho design la for a two-story will have as a special feature the. meabsorbed the water. Add H4 Mason, Sure-Seal Jars concrete and hollow tile building, with morlal pedestal and flagstaff, tho gift cups Flag Brand Tomatoes heat­ concrete floor fireproof^ and con­ ed, Soason with salt, paprika. and Jelly Glasses o fa patriotic and enterprising citlstructed on the beat possible lines for Cook until rico is soft. Put a convenience and sanitation. A bond layer in baking dish then cover See our line of issue is proposed to finance the pro­ with grated cheese. Alternate Example of "affect" and "effect" in layers, and bake until the cheese ject! Stone Crocks, Coolers, correct use. "Dawes can effect savings an top Is browned. that do not affect the total of expendi­ Churns, etc. tar,' tures,” |*|| Deane Turner it is the bank which depends upon business for suc­ cess— not busings upon the bank. While It iB truo that no business can operate suc­ cessfully without a strong banking connection, in a larger sense the bank itself can look for great suc­ cess only in the ratio that success comes to its patrons. The success for which this institution bids is that which comes to us as a direct result of intelligent co-operation and tangible assistance rendered to the friends and patrons of this bank. Let us co-operate with each other. A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Forster, President B. F. Whitner, Cashier You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAW YERS CONTRACTORS George A . DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD BATTERIES -:- -:- -:- FLORIDA Sanford Construct*n Co, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS bruto t o u x Planes and Specif (cations Cheerfully Furnished Battery Troubles to Us All Work Guaranteed W» I pmUUm m KMtriMl Work i>4 eta (It* jot) AtptaAtbU urrlM.. H. T. PACE P. O. Bax III W l ALSO XATX O O K V X m T XZOHAJnoX VOX OVXXHAU1AVO TOUX OA* Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Sketches and Estimates Free; m Company building too large and none too xmalL Phone 189 L. A. Renxud, Prop. HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc* Haight & Wieland ------ALL WORK GUARANTEED------ Wilson & Shorey Pine and Garland Sta, Orlando, Fla. PURE W ATER Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURB lone SU-W Sanford, Fla. GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Oak and Pint REAL ESTATE LORD’S PURITY W ATER A S GOOD AS TH E BEST Daily Service Phone SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Real Estate and Insurance PboM 95 V, C. CULLER, Prop, Geo. W . Knight General Shop and Mill Work Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA ..Employment Bureau.. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Flo. TRANSFER The vocational committee o f the Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club “ W E D ELIVER TH E GOODS" requests all young women desiring employment to register at tha First Quick Service Transfer National Bank. Storage Facilities AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman If we please you, tell other*; If no' tell os. Phone 498 WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS HOTELS O. O. WILSON, Own.r SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES Hotel Montezuma With! Xr.lh.rt Gtrir. ButMln* “Sanford’s New Hotel” flA S Up Per Day Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Shafts Re-tumed Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 146-J Acteylene Welding Sanford Welding Co. HARDW ARE SANFORD FLORIDA OF ALL KINDS WBLAKA BLOCK Phones 497.494 IN THE LAST ANALYSIS- Ueated la Bagla Bldg., 205 Osk Ave, ELECTRICAL ^Contractors �i P i f s ? THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8,1921 BgM COLUMBUS DAY CEL In LjjUna In rirf0U l Hem* * # at # # ,.E, „ Talk* Sacdietly The * * i HIE ffEATBBt • Florid,. O.neraly M r , „ d cooler tonight o « . p t OC.I I 3 . 1»tbe ntttm .oath por* S. Sa»J.y. F*‘f *"'* coolw + In the South portion. # * * * # # * Mr and Mw. C. W- Entwnjnger, of, ]M ‘ were In tho city ybaterday. Longwod, ^ Ik* PToafln■ Smtll H*«r Dr. Walker Sunday, O o^ber 11 a. ra. on "Best Church to’ fckn169-lto P M.nr from Sanford are attending tif^Eoliini-Plorida Orlando today. Arranged for H«rnld Render* oft # # # # • # # # # SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE What do you know about that? Tb® old bulb crawls up to 01 right before mo very face. Anjl here is Atlanta today shivering in the blast of real winter And people Wenring ov­ ercoats' and hofo tho dinged thermometer persists In going •to 01. It juqt looks like San­ ford is dtle for another cool spell tomorrow although tho woather report does not say so. However, we are living In "• v-4' ’ 5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 8 Maximum .T..’.-,.' oi The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church will hold their Christman Be Mir, D«. 2 and 3, 1921. 167-M.W,tfc M inim um .......................... Range ........................... . Barometer ....................... 80,00 Calm and clear, W. I* Morgan is homo for tho week end and his mnny frjends aro glad to see him. a Get your battery filled with distill«d water free at tho Hof-Mnc Battery Co., "Foot of First Street.” They make their own. 167-Otc M. D. Dixon and J. S. Dixon, of Lakeland, were In tho city transacting business yesterday. # # # # # # # Tho Daily Herald is late each day now and will bo lato until the World’s Series is over. But since everyone is Interested in the grent games it bo., hooves those who do not want this news to wait for their papers and lot those who do want this nows enjoy it. Tho Daily Herald is a daily papor and wants to give the readers nil tho news ail the time. Michaels-Sterns Clothes Campus Togs S a n fo r d , F la . Tom Moore FIRST M ETHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH CORNER FIFTH STREET AND HARK AVENUE SUBJECT A T 11:00 A. M. “ BEST CHURCH IN SANFORD” Q IIR IE C T A T 7 #,in I* M “ GOOD and BAD IN MOVING PICTURE SHOW” 1 EVERYBODY COME Mrs. Thomas F. East, Organist Have your watches and Jewelry re­ paired at McLnulin’s. Two first class watch makers. Prompt service. 140-tfc Among tho live wire secretaries here last night were Secretary Willis B. Powell, of Lake county, Secretary Cox, of Orlando, nnd Secretary Wil­ liams, of the Eustis Board o f Trndo. After you have tried other laundries then try us.—Snnford Branch Lakomnd Steam Laundry. Phono 475. 109-2tc Wehavepaidour city license o f $25 and county license of $5.00, Now wo ®rc in shape again to handle your laundry for another year and wo mennt0take caro of you If high class vmrk will do it.— Spnford Branch o f Lakeland SteamLaunder. Phono 475. 169-2te The surveyor who searches fo r oil n distant lands knowi that cventu* » y his home country w i| l> roft of, *11 he surveys. ORDERS ANCIENT A S K F O It Y O U R R E C E IP T . Subscribers to the Dnily Herald Present Voflua of Emblems, It Can should ask for u receipt when the Be Proved, le More Than 5,000 Veare Old. carrier boys colioct from you. It is tho only protection you have in case "Do you notice whut an Increase the carrier changos or there happens then* lias been In the wearing of em­ to be a mistake in the account. Each blem ami fraternity pins, these days?" carrlor boy Is supplied with receipt asheil .limes. "I suppose you think (hat Is Just books, and Is commanded to give a t-. up-to-date fad, don’t you?" re­ receipt by the nornld. See that you turned ills friend of antiquarian l>cnt. tret your receipt nt the end o f each "Well, let me tell you, It In not. Watch week if you are paying thnt way. churms were Invented nt least flvo 108-lltp. thousand y. ars before watches, nnd (rutornlly budges equally long ago. For office supplies, stationery, etc., "Thu very suine symbols which tho como 10 iho Herald office. 'Joiners' are wearing In their lapels ami on their fohlH today nru survivals of forms which wore in popular use for thu sumo purpose when NehuchndDo You Know What The nnxxnr was a kid In school. You see, It was like this: In the days when Word kings could seldom write their own names and tholr subjects attributed every natural phenomenon to one of their multifarious gods or devils, there were always a few, at least, who knew some of the truth. Means? If not, drive in "Gllmmerlnga of u true science were our Filling Station nnd find beginning to dawn on mankind,, but hu* inanity"wits tdp close to t/hybarjam fir out what perfect service is. sbeh'a thing aa;a laiw of natbre to be understood. When it w;us perceived. PETTER TIRES tb«^ certain 1law*'did. exUt thejw are set dotftn to'the will and destri-of bite CHEAPER or* another divinity, and when taught to a selected few were hedged about with all sorts of obligations not to Vulcanizing reveal the secrets of the gods to the 'profsnit'—a word which originally SE R V IC E I hnvo secured the service of Leo , ner, a clean, neat appearing young •“ n who will take * * * mart ft# tjtiilrtfcln 111A tfill! til(L* ArcKlItDC* 6,1 next ^ ---------; deliver ,ur W M K S P T nn^ irwivwr,.mu ■i|iimi'w— ««nver the same promptly.— Sanford system were oned called 'mysteries,* branch LakeUnd Steam Laundry. and the process of solemnly senring the nrvspaeUVtt .,*tud«*R HMrly If not • td drttth' at'a wnrhlug to silence before letting him In on the .racrets 4*5 J cnjd »-!ocal vlewo—lc each at was the preliminary to all education. toerald—by the pound— 15c. And each .u der hos Its symbol, or pin." x?m , \ 3Mi *45 ---------- a t t h e ---------- SECRET .v ia The Very Best HEAR DR. W ALK ER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9TH --Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D. Brumloy, of Chuluotn, were in the city yestordny ami report Chuluotn ns thriving and new people coming in .. . t It Is the custom o f the Knights o f m Columbus' throughout tho country to celebrate In honor o f the discovery o f America on Columbus Day, October 12th. This coming Wednesday is Columbus day and the Sanford Coun­ FOR. cil will give an evening's entertain­ ment in honor o f this event that promises to be rest good. A free band concert, by tho San­ ford band will start at 7i l 5 sharp And play until time fo r tho curtain to riso W e have priced our fall clothing so that the highest on a ton act vaudovflle show. Follow­ priced suit in the house will not go over $45.00,— and that in g the show a dance, with a four piece orchestra, will then hold tho is why we are selling them almost as fast as they arrive. board until every one is satisfied that And they are— it has been a big evening, The Sanford band gets bettor with oath concert and'the concert that eve­ ning promises to outdo all their jirevlous efforts, and it is entirely freo to the public. This concert Will take -----------------AN D ----------------place on the lawn in front of the Cath­ olic hall, at tho Corner of Oak and Eighth streets. Ten big acts o f home talented vau­ deville have been Arranged fo r aVid when you are tdld that such tqen as Bob Herndon, 8 . S. Baumell, Metfirt. Warren! Martin, Rive, HelriOn, Clause and other Sanford stars will take place It is enough said as you have hoard theso boys before. This Bhow will take placo in the 7#f /S Catholic hall, whero n now stage has been erected nnd now lighting effects. Tho dance follows the show nnd tho orchestra will be mndo up o f tho piano, violin, drums and saxophone. The floor is in good shnpe nnd little stunts, such nB moon-light waits, with tho proper lighting effects, etc., will bo pulled off during tho danco. As this entertainment is not to W e Have Calls Every Day for raise big money, the charges mado nt the door for tho Bhow and danco will bo flfty cents for each event. This chnrge will go to cover tho cost of the music, etc., thereby assuring you List Yours With that you can get n good evening’s en­ YOUR SATISFACTION tertainment without putting out big IS M Y SUCCESS money for it. Remember tho date, Wednesday, October 12, nnd bo there Office Opp. I*. O. I'honc 192 CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon and evening, Gray Gables, on the "EXID E" BATTERIES, tho Giant beach, Scubreenc, Fin. Phono 40l. that lives in n box. Wo can now fur­ Free bath houses. 74-Frl-St-0m nish six Volt Batteries nt $24.50. Wo buy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd re­ Routh Bros., are opening their now pair all makes Batteries.— Itny Broth­ 150-tfc downtown retail Btoro todny in tho ers. Phone 548. princess theatre building, handling Snnford should have a post card dny. baked goods, BANKS WILL CLOSE Every section of Florida will have one Dr. Walker's subject Sunday, Octo­ nnd there will be thousands of post All bnnkH of Sanford will bo closed ber 9th nt 7:30 p. in. is "Good and Bad cards sent all over the United States Friday, October 14. Former’s Day. of Picture Show." lOiDltc from Florida during the month of Oc­ tober. Snnford should hot allow thin Tho only great powers left in tho opportunity to slip. world aro the United States England, ROOFING, Red and greon slate sur­ Japnn, Franco and Stlnncs, face, 3-ply $3,26 per square, Tiger Apparently the locks of the Pana­ brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2,75; For office supplies, stationery, etc., 1-ply, $2.25. Freo delivery, Address ma canal aro not on tho place where romo to the Herald office. M. E. Ginn, Box 391. . 189-26 tp tho money is kopt. Good Music P A G ! PIVR WIII I....................................... .... -** - 1 I • t _*: r \i • * H E CO. 1st and Elm Ave. Phone 447-W Optometrist- ROOMS AND APARTMENTS Optician Connelly Real Estate Co. No charge for renting same for you To See Better See Moore DISDAINED KNIFE AND FORK "8well" Fooled Both Man Who Mad. Bet* a. to HI* Mannar of Eating C LASSIFIED ADS Break fa at. Tex Ittckard said to u group of cor­ respondent* the other day: "It Isn't only scrappers that muke bail mistakes In etiquette. I wus cntlng breakfast in one of the swell New York restuurants one morning when a fat man como In. " 'Ile'H one of the biggest swells In the town,' suys my friend. 'Watch him.' "Tile fat man—ho was dressed like u prince—ordered two portions of ham nnd eggs, two of country sausage, two of buckwheat cukes and maple sirup, nnd, along with nil that, mush nml milk, lamb chops, liver nnd hncon. fried potatoes, oatmenl and corned beef Imsli, "All these things wero brought to him together, and he dumped them Into a big soup dish nnd proceeded to cut them up nnd mix them round well. " 'Hanged If that uln't the worst sight I've ever seen,' l said to my friend. T il bet you three to one, George, he euts It with Ills knife.* " ‘No, no.' says George. 'He’s a big swell, I tell you. I hot ho eats It with his fork.' Mr. Hlcknrd shook his hend gloom­ ily. "We both lost,” ho said. "He ato It with a Indie." Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken far leaa Uu» 25 cents', and positively no classified nds charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR RENT— Apartment, private porch, Bink in kitchen, uli conveni­ FOR SALE— Itoso No. 4 seed, Irish ences, also one or two hod rooms left. potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A. Over 10 cgnt store. 168-3tp Brumlcy. 131-tfc i FOR RENT— Suburban home. Call FOR SALE—8-romn house with nil 308-J,_________ 167tfc modern convenience, excellent re­ pair. Private water works, In desir­ FOR RENT— Storage room. Address P. R., cure Herald. 167-Gtp able locution. Reasonable terms. Ap­ FOR SALE ply to Owner, 519 W. First St root. FOR RENT— Furnished rooms for HG-tfc light housekeeping. 719 Oak Ave164-fltp FOR SALE— Stable manure; cur lots. nuo. Good dry stock. Price $7 per ton, f. FOR RENT—Two rooms, kltchcnoTTe o. b. cars, Snnford. Chnse & Co. connecting, furnished or unfurnish­ 161-tfc. ed. Inquire nt Snnford Barber Shop. lG7-3tp ?O R SALE— A pair of young, block ninro mules, at n bargain. Phono W AN TED ICO. 152-tfc WANTED—Celery barrels repairing, auto body building and repairing. All kinds of wood work in rear Dodge Garage. Charlie Ston.______ 160-4tp SPECIAL LUMBER PRICES: Com­ plete building schedules on request. Saves you 1-3 of cost, Book of Houso plans $1.60, Money refunded If not satisfactory, or If wo sell you lum­ ber. Send list for estimate.— Gulf Lumber Co., Perry, Fla. 10-1-lm FOR SALE— One young fresh milk cow.— R. L. Garrison. 103-Gtc WANTED— To buy or rent with priv­ ilege o f buying, 5 to 7 roomed house, address B. R., enro Herald. 108-Gtp Mouse Wore Diamond. Some women may he afraid of soiae mice, hat when a mouse gets civilised and swagger enough to run riround wenring diamonds—well, tho heroine of this story tells It, and responsibility FOR SALE—Twolvo good sound woll begins nnd ends with her. broke mules. Terms can he arrang­ Miss Genevieve Allen of New York, ed with responsible parties. Cun ho head of the abandonment bureau of seen at Osteun. H. S. Long, Rural District Attorney Swan’s office, re­ * lC8-4tp. turned front a vacation In Maine to phono 4811. find n mouse rnvorting on tho lloor of FORD TRUCK for sale.— West Side her office with a diamond gleaming Grocery. 104-tfc from Its tall. Miss Allen realising, perhaps. tl)itt FOR SALE—Sovon passenger 1921 she could never get nwny with tho Cadillac. R. C. Maxwell. HHI-lit story without something resembling proof, caught that mouse. Whether FOR SALE—Very desirable city pro­ she did it with gus, hypnotism or a perty. Sco B. F. Whitnor, ut First depth bomb muy never ho known, but National Bank. lC6-6tc. sho got close enough to extract a diamond carring from the mouse's tall FOR SALE— Upright piano, in good condition, $150, Phone 103-J, or ad­ though she let tho mouse get away without attempting to arrest It for dress Box 352. 168-Gtp. burglary. The earring was turned FOR SALE— Now bungalow! easy over to Acting District Attorney Banterms. Positively the best built ton. bungalow in the city.— E. F. Lano, the Real Estate Man. 168-3tp Rooster Refused te Crew. On the ground .that the crowing at FOR SALE— Nice fat hen* for yard the rooster iq Mr,poultry run prevenjor table use. 310 S. Holly Ave. ed school children learning -tholr It*#tOO-Gtc Bone, a Potaddtu woman nppBaml be­ fore the,-local. Judge charged with belug a fmbllc nuisance, The woman having declnrald tlm rooater' was old anti ftparie, and that therefore hi* crow could not be a source of,distur­ bance to the school children, the Judge adjourned the case to enable the bird to appear. The rooster, however, which caiue to the court In a capacity resembling that of n co-dufundHiit, refused to crow, anti Hw after making some remarks uIh'UI tlm valuable loss of leinl time (hu* occnrtloiletl, dll missel]' the"Vhsit.—NoHh China1Horalh. ~tet ~a n i t t y n s m r v r i g r a :— u WANTED— Customers for fresh milk, morning and evening deliveries.— U. L. Garrison. Phone 3711. 109-St-Tu W A M T I?n —IJRiaHT B0Y TO n t M i 1 E tir * learn p r in t ­ TRADE. ONE THAT’S NOT AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK. APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY. if in g parly NOTICE!my car thechild's Will took who red spooler from in front of Peo­ ples' Bank on Wednesday, please re­ turn to Herald office.— F. W. Talbott, CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED and cleaned at your homo or w* will call for and deliver. Hamilton Beach EHctrie Rasher* uaed-— SanfoTd Frettery, 317 1st St. Phone 8M » FOR RENT FOR RENT—-tfwo furnished 'room*. A W ly 1004 Elm Ave. ’ 162-tfc —^ — FOR flENT— Furnished rooms aj. 210 Fraqch ?vu,______ ' lfl5-5tp FOR RENTl—Booming house. Bear depot, ij. .Mu*son.. 187-atp. Eori RENT—i W furnished rooms for lifrht houaekeping. 205 East 3rd Street. 189-Btp MRS. ID A ,1AU STIN *. ■ «>-.-/ V I.. ,418 AY|I.< MAKER AND ALTERER OP LADIES’ CLOTHES J *,rft *t! fi .**** * ■ - ■ - * * ~t 'U,'- ~rr Pure Water Meami Good Health, Gpod. Heajth Meqns Uappinfea a*. — tvr ... ■I\teali^v. * y B%rer. AlMlt * Pab» f 7T* v-. , • AH- l§_«*d Th*^p. Water SjwwM . Fla* -wvwr&mWW rtit*- m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 08, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 08, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 08, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dd9a40b43a1e2583d2408ac424df501c.pdf a8dd5281cce31e9b6ff383baea4749fe PDF Text Text Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST Sanford TH« “City Substantial* VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6,1921 One of thevMaryland’s Huge Motors ♦ MV*' BEHALF MURDER CHARGE Did Not Know Anything: About Robbery Plan Ira t a t a # #H a# # # X # GOVERNOR HARDEE # WILL NOT CALL A # SPECIAL 8ESSION. # -------# TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 0.— # (By tho Associated Press).— # Governor Hnrdee today an■* nounced he had declined to call # a special session of tho legis# Inturo at this time ns request# cd by citizens of Dado county, # In connection with tho issue # of county school bonds. Judge # Will H. Price, of Minmi, con# ferred yesterday with tho gov# ernor concerning tho proposed # session. It is understood that # during tho conference Price # transmitted tho proposal that # Dado county would pay tho # expenses of tho session. # lot if * p a # # H-a Ha # # * a # # NINETEEN PEOPLE KILLED IN COLLISION IN FR TWO TRAINS IN Pa PuPa * # P a # # P n * * # DEPARTMENT JUSTICE * # a w a it s ACTION CON* # GRESS ON THE K. K. K. * # # # * * * * •# # •* * A * # # * # * * # * # * ta # -------- * Many Others Are Badly Burned in the Fire FOLLOWED # WASHINGTON, Oct. 0.— * # (By tho Associated Press).— * # A decision by tho Department # if of Justico it', to investigation * MANY VICTIMS SO BADLY MUTI­ if of the Ku Klux Klan will await * LATED THAT CANNOT BB # uction by congress on the pro- * IDENTIFIED ' ‘ WANTED 1IIS FEB. # posed inquiry, Attorney Gon- * # oral Daugherty said today. * (By Tbs AuocItUd fnul (Br Tb* Ai»o«l»»#4 Pr«M) # # PARIS, Oct. fl— Nineteen p e r i l s JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 0.—Judge P n * # P a # * P a P a * * P a # * B a nrc known to hnvo lost their Uvea in Gibbs denied tho motion of the don collision of two suburban train* In Iense for instructed verdict and ar­ a tunnel hero yesterduy. Only four Southern Baptist As­ gument will begin at aftorifon session been identified. Others being sembly Investigates hnvo of court. badly burned in firo which followed Charges Against Mays tho ernsh. Somo of tho victims were JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 0.— Counsel so badly mutilated thnt It is impos­ for I’ope resumed today when court (By Th* AuocItUd Pnu) sible to dctcrmlno whether they are ASHEVILLE, N. C.( Oct. 0.—Direc­ mule or fcmalo. opened nrgument on motion th at tho supplying 7,000 horse power to ono tors of tho Southern Baptist Assem­ '('Ills Is one Seventeen of those injured in the court instruct tho jury to render a Thu imiininoth m otor Is twelve bly nt Ridge Crest who mot hero yes­ of the tunnel wreck hnvo died In hospitals, verdict of nrquittal. Tho grounds up­ foot lll| terday ts court of inquiry to investi­ according to tho Havas Agency, bring­ on which the instructed verdict wns U. S. ATTORNEY gate charges of alleged immoral con­ ing the total number of dead In the sought were thnt allegations of indict­ REMOVED FROM OFFICE duct nnd seditious remarks attributed tunnel wreck to thirty-three. Explor­ ment against Popo wns at varlanco, IN KENTUCKY DISTRICT. to Dr. Livingston T. Mays, correspond­ ation of the seventeen burned cars has thnt Hickman wns not killod during ing secretary, ndjourned Inst night to not yet been possible nnd it is feared perpetrntion of robbery, thnt Popo WASHINGTON, Oct. 0.—Thomas give Mays time to obtain supplemen­ thnt they contain additional victims. was not present nnd that tho state R. Slattery, United StntOB district tal affidavits in his defense. State­ had failed to connect tho defendant nttomoy for tho northtrn district of ment issued by council thnt many of PARIS, Oct. fl— Many persons ars with the case. Iioth state and defenso Kentucky, was removed from office the charges against Mays hnd been believed to be dead nnd burning in concluded presentation of evidence today by President Harding, on tho disapproved. wreckngo of a rear-end collision of yesterday, Popo being the only witness reconimendntion of Attorney General two suburban trtlns in tho half-mllo in his own behalf. Ho denied nil al­ Daugherty. (Ur Th« AuocItUd Fr«*l) the Yankees ns they enme on tho field tunnel lending to tho St. Lazaro rail­ NEW YORK, Oet. 0.—With one vic­ for bntting practice. legations of tho Btnte. road station from which five bodies tory gained, tho Ynnkccs go bnck to Indian summer day followed chilly already have been recovered at 9 JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 6.—John H. tho fray today with the Giants fully night. Sun blazed in clear sky nnd o’clock last evening. Twenty acrlousconfident they can turn the tide their fans in bleachers grnteful for light Pope, local attorney, took tho stand In ly injured porsons and fifty-three way. Tho Giants did not nppenr dis­ westerly breeze. his own behalf yestorday, at his trial slightly injured nlso hnd been recov­ couraged by tho initial defeat nnd de­ on n charge of murder in the first de­ ered. termined to win tho second gamo nnd gree. Tho defenso announced it had Rnttcries for todny will be: For the . ----! Seventeen coaches were burning, no other witnesses nnd began Its ar­ even the series. Tho Yanks nnd their Giants, Ncfh nnd Smith, nnd for tho PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Oct. 0— nnd firemen, almost holplesa, were followers bollovod they would win Yanks, Hoyt and Schnng. gument on a motion for an Instructed The Federal Reserve Bank of tho cutting a hole through tho root of the verdict in favor of tho defendant. First Inning WORKING TO HAVE AMERICAN ngain by speed or bases, aggressive­ Third District todny reduced its ro- ( tunnel through tho pavement of Rue The nrgument had not been con­ CARGOES SHIPPED OVERSEAS ness in field nnd opportune hitting, to Firsth nlf first: Giants nothing. discount rate on all clnsscs of paper do Rome, hoping to crcnto an upward sny nothing of tho kind of pitching cluded when tho enso wont over until Last half first: Ynnks nothing. IN AMERICAN BOTTOMS from 5 1-2 to B per cent. drnft in order to allow the smoko and Mays exhibited in blnnking the Giants today. The state rested early In tho Second Inning gas to esenpe. Both trains wero fill­ afternoon session. First half second: Giants nothing. WASHINGTON, Oct. fl.—Idle Ship­ 3 to 0. It was in speed the GinntH ed with homeward bound commuters LOS ANGELES, Cnl., Oct. fl— Pope wns on tho stand less than an ping Hoard vessels wil ho used by the were reputed to have advantage over Last half second: Ynnks nothing. uml authorities say thnt nnyono re­ Mony wns the root of nil questions hour. Ho denied unequivocally that United States Department of Com­ the Americnn Longue chnmpions. Even Third Inning maining in the tunnel is almost cer­ here todny in the second session of Mnnngor Huggins, of the Yanks, ad­ he had any knowledge of the impend­ merce to combat an international com­ First half third: Giants nothing. tain to be (lend. tho Americnn Bankers’ Asslciations,' mitted the Giants were faster hut his ing robbery of the Palnco thontve hero bine by forcign-owncd shipping lines Last half third: Yanks nothing. The collision occurred when tho forty-seventh nnmml convention. Ono | tenm showed the most speed yesterthe night of September 4 by Frnnk to tho detriment of American ship­ Fourth Inning 5:52 trnin for the suburb, Marly-Ledny. Hoyt, Brooklyn Scholboy or Rawlins, who shot nnd killed George First half fourth: Ginnts nothing. question with n promise of mnking it- ( Itoi, crashed into the rcar-Cfld of a ping , Last half fourth: Ynnks scored one self one cf tho big themep of tho II. Hickman, manager of tho play­ During tho war these companies ac­ Shawkey, may pitch for the Yanks train for Versailles, which left four mooting wns rovenled in nlignmont of house. Popo admitted he had very cumulated vust reserves of funds. today while tho Ginnta mny send in run. minutes earlier on tho sumo track, but forces for and against business cx- ( probnbly been at certain places de­ When tho armistice was concluded Nchf, Tony or UnrneH. The Giants to­ Fifth Inning which stopped insido tho tunnel for tension through brjfnch bankB, espc- j scribed by stnte’s witnesses. IIo de­ they started their raco to exclude Am­ day will be visiting team while the First half fifth: Giants nothing. some unexplained reason. Cries for cnlly by nntionnl hanks, n ssuggestod Last half fifth: Ynnks nothing. nied thnt he hnd told Irwin nnd John­ erican shipping from important trade Ynnks will occupy tho places of tho help nnd monns wore nudibio at both In n proposed law reported to bo fos­ home crew held by the Giants yester­ ny Novitzky, two stnte’B witnesses, * Sixth Inning. lanes. ends of tho tunnel. day, this changing process involves tered by national bnnks. when ho borrowed their car on tho First half sixth: Giants nothing. Thus far their operation hnvc been It is feared that thosu who OHcnr W. Schaeffer of Glrnrd, Has., night of the killing thnt ho nnd Raw­ successful. For whilo scores of Ship­ shifting of uniforms nnd dugouts. Last half sixth: Yanks nothing. trapped in tho burning wreckngo mny declared nn "octopus" mennccs state lins were going to "stick up" the the­ ping Bonrd vessels drifted idly nt their Thero is not likely to be any change in Seventh Inning never he identified, as thoy would atre. First half seventh: Giants nothing. banks. In addressing tho stuto honk­ surely he burned to a cinder in tho in­ moorings, American business men the bntting order of the two clubs. His story wns to the effect thnt he have been sending their cargoes abroad Last half seventh: Ynnks nothing. ing division, ho branded extension tense heat, yet unreached by tho firoPOLO GROUNDS, Oct. 0.—The through branch bnnkB ns n forhodlng was a victim of curcumstnncos; he In foreign bottoms. Eighth Inning mon who were directing streams of Giants primed their Bouthpnw single had defended Itnwlins and W. C. Mel­ Tho Department of Commerce has First half eighth: Ginnts nothing. of ruin. wnter from both ends of tho tunnel. ton at their trial on a grand larceny countered by organizing a new divis­ gun, Artie Nohf for toduy’s world Dischssinn ended in tho oc’option of Last half of eighth: Ynnks scored charge. Melton wns arrested in con­ ion of transportation with E. S. Gregg series frny with tho Ynnkces. The twor uns. a motion pincing tho division on rec­ nection with tho present case, but dis­ ns chief. Gregg now is nctlvely at GinntH also held in reserve their right ord ns "absolutely opposed to branch Prominent Red Cross Ninth Inning hnnder, Fred Toney to shell American charged after n grand jury investiga­ banking" with tho understanding thnt Worker Died Today work. First hnlf ninth: Ginnts nothing. Leaguers who toppled tho Giants yes­ tion, and so far as known left the city tho question would bo taken beforo Here’s how he will attempt to set Final Ginnts no runs, two hits, three At Home in Menton immediately. Neither Rawlins nor foreign shipping machinations at terday in tho first contest. "Can’t tho cgenernl ocssion tomorrow. say whothor it will he Hoyt or Shnw- errors; Ynnks, threer uns, three hits, Melton had over paid him anything Comptroller of tho Currency Crisnaught: no errors. (Br Tb* AUocitttd Fra**) because of Inck of money, Popo said. Ho will ask organizations of busi­ koy," said Miller Huggins, mnnngor of singcr todny told the .bankers thnt NICE, France., Oct. fl— Charles Oo the night of tho killing Rawlins ness men, such as grain growers’ or­ profltoorlng bnnks must bewnro for Carroll, of Carrollton, Md., who played TOO MUCH THEORY ON told him he had lenrned that Melton ganizations, farmer’s organizations BODIES OF COUPLE tho government is wntching thorn and n prominent part in tho American Rod VOCATIONAL TRAINING had received some money from his and chambers of commorce, to co-opFOUND IN BATH TUB will not hcsltnto to charter now nn­ Cross work in Italy during tho war, SAYS THE DIRECTOR. sister. He nsked thnt Popo como with AT JACKSONVILLE tionnl bnnks within their territory. ernto with him. diod suddenly today in tho garden of him nnd he would finke Melton pay Suppose tho grain growers associa­ From tho flnnnclnl standpoint, the hlH villa nt Mcntono, near hero. Ho (By Tb* AuocItUd Frtul WASHINGTON, Oct. fl— Tho pres­ I’ope something for tho two of thorn. tion tells Gregg It wnnts to ship six JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 0—The bod­ ent system of federal vocational train­ important fenturo todny of tha gon- wns a direct descendant of Charles Rawlins had the impression thnt Mol- shiploads of grain from Baltimore to t"ii, acquiring some money, hnd gone England on a certain date, Gragg Bees ies of Mr. nnd Mrs. Antonio Rancburt ing contains "decidedly too much ornl session of the convention wns tho Carroll, noted Colonial political lead­ report of tho oconomic policy commis­ er who wus ono of tho designers of tha “under cover.” • to it that six American shipH are on wore found in n bathtub nt ID17 Boule­ thoory" and needs tho njccton of prnc- sion. It recorded fhnt the worst finan­ Declaration of Independence. Rawlins suggested they get Novltz- hnnd at Baltimore to take tho cargo. vard here this afternoon. First reports tcnl methods, Drector Forbes of tho cial stringency was over nnd natural ky’s automobile, ns ho didn’t know veternns’ bureau dcclurcd in a report And Gregg is inducing tho Ship­ to police indicated drowning. recupcrntvo forces wero working for JAPANESE EMPEROR where Melton wns. Popo obtained tho ping Board to nllocnte it« vessels to to President Hording made public to­ SEEMS TO BB SINKlj use of the car nnd they drove to a private concerns on tho basis of vol- ARMED CONFLICTS day and covering his recent country recovery. SOURCE OF WORRY. downtown poolroom, tho location of umo of traffic nt tho port whero the wide inspection of hospitnlizatlon nnd (By Tb* AuocItUd fn u l REFORMATORY SWEPT whieh is one block behind tho thontro private lessor is located. Formerly WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. fl— vocational training facilities. TOKIO, Oct. fl.—Emperor YoshihiBY FIRE; THREE AND nnd one block west. Rnwlins went In tho bonrd allocated its vcsscIh irre­ in makng public tho report Colonel Armed conflicts now In progress nnd MAYDB MORE ESCAPED. to, whoso illness has boon causing search of Melton and returned In n spective of traffic. tho continued threat of renowod clash­ Forbes characterizes tho syBtom as alarm in Japan, is said to be in worse few minutes, snying ho lived up tho Thnt meant thnt somo ports wero es present, tho chiof obstnelo to busi­ "unmistakably nnd absolutely wrong," IONA, Mich., Oct. 6— Michigan Na­ condition in official statement Issued "trout about a block. Thoy then drovo Jammed with Idlu ships while nt nnd expressed doubt whothor "very ness condtlons returning to normal hero. t° a point n little moro than n block neighboring ports wharves were throughout tho world, according to n many mon hnvo actually been re­ tional guardsmen nnd mombors of tho stato constabulary this evening wore *° the rear of tho theatre. Thero crowded with goods unable to find car­ habilitated by tho government nnd Rawlins again sought to find Melton, riers or wero being shipped out on report nndo by tho special commit­ have gone back to thoir rcspoctlvo patrolling tho outer wall of tho Michi­ FIELDS AND STALEY tee of tho chamber of conimorco of tho ADMIT EXPRESS THEFT. gan Stato Reformatory hore, whoro wbile Pope waited. Ho waited a con­ foreign vessels. communities ns wngo earners andd as­ United Ctates ,returning from an ex­ firo destroyed all coll blocks, tho ad­ siderable timo, he said, probnbly Right now Gregg is mnking a thor­ sets." MACON, Oct. fl— Ernest O. FLoT*, ministration offices, tho chapel and three-quarters of an hour or on hour, ough study of inlnnd rail nnd water tended trip through Europo. "Wo hnvo farmed mon out under and R. E. Staley, fugitives until Wed­ warden’s office. During th oflro that getting out of tho car frequently, as transportation in its relntlon to fore­ this system," tho director added, in K. K. K. VICTIM DEAD nesday, in connection with tho recent he becamo impatient for Rawlins to ign trndo. He’s trying to get foreigncommenting on the report It is noth­ caused a loss roughly estimated a t trail of sixty-four porsons accused of fetum. Finally ho drovo back to tho bound cargoes to ports by the most half n million dollarst three prsonors WACO, Tex., Oct. 0— With tho ing short ’ f crime and slavery to put escaped from the institution. poolroom in nn effort to learn what economical routes. conspiracy to steal from the Ameri­ . men into somo of the places they hnvo became of Rawlins. Later, ho return­ Tho division may later tako up tho death yestorday of LouIb Crow from can Exprosi Co., ploadod guilty In Only tho factory buldlnga of tho robeen put. Z nm opposed to tho sweat ed tho automobile to Its owner. He proposed waterway from tho Atlantic wounds recoivod in a fight nt Lorenn United States district court todny nnd fbrmatory escaped tho blsso, being "over met Rawlins again until thoy to tho Great Lakes which virtually Saturday night when Shoriff Bob shop system and I do not proposo to saved by the direction of tho wind. wore fined $400 each. * lot more of tho former service men be were nrralgncd togother on the charge would mnko Dotroit and Chicngo ocean Buchnnann attempted to stop n Ku U. G. B. Hogan, well known LnayGov. Alox J. Groosbock, Roy O. Klux Klan par*do, announcement of exploited by mushroom houses that of murder. He disclaimed having evor Vnndorcook, head of tho state de­ ens county farmer arroated some time before seen tho pistol, mask nnd torn P°Gregg also will delvo into cables tho dnto when tho county grand jury havo sprung up merely to oxplolt the partment of public safety, and War­ ago a t tho Instigation of department pieces of a towel, taken from Rawlins and other communication facilities will bo summoned to investigate tho soldier and got the government'll den Thomas O. Bums, wore In con­ of Justico officers, on a charge of peincident was awaited hero. Neither money.” when he was arrested. bound up with foreign trade. Com­ district Judge R. I. Munroo nor Cpunsultation today to map out plans for onngo was freed today by the federal The stato confined Its cross-exnmi- plaints of discrimination against ty Attorney F. B. Tlerey have Indicat­ —Get your Scratch Pads from Th« the rebuilding of the burned structuro grand jury when a "no bill" was re­ nntion to asking the defendant If he American trndo by foreign cable comturned. and for caring for the inmates. tha Herald office. ed when tho Jury would be called, eould suggest any motive on the part j panics continue. i, ;#v, to (Continued on !*•«• I ll) denies j h a r g e s YANKS TAKE SECOND GAME OF WORLD’S SERIES TODAY TO USE SHIPS TO BREAK UP 'K BIG COMBINE FEDERAL RESERVE 1 REDUCES RATE ON ALL REDISCOUNT . ' i �' THE SANFOftP DAILY tv Jl’ v ^"7 Ji’ i I*>* ' 7*** WEDNESDAY, Worthless Debts To Be Substracted From the Incomes Abo to Require Retort on All Grooa Incomes Over $9,000 THE STAR TO-DAY FINANCIER SAYS CONDITIONS WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—Compara­ ONLY NATURAL RESULTS OF tively little progress on the tax re.' VIOLA .DANA in MALADJUSTMENT visionb 111 was made yesterday by the senate. The most important commit­ LOS ANGELES, Calif., Oct. 0, tee amendments reached, those pro­ There la nothing in either the domes­ posing a tax of 15 per cent on corpor­ tic or foreign situation to give rise to ations and Increasing exemptions to the pessimistic conclusion that the heads of families having net incomos world is riding straight to ruin, John of less than $5,000 and on account of S,Drum, banker of San Francisco, told dependents, were passed over a second • . V * the Amorican Bankers’ Association, of time. •w which he is president/ at tho opening Committee amendments agreed to Also “Stars and Bars” a two-part Comedy scsalon here yesterday of its' forty- include those requiring Individuals seventh annual convention/ having a cross Income of $5,000 a year "National examination of our con­ to mnko a return fcgardless of the dition today,” he said, "must prove amount of the net income nnd permit­ Tomorrow—Wallace Reid in “Too Much to tho greatest doubter that our prob­ ting the taxpayer to make n deduc­ Speed”, Also a Good Comedy lems are but tho natural manifesta­ tion for debts ascertained to be worth­ tions of a world-wide maladajustment less and charged off within u taxable that great natural forces aro working | year. # to remedy.” Several amendments were proposed Reports from more than a thousand from the floor. Senator King, Demo­ bankers provided tho basis for his sub­ crat, Utah, offered a substitute for ject, he said. his previous income surtax amend­ "The output of finished goods thru- ment, under which the maximum rato out the country is considerably small would be 40 per cent on that portion er than a yoar ago, and measurably of the income in excess of $70,000. The smaller than six months ago/.' Mr. rate on tho first $2,000 of net Incomo Drum said. "Thero is a surplus of would bo 2 per cent; that on the next manufactured comoditics in the hands $1,000, 8 per cont; that on tho next Said tho fellow who did not like to work I of tho producers. A progressive do $1,000, 4 per cont, with an additional and he really thought the world should cllne in tho costs of manufacturing Incrcaso of 1 per cent for each addi­ pay him without working * Mi * has taken place during tho year. In tional $1,000 up to $8,000. Then the Industry, as a whole, the costs of ma­ rato would be increased 1 per cent for HE OBTAINED THE LIVING terials, labor and construction have de­ each additional $2,000. But such a life—it was his theory about clined, in order named. Increased ef­ Senator Lodgo, of Massachusetts, how to get a living without working. ficiency of labor has bcon the natural tho Republican leader, proposed that The world owes each one a living but it result of unemployment on a large deductions be allowed to corporations is up to every one to collect it. The best scale but tho efficiency of men in tho for rents received from buildings of way to get the best living is to have your building trades as a whole has nt>t in­ any character to tho extent of 0 per money where you can get it when you creased. cent "of tho fair market valuo of such want it—in the bank * Mi "Taxation in industrial sections has buildings and the land on which they either increased or remained station­ stand.” The ONLY DECENT LIVING ary during the year; in no caso is a Repeal of tho freight, passenger and dccrcaso reported. Wholosalo prices Pullman taxes was proposed by Sena­ la obtained by saving your money while Fickle Weather Has of manufactured goods have decreased tor Harris, Democrat, Georgia, who you are making it and put it in the bank Played Havoc With stendily through tho year. Retail also gnvo notjeo that ho would offer where it draws 4 per cent interest. Some of the Crops prices, on tho whole, also have de­ an amendment proposing that whero clined stendily nlthough not in the incomo is derived from thol nbor or . LET US TELL YOU WASHINGTON, Oct. •!.—Phenome­ samo proportion na wholesale prices. personal scrvico of tho individual tax­ ABOUT IT TODAY nal heat accumulatede which hns "In tho great cotton states of tho payer tho rato on the first $4,000 marked weather conditions nil over south, in tho agricultural states of tho should bo 2 por cent nnd thnt on the OLD LIVERY STABLE, COR the northern hemisphere this yonr has middle west and the west, in tho west­ second $4,000 4 per cent. OF PARK ANI) SANFORD produced equally remarkable and ern mining nnd cattlo raising states, Charges that retailers and manu­ IS GOING eratic output of agricultural cropss, in tho lumber producing regions of tho facturers in every state had illegally according to summaries of Amorican northwest and tho southeast, thoro combined to maintain high prices, Sen­ One of tho ancient landmarks of tho nnd foreign production compiled for has been n grent reduction in buying ator King, Democrat, Utah, during o f Sanford city, and of later years, one of tho eye­ nnd by the agriculture department. power, consequently a slackened do- consideration of the tax bill yostersores, also, is being torn down this Tho world’s bread crop, curously mnnd for naturalp roducts and a re day, declared tho attorney general week. This Is tho old livery stable at enough, came to abundant frution In ductlon in their value without a com should "send to tho penitentiary thou­ the corner of Pork nvenuo and Second spito of draught and heat, which per­ mensurate dccrcaso in the prices of sands of conspirators responsible for BRUNSWICK MOTOR Tho 2flth at Sanford and Orlnndo, streets thnt nt present Is tho proporty sisted nil during tho growing season. finished goods. paralysis of trade." Until tho gov­ PARTY TO SPEND ‘ nnd go back to DoLnnd tho snme of I. W. Phillips of Orlnndo. A forco Tho world In 1021, up to Sopt. 30, it ernment takos action, ho said, there WEEK IN FLORIDA. night. of men, under G. E. Hodges, aro tear­ wns Indicated, would hnvo a total crop YANKEES WILL WIN will bo no mnrkod decline in prices or Tho 27th to Wost Palm Boach, via ing down the building and Mr. Hodges 157,000,000 bushels greater than In UNLESS IIAHE'S OUT, in boginning of prosperity. Jackksonville will be visited Octo­ Now Smyrna and Titusville. will salvage tho lumber and sell it for 1920. SAYS "RED" DAVIS. Senator King censured the Repub­ ber 24 by a motorcado of Brunswick, The 25th icavo Wost Palm Bench building purposes. There is much lican pnrty for "failure to deal with Ga., business men who expect to spend early for Miami nnd return to West By another frenk fruit crops nlgood framing timber in the building most in n world wido sense mot hnvoc By John "Red" Davis. the situation fearlessly.” a week on tho Florida East Const Palm Beach, spending tho night there. nnd llko ail tho lumber put into tho "Senator King,” said Senator Nel­ continuing ns far south as Miami. Now York Ynnkces will win tho sc­ from cold in a season which hns set Tho 29th return to Daytona, stay­ buildings of tho early days, It is of for solar ries. Nothing to bo nfrnld to pick a son, Republican, Minncsotn, in a Tho party is now being arranged at ing thoro until Sunday tho 30th lenvtho best nnd could bo used for many now records everywhere hent. This pnrndox wns occasioned club. Should Bobo Ruth got nnothor speech Saturday, hnd "emphasized too Brunswick by the board of trade and ing thoro In time to reach St. Augus­ purposes in tho building line. cold or Btunip his too or scratch a much” tho part labor had played in will include probably fifty curs. Com­ tine and spend tho night on Sunday, It is not known what tho future by tho fact that last February the keeping up prices, and added: munications hnvo been received hero tho 30th. pinna of Mr. Phillips aro in regard to sun got at its work of bringing spring finger nnll—then tho Giants will win "Whon labor sees rotnilers nnd man­ announcing tho intended arrival of tho Bcrlcs. building on this lot, but he told u rep­ wheat in ndvnnco of normal nnd trees Leave St. Auguatino Monday, Octo­ Tho Amorican Leaguers enn outhit ufacturers refusing to be content with the pnrty in Jacksonville in timo for ber 31st, via Jacksonville, for home.— resentative of tho Herald some timo nnd shrubs responded by budding out normal profits, it finds justification ugo that ho expected to build a nice nnd flnnlly coming into flower nnd theer opponents nnd they hnvo just in combining itself to maintain high luncheon on tho first day. Tlmcs-Union . ns good a fielding club. As for tho bloom by March in nenrly nil nreos Tho tentntivo schedule is for a stay structure on tho lot in tho early wages.” of nbout three hours hero, leaving in UNION WARNS LONGSHOREMEN’. spring. At one time, Mr. Phillips con­ where fruit Is grown. Frost could not pitching staffs—they all look nliko to thcafternoon for St. AuguBtlno whoro templated an apartment house on this bo nverted on oil the nights, howovor, Teck, Ruth nnd Mucsel—so whnt’s tho LAKELAND MAN tho party wil’ spend tho night. corner, but the city is building so fnst, nnd this yenr tho United States will uso of worrying? NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—A warning TO nE ATTORNEY FOR Tho only way tho Giants hnvo any­ and thu business portion of the city is produce about 0,000,000 bushols of ap­ Tho trip will bo mado by members SOUTHERN DISTRICT. of tho Young Men’s club, tho board of that open shop conditions may ensue spreading over the side streets now, ples ngninst 2-14,000,000 bushels in thing on tho Yanks Is tho mnnnger, thnt it might be better for store 1920. Only tho orchnrdss of the Pn- John McGrow knows more baseball trade, Rotary club and citizens gen­ if longshoremen who wont on strike JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 5.—Tho erally. Fred G. Wardo, secretary of Saturday without union authorization, rooms or nuto sales rooms or some­ clpc const, northern New England nnd in hi asleep than Miller Huggins knew nil his lifetime. So McGrow Is n good nomination of W. M. Gobor, of Lake­ the board of trado Is in charge of de­ do not return to work, was Issued thing of the sort. For the present, northern Now York escaped. tho lot will be vaennt which will be Cotton, however, suffered grently, mnnngor—but Babe Ruth Is a bettor land, to bo United States District At­ tails for the caravan. yesterday by Anthony J. Shlopck, torney for tho Southern District of much better than having the old stnble nnd the ngrlculturn! department ex­ home run hitter. The full tentative itinerary follows: president of tho International Long­ building on it thnt was n menace to perts assign tho wenther ns perhaps I nlso think Wall street Is laying 7 Florida, succeeding Herbort S. Phil­ Leave Brunswick Monday morning, shoremen's Association, Chlopck nrothor property nnd looked lmd on this the principal cause for a fifty per cent to 5 odds could feel much safer if lips, of Tampa, may go to tho sennto October 24 for Jacksonville—lunch rlved , today from Baltimore to nsflno corner. they gnvo 2 to 1 stuff. However, Wall within tho next day of bo, according nt Jacksonville. reduction in output. Bumo direct control o ftho union’s si lo • It is understood thnt tho City Com­ street can afford to do what over they to Republican Nationnl Committee­ Leave Jacksonville 3 p. m., for St. of negotiations with members of nine missioners will ask oilier property want to In thnt line—ns thnt’s their man W. II. Bean, of Tampa, who Augustno, spending tho night. iocnls who walked out in protest owners of frnmo buildings in the busi­ Harold McCormicks main business. To seo the gnmo ns its spent Mondny in Jacksonville, enrouto Arrive at DcLnnd evening of the against tho nationnl agreement .which ness portions of tho city to tear down Separated—She is the being plnycd at the Polo Grounds to Tampa from Washington, whoro ho 25th, via Daytona. went Into effect October 1, tho buildings, especially where they como around to tho Metropolis score- hns been spending several weeks. Daughter of John D. aro a menace to othor property, nnd According to Mr. Benn, District bonrd tomorrow afternoon nt 2 p. m. dotrnct from tho nppenranco of San­ Jacksonville time, and watch the first Atbomoy Phillips hns nlrtndy sent CHICAGO, Oct. 5.—Reports thnt ford. his resignation to tho attorney gen­ Harold McCormick, president of the gnmo go tho right way. Having theso buildings on tho prin- International Harvester Company, and eral at Washington .effective Octo­ plpnl corners of tho city was all right Mrs. McCormick, daughter of John D. ber 5. Mr. Gober hns been settled In tho early days, but tho mnrch of Rockefeller, have separated, aro true, FLOOD CONDITIONS SERIOUS upon ns tho nominee nnd the fnct thnt IN LOWER CALIFORNIA. progress demands thnt tho owners it wns announced yesterday by Mr. hla nomination hns not already gono cither build or tenr them down, and McCormick in a signed statement in We have just pur­ LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5—Flood con- to tho sonato is attributed to tho Ill­ allow tho vacant lots to stand until which ho said: ditlons in tho Palo Vcrdo and Con- ness of the Attorney General. Mr. chased a carload of ■uch time as they can build or sell "Mr. Harold McCormick declines to cholla valley of Southern California, Daughterly hns himself recovered, them to somo ono who will build. In mnko any statement beyond confirm­ but his wlfo is still critically ill nt ono way, this seems n hardship on tho ing tho report thnt ho nnd his wife woro serious today, accordng to mea­ Baltimore. owners, but any owner of a good corn- are not living under the same roof.” gre reports received by railroad of­ It is not expected that thero will ficials. or lot in the business portion of the Mrs. McCormick, who returned to bo any move to All tho district fatBuying: this quantity Tho Western Union, operating tho city, who is unable to build, can easily this country last wcok after spending tomoyshlp in tho Northern District only commercial telegraph wire into double his money on his property to­ eight years in Switzerland, reached enables us to make day nnd can always sell nt a good Chicngo yesterday on ono train with tho Biytho district, reported that its until after thenoxt term of court This you the following* position is held by John L. Neeley, of profit so tho ordinance thnt condemns her daughter Muriol, and Mr. McCor­ line had failed . Pensacola, and his successor will bo prices on these No mail has been received at Biytho these buildings is not an injustice to mick and his son, arrived later on an­ Fred C. Cubborly, of Gainesville, who any owner. sinco Monday morning. splendid tires — all other train nnd went to tho McCor­ Tho Lnkefront Improvement Co., mick country estate at Lake Forest. Tho Santa Fo and California South­ held tho position under tho previous h rn n ^ non: and republican administration. wore the pioneers in tho work of tenrMrs. McCormick last night denied ern railroads reported traffic badly Ing down old bulldingB, and they set thnt nny separation wns impending or bumpered by scores of washouts. tho pace when they purchased tho old hnd taken place nnd described her Scoros of families have fled from " ’"Preparatory to tho construction of Sanford House, and beenuse it was un­ plnns for n school in synthetic psy­ their homes before tho rising flood the now bridgo a t Lake Worth, work­ sightly, demolished this big three chology, a subject sho studied in Swit­ waters, which have done heavy dam­ men have started the necessary offico atory building, and also toro down zerland. and workk-building,” says the Wost age to ripening cotton crops. other buildings on their proporty. The flood was started by cloud­ Palm Beach Post. Actual workluon tho Their oxamplo could well be followed A two-story flro proof building is bursts In the desert northwest of bridge construction will be started aa by othor owners of this kind of prop­ soon as matorla! is secured and on the orty, and they need not wait to bo or­ to be built at DoFuniak Springs forj E*^®ground and the equipment arrives. tho tclcphono company in th* near dered to tear down buildings that aro futuro. The neweehool building at Heine* The bridge is to be a structure of con­ not only fire traps but aro objection­ crete and steel, 2,000 feet long, and able In many ways. The world news the day it happens, City Is nearing completion and will there will bo eight arches. Thoro will delivered at your door each evening. be ready for occupancy in • very be a thirty foot roadway, with fiveBuy It with a Herald Want Ad. 16c the week. short time. foot walka on both sides. “The Off-Shore Pirate ” D U B B E L B IL T BOYS CLOTHES ij The World Owes ;; Me a Living Guaranteed Service The Peoples Bank ft'.*. FORD OW NERS SUPERIOR TIRES *, �A■* ■ >■■• THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6,1921 all club activities, shows her unusual * * * * * * * * * * * * fitness and ability. : L0NGW00D : The following were elected dele­ gates and alternates to the coming * State Federation meeting in Gaines­ * To the financial interests of every man, wom­ ville: Delegates, Mrs. John Leonard!, * * * * * * * * * * * * an and child whom it is our privilege to Mrs. Raymond Key, and Mra. A. M. serve. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Satcher are re­ On September 27th the home of Vance Phillips. Alternates, Mrs R. J Hol­ ceiving congratulations upon tho brth ly,. Mrs Kelly, and Mrs. Curlett, Douglass was destroyed by fire. On of a son. Tho young man has been named Charloa Winfield nftcr his WATER TRAFFIC LEAGUE October 5 the policy held with us was that each client is a partner with us in this grandfather Entsmlnger. WILL MEET IN SANFORD rapidly growing bans—and that sound fi­ After many months of waiting, FRIDAY NIGHT, OCT. 7. nancial building for him moanB sound growth work has ^beon commenced In the also for this institution. Tho Florida Water Traffic League West Longwood road. This will bo will mcetln at the hotel Valdez, Friday ono of tho great improvements which night, October 7th, at 7:30 p. m. Tho Is certainly needed and will bo appre­ purpose of the meeting la to act on the ciated by all, It is a real service and prompt payT School opened Monday jmorning to share this partnership. Remember that by-laws for tho organization, which wo are here to servo your interests. will bo presented by the By-Laws with Prof. Milter principal and Miss ments that the public wants and de­ Committee, and to select offlcora and Helen Moran ns primary teacher. Mrs. J. S. Dlnket and Miss Olivo mands in the insurance line. Come in a board of directors, and transact any \ 4% INTEREST PAID and all business to como before the Dinkcl were vsitora in Sanford Frit 8 and let us tell you about it. day. meotlny. Mr. Newell, and Frederick Grist This Is ono of the most important meetings of this most Important were visitors in Orlando Friday. It behooves you to look out for movement started to ship by water nnd reduce the rates, and It Is hoped anoalc thoives. Some one entered Bill that everyone Interested will be pres­ Satchels house somo time last Friday or Friday night, nnd stole Mra. ent at this meeting. Secretary Cor, of tho Orlando Board 1Satcher's diamond ring and Mr. of Trade, hnn sent out tho call for this Sntcher’s revolver. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE SERVICE PROGRESS STRENGTH Mr, Partin nnd family of Oviedo meeting nnd his letter reads Satur­ day, October 7th, which Is probably were tho guest of Mr .and Mrs. Goo. W o INTEREST PAID n mistake, ns the mooting would not LoVigno Sunday. Mnurlco ami Clyde CIouHor were I>o held on Snturdny night, nnd tho renl date is no doubt Fridny, nnd tho visitors in town Sunday. YOWELL COMPANY There was church at the Baptist entsn, Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Chappell, Herald Is making it Fridny, October FALL OPENING SALE church Sunday, Rev. Burr, officiating. 7th, which is the correct date. on Celery avenue. ALL PRICES REDUCED.! Mr. nnd Mra. A. Y. Fuller nnd daughters, Lolln, Francis and Emma, THE DULL SEASON NEW STORE OPENS TODAY Tho Yowell Company nro starting , VULCANIZING CO. MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Under the "No News at All" the RAFFELD-IIONIG CO., IN spent tho day In Orland) Sunday, the tho fall fireworks by putting on a big Phone 217-W 314 WEST FIRST ST. , . _society editor of the Columbia (S. C.) THE SWOPE BUILDING. greats of Mr. nnd Mrs Frank Toplllf. Fall Opening Snle, nnd they had a State voices the experience of society Mias Florence Tnylor has returned page advertisement in tho Dnlly Her­ SOCIAL CALENDAR Expert Tire and editors in general just at present, ns Another new store threw open Its to her homo in Fort Valley, On., after ald of yesterday setting forth tho follows: doors today Ir Sanford, being tho several week's visit with her mint, prices of tho many good bargains in , Tube Repairing FRIDAY—MosdnmcR It. E. Tolnr and "Between seasons—the quietest time RnffoId-IIonlg Company, Inc., that Miss Florcnco Lovell, every lino of thlH big dopnrtmtnt J John T. Brndy will entertain at a of the year. The Hummer activities and Retreading Dresses, coat suits, hose, miscellaneous "shower” in compli­ lmvo ceased, the autumn hasn't open* opens at 213 nnd 21b First street Ini A. Y. Fuller is attending the Clt- atore. the Swope building opposite tho post- rus Seminar which is being hold nt coats, handkerchiefs, cotton goods, Leave work on Sundays nnd ment to Mrs. Dan U. Wilder of . “w l y ' ah" th e' traveicrs 'a.id office. Tho Rnffohl-IIonig Company Gnincsvllle. nights nt ladies underwear, boys suits nnd Jacksonville, n recent bride, nt four tioni8Ul hnVL, coim. home, nearly is a new firm here, although A. RafMr. Hayden Miller, of Jacksonville, pants, draperies, ginghnms, muslins,1 o'clock, at the homo of the former. I al, Mu< C()|,eg0 folk(J hnve gone off. feld is not new, and is known to tho was the guest of J. E. Phipps, for a nil wool goods, silks, mens pants, etc., FRANK AKERS’ Fridny Miss Carolyn Spencer wi 'flu, porch and sewing parties have trade, having been in business here couple of days this week. nnd nlumlnuni ware. All nt grently entertain complimenting Misses La-18toI,lied( tho bigKor nn,j more fonnal TIRE COMPANY for some time. The now store openMrs. Robinson and Miss Ora Wel- reduced prices and tho big sale starts Clnire Jones and I.illto Ruth Spcnc- nflpnjr8 0f t|u. regular season have not cd today, ns scheduled, nlthough much mor .stopped in town Monday enroute Prompt Service Next Fridny of this week nnd lasts ten or‘ started. The clubs and patriotic so* of their goods has not arrived ns y e t,1to Orlando, Morning days only. Take n slnnt nt tho prices Saturday Children s StoryIlnur will ciLqjt,8 nro lookingforward to fheir ■ but the new goods nro coming in dally j Mr .nnd Mrs. Robnson, of West nnd bo nt tho sale enrly. Tho bnrgnins bo held nt Central Park nt five fjr8f nM | | ng9—but they haven't hap*day will bring you ninny Longwood, left Monday for their fu- § nnd each o’clock. are there for you nt Yowoll's. polled yet." surprises in the beautiful new line of turn home Jacksonville, having sold Fridny—N. do V. Howard Chapter U. MEMBERS SEMINOLE CIIAPT., 8 Indies nnd gents clothing nnd furnish- their place to T. G. Roebuck. I), C. will hold their fall meeting at KNIGHT TEMPLAR ATTENTION 1 O. E. S„ TAKE NOTICE. Tho Businece nnd Professional Wo­ Mr. Levi Dunbar has returned from 8 Taylor Commnndcry will confer the 4 p. m. nt tho Parish House, mans' Club, in an enthusiastic busi­ ings. ■ The slognn of he new store Is ‘The Coronado Bench where he sperft the order MONDAY—Roof Garden Club at tho ness meeting on Inst Monday evening, Tho regular business meeting of of tho Red Cross on n lnrge homo of Miss Adolc Hines, on Pal­ voted that tho next mouting would Store Thnt Saves You Monoy," and summer. class of Royal Arch Mnsons on Friday Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. S., will metto avenue, 7:30 p. m. Mayor Honk and wife, nrrived home evening, October 7th, beginning nt 7 bo hold Thursday evening nt 7:30. tnko tho form of a banquet to he given Rnffeld-IIonlg Co., want you to come Monday—Westminster club will meet at the new Temple home in November. to tho new Htoro nnd wntch them Tucsdny night after a six wcok's visit o’clock. Visiting Sir Knights wel- Members nro requested to attend with Mrs. Joe Chittenden, 702 Pal­ The club i Iso expects to present Miss mnkc goon on tho slogan. Repre­ to Now York, tho mnyor’s former come. , H. E. TOLAR, promptly. Romcmbor vneation time 3 metto live., nt 3:30 p. in. senting tho manufacturers, tho new homo. Eminent Commander. is over. Let’s got busy. l«(l-2t Clara Willlnm, the new expression firm will sell direct to the consumer, Mrs. Caldwell nnd Miss Dorothy SARAH E. PARKER, Mrs. H. E. Carlton, of Arcadia, iH teacher, to tho Snnford public, in a and give tho public a big saving on Duffild spent tho dny Tuesday the TRAIN SCHEDULE rectal to bo given nt the high school 4-3t. Secretary. tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Bryan every article of merchandise in tho guests of Mr, nnd Mrs. Reiter. in the near future. a t their home on Palmetto avenue. store. A glance nt the stock of goods Mra. J. R. Newell was a visitor in Southbound Try n Herald Want Ad today. and the priers, will convince you thnt Orlando Tuesday, Departs Arrive ROOF GARDEN CLUB. Mrs. Howard Harris returned homo tho “Store Will Snvo You Monoy." Mrs. B. J. Overstreet nnd Mrs Monday evening the Roof Garden Open today for business. Head their Pnync were visitors in Winter Park No. 83___ _ 2:36 a.m . 2:46 a. m Tucsdny evening from Lake City No. 27.......... 8:40 a. m. where she spent several weeks with Club girls met nt the homo of Miss advertisement in this issue. Monday nfternoon No. 89_____2:65 p. m. 3:20 p. in Nellie Lossing, on Palmetto avenue. Do You Know What The her pnrents. S. C. Dickson spent tho week-end No, 85.......... 6:55 p. m. 7:10 p. m. 1 Most nil of the girls were present. OUT FOR CITY COMM ISin Snnford with his daughter, Mrs. Word North Bound Mrs. It. L. Griffin nnd Mrs. It. I,. Plans were discussed ns to how we SIGNER—STEVENS AND Chris Mathcus. Departs Arrive Shinholscr will entertain the members could raise tho required amount of LAKE BEING PETITIONED Miss Oninh nnd Louise Allen nro No. 82_____1:48 a.m. 2:03 a. m. of Circle No. 3 of the Methodist money to build n roof gnrdon on the attending the Snnford high school No. 84_____11:45 a.m. 12:05 p. m church, at a porch party, Monday af­ Baptist temple by next summer. Thu Petitions are being circulated today this year. No. 80.......... 3:06 p.m. 3:25 p. ns. ternoon at 3:30 nt the home of Mrs. first of these plans will he carried out for II. It. Stevens, who is a candidate Means? If not, drive in No. 28........ 110:00 p.m. Griffin on Myrtle avenue. next Saturday afternoon ami night in to succeed himself for City Commis­ our Filling Station and find Trilby Branch tho form of a big candy sale. There sioner nnd Forest Lake who is also a Misses Marion Packard and Stella will be plenty of tables on the street candidate for city commissioner. The OPENING Departs out whnt perfect service is. Arrive Soldier, of Detroit, Mich., are tho nnd plenty of candy for every one. •No. 100.......... 6:00 a. m. term of II. R. Stevens will expire Jan­ guests of the former’s sister, Mrs. W. •No. 24.......... 8:25 p. m. At the conclusion of tho meeting, uary first and nccording to the new BETTER TIRES A. Routh, nt her home on West First tho hostess ■served ice cream and chnrtcr petitions must be circulated *No 158.......... 7:00 a. in. street. No. 22.......... 7:35 p. m. enko, which was immensely enjoyed. by frieiids of those who are to become CHEAPER Leesburg Branch candidates for them to make the race. Mrs. C. E. StnlTord and daughter, Arrive Departs The election thus early promises to be WOMANS’ CLUB NOTES. Mrs. Edward Betts returned home on a warm number ns both men have •No. 157.......... 4:00 p.c:. Vulcanizing Tuesday evening from an extended No. 21.......... 2:52 p. ra. The Womans’ Club held the first plenty of friends ami both of them visit to the Virginias nnd North Caro­ (Informal) •No. 101_____ 6:30 p. ra. metding of the now club year on Wed­ .will get enough nnmes to make the lina. •No. 26___ _ 2:00 p.m. race. nesday afternoon, with a recordNo. 22........... 7:00 p.m. breaking attendance. Never before Mrs. E. D. Bullock and grand­ has the club opened under more aus­ ‘YELL, CORNELL, YELL!" Oviedo Branch daughters, Misses Cox and Runyan, picious circumstances nor with so MAIN DINING ROOM Arrive Departs of Ohio, nrrived last night nnd are largo and enthusiastic a membership. Fnmous University Represented in •No. 126_____ 11:00 a. m. 1st and Elm Ave. Phono 447-W now occupying her home recently pur­ “The Fnith Henler" The meeting was called to order •No. 127.......... 3:40 p.m. chased from G. A. Speer, on Fifth by the president, Mrs. John Leonard!, Cornell University w h s represented •Dally, except Sunday. fltrect. i who presided with her usual dignity in the company appearing in "The t nnd nblity ovor nn unusually full busl- Faith Henler,” George Melford's lat­ SANFORD, FLA. MIsb Frances Chnppcl, who grndu- ness cnlcndar. est Paramount picture which comes nted from the nurses training school Mrs. Fred Williams was elected to the Star Thontro next Fridny nnd nt St. Lukes1 Hospital nt Jackson­ first vice president to replace Mrs Saturday. Mrs. William Vaughn ville, returned homo Inst week nnd II. B. Lewis, resigned. Mrs. Dens, Moody, the widow of the late author will spend the winter with her pnr- chairman of year Itook committee, of the play, who collaborated with Z. had on hnnd the now year hooks, most Wall Covington on the scenario, was n attractive In design nnd arrangement. former student nt Cornell nnd nt pres­ ■n ■ Mrs. A. M. Phillips reported tho ent she is a trustee nnd member of the “Foot of First St.” ■■ work of the house committee in hav­ committee which elects the president. To tell tho truth about our goods; to supply the ■ ing the club house repaired nnd tho Adolphe Meninu, who played the heavy most of the best for the least; to be accomodating ■ ------------ We Sell ■ fresh paint nnd knlsnminc and tho role of "Dr. Littlefield" Is also n grad­ 8:00 to 12:00 P. M. and courteous nnd fair in every detail of our busi­ ■ N newly arranged ktchon have most uate of Cornell. ness intercourse with you; to endeavor in every "Tho Faith Henler” proved highly GOOD BATTERIES ■■ substantial evidence of the success of successful legitimate way to merit, gain and retain your con­ on the stage. It was screen­ ■ this work. fidence nnd to serve you well nnd with prompti­ ------AT-----■ ed by George Melford. Al who saw ■ tude. Mrs. Blackman gavo nn interesting Reserve Your Table ■ "Everywoman," "Tho Sen Wolf," "The CUT PRICES ■ reoprt showing the wonderful succcess Round-Up", "Behind My Wife!" and Judge us by what we stand for nnd our man­ Early of tho committee on school lunches. other pictures filmed under the direc­ ner of fulfilling these obligations. In our prescrip­ No mailer whnt the other The work of this committee has been tion of that noted producer, will agree, tion department, a special source of pride with us, fellow does we will do better remarkable, Mrs. Blackman report­ that "Tho Fnith Henler,” is the great­ we use only the best the market affords and only ing that the lunches would bo served est picture he has thus far given to merchandise that is recognized as a standard for beginning Monday, with all equip­ the screen. quality everywhere. ment, etc., paid for. ‘ The club voted to present the name WJLL OPEN STATE May We Share Your Patronage? a| of Mrs. Ernest Gallowny for state ROAD FIRST OF YEAR. ■ vice president at large, of the FlorH «b» State Federation at the next meetFORT MYERS, Fla., Oct. 0.—R. J ini? of the State Federation, In Gaines- P. ansom .county engineer, has nn- EXCELLENT MUSIC si vlile, in November. Mrs. Galloway's | nounced that stnto rond No. 2 between l name was presented by Mrs. S. Pules* ( Fort Myers and Arcadia, will be Jj ton, and seconded by Mrs. Blackkman.opened to travel b ythe first of the ■ No nbler nor enthusiastic club woman year. About fifty convcts with road Mrs. Galloway could be elected to building equipment have been sent to Phone Valdez Hotel for New Filling: Station 31 than this office of honor ,nnd her past rec* Lee county and the work is said to be Reservations * ord of faithful and efficient work in rapidly progressing. R e a l S e r v ic e REALIZE Paid In Full INVITE YOU The Seminole County || .....Bank— George W. Knight QUICK SERVICE SO CIETY | ■■s ■ SE RV I CE Dinner Dance FRANK AKERS TIRE CO. Valdez Hotel Friday October 14 th AC $2.00 PER COVER BERRY’S ORE �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6,1921 Unimportant In the future you will remember that it was the opening of our first store. W e are now open for business and with new goods arriving daily, we will soon be in a position to make everyone see that we are going to live up to our slogan, “ T he Store That Saves You Money/' The Store That Saves You Money SANFORD, FLORIDA OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE M m m um B m m m m m m m *U M km nukm m M m um »nm nuw m unuw SHEETS" BURLESON HAS SECOND AF’l’ENDIX REMOVED FROM HIS FORM Lakeland, Fin., Oct, 6.—M. P. Ifetherington, formerly cdtor of the Lakeland Telcgrnam, and tho Lake­ land News, and a residont of Lake­ land for 18 years, hna purchased, with A. J. Holworthy, formerly secretary of the Chamber of Commorce, tho In­ surance business hero of W. K. Pinor. Miami, F’n., Oct. 0.—Tho Rev. Kerrison Juniper pastor of the First Congrcgntlonnl church at St, Peters­ burg, bus boon offered the pastorate of Hu.' Miami Beach Congregational church, officials nt n special mooting last week having decided to extend tho call. Mr. Juniper spent July and August of thia year hero and during the two months f led the pulpit of tho iocnl church. IIo is a native of Eng­ land, and was oduentod there. Ho has boon n ranchman in Australia, resided in Tnsmanina, preacho ’ in South Africa In tho gold and diamond districts, ministered in Mnnitoba, done welfare work in Now Joraoy and sorv<'<• as n chaplain in the Y. M. C. A., work during the world war. NOTICE City Licenses Due Oc­ tober 1,1921 * ATTENTION ia called to the fact *nnt nil city Licenses are payable on or before October 1, 1021. SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to Section 4, Ordinance 25 which reads aa follows) “That the ,,ty rax Collector before issuing a 11Cct,fiu based on a property value, or capital stock, shall require tho perR°n applying for a license to make a wnttcn etatement under oath of the valuo of the property, or the amount or the capital stock.” Application blanks for said licenses will bo furnished free of charge at the City Office. ALFRED FOSTER, 1B6-I0tc city Tax Collector. USE GRANDMOTHER'S SAGE TEA AND SULPHUR RECIPE AND NORODY WILL KNOW Tho mnny friends of "Skeots" Bur­ leson, who, at ono time, pitched for tho Sanford team, will bo interested In tho following despatch in tho As­ sociated Press from St. Petersburg: A. O. "Skeets” Burleson, of this city, civil engineer, and reputed to bo tho holder of tho organized baseball record for strike outs in n nlno Inning game, is convalescing after tho re­ moval of his "second" appendix. Bur­ leson underwent on operation last year for appendicitis and said ho w ob cortain the appendix had been ex­ tracted. Last week ho entered a lo­ cal hospital and nftor tho operaton was informed his appendix had been taken out Ho would not believe it until ho viewed i t Burleson was a pitcher for tho Bartow club of tho old South Florida league some years ago, and later, in 1910, played with Mobile, of tho Southern Association. It was whllo with the Mobile club that ho establish­ ed n strike-out record, fanning nine­ teen Nashviilo batsmen In jnino in­ nings. newsies. • Tho UB0 °* s °ff° ond Sulphur for ra. ' storing faded, gray hair to its natural 0_r^o 1color dates back to grandmother's io Deaf | time. She used it to keep her hair into tile bonuttfuNy dark, glossy and nttracsuspen- ^^ v®‘ Whenever her hair took on that ivo been 'dull, fad ed 'o r streaked appearance, ens and this* wonderful mixture was applied, ng dates wUh wonderful effect, ovombor! Dut brewing at home is mussy and he insti- out °* date. Nowadays by asking at jed wiro ony drug store for a bottle of “Wyhallcng-!eth’8 SbK° BI,d Su,Phur Compound” Iyou will got this famous old prepara­ tion, Improved by the addition of othotcrB of or ingredients, which can bo depended ill name *uP°n to r *>toro natural color and election beauty to tho hair, ur a doA well known down-town druggist ioners. says it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that nobody can toll it has ils town | keen applied. You simply dampen a nty seat "ponge or soft-brush with It and draw tho Inst | this through your hair, taking ono UNIQUE DAMAGE SUIT SETTLED In tho county wero, ff™y 'hair disappears, and alter anMIAMI, Fla,, Oct. 0.—What ati honor but asec-,other application or two it becomoB tornoys claim was ono of tho most pessary as neither | beautifully dark and glossy. Adv. unique damage suits ever filed in ;y voto. Tho two j Florida has boon settled out of court iargost voto were GREAT INCREASE by counsel for Ilobort Niven, of DeerCity, and in tho IN MANUFACTURES, fluid, tho plaintiff, and tho Florida Id last week this -------East Coast Railway. Niven received s by a majority of WASHINGTON, D. C„ Oct. 0.— $7(600. ty, geographically, Totalling almost $83,000,000,000, tho According to pnpers In tho case, iter of tho county, value of the products of the nation’s Njven flj^j „uit for alleged total dls----------- manufacturing industries in 1020 were ability resulting from n naccident alIN three times ns great as they wero in leged to hava occurred at Deerfield ifCE WITH 1010 and five and a hal ftlmes what October 0, 1020, Tho plaintiff claimRU1T SHIPPERS, they were in 1000, according to tho eij that ho WM walking ori the raR— census bureau’s announcement today fogg station platform there about ten et. 0.—H. II. Ray- of results of last year’s manufacture o’clock on the morning of October, 0, ind W, P. Lewis, census. and that the wind was blowing strongigor of the Mallory | There was an avarage of 9,108,200 \y from.the southeast. A curve In the in conference here ( wage earners employed last year in railroad immediately north of Door* ganlzation repre- ( the 280,788 manufacturing establish- fl,id ^ u believed, prevented Niven dew to arranging ments of tho country, whose cspital- from hearing a train (approaching, -n facilities includ-, isatton totalled $44,678,011,000, and Niven claimed that he did not hear a to .Baltimore, whoet products were valued a t $82,- the train, which was running south­ west, and Havana. 910,202,000. ward a t high speed and asserted that Phone 17S Fourth and Banford Avo New Era Printery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING {BIDS W A N T E D ns It passed the platform tho rush of wind accompanying1 tho swiftly mov­ ing cars blow his coot up ovor ids hand and sucked his body townrd the IThe City Commissioners tron. Tho plalntff alleged that ho of the City of Sanford, wa snot knocked unconscous but that Florida, will receive bids his arms wero mutilated and so se­ verely Injured otherwise that ho per­ until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc­ manently lost thq use of them, duo to tober 7, 1921, for fur­ theaccident. nishing said City with HoUe. of Application for T in D*«l U ad.r B*c* tlon t i t , O .n .r.l SlatuU l, la w . of florid* N o lle li h .r.tir lilrrn that H. H. Ktlbe., purclm .rr of Tax O rtM Irala No, 237. <1.1*1 tho 2nd <Uy or Juno, A. 1). 101 ll. Imi fllad Mid certifi­ cate In in, office, and hae made application for tax deed to U.ue In accordance with lew. Said certificate emliracea the followlna ileecrlhed property altuated in Seminole county. Florida, tn wit: Ioita I, 1, 8, 11, M, 10 and 20, Han■hIni, Helglita. The aatd land twins aeaeiaod *1 the dale of the tMuance of inch certificate In the name of J. II. Ilryce. Unlc.a eeld certifi­ cate .hell lie redeemed according lo law lax deed will laauo thereon on the 20th tley of October, A. I). 1P2I. Wltneee my official (Ignature and eeal tlila the mill day of September. A. I). 1021. (HKAM B. A. IIOUUI.ABH. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fie. I)-m-Slr nyt A. M. WKBKH, D. O. one Combination Pump Engine Chemical and Hose Motor Car, 600 to 750 gallon capacity. 1,000 feet more or less of Standard 2% in. fire hose. Certified check of 5% must accompany each bid. City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. C. J. RYAN, City Manager. Office supplies of all kinds at The Herald Printing Co, When you want anything in this line see Thu Herald. We have it or can get it. 0-27-8tc announces a reduction in prices of 35 per cent on all short orders, and the price o f regular meals will be reduced later. Everything in Season can always be Found at THE BELL CAFE Quick and Satisfactory Service Will be Rendered COFFEE, Sc per cup—Drink All You Want Will appreciate a call from you------------ Give ua a Trial ---------------WE THANK YOU--------------- �\V SPW -%« , .v THB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, m i PAGE POUR rr*WEATHER AND CROP but this will b« divided with the At­ Ism and false pessimism—digging in ^ lantic Cosit Line now—that it has and fightingl Hie day of miracles has passed. Conditions In Florida far the Week entbrod here. Wo would rethind he Ending October 4. 1921. railroads that, Just because we have Only tho things como true that we Temperature:—Temperature aver­ no boat lines at present, It ia not say­ want to come true.—Jacksonville Me­ TOE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. ing we won't have any. Just such tac­ tropolis. aged much abovo tho normal during m u im i -----------0 ■ - — tics na the roads are now using havo tho week, especially in north and conSOMETHING TO CONSIDER. trnt portions of tho section; it was ft. J. H O LLY ____ :________ Editor already caused a movement looking to M. J. LILLARD....8ecretary-Treaaurer the establishment of a boat lino. Tho near normal In the extreme south. The people of Sanford are now and railroads may-think they are wise, but Precipitation:—Tho week was al­ To be sure they are. B . A. HEEL.____ ..General Manager they don’t give much evidence of wis­ have been for yean and will be for together more favorable as regards ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr„ The principal of sound banking requires dom. years to come very much concern­ molsturo than during the previous onooLAtion kavaokb "The railroads have done n great ed over the question of taxation. You week. Widespread ahowen and loyally that for every dollar a bank loans, one Fhoua 148 np to 6 P. M deal for Florida; this must be admit­ cannot havo improvements without heavy rains occurred in the several »» twUwttw dollar must be placed on deposit in the ted. They havo made it possible for taxes and the city that has a low tax divisions, but more rain is needed ■knnytlM rrt** la AAtm w bank? .. •' the sections to develop nnd havo been rate has one of two things: It has throughout tho section, especially over powerful factors in this development. no impprovomenta or It owns tho small areas and along tho Atlantic ll*m4 m a t, \ r O ut** Thus,' the bank becomes a distributing Progress nnd transportation facilities public utilities. Now If tho people of coast counties. The greatest rainfall point for the liquid wealth of the com­ “ b” s i i S go hand in hand. Sanford want to improve tholr town Were: Fcmandina, 1.1; Jacksonville, l4r«rUil^ r»l "The railroads, however, have bene­ and want lower taxes they will havo 1.3. Ganesvlllo, 2.1; Inverness, 2.3; munity. fited by tho development of Florida to get busy on the question of mu- Brooksvllle, 1.0; Orlando, 2.6; Pensa>* ri^r. l» You help yourself and you further the ns well ns those who own property nlclpal ownership. The Southern Util- cola, 3 J; Carrabclle, 2.3; Fcnhollow*■«**» r of The AaaocUtod Pr progress of your city and section every here. The proposition of development Ities Co., i~ just like tho railroad com­ is strictly n commercial one to the panies—they will have to be shown ay, 1.5; Eustls, 3.1; and Ft. Myers, time you deposit a dollar in the bank. 3.1 inches railroads, and the distribution of prof­ and you need expect no favors from Condition of Crops:—A quick re­ It aesma that another city election its has been general. The railroads them ai,d not oven the lowering of one vival occurred In truck, sweet pota­ is loopiing on the horizon the sign# are not called upon to sacrifice now. cent on anything they sell. After the toes ,cane, and citrus fruits, where being Ihe great Interval displayed all They arc entitled to reasonable returns war when everything was high they the rainfall was sufficient, but rain on their Invcktments, nnd while they a t once tn city afTnlrs. were entitled to a bet'er rate. Now was too late to benellt some—much claim this is all they arc vetting now, J ‘ * -----------^ --------CX)ft^Ui«Ty BUjlLPER that everything. . that . . -enters into tho damago has rwylteil to all ns a result Sanford ia reorganizing n bank and the establishment of w atir lines will . , _ .... L J * gas and of tho persistent dry weather. Sihovrof lights and trust company out of ft# Peoples Rank. undoubtedly cause a change In their F. P. Forater, President The new institution will be capitalized attitudes—and possibly in their rates, wnter and Ice has been lowered Uhie era delaped the picking of the last of B. F. \yhilner, Cashier at' |19d,000. The atock wna ovor-aub- too. At least independent boat lines people are etntitled to a lower ra te ., the cotton crop In portions of the acribed in ono day. Theae .Celery will create competition—and compe i- Do wc get it? Sanford ia paying mme north and west. The soil ia much 1mFeds have faith In tholr home indus­ tldn Is never without Us advantages." for ice and water nnd gas and elec-1proved ,and plowing, hitherto sustricity thun many of tho other cities pended owing to dry, hot weather, has ---------- o ■ tries,—Orlando Reporter-Star. in tho state of Florida and Sanford boon resumed. The planting of oats WHAT TAMPA MERCHANT -----------0------ :— will continue to pay U as long as the has begun in some localities, nnd FOUND IN THB MARKETS Willis Powell, the live wire who IS Southern Utilities Co., is allowed to trucking is more active. The pecan guides the destinies of the Lake Coun­ Fred Wolf,one of the leading retnil collect it. The only remedy is to start crop is reported to be good in the ty Chamber of Commerce, Is getting out a regular newspaper now in hia merchants ofTampa has justreturned the hnll rolling right now for muni- Jefferson county district. Some syrup "LAconlca," the official organ of the from n visit to the nation’s markets' cipal ownership nnd while it may take ia being mnde, and much cane is in Chamber of Commerce. It seema that in the north nnd cast. Nothing con­ years to put it over it will eventually local markets. It grade# from fair to Vegetables are not so W)1U# wanted the right kind of pub­ vinced him ns such ns essential to suc­ bo put over if the people here are very good. You Can Find the Name of Every JJve Pro­ cessful business now ns advertising. sincere and have the backbone to go plentful ns during previous years— licity and he can only obtain the right "Tho real manufacturers are fight­ ahead and vote bonds for the only imdue to hot, dry weather of previous kind through a newspaper, hence the fessional and Business Man in blight four page "LAconics" that ing hnrd for business now," said Mr. provement that will turn tho money months, Wolf, "nnd they are getting it. On directly back to the city treasuryboosts Lake County early and often. Sanford in This Column “Laconics" ought to bring Tavares be­ well known advertised articles it is Streets# and sewers and sidewalks very hard to get deliveries; such roo«1s ( nn<| many other improvements arc fore the public. are being allotted as-in wnr days.1needful and should bo made but they - ■ — ' o —■■- LAWYERS CONTRACTORS There is, however, an abundance o f ; turn nothing back to the city coffers. WHAT WILL TIIK TRAFFIC inferior and unhranded goods, much Your municipally owned plan*# will HEART of which is going begging. S. 0 . Shinholser George A. DeCottes he money makers for you from pte "In talking to officers of the houses 1very start nnd you will see a big dif­ TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS In olden days railroads would make Attorney-ut-Law Contractor and Builder IF BACK HURTS OR BLAD­ Ihe freight rates with the remark that that we buy from, the one thought ference in the tax ra*es in a few Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORID! Ihe sky was the limit nnd make the hammered home was that yeara afterward. DER BOTHERS. SANFORD FLORIDA rates consistent with "all the traffic tbf Pro*onl period the retailer doIt is well to take up this nuttter at If you must have your meat every would bear" nnd in Inter years they ing ihe most nnd best advertising is once. A new ice factory here would Sanford Construct’n Co, the one who is getting the business. It are going beyond the sky and making BATTERIES bring down the price of ice'and the dV ’ fat but flush > 'our kidne>'9 CONTRACTORS AND BUILBEIth tho rntes beyond what the traffic will was impressed upon me that the present company has no franchise to with salts occasionally, says a noted stores which attempted to reduce ad­ BUXO YOtnt Planea and Specifications Cheerfallr hear, ns the Palmetto News says: sell ice. Any one can start a factor}- authority who informs us that meat vertising now arc foolishly risking Furnished "Are the rnilronds going'lo continue here at any time and if you are not forms uric acid which almost para- Battery Troubles to Us their business lives. Ail Work Guaranteed to insist on killing the goose that lays m ZlMtriMj W«rk tad e*a (tv* satisfied with the quality of ice and ***** the kidncy* in their efr°rt to « ‘ W. "W oTf Bros, have always been firm H. T. PACE P. O. Boz !»l r«i depaaiaUe *»rrU».. the golden eggs?" asks the Palmetto WX ALSO RATX CO*rZTXXT MECBAXIO News—and the News is in a position ■M'evors in liberal advertising, and the quantity your redress is to start pd “ from the b,ood- , The>' ro t OTXXBAUUXU TOOX CAB another factor}-. The one prime no- ,lufrp“ h and weaken, then you suffer to know whnt it is talking about. 1*l hns *,aitl u" M’lcndidly. In the face “ duH m!sery Jn the kidne>* ««* Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Palmetto is located in one of the °* '‘"“‘“'‘l conditions, printer’s ink ccssity in the life of the people in the summer is ice. You can get it. Don't |° n» *barp pains in the back or sick Sketches and Estimates Free; m has held up our volume for us this Company richest south Florida counties—Mannbring any more of vour troubles to hcad"che* dizziness, your stomach building too large and none too email. year—and in the next few months we tee—when* millions of dollars' worth Phone 189 L- A. Renaud, Prop. ----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED----the newspaper abou't these various 80Ur* tonffUe fa coated and whfn th* are going to make this same print­ uf produce is raised each season and >“ d rheumatic shipped over the railroads to Eastern er's ink do more for us than it has phases of the corporations. You have woa,her Wilson & Shorey the remedy in your hands to get th e ' Th< ‘ ^ in e ^ t s cloudy, full, HARTFORD BATTERY ever done before. markets. Pine and Garland Bta., Orlando, Fla. of sediment, the channels often get "Months ago we anticipated a heavy proper results. Get It. Manatee county specializes in early sore and irritated .obliging you to “Battery Insurance” truck. The vegetables on the markets fntl and winter business, and wv PURE WATER bought heavily of the well known PETITIONS FOR NOMINATIONS. w k n ]irt two or t b w times during Sold and Serviced by first hring the l*est prices, and in the the night. lines that we represent. Thus we aret cultivation of these crops speed is one To neutralize these irritating acids, Edw. Higgins, Inc. of the major considerations in the adequately prepared for the now' Petitions are being circulated Elder Springs Water to clearse the kidneys and flush off season, and we are going to use bigagain for the nominees for City Comminds of tho producers. As the sea 99.98% PURE Haight & Wieland son advances, and greater quantities t-i r ,u'WflPaPvr space than we have missioner, the election to be held in the body’s urinous waste get four Phone Sll-W Sanford. Fla. of vegetables reach the markets, p ric -'evor us°d in telling people about what November, the nominee making the ounces of Jad Salts from any phar­ c» are less fancy. The old law of suphave. race for election later and the nomi- macist here; take a spoonful in a glass GARAGES ply and demand and pricea is always 0 i nation of course being equal to elec- of water before breakfast for a few LORD’S PURITY days and your kidneys will j»hen act in operation. COUNTRY NEEDS MORE DRUMS, Smith Bros. Garage WATER This means that, in a big way the | This is one part of the present city fine. This famous salts is made from I Expert Repairing producers are dependent upon the rail- ■ ^he country needs more men like charter tnat should be changed. It the acid of grapes and lemon juice, AS GOOD AS THE BBST OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES rpads for transportation. If cars arc John S. Drum. San Francisco banker, was put in the present form to do combined with Hthia, and has been Oak and First Daily Service Phone 197 not available, or if they are delayed in who, in an address before the Ameri- away with politics but as far as do- used for generations to flush and reaching the shipping points, the pro-(Can Bankers’ Association, said the im- inP away with polities is concerned stimu,*tf kidneys, also to REAL ESTATE dpcers lose money. The producers can . . . ,, . . w,. no .-harw rtn neutralize the acids in urine, so it no SANFORD NOVELTY figure delay in terms of dollars * nd,P™ ° " 0 wor “ ne 10 H the kind. Politics enters into the m at-‘,onptr iirrita‘« - thu» bladder uogs U is *U ail wn' wrong; that there there '• is noth’ noth- ,fee nnd, W , m . l.r , ,.,, ...»>............- v.... . weakness E. F. Lane Mnta!dof* nK: ,hat , , , l tPr and 100013 Urger than ever be-, weakness. . "” , , , WORKS On the other hand, if cars arc a»vail- ing in either the domestic or foreign {ort in eVpn. r]tction and in5trad o f ; J«d Sa’t* i» inexpensive; cannot inReal Estate and Insurance able and on the side-track waiting ng to situation to give m e to the pessimistic allowing .iiowin- as many candidates to run jure, and makes a delightful effervesV. C. COLLER, Prop. l>e loaded, the pnxiuccr cannot afford conclusion that the world is riding a Phone 95 as feel inclined that way it narrows cent Hthla-water drink.—Adv. to kick against freight rates. He is high tide to ruin. The world needs the nomination down to two candi­ General Shop and Mill forced to take his chances, win or lose more men like him, in fact. Post cards—local new .—te each at dates as each one must nave a certain —and there are already enough ehancMr. Drum is not a dreamer, nor a Geo. W. Knight the Herald office. Work ea to take without tossing profits in retired business man, but an active per cent, of the qualified voters on Real Estate and insurance a hat and taking an even draw with banker, a man who is trained to think the petition before he can be a candi­ Five* Examined CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Gla*«e* Designed SANFORD FLORIDA the carrier#: in terms of dollars and whose success date and the number of candidates is S17 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. Henry McLaulin. Jr. What i# true of Manate county is depend* upon an accurate a n a ly sis of to *h-* number of voters. Un­ OPT. D. less# a mqn has a number of enthu­ also true of many other Florida coun-1conditions. . Employment Bureau.. TRANSFER tie*. He informed the members of the as- siastic friends who will cam- a peti­ The vocational committee of the Busi­ The problem of transportation and sociation that his opinion was not an tion around he cannot run. Unless a ness and Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THE GOODS'* rates is one that affects the whole individual one, but the substance of man gets sufficient signers he cannot requests all young women desiring atate. Ami the problem is made more reports received from more than a run. If the other fellows beat out a employment to register at tha First Quick Service Transfer accurate by the fact that no relief is thousand other bankers, which adds to third man with a petition it is con­ National Rank. Storage Facilities fined to the two who get to the voters In sight—and by the fact increases in it* accuracy. AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman If we please you, tell others; U u<» rates are being asked. No class of business men is in closwith a petition and then — tell us. Phone 498 OPTOMETRIST Commenting on these facts the t r touch with the trend of business, You sign a petition and only one. OPTICIAN Graduate Northern lllinoi* College WILSON VULCANIZ­ News says: than bankers. They are interested in ^rid thi* binds you to vote for the ( ^ ^ HOTELS Sanford. Fla. “Thorailroads out of the Palmetto every line of business, for every line man whose petition you signed re-- 1- ***** yt-________________ ING WORKS section have asked for higher loral °f business is connected with banking ganiless of who may come out later. ----C. C. WILSOX. Owwr Hotel Montezuma freight rates. This section has been more or less, therefore banking af- It is not the proper procedure an d : v j- « , |. . j. SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND the greatest paying piece of road on fords a close inside study of general: limits the candidates and limits the F iK J K IIIlg 3110 I rCS4?rVlTlJ? REASONABLE PRICES “Sanford’s New Hole!" VPItkl Br.tS.ri .r,,« BtlUlaf the entire Seaboard Air Line system, condition*. ’ povrera of the voters and is too much r1110 f.n Up Per Day — .. . F*1** optimism ia worse than no op- on the autocratic order to suit the ‘ —-------------timUm st all. But there is a lot of average American voter whose ideas Sanford Machine & ' ill-founded pessimism abro*d in the of fair play would demand that th e ' Foundry Co. i We have the land—and this is adding to the com- bars be let down and everybody ran \ General Machine and Boiler Work# jdexuy of the problem which Mr. that wishes. The editor of the UerAutomobile Flywheel Steel Gear ( Dram referred to as “maUdjustment- aId calItd u .j,;, n ^ Morris* Suprem e l.unch Tongue bands in stock h ollowing war there is always . th* ch. rtcr U,t y„ r. lt Bot. which kas bees chilled and slic­ Crank Shafts Re-turned ed m akes a tem pting dish when ELECTRICAL g a rn i .b ed w ith staffed olives. fbr nothing » ' ^ „ more petition We Mason. Sure-Seal Jars more trying than readjustment—and _ ;n . ... * -• # ” Contractors and Jelly Glasses certainly nothing shatter, the estab-‘ Wfl" ^ ^ Sanford Steam Laundry A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF luhed order of things more than war.; of ^ mir^ Pkoaa <12 CANDY—INCLUDING AF­ See our line of FOR SERVICE It is always revolutionary in ita ef-! 0 TER DINNER MINTS— frets. I A scientist says the race is grow -' til Pork Call M&J kas Just been received. However, at this time there is no I ^ng taller. Evidently the next genera- Stone Crocks. Coolers, • Ave. cause for international pessimism. The' tion will find it even more difficult to Churns, etc. problems will not settle them selves,! make ends meet. Acteylene Welding t» r should this be expected; but neith- j ------------------------er will pessimism settle them. The* It b all right to guard the Panama OF ALL KINDS solution is in labor and thrift—dis­ canal, but what we need in these days 07-4*4 playing back-bone and tackling the is something to keep energy alines Sanford W elding Co. jobs ahead—casting aside false optim- out of the alimentary canal. HARDWARE CO Located in Eagle Bldg, 245 Oak At*. SANFORD DAILY HERALD I l i l t l M I t l M . . t i n t l l l M 1SF. l i H M t l l l M M M I I M i l l l l M ARE THE RELATIONS BETWEEN A BANK AND ITS PATRONS INTIMATE AND RECIPROCAL? 1 l H t M First ANational Bank PROFESSIONAL AND B U P DIRECTORY OF SANFORD j MEAT CAUSE OF KIDNEY TROUBLE TIME LUNCH TONGUE STONE JARS Deane Turner BALL G1LL0N & FRY �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, * In and About Jt The City NOT MODELS OF CONSTANCY Summary of tba PloaUng Small Observer Has Found That HouseMention of Talks Sacelactly ; Wrens Occasionally Figure In Birds’ “ Divorce Court" Arranged for Hitler* In Brl —« fireonel Item1 Herald Readers ! * tflnterooi "Little birth In their nests ngree," So likewise do their parents, presum­ * # # # # # * « ft ably. Hut there bus been much specu­ ft ft lation ns to whether palls of lilnH ft ft once married, tlo or do not perpOtuiito ft ft the wedded relation from year to your. How about the lionse-wrenf It Is a * ft gentle anil virtuous bird, almost semift ft domesticated, ns one might suy, Inas­ For Florida: Partly cloudy We have priced our fall clothing^so that the highest 4 ft much ns It ctlNtutuurlly hulltls Its nest tonight and Friday; probably * priced suit in the house will not go over $45.00,—and that ft In or ubout huiuuii Ini hi to lions. People rains in extreme nouth * Greatest weather In tho world. ft who hnve watched the liablls of Imusoportion, warmer in extreme is why we are selling them almost as fast as they arrive. # Not too cold or too hot and ft wrens bnve often been beard to any north portion tonight. * just enough of that fall ft that they were sure the same pairs re­ And they are— * weather in tho air to make ft turned to the same nesting places sea­ * * * « * * you feel like loving your ft son after season. They were pro­ # mothor-ln-law. It took a long ft claimed ns models of marital con­ Yankees won yesterday. # time to get hero this year but ft stancy. However, Mr. 8. Prentiss Baldwin of ,M w OpMlM S»I« «t v o , . n . * it is here and the cold spell ft Cleveland, who for ninny years ban AND* that struck the north will send ft made the trapping nml handing of jtirs Friday# the tourists shivering to Flori­ ft birds his special bobby (uftenvurd re­ Giants ought to win today, but you # da early thin year. And it Is ft leasing them to he siihseqiiciitly re­ * just as we have been telling ft trapped perhaps nml Iduntlflcd), has niter can tell. * the folks In the north—Octob­ ft found tlmt tiouse-wrens nrc no more re­ liable In tholr conjugal relations ilinn The Ladles of the Presbyterian # er in one of tho finest monthu ft folks. In some instances these rela­ # of tho year In Florida. Como ft tions are perpetuated from season to Chu' ehDec. 2 h0,d U’rir Chrl8‘m" * down while tho honey 1b on tho ft nnd 3. 1321. 167-o.a.w.tfc senson; but often It bnppeus Hull u xair, Pro* * honoysuckle and tho cowslips ft house-wren, tunic or female, Indulges Roys School Suits, 2 pair pants for * on the daisy and the buterfllos ft In n violent lllrtatlon, even making n ft titlin’ nt starting housekeeping, and JS.9H at the Opening Snlo.—YoweH fl, * urc making butter, yes, ft then tanking llnul choice of another lflG-2tc * 5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 6 Friday, 7th. * Maximum ...................... 80 ft mate. Divorces occur, A gentleman , s r j# £ r /M r / s y /w e # e i 50 ft house-wren mny marry, rear a finally George DeCottcs has returned from * Minimum ...... * Range ............................. 00 ft nnd then leave his wife, going olT with Tampa where he went on business. * Bnrometer ....................... 30.10 * another Indy house-wren and setting up nil establishment with her. Where­ ft upon there Is nothing for the deserted Snow white clothes only como back * Calm and cloudy, ft female to do but get another liuslmml. to your homo from the Sanford Branch f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t ft Lakeland Steam Laundry. Phono 475. * 107-2tc RESEARCH WORK IN Tnor*!C3 The many friends hero of W. B. Will the party who Everything reduced for 10 days nt Olcson nro glad to have him for a few New York Zoological Society Has Sta­ took child’s red tion (n British Qulana—Woman Yowell’s Opening Sale, Friday, 7th. days in tho city. Ho has just returned swentcr from my car in front of Peo­ Is Official Artist. IGO-Ztc from a trip to Now York and other ples’ Bonk on Wednesday, please rc. points nnd is on his way to Southern turn to Herald office.—F. W. Talbott. two principal fields of activity Get your bnttery filled with distill* Florida points. Mr. Olcson wns horo of The the New York Zoological society are ti voter free at the llof-Mnc Battery for some time ns manager of the Scm- tbe zoological park In the Bronx nml Co., "Foot of First Street." They inolo Grill. Conserve Your Sight the aquarium nt tho Buttery. A third make their own. 107-0tc undertaking lias been tin* successful os. Judge and Mrs. Schelle Maines have tnhllshlng of u tropical research sta­ Our'shnded goggles, shell frames, gold II. L. Mi-Kcnric, of Jacksonville, is returned from u trip to tho old Maines tion In British Ouiniia, South America, mountings, etc., in SIZES FOR CHIL­ spending several days hero transact­ home nt Lake Hutier. While there under tho directorship of William [ DREN are meeting with grent favor. they attended the big picnic and bnr- Beebe. This laboratory Is situated In Wo fit children with children’s glass­ ing business. bccuo celebrating the firHt birthday of bungalows lit thc edge of Hut tropical es nnd they uro always pleased. and although almost on tho Have your watches nnd jewelry re­ the new Union county. Judge Mnincs Jungle, equator, tho nbRcnco of lllcs nnd mos­ T O M M O O I IE paired nt Mcl.aulin's. Two first class made the speech of the day nnd told quitoes, the cool nights and tho com­ the people about the prosperity of the fortable living conditions make ll an watch makers. Prompt service. OPTOM ET 111ST—OPTIC IAN 140-tfc new counties of South Florida nnd es­ Idcnl place for scientists and artists to Office Opp P. O. Phone 132 pecially of Seminole. enrry on research. This Inst season 17 workers took ndHerald gets results by innings but TO SEE BETTER SEE MOORE. vantage of tho stntlon. The ollk-lnl not the plays. However, it is tho re­ Routh Bros. Bakery avo saaignoa n i|al artist of the expedition Is Miss Isahcllo sult that the public wants. ‘~ M *7tovT^Tnvr~[iolii)ilr Opens Downtown Store Cooper. This last year she executed over 300 water colors of crentures Classified ndvertUftqpnta, 5 cent* a line. No *d HOOFING, Red nnd green slate sur­ Routh Bros. Bakery hnvo opened a such ns Insects, fish, frogs, lizards, 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged ftM °^$rl In n■)b face, 3-ply $3.25 per square. Tiger snakes, bnts and other organisms must iccompany all orders. Count five worda to a brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; downtown retnil store ill the Princess whoso delicate coloring vanishes al­ l-p!y, $2.2.'). Free delivery. Address Thcntre building in the room former­ most Immediately after death. The cording!/. t HfiUrtnam adnt yarn M, E. Ginn, Iiox 331. 139-26tp ly occupied by the Qunlity Shop. Here subjects nro all drawn from life, being ft ortJ -lot xn) solas An appropriation of $310,000 for they will hnve fresh brend, rolls, held In tho hand and studied under u Red Cross work In connection with tho 1 FOR RICNT- Su^HW/HVi WI»9ii sofiW FOR SALE 308-J. New fidl coats, suits nnd drosses re- rakos, pies nnd confections of nil kinds hand lens. The Intricacy of detail nnd "clean-up" cnmpulgti Instituted by tho _/as ortw osofH dated for 10 days at YowelPs Frldny, every day. Tho retnil store will open lldelity to Hie natural coloration, to­ Government to bring the claims of all FOR SALE—Rosa No. 4 seed, Irish FOR RENT—Stonngmrfonnt: -Aiddfart with tho beauty of very rent ur* disabled service men who tire entitled potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. the 7th. 10G-2tc next Saturday at noon. You know gether P. It., care iKhoobldus «ni) (JflTnQtp 131-tfc the Sanford Maid Brend and the nice Untie feeling, makes the paintings to Federal aid before Hie proper gov- Brumloy. FOR KENT—FumRrhai ,»0t>rtUP'»tfor worthy of comparison with tho work eminent bureau for nctlon, bns bqen -----------------------------------------------You can get the Daily Herald every hot rolls that have made Routh Bros, of Jnpnneso artists. light hou8ekJdptbf/Ji’/7it>'OftkA AW' made by tho American Red Cross.1 j-qu SALE—8-room house with all day either nt newsstands or by carrier famous. You can get them now at nuo. -I‘to bnn JualduaiodOlttf I ho hxecutlvo Committee of tho i modern convenience, excellent reany time nt tho retnil store. See tho or by mail in the city nt 4:30. Amnrlcnn Red Cross In making the pn|r prlvnto watM workS( ln doair. FOR Now, Who’ll Answer Jane? advertisement in the Daily Heruhl. Jane, who lives at Sixty-first street npproprlutlrm authorized Hie appropri­ ' able location. Reasonable terms. Apconnecting, m i « i o^uftjuM m "EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Giant terrace nnd Main street, Is at that ation of $35,000 of this sum to tho , cd. Inquire Hi "Just before kindergarten" ago when American I.eglnn to defray tin* ox-j ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street, that livts in a box. Wo can now fur­ OFFICERS WERE UP jb •(,‘JtlJ dolor/ ni J llfl-tfc life appears an exciting experiment. penso of the Legion representatives BOUND OVER YESTERDAY nish six Volt Batteries nt $24.50. Wo to tho various districts of TERM OF CIRCUIT COURT. She tries nil Ihe possibilities In new nsslgned buy, sell, exchange, rcchnrgo and roFOR SALE—Stable manure; enr lots. the Veterans Bureau. ^W 'A N T E T ) '^ 1 10 things she encounters In her busy brtp -wal -* a Fa itV' fair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ Good dry stock. Price $7 per ton, f. W A N T E IJ^s^conff Tho remainder of the appropriation days, even going so far ns to mnko Chief of Police Killibrew, Officer ers. Phone 518. 150-tfc the good old English language do a was authorized for apportionment o. b. cars, Snnford. Chnse & Co. Harrison nnd City Manager ,Ryan trick for her whim. among the several Divisions of tho k4»A<&> 151-tfc. roeton tru% wero Horved with warrants yester­ <(f aladl bnn It G. McKinnon, of Oakland, was in Jnno experimented with n toy hnl- Red Cross for carrying on Hint part SMALL HOUSE with an extra lot, the city yesterday mingling with day nnd bri light before Justicu of tho loon jhe other day, Inllntlng It to dan­ of th« "clean-up" work that fulls di­ WANTED—Celcry”.baitaIMiiapiiirinfn $350 ensh, bulnnco $12.00 per month. friends and attending to business. auto body lmUditi£bHaJ TOpadmUg. Poaco L. G. Strlngfellow on the chnrgo gerous proportions so that the escap­ rectly upon the Bed Cross organization. —E. F. Lane, tho Real Estnto Man. All kinds eilwdbd wirk iin vwsiDedldi of shooting Fred Fredericks and wniv- ing nlr would blow tho whistle as long 104-ltp Garngu. hiQharliobfltkn/Kin It takes a good laundry to turn out ing toe preliminary hearing were ns possible. Bystanders foresaw dis­ aster ns tho Imlloon. under pressure log ni a«v/ ad JiulJ jjanal/an FOR SALE—A pair of young, black first ilass work.—Sanford Ilrnnch of bound over to tho circuit court in tho from Juno’s lusty lungs, grow alnrmmnro mules, at a bargain/ Phono i i r a \W I?IVw* R,aHT ,b0Y t e Lakeland Steam Laundry. Phone sum of $500. This is the second phase Iuglyx ICO. 152-tfc W H PRINT** l0' 107-2tc| in tho shooting of Fredericks Satur.Tnno considered their wanting cries ING TltrtDMJ JONB TltA rfruN O T . ------ | day night when ho wns discovered nt without excitement, tfhon sho asked SPECIAL LUMBER PRICES: Com­ A FR AI U > nOEi i A l n u | j yprt, H td WORK1; .on s 'ike city politics will hold tho a atill nnd upon being commanded to calmly: plete building schedules on request. Vnrlous relief projects of the Junior boirds now to the exclusion of overy halt wns ftred upon by the officers nnd "If I hrenk tho Imlloon, will tho American Red Cross In European Saves you 1-3 of cost. APPLY** AT-» Ul®L HERALD l^RlNTM Book of thing else. Most people would rather filled with bird shot. He has been nt whistle whist"—Kansas City Slnr. countries resulted In helping 237,00(1 House plans $1.50. Money refunded if INOiCOAtBANVl ol ,xaJ J ooIe inli«itf wlk politics than business. tggn vUaoig oi him soxal noiralioq (lostltuto children during the last fis­ not satisfactory, or if we soil you lum­ the hospital sinco nnd is thought to Tnov/TOff Tihraqslb^gnrhnxn-^rtt itn? Much Money Spent for Coal. cal yenr, according to the annual re­ bo out of danger by tho physicians. ber. Send list for estimate.—Gulf •jinqQARBfi91SilANDiRUGB«'iii)o port of the Amcrlcnn Red Cross for One federal building In Wnll street. Sanford’s quota of visitors arriving Tho outcome of the case will ho I,umber Co., Perry, Fla. 10-1-lm Now York, now holds gold coin and that period. Tho growth of tho activi­ ,19V9WOti ,!) WASHED*//)*) qid - ton *n Tampa yesterday included L. D. watched with interest. bullion having n vnhte of $1,500,000,- ties of tho Juniors abroad Is innnl- FOR SALE—One young fresh milk - itiendcn, who will spend several VibHHwa'Vk'i-yotfP W wil, Wrfl 000. Thin Is one llftli of all the gold fested hy u comparison which shows cow.—R. L, Garrison. 103-fltc c\nit,r n ^ y M w f t e / m m m b ^ c ays here with friends nnd transacting FREE GASOLINE. that has been produced In the world this figure Is 200,000 linger Iluin Hint FOR SALE—Bargain, flvo room cotWWsHFra’,,,06si‘ifiin8,Ani'tf •Witness.—Tjunpn Tribune. since tho beginning of civilization. of the previous fiscal yenr. Tho National Children’s Fund raised tngo, largo lot. Box 117. 103-Gtp Never before has so much of the pre­ .. Jns. F. Magee, who originated free .slivo loJnentabnul «ji lo '<*•*» school children, members of thu „ i,r . *uundrlos hnvo gotten gasoline In Snnford, is nt it again nt cious yellow inetnl been collected In one hy A REAL BARGAIN In Celery farms Tnrfr—n^bon- •ovnRTtimoonwu—orrP* Junior American Beil Cross, wns r mens grimy and brown, then lot 1tho IIof-Mac Bnttery Co. with a bet- place at one time. But great as Is drawn upon for $420,557 for those proj­ and orange groves.—E. F, Lane, tho ">MItS.IDA‘ AUSTIN0,1J* 1u>1” Knmv white.—Sanford Iter plan than over. Each customer of this enormous treasure which lies In ects. Receipts for tho National Chil­ Real Estato Man. 16i-4tp: xnliDH od) snlsao-tsai xloaial Hid one of Unde Sam’s ussny offices, It HwnVr* •ttntl Laundry, i tho llof-Mnc Bnttery Co,, has his H- IniB only one hnlf of the value of the dren’s Fund during the Inst llscnl year no solux FORD TRUCK for sale.—West Sido ..vodn b.fkl8 e 107-2tc | conso number taken nnd each evening totnl quantity of coni purchased by totalled $155,317. Grocery. 104-tfc M A K K It A N D A t l T E R E R W * the winning number 1b drawn and fuel consumers In Hie United Stutes America Succors Russians ’*(45Cfi!i9*1ciwris«s,“,,i:'“3 , !^ ern "nvel“ Kivo us glimpses of shown in the window next day. The In » single year.—Floyd W. Parsons. I ;000.ill? womd Bomooiu no xn) lutn Food, clothing ami medical relief FOR SALE—Seven passenger 1021 s everything in thoworld except lucky person can Becure their prize In World’s Work. Cadillac. R. C. Maxwell. 100-Gt “ pjrt'ct'hawoltmmarrqrnwrert) grtitt costing $700,000 lias been provided by K00li grammar. gua anytime within a week. Go to tho Hie American Bed Cross for the thou­ FOR SALE—Very desirablo city pro­ I’*Wg Wsted MesJuuGoodcXIralAh.io now filling station of tho llof-Mnc Photographs Borealis. sands of Russian refugees stranded Gpvdi-jUsalNk xMeattt gHNMdoeriinn perty. See B. F. Whitnor, nt First Battery Co., at tho "Foot of First A Norwegian sciential, M. Stunner, Inst year lu Constantinople oud vi­ A A 11H A f f ' W 1W i t ’A va National Bank. 1GG-Gtc. was able to have photographed, nt sev­ cinity. Street" nnd try 'em out. r i # eral points In his country, the aurora For office supplies, stationery, etc., Tubulaa Whlbsikifwoo Aqrftst MfnAltu borcnlls seen Inst Mny, which upset JAPS DROP OUT OF SIGHT. GIRL STILL MISSING come to iha Herald office. motorjWiaftiHIH* aSatilTaqkaj LWaio telegraph lines nnd cullies, nnd provid­ gunraatbbduttfangrDeI.,10 Baa tardy >FIftl ed n gorgeous display In uinny parts of HAMPTON, Va., Oct. 0.—H. HiroJOHNSON CITL, Tenn., Oct. 0.— , tho world. Comparing these photo­ Peat carda—local views—lc each at in iin n i ia aeh in a ^ a No information has boon received by, graphs at the same time, ho has culcti monl and A. Azemo, Jnpanono em­ Herald—by tho pound—15c. . I W AOT T 0 B u y q l d y , g finahaF -jjfJ (KDTv/ moil BTHoiq the parents or officials of the where- J itiled the height til which this nurora ployed by a Norfolk ship chandlery W l 'l f e l i W A « O a « « 9KH9 ‘‘ Look over your old abouts of Minnie Massey, tho fourteen | borealis was spread forth—namely. concern, hnve not been Been Binco they FOR RENT D i-^sbU aati ujaaq ailT. year old girl who disappeared while :H2V4 miles. Thus, since the aurora were in Hampton Monday, according | ? ers in thc n tt,c a n d sen d m e on a shopping tour with her mother borealis Is by proof an electrlcul llluml to tht police, who huv. boon Invest)- P(>B ,R ™ J r J ', W° >, "rnl,heJ ' “I™ 152-tfc Wvelopcs having fne U. S. Tueadny afternoon, although search is tuition of |be nirolled ulr gusts. Hip gating the story of K. Faoularkla, Apply 1004 Elm Ave, ndl Tjbnu Hid xnl orft hosulqslh earth's atmosphere*-ext ends ul least being conducted. Tho girl told her Greek bumboatcr, now hold as a ma­ FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front eJov a deoi' ol 'Jnemeovga s'ela ; r iW 011 them Postmarked mothor she would go to another store that distance above thu enrth’u surface teria) witness in the alleged killing room. 411 Park Avo. 103-6te Having devoted all my lM ^ 0ih9 • f 01 ,lt,forc* I pay good prlc- a -short distance nwny for some ar­ of George Andrews, another Greek, Needed Quick Help. FOR RENT—Desirablo house keeping palntftirf*<V«»»/P oiilPiKaMfSnl^BiiBB8 r°r them. ticles of food, but she failed to return. Nexdnre—Heavens! Is your holies by two Japanese seamen last Mon­ rooms. Box 117. 103-Gtp factiopj iOii«iqaaoa n<rf r t o ^ WfiWHO The Massey family came to tho city day. re? v ln ce* « ‘d»ftip .wW «oiti^Jh|o soveral wocks ago from Pocahontas, nilNnybnr—No. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms nt 210 Jusi sent for Hie tic Fronch avo. lG5-5tp land's* Qbtiitfft} ’-OW«»l*idWWt4 \\W Va. , linrtmpnt to come nnd water tin The teeth in a law are usually worn tel. <iaV lo xiarH 9tU filia l oJ si that's all. My wife Wll' l>, out before Congress gets through rag- FOR RENT—Rooming house, near JaVt lo ougoiKl sdl^nl nlotjm a For office supplies, stationary, etc, pi,mts. homo tomorrow^—Boston Trnm'orlpt. chewing. depot. J. Musson. 167-Qtp. Paul, Minn. come to the Herald office. oF” ” • the w eather 2? SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Michaels-Sterns Clothes C am pus T ogs Sanford, F la . If you have B R o o m s f o r RerjRf List them with flflOlAW C o n n e lly R e a l E s t a t e ^ 1614P i C L A S S IF IE D A&& Red Cross Gives $310,000 to Aid ‘Clean-Up’ Drive rm-m Young America Sends Vast Relief To Needy Abroad S T m o n etfo r YOU WM. MANNHEIMER -X. r. „v. iiW. ' '' •V.® Mk Aft �n v s H n s N n ________ .’’rw THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921 METHODIST NOTES WE ARE ALIVE To the financial interests of every man, wom­ an and child whom it is our privilege to serve. REALIZE that each client is a partner with us in this rapidly growing bank—and that sound fi­ nancial building for him mearis sound growth also for this institution. WE INVITE YOU to share this partnership. Remember that We dre hete to serve your interests. 4% INTEREST PAID ♦♦♦•a f ; STRENGTH PROGRESS :: 4% INTEREST PAID SERVICE <> Our fall work tuu Jgst opened arid tho people are taking up their part of each phase of church work with on Interest and vim greater than has ever been exhibited and our success is assured by this loyalty and faith­ fulness on tho part of tho members. Next Sunday is Rally Day when the whole church will have a real "Homo Coming” and every member is re­ quested to bo in his or her'place to begin tho new work of the last quar­ ter of this conferences year. Tho Federation at Wesley Bible classes of Florida, met in S t Peters­ burg this week. Dr. S. W. Walker and Dr. L. R. Philips, were representa­ tives from Sanford. Some of our members who have been away on vacations and recently returned are: Mrs. W. P. Fields, and daughter, Louise, from North Caro­ lina and Tennessee; M. and Mrs. J. E. Spurllng, M t Pleasant, Cincinnati, and other points in Ohio; Mrs. Kamp, points in Georgia; Mr .and Airs. W. A. Raynor, Now York; (Mrs. If. V. Perry, Mrs. J. D. Jinklns and daugh­ ters, Asheville, N. C. Nows comes from Greenville, S. C., that Alien Emily Bnllcy, who has been City, Mich., arrived Inst nifrht unci nrc suffering with her eyes, Is much Im­ the guests of their Hon and his wife, proved, nnd will be home soon. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. M. Lloyd nt thoir homo on I’nrk nvenue. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. East, of 300 French MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, Lloyd will spend the winter here. avenue, nre now comers here. Mrs. Phone 217-W East is now organist for our church, BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW. nnd wo woleomo them among us. SOCIAL CALENDAR SOCIETY i f FRIDAY—Mosdnmca R. E. Tolnr nnd All members of the 13. S. A., take John T. Brndy will entertain nt n notice that the first stnted mootings miscellaneous "shower” in compli- ( °f tills season, 1021-22, will begin ment to Mrs. Dnn U. Wilder, o f ' hoxt week. For the Juniors bolmigJacksonvlllc, n recent bride, at four ®n(T to Holy Cross Chnpter 1234, in o'clock, nt the homo of tho former. | 7th and 8th grnde grammar school Friday—Miss Carolyn Spencer will will moot on Thursday afternoon, Oct. entertain complimenting Misjcs La- j 13th, Immediately nfter school. Those Claire Jones and Lillie Ruth Spenc- in the lower grades of grammar or. I school, meet on Tuesdny nfternoons Snturdny—Children's Story Hour will immediately after school. For all high ho held at Ccntrnl I’nrk nt five school fellows, of the Senior Chapter, o'clock. | 423, will meet Thursday night, Oct. Friday—N. du V. Howard Chapter U. 18th, at 7:20. The Settlor Chnpter of P. C. will hold their fall meeting nt young business men hnvo met rogu4 p. m. nt tho Parish House. ! Inrly all summer, Tuesday nights, MONDAY—Roof Carden Club nt tho 7:20. homo of Alias Adele Hines, on I’alAccording to this schedule, those motto avenue, 7:30 p, m. who arc antitied to promotion in the Monduy—Westminster club will meet different Chapters, will plenso report with Airs. Joe Chittenden, 702 Pal- to those now Chapters according to motto nvo., at 3:30 p. in. thoir stnnding for the coming yenr. Monday—St. Agnes Guild will meet at 3:30 p. in., at the home of Mrs. Ray-1 HOME COMING DAY. mond Key, 007 Park avenue. Next Sunday l)r. Walker, the pastor , Mr, a(id Mrs. Roby Lning arrived’will preach, on "The Best Church in home Wednesday from Alichignn Town." This is a sermon every momwhere they spent the summer, nnd nre her, who Is nt nil interested In the upwlth tho former’s parents, Air. and building of the church nnd Kingdom of Mrs. C. W. Lning. God should hear “Be Ye Doers of the -------Word nnd not HenrerH Only," is whnt Air. nnd Mrs. J. It. Lawson arc now the Bible gives us. pleasantly located at the home of Mrs. In the Sunday school next Sunday J. J. Purdun, Sr., at 010 1’almctto avo- is promotion day. We hope to have nuu. nil grnduntes present that they be —— presented with diplomas. Our SunAirs. Dnn U. Wilder, of Jacksonville, day school is growing ho fast till now arrived yesterday and Is the guest of one of our greatest problems is where her parents, Air. and Mrs. John T. to put the classes. With a few more Brady for tho week end. Air. Wilder we will he able to push out the end of will join her here Saturday mid nccom- the church and build new rooms. Come pnny her home. and help us. We need every one of -------you. One link by itself is useless but Air. and Airs. Julius Tnknch have five or six hundred working together moved into their home which they re- can move mighty things in the nnmo ccntly built on Oak avenue nnd Kiev- of the Lord, h„ , •— enth Street. A TALENTED PLAYER. Mrs. Cecil Gnhbctt hits returned home nfter spending the summer in Loyola O’Connor, who play, the Savannah nnd other points in Geor­ role of Alarthn Beeler in “Tho Fnith gia. Healer,” George Melford's latest Paramount production, founded |pn Aliases Alary R. Phinney and Doris William Vaughn Moody’s p'ny, which Thornton, of Detroit, Mich., stopped comes to the Star thentre tonight and over in Sanford yesterday enrouto to tomorrow night, played the spinster St. Petersburg. part iti "Wny Down East" on the stngo for sevon years, and during that Airs. Arnold Wldmcr, of Iown, was time appeared in nearly every import­ registered nt the Montezuma yester­ ant city in the United States. She al­ day. so portrayed the mother role in “Ben Air. and Mrs. W. Lloyd, of Alindcn Hur" for four years. “The Fnith Healer" Is an adapta­ tion of William Vaughn ALoody's no­ table ploy, “The Faith Healer.’ 'The stqry with n shepherd who is “Foot of First St.” £ divinelydeals inspired, nnd when nt the height of his power, he falls in love We Sell nnd loses his henling powers. But GOOD BATTERIES ■ lutor it dawns upon him that love is — at— ; a divine gift, nnd with this realization come n more spiritual love for the girl CUT PRICES ! nnd a return of his healing power. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roblo Lning returned to Sanford this week after spending the summer in Georgia, Indinnn, nnd other central states. They will spend the winter in Sanford. ORLANDO HIGH AND BRADENTOWN MHfiT ON GRIDIRON SATURDAY. The game originally booked with Bradentown and later called off, will be played at Bradentown Saturday af­ ternoon. This game promises to bo n test for the "Little Golden Tornado" ns the Bradentown high school claims to have a very formidable aggrega­ tion this year. So the locals will have to put up everything they have into tho game If thoy hope to bo success­ ful. The Freshmen of the high school are now organizing a light weight team under the direction of Walter Menges and Roland Tinker. Coach Boono Is encouraging the idea aa these youngsters will form the teams of the next few years and the sooner they learn the fundamentals of tho game the better it will be for'futuro prospects. The high school athletic association 1s electing officers for sports that will be taken up at the close of the foot­ ball season. It Is hoped to start foot­ ball and track off at that'time. If tho school vote sto take up soccer which has just bee nreoognlsed as a major sport in the Florida high schools, work will also begin on that sport. The authorities aim to put athletics for both girls and boys on a Arm financial nnd moral basis. It is nlmcd to Interest ns many of tho high school students ns possible. This tends to fosted school spirit^ interest more young people In tho school by adding attractions of recreational chirractor; raise the interest of tho community in tho school activities .dovelop tho physical nnd moral self of the young­ er generation by directing Us energy nnd activities along standard nnd bencficinl lines. Mr. Alstcttcs, the faculty director of athletics, hns charge of the formulation and direction of these plnns and is feeling more confident ench day that they will mature nt an early date.—Orlando Reporter-Star. Mr. Shade Walker ,son of Dr. S. W. Wnlkor, enmo up from Winter I’nrk last week nnd oxpectH to remnln KU KLUX KLAN IS in Sanford this winter. - / REFUSED CHARTER. Mrs. P. F. Alonger spent Wednes­ CHARLESTON, W .Va., Oct. 7.— day in Orlando on business and pleas­ Informal application for a chnrter of ure. incorporation wns made yesterday by A cordial invitation is extended all realm of West Virginia Knights of strangers ana visitors to Sanford to the Ku Klux Klan, according to Hous­ attend the services of the Alcthodist ton G. Young, secretary of state. Air. church. We nre nlwnya delighted to Young declined to issue tho charter, have you worship with and become hut said ho made it plain to tho ap­ plicant, who did not give his name, ono of us. thnt tho organization "will not ho grnnted a charter in this stato.” FONTAINE I.A RUE IN Secretary Young did not give his "THE FAITH HEALER." reason for the refusal. Ho added, how­ Fontaine La Rue, by her human ever, thnt he hnd informed tho appli­ characterization of Mary Beeler, tho cant that "the laws of the state nrc invalid in “The Faith Henlor," George such that the state supremo court can Melford’s latest Pnrnmount, picture issuo a writ of mandamus compelling which comes to tho Stnr theatre to­ the secretary of state to grant the night, proves serself n versatile act­ chnrter.” ress. Afghnns rarely see thoir hrides In "Tile Sin of Rosaline," in which Miss Ln Rue recently made her debut before tho wedding; Americans rarely in Paramount pictures, she hnd the see them nftcrwnrd.—Saginaw News role of n Malay Horceress, and all who Courier. saw her in that production and who will see her performance in, "The Fnith Healer,” will notice the differ­ OPENING ence in the chnrncterizntlons. Many other noted players appear in the cast of thin new production .including MilIon Sills, lending man, Ann Forrest, Frederick Vroom, Loyola O'Connor, Alny Girnci, John Curry, Adolph Mcniou. Charles D. Bennett, etc. Dinner Dance (Informal) THREE MOTHERS ON JURY TRYING MARIAN M’ARDLE FOR MURDER- CLEVELAND, Oct. (1.—Four wit­ MAIN DINING ROOM nesses for tho Btnte took the ntnnd to­ day in the trial of Miss Marian McArdle, twenty, charged with first de­ gree murder in connection with the stabling to death of her otep-fathor, SANFORD, FLA. Daniel Knber, in his Lakewood homo two years ngo. The jury of nine men nnd three women wns selected and sworn short­ ly before noon. Tho three woman are mothers of grown daughters. After the noon recess the Jurors wero taken to th scene of the crime, the former home of Knbor, nnd upon their return the opening arguments wore made nnd tho first witness call­ 8:00 to 12:00 P. M. ed. Thomas McArdle of Chicago, Mar­ ian’s father, nnd tho ftrat husband of her mother, Mrs. Eva Catherine Kn­ Reserve Your Table bor, who is now serving life sentenco for the murder of Knbor, in expected Early N o m a tte r w h a t th e o th e r 5 CARD OF THANKS. to be hole tomorrow to assist his fellow does we will do h e tte r daughter and may bo called ns a wit­ Wo wish to extend our :sinoero ness for the defense. thank to our dear friends nnd neigh­ bors, for thoir heartfelt sympathy NINE MOROS SLAIN IN shown, also th oheautlful floral offtrFIGHT WITH POLICE. ing, in behalf of our beloved wifo and slater, who passed away recently. EXCELLENT FOOD MANILA, P. I., Oct 7.—Nine Mo­ EAIEL MAGNUSON, rns ware killed at n fight at KulayA. M. BERTLESON, EXCELLENT MUSIC kulay, Sulu province, between thirty CHRISTINE BOUELL, Moms nnd a Philippine constubalry : CHARLOTTE KARR, numbering sixteen men, headed,by 1 JENNIE ERICSON. Colonel Moore of Sulu province, acedrdlng to an official dispatch recelv statesman needs perfect poise. ed at constubulary headquarters. iPhone Valdez Hotel* for t * • 'New Filling: Station HeAcan’t get on hie ear and keep his car on the ground. Try a Herald Want Ad today. Reservations Valdez Hotel Friday October 14 th >5 s H0F-MAC $2.00 PER COVER That tho AMERICAN LEGION will have boat race* on Armistice Day, They will have many speed boats to contend for a silver loving cu p more good news, Isn't lt7 Developing the water front. The Famous HmiwaSMMWM, Princess Pat Model Black and Brown Kid Leathers The Famous Walk-Over Princess Pat is the biggest selling Shoe for Foot Comfort—the secret is in the poise of the heel and in the straight inside line. For walking or housework or business. First Nat'I Dank Annex "The Family Shoe Store" SEE OUR WINDOW SULPHUR SOOTHES UGLY, ITCHING SKIN THE FIRST APPLICATION MAKES SKIN COOL AND COMFORTAIILE If you nrc suffering from czccmn or some other torturing, embarrassing skin trouble you may quickly be rid of it by using Alentho-Sulphur, declnrca n noted skin specialist. This sulphur preparation, because of its germ destroying properties, Sel­ dom fnils to quickly subduu itching, even of fiery eczema. Tho first ap­ plication makes the skin coo) and com­ fortable. Rash nnd blotches are heal­ ed right up. Montho-Sulphur is ap­ plied like nny pleasant cold cream anil. is perfectly harmless. You can obtain : a small jar from any good druggist, i —Adv. | ------------------------i KNIGHT TEMPLAR ATTENTION! Taylor Commandery will confer tho order of the Red Cross on a large class of Royal Arch Masons on Friday evening, October 7th, beginning at 7 o'clock. Visiting Sir Knights wel­ come. H. E. TOLAR, lfi0-2t Eminent Commander. A third dog for tho White House. Now hns nny ono else a dog he’d like to get rid of?—St. Paul Pioneer Press, Tho old-fashioned girl for us. Ago cannot wither, or custom stale, her infinite sobriety. 1 • yV.V" Growing policy of shippers around Sanford and Orlando to ship by water has won the cooperaton of tho Clyde Steamship line, according to II. G. White, of tho compnny here. Afore nnd more interest is being manifested by shippers nt these two principal points and elsewhere along tho St. John's to ship to New York and other points direct by wnter. Mr. White who has kdpt in touch wltho cndltions nlong the river nnd make reports to hendquartors wns ablo to nnnounoo thnt four-day »*t vee between tho doWn river cities nnd New York would bo steadily main­ tained. QUICK SERVICE VULCANIZING CO. 314 WEST FIRST ST. Expert Tire and Tube Repairing and Retreading Leave work on Sundays and Bights at FRANK AKERS’ TIRE COMPANY Prompt Service Next Morning in a n i SI n R eal S e r v ic e ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ On September 27th the home ot Vance Douglass was destroyed by fire. On October 5 the policy held with us was a Paid In Full ■ It is a real service and prompt pay­ ments that the public wants and de­ mands in the insurance line. Come in and let us tell you about it. ■ ■ : Knight J I CLYDE LINE GIVES GROWERS AID IN MOVING FRUITS. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ___ • b �57?V/ ‘ ■VC B PAGE Tl SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7,1921 GENEVA free g a s o l in e jav we take our cue* fnmer’fl license number and K e e n i n g draw one. The number entitles the customer to— ^ five g a l l o n s op gas f r e e Anvtlme within a w e e k . Come on down. Winning number shown In window neit day. HOF-MAC Battery Co. “Foot of First Street” ; UPSALA AND : GRAPEVILLE * * * * * * * * * * * * was blessed with a flno rain last Snturdny and wo nil needed It badly. What splendid cool weather for work and tho opening of scHool. Wo hear there nro thirty goingg In on the Upsnla bus; liino now pupils this time among them, little Esther Ericson, Russel and Raymond Lundqulst ore entering for tho ft rat year. Andrew Dertolson, who has again taken up his work at tho shops after his accident, was on the sick list for a few days but Is bettor now wo aro ([lad to hu.r. Emil Magnuson is making his homo for the present with hla sister and husband, Mr. ntid Mrs, J. E. Lund­ qulst, who have been such a comfort nnd help to him during tho long Ill­ ness of his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ambroso moved Into town nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Henderson and family aro now occupying the Beck cottage in GrapoviUe, coming from Pnoln. Nearly all tho people from this sec­ tion took in the great dny in town on Thursday. A card received from Mrs. Collor announces the arrivnl of her husband at Canton, N. Y.f nnd that they aro at present at the homo of Mrs. Bessie Sellice, whose girlhood days was spent In their home nnd are enjoying mak­ ing a number of calls nnd visits among their old friends. Rev. Alberton, a s usual, g a v e US n good sermon on “Tho Inward Ifyin,1' on Sunday, i.nd MM Albertson a sweet poem, “Weaving in the Loom of Life." They made eighteen calls Saturday in tho three floldB, at Paola, Upsnla, Lake Mary, In one locality calling at tho homes of Mra. Mcalor, Andrew Oertelson and Emil Magnuson. They were dinner guests Sun­ day at tho Ballinger home and for supper with Mr. nnd Mrs. Bortelson. Grnpevillo Kissimmee la not only preparing a esmping ground for the tin can tour­ ists ,but is furnishing for their use a community kitchen, the ground are fenced, electrically lighted, and water furnished. The board of trade and the city council nre sharing the expense, adn the camp ground and all conven­ iences and comforta will be furnished free. For office supplier, stationery, ate, come to the Herald offfea-. x orient or nrooarosanov •d out nights on tho way horns and N o lle la h a n b r g t m that tha m daralastS had a fins time. will on ib« 14tb day ot Otlobar, A. D. 1031, or tb.raoflar ■■ roavaaleut, apply to Argel Cameron and party of friends “lluwaooo rtbto Cary A. llanloo, Governor ot tbo s t . to of Florida, a t Taltabaaooo. riorida, tor spent Sunday at New Smyrna. Loll.ro P ilo at Inrorporatluf, UNIVBRBAL The death of the lovely little son of FOLDING CRATI COMPANY OP FLORIDA, INCH Ill’ll HATED, under tbo foltowlnf propos­ Mfc .and Mrs. Ben Monroe came as a ed c b .rl.r, tb . o rtfta .l of which I. now on flto tho otrico of tb . Secretary of tbo Stato of g n a t shock to every one. They have In florid., at Tallabawar, Florida. D. C„ MARLOWE the sincere sympathy of all east San­ r . r , DUTTON ford. JOHN R. WADI PIIIM P 81MMONH, Mr .and Mrs. M. A. Jackson were UNIVERSAL POLDIN0 URATR COMPANY of Ntw OrSaana, on a week end Ashing trip to Daytona Louisiana, Inrorpoialrtl, par Beach. Among their catch was an 18 Philip Blminona, ay .n l nnd RepreeanUtlv*. pound seabasa. AanoLxs or ivoorporation Rhode Island Red hens belonging to uanm aAL told nroororats company or FLORIDA, tVOOaroaATXD MVi. J. G. Ellsworth laid a curious Wc, ilia underelgued, linrn l i m i t lo in o . egg one day recently, a perfectly elite imrwIrM «nd <lo hereby b*t-om* amocUtad, for lb . iiarpoM ot forming n body politic and formed, very large sited egg shell rorpor.lt, under and by virtu* of tbo law. ot with a normal alxed egg in side in an­ tl>« .ta la of Florida, and do b.rcby adopt tbo rollowlns Article, of Incorporation: other aheil. Two shells, one egg. ARTICLK I. The name of thin corporation .b all be UNI* C. E. Chorpening has accepted the VMIIHAL r 01,1)1 NO L’ltATB COMPANY OF 1NC0III’OIIATKII." and II. princlcontract of ccarrying all the east side FLORIDA, pil office and pl.ee of boil DC*, ali.tl 1* at Han­ children to school again for the next ford. Hcmlnole County, S l i t , of Florida, hut It mar liar* and eatablliti aucti otbar office* and eight months with his two trucks and place, of bualneaa at aucti place* a* tba Hoard from lima lo lima determine. traitors. Tho parents are all much of Director, may ARTICLE It. pleased for they feel their children Tli. general nature of tha builnra* to he Iran*acted and conducted by tha laid corporation are safe in Mr. Chorponlng'a care. .ball he a* follow!! To acquire end aierclao the aaclualra right, R. C. Long has just completed the ie, control and management In tba State ot pslntlng of the three school houses Florida, In and to tbue* certain Latlar'a Patent and the Patenta thereon, lieocd by tha United for the colored children In Sanford. State* Pat-nt Office, ami dealgnated aa hum* her l.iap.i. dated December lath, lu ll, Herlal East Sanford was favored with a Number 1*1,4113. and Railed to John. J. Dab) Ane shower op Saturday and another ■iroui of Amite, LoulaUna, and tha Patent for au lm|imv*menl (hereto, amt dealgnated af Numon, Sunday that done a wonderful lot patented Kept, lltb , 1030, Herlal Number Jhll.Olfi, laaued tu John J. IMilatrom of good to all growing things. of Aml tv. LoulaUna. for folding and n>lla|ialbte Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Proctor took Mr. and Mrs. David Speer, of 8anford, on Thursday even­ ing. After supper they attended the street dance in Sanford. The little Misses Radra and Louise Culpepper spent the week-end in San­ ford with their aunt, Mrs. Davd Speer. A large number of people from Geneva attended the Gala Day celebraton in Sanford on last Thursday. Miss Moian has accepted the posi­ tion of teacher in the public schools at Longwood and left Monday to take up her dutiea at that place. The Sun Beam Band of tho Baptist church and thoir friends, hold a de­ lightful picnic on the St. Johns river near Osceola last Friday. A large number attended andt after a pleas­ ant evening of gamos, refreshments were served under tho treeB, and the children returned homo on tho lour o'clock train, all reporting a nice time Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart, of Beck hammock, wore visitors in Genova Sunday nnd took supper with Mr. and NOTICE OF MASTER’S SALE Mrs. Clifford Proctor. Notice is hereby given that under Mr, and Mrs. Prcvntt took supper with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Wick, Sun­ and by virtue of that certain final de­ cree of foreclosure nnd sale entered day evening. MJr. Oscar Nicholson, of Daytona, in tho Circuit Court of Scmlnolo coun­ spent port of last week In Geneva at­ ty, Florida, dated September 8th, tending to business and visiting 1021, wherein Mary Emma Welnart, executrix of tho estate of Wm. Weinfriends. School opened on Monday and a ert doing business as Wm. Welnart & good many scholars are attending. Company is complainant and Herman Mr, William Kilby Is teaching the Meade et al are defendants I tho un­ primary grades, and Mrs. Dooley the dersigned Special Master will on MonIntermediate grades and MIrs Georgia dny, October 3rd, 1021, offer for sale and sell, during tho legal hours of Pattishatl the grammar grades. Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Kilby were In sale, in front of tho Court Houso door In Seminole County, Florida, tho fol­ Sanford shopping Monday. lowing described land in said state and Mr. and Mrs. Wnkollold attended county, to-wit: tho movies in Sanford Monday night. Lot Six (0) of Block “X” of Florida Mr. T. W. Prcvntt nnd party woro Land & Colonisation Company’s Map unablo to go to Sanford Saturday or Plat of St. Gcrtrudo’s Addition to night but expect to go thin coming tho Town of Sanford. Snturday. Said sale bolng made to satisfy said Mr. D. D. Donne died suddenly at decree and costs. Purchaser to pay hla homo Wednesday afternoon at \ for title . o'clock. Deceased was 87 years old, GEO. A. DECOTTES, and was one of tho oldest resdents of Special Master. Geneva. Ho leaves besides a wife, DICKINSON & DICKINSON, three sonB, Harley, of Miami, Arthur Solicitors for Complainant. of Jacksonville, nnd Stewart of Go- 0-9-6tc. nova. Tho funeral service will bo hold at 8 o'clock this afternoon, Rev. Notlco of Application for Tax Deed Thompson will hold the services. Under Section 575 of the General Mr. nnd Mrs. II. H. Pnttlshnll re­ Statutes of the Stato of Florida Notice is hereby given thnt M. T. turned Inst night from their trip In Spivey, purchaser of Tax Certificate tho north. Mrs, Tom McClean left Monday No, 55, dated the 2nd dny of June, A. night for Chuluotn, where she will D. 1018, has filed said certificate in spend two weeks with her dnugh’cr, my offico, nnd hns made application for Tax Deed to issue in accordance Mrs. Mnmfe Slcg. Mr. Mnm Long nnd Mrs. Fred Long with law. Said certificate embraces of Chuluotn, were tho guests of Mr. tho following described property sit­ and Mrs. T. W. Prcvntt at supper on uated in Sominolc County, Florida, toSaturday evening. After supper Mr. wit: Lot 0, Block 8, Tier D, Sanford. Fred Long entertained a number of The said land being assessed at the his friends with selections on the date of tho lssuanco of such certificate banjo. Thoso enjoying the evening of in the name of Unknown. Unless B ald music were, Mrs. I. M. Prcvntt nnd certificate shall be redeemed according to law tax deed will I bsuo thereon on daughter, Chrlstlno, Mrs. Harry tho 28th day of October, A. D. 1021. Rives and chlldron, Mr. nnd Mrs. McWitness my official signature and Farlane and children and Mr. Curtla seal this the 23rd day of September, Woods. A. D. 1021. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, Flo. 0-23-flte Dy A. M. WEEKS, D, C. Mr. and Mra. Hal Colbert have as CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDIC­ guests Mr. C's brother, wife nnd lit­ a THE IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA.—IN CHANCERY tle daughter, of Port Tampa. Mr. and Mra. David, who recently Marltt P, Itoblnaon, Complainant. returned from Brunswick, Ga., have P. W. Bchwlnd and Emma U, Bchwlnd, hla wife, and the unknown tie Ira, davlaaea. gran­ boon visitors at I. D. Hart's. tee. or other, claiming under P. W. Bchwlnd Carl Ohorpenlng and Perry Camer­ end Emma U, Bchwlnd. Defendant., on went to Bostwick via the A. C. L., CITATION lost week and brought back four hora- To P. W. Bchwlnd and Emma M. Bchwlnd. reaes for Mr. Cameron. Tho boys camp- Iilcnce unknown) tb* unknown beire, davlaaea, suppmr with EAST SANFORD FORD O W N E R S We have just pur­ chased a carload of SUPERIOR TIRES Buying this quantity enables us to make you the following prices on these splendid tires — all brand new and strictly firsts: 30x3 Non' • S k id ............? 9.95 30x3Vi NonSkid .... ...... 11*95 W ight Bros. Co., Ino. s| legatee*, granlaaa or other clatmanla under P, W. Bchwlnd and Emma M. Bchwlnd, ami to in y other peraon or peraona claiming any Intereal In and to tha following deecrlbed land, altualed In Seminole County, Florida, to-wltt IAita I and a of Dlock "A " of Mitchell'* Sur­ vey of Die Lory (Irani. It appearing from tba aworn bill of com­ plaint filed In thla canaa agalnat you, that yon have or claim aoma Internet to and to tbo lamia hereinabove deecrlbed, therefore, you, tha aald P. W. Bchwlnd and Hintne U. Hchwind, are hereby ordered nnd required to bo and appear before our aald Circuit Court, at tha <k>urt Ilona# tn Senford. riorida, on the Ord day of October, A. D. 1031. nnd then and there make ana war to tha bill of complaint athlbltad agalnat you, otharwlaa a decree pro confeeao will be entered agalnat yon. And all other peraona claiming any right, t i ­ tle or Inlaraat In and to the property hereinabove deecritwd oudar, by or through r . W. Bchwlnd and Emma K. Bchwlnd, or otberwlee, aro hereby ordered and reipilred to be and ap­ pear before our aald Circuit Court, a t the Court Holla* In Hanford. Florida, on tb* Ttb day of Norember, A. D. 1P3I, and then and there make anewer to the btll of complaint eiblfalted i gain'll aatd unknown part lee, otberwtac a de­ cree pro ronfeaao will bo entered agalnat aatd nnknown parliee. . I t la ordered that tbl* notice be pnbltehed In tha Sanford Herald, a newapaper published In Seminole County, riorida, once ■ weak for eight eonaecutlve weak, aa to tb* known par­ tita defendant, and onre a weak for twelve conaecnllva weak* a* Ur tba unknown pnrtlaa defendant, Wltneea n)jr hand nod tba **•! o f aatd Cir­ cuit Court on thla tba Stat day of-July, A. D. 1031. (BEAL) ■- A. DOUGLASS d a rk of tb* Circuit Court. HamlnoI* County, riorida. DPI A, M, W IR ES, d. a GEOftOH a. niRRINO. Solicitor and Oounaal far OompUUaal. T-n-ist* ROUTH BROS. BAKERY Have Opened a Retail Store ‘Downtown In the Princess Theatre Bldg. Hines Blook on First 8treet Fresh Bread, Rolls, Cakes, Pies, Etc. On Sale Every Day STORE OPENS NEXT SATURDAY AT NOON ROUTH BROS. BAKERY crnlea, from the Unlreraal Folding L'rato Com- 1 [>aii> of Nrw Orleaua, laiiil.lami, Incorporated, thr holder* and ownera of aald palenla and pat­ ent rlghla To niamifarlure. main- and aell. and lo have iiiuiiiifnt-(tired, made and wild all kind., forma, and atjflt-a of i-ratoa, tioira and coiilalnera, for the puri—n- of piickliig and ahlpplng of frulta or vrgelaldea, or other product* Ihere In. whether the •aine le folding, collapalhle or olherwUe, Registration Books for tho City of To crci'i, ii.o In to In. own. leave or olherwlee acipilre, platila. mill* or faclorlea for tlie menuSanford aro now open nt the office of fnriure of **hl crate*, teae*. crate material, or the City Auditor nnd Clerk nnd will be other container*, and to own, Irate or othernine nc'iulre warelioiuea for the atorngo and open to nnd Including October 21, aalo of aald prialucla at aurb place* aa aliall be dee me 1 ru-i'eaxary and proper wltliln Ihe Having devoted ali my lifo to tho 1021 elate of Florida. L. R. PHILIPS, To cKialruct, maintain. own, leate, boy or oth­ painting trade I can guarantee eatlserwise "pi'ralc railroad line* and water llnea In 108-15tc City Auditor and Clerk. conned Inn with aald plant*, mill* or factorle* faction. Give mo a trial and bo con­ and llie njteralluu thereof. vinced. Shop over Haight & Wel­ To acipilre, own. leaae, reul, aell, buy. mortgage and idhcrwl** deal In any and all kind* of land’s Garage. Opposite Vnldox Ho­ Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford At *. real ratal*, or pelaonnl pn>|>«rlri lo tairrow mon­ ey and accure tho aame liy note*, morlgagra, tel, dri-da of Irnat, bond* or oilier obligation* of 111* corporation tln-refor. And In general to do all G. Bassett Smith, Prop. aiuli oilier tiling* n* may ho neeoaanry or ex- S a n f o r d , - F l o r i d a liedlent lo be ihme for Ihe aurcoaaful Iranaacllon COMMERCIAL AND of lliu hoalnrM of aald corporation, and to have, exeri l«e ami enjoy nil the right*, power* and JOB PRINTING Mr. Zero would probobly agree that Incident*! tn eur|*irntlona organlied p riv ile g e * and extaliiig under and by Ihe virtue of Iho Jawa fires nro seldom put out by tho mnn of I h e B l n t e of Florid*. who rings tho boll.—Boston Herald. DRINK AHTTCI.K III. The amount of Ihe I'apllnl Hloek of thla enrIHirullon ahull be Twenty-flvo TUouaand Dnllarx Tho Halcyon hotel nt Miami has Il3.-1.WK),INI), lo he divided Into Twti lllindreil Elder Springs Water. Ita 00 98-180 ami Fifty Himre* of Ihe pur value of One Hun­ been ltosod for tho coming sonson for pur cent pure. Phora 311. dred Dnllara ((100.00) cadi. Tlie capllnl aloek of I hi- corporation tmiy be payable In Ihe law­ $-10,000 to n Now York hotel mnn. ful money of ihe Untied Hlniea of America, or pay Hide in, United or m-eil fur the purchaae of properly, or pni|ivriy rigid*, either real or |wra.ami. or Ihe pimlmae of any other Ihlng nr lhli.ua nt value, for thu lue. nialiileniiiiru and opcriilleti of Ihe hnalneaaea of aald cor porn lion, or for Ihe payment of lal*>r or aervlce*! at a Jiut and fair valuation thereof, to lie determined anil fired liy Ihe Hoard of Dlreclor* at a meal­ ing held for aucli ptirpoae. AHTHII.B IV. Till* corporation ahnll eonlluue and have full power lo eierelae ll* corporate rigid* nnd fran­ chise* for n |ietlml of Ninety-nine yenra, from ■ml after Ihe rommeneemeiit of lla ror|*irnle oxlalnnee, or until oodner illanolred In arrordanea with Ihe law. A11TICLR V. Tlie hualneaa of Ihla eor|Hiratloo aliall lie eondueled by the following named officer*: A UreaI[lent, a Vlre-lTealdent. a Hecrelary and Treaan r e r . who may be one and I h e aame per*un, and a Hoard of lllreetura, of mil leaa than lliree nor mure Ilian ncven pernon*. who uniat lie atoek* holder* of anlil rorporallon and enlllled lo vot­ ing |Hiwer*. ' _ .... Until* the flral meellnc of the atockhohler* hereinafter provided or until Ihclr lucerawir* aro elected and i|Uallflvd. Ihe officer* of llil* corporniIon aliall lie im follow*: I’tilllp Hllnmona, l‘realdeul, t). V. Marlowe, Vlre-l'realileul, John K. Wude. Herrelary anil Trenaurer. Anil Ihe following aliall nmallltite the Hoard of Dlreclnnu I’hlUp Hlmmona, D. C. Marh.we, Joliii H. Wade and F. F. Dutton. The flrat nr urgaiiliallon meeting of Ihe atockholdera of thla corporation aliall tie held In Ihe d i g of Hanford, County of Beiutuole, and Blat# of Florida, on (lie »>lh day of Uclotwr. 11131, for Ihe puriHvo of adapting hy-lawa and com­ pleting the organisation of thla eur|*irallon, and alao for the purpuM of electing inch o f f i c e r * of the rurporalluii aa aliall lw re<|ulrrd, Inelmltng the Hoard of Director*, and In grneral to do and perform any and all acta pertaining lo the aald hnalneaa and operation of aald corporation. That thereafter the annual Hireling of Ilia atoekhold, era of (Ida rorporallon aliall he held on Ihe flrat Monday In Auguat of each and every year, a t Our Prices Will Save You Money which annual meeting all officer* of the corpor­ ation lo he rleclad by tlie atnrkbolder*, aliall be elected for the enaulng year. And that rarh and every year one peraon, who aliall li* a atockliolder, aliall lie ilealgnated by Iho Unlveraal Folding Crate Company, of New Orleana, I-uulaiana. Inrorimratad, who ahall a t each annual election lie elected by Hie elocktiohler* to be a iiiemlwr of tba Hoard of Director#, elected at auch meeting. ARTICLE VI. Tlie hlgheit ‘amount or Indebtednea* or liabil­ ity to which thla corporation aliall auhjecl Itaelf at any ime time (ball not exceed tb# aum of Twenty-five Tliouaend Dollar*. AHTICLH VII. PHONE 586 The nainei and realdencea of tha auhacrltdng tnrorpuralora, and Ihe amount of the captal atock aubaerbed by each are aa follow*: UnVatwl Folding Crate Company of New Orleana, Luulalana, Incorporated.,. .03 abate* D, 0. Marlowe, of Hanford, Fla............... 03 abate# F. F. Dutton, of Uanrord. Florida..........U3 ahare* John H. Wade, of Hanford, Florida... .03 abate* I’htllp Hlmmona, o f Hanford, Florid*., a ahare* ..I n Wltne** Whereof, We, tlie autwcrlblng In­ cur por a lor* have hereunto act our band, thla the Utli day of October, A. D. 1031. D. V. MAKLOWH, F. F. DUTTON, JOHN U. WADE, ATS f i l l L it’ HIMMONS, UNIVKUHAL FOLDING CHATH COMPANY of Nrw Orleana, laiulalana, lnror|*>rated. f a r Philip Hlmmona, agent and representative. HTATE OF FI.OU1DA, COUNTY OF HRMINULE: I Hereby Certify, that <*i thla day |>erw>uallr appeared I*fore me, an Officer duly eulhorlaed lo ailmlnlater oatha and taka acknowledge inrnta, D. C. Marlowe, F. F. Dulliui. John II. Wade, Philip Blmmona, and Untvaraal Folding Crat* Company of New Orleana, LmilaUna, Inronmraleil, by and through Philip Hlmmona. Ita duly antborlieO agent and rapreaanlallva, tu m* well known and known by me to lie tha fame peraona ileacribtd III and who lubarrlbed to and oxrciited tha foregoing article* of Incorporation, and they aevcrally acknowledged before lua that they exe­ This funny looking little guy cuted end algned aatd Article* of lumrpurallc*) for tha ua*a aod purpot** therein *xpre***d, free­ with the big note and bald ly and voluntarily. In Witnaaa Wbareof, I have hereunto aet my head has got to face the music. hand and official aaal at Banfold, Samlnolo The determined attitude County, Florida, thla tba tub day of October, A. I). 1031. the Mrs. tells u> that she it absolutely through seeing rent money (HEAL) E. P. 1IOUHUOLORR, handed over to Mr. Landlord. She wants a brand new home County Judge of BemlDole County Florida. her own. She’s got the plans, the knows where the KM-lie NOTICE W. B. MAYO AUTO PAINTING . New Era Printery Castor Pomace H ardw ood Ashes G round T obacco Stems KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E GOAT MANURE And Other Materials Build of and Office suppliei of all kinds at Tba Herald Printing Co. When you want anything in thla line aee Thu Herald. We have It or can get It Senator Franca aaya Russia la no Reformer Crafts shouts ecstatlcallonger "red." He could never get e job ]y he baa diacovered the atn in ^ ■’ aa a .locomotive engineer, m u n e a p o - ' cinema^— St. Paul Pioneer Press. lisa Tribune. For office auppltea, stationery, ot<L, Tha world newa tba dag it happens, delivered at year door each eventa#, come to tie Herald office. of lumber U coming from. Us I There’s another bald-headed man In this town whaaald he was going to build this yesr. If he doesn’t get busy pretty toon wall set his wife on him! SERVICE QUALITY PRICE 11 �•v tt^ Y M fA u b b m m v /o c T o w r ti P H M W im M Y M AID a ii. ' L iJ l f i L U M- TOL i CEMEN TOO r kkk THEIR PIBTOL8. 1 Llli WiTfl GREAT ADVfeRTfsliver VALUE I f f POST CARD DAY SCHEME. ! ’Mi f~W,i m w i -Pa ir Flo rida . IN THE LAST ANALYSIS-- Majdr'J. J. Kehnedy, of Los Ange­ A St. PctershuVg ^leeSnsn, at-4 Florida is a slate that )Uh thrived les, Cal., who recently ‘purchased protempting to ktdp a speeding automo on publicity. The tfff&ts of YkVdrkbfo petty near Haines City, and proposes her A d ftw rW G c o ., W . bile, fired—he claims—at a rear tire,: publicity have reflected themselvee to make hia home there, has wrltteh it 1b the bank which depends upon business for suc­ btlt his Mint was b*d and the bullet in all parts of the State, benefiting the following enthusiastic tribute to 1. H O LLY _________ IZ Z S dH er passed through the back of ithe car. every resident and property holder, the state to his friend, W. T. Brooke, cess—not business upon ;tffe bank. , J. LILLARD.~.8ecretary-Treuurer and seriously wounded one of the oc­ directly or indirectly. who gave it to tho Haines City HerWhffe.it fe true that no business *dta operate sueBut this publicity has boon made' aid for publication: A. NEEL.,____ ^General M in i) n cupants. The officer has been suspend­ cessfully without a strong banking connection, in a possible by a few citleb and business-j "Dear old Florida) She’s the tall ed by the mayor itncl will be prose­ ROBERT J. HOLLY, J r , larger sense the bank itself can look for great suc­ cuted on the charge of assault with ee, comparatively speaking, and much I that wags the dog; she is the finger cess only In the ratio that success comes to its f j E t t s t m . credit is due thitn, They have lender- j in the map of the United States that intent to fhurder. patrdns. Some months ago a Tampa police­ ed u real service to the State, their j points to prosperity; in tho anatomy I of states she is the thumb, the equal man fired at a speeding automobile. communities find themselves. Tmi The success for which this institution/bids is that Post Card Day makes it possible of Mli'the rest combined, arid without : K I Ho fired three shots, but fortunately, duit^ ’w citr ir o*”**. i . Which comes to us as a direct result of intelligent ......................mimmII Wi» no oho was injured. Tho chief of po­ for every min, women and child in Which the glad hand of happinesa 'co-Ojfcratfcrfi and tangible assistance rendered to lice was questioned about the matter Florida to contribute to the State’s would be a sorry thing indeed. New­ » \ a j ^ r » « a L a and justified the policeman. publicity campaign. Tha population of est of all the siller states, in that sHo the friends and patrons of this bank, ................ I j £ s The 'Jmjiere are constantly, printing the State is in the neighborhood of has recently arisen front tha ocetin, fcet us cooperate with each other. items of liico purport—particularly one million, and if each person sent she is fairest 'and cleanest and love>b«r of The Associated Treat.. whdife officers have shot and wound­ only one post card to a friend in an* Host. If scientikts are tight, she la ed and.sometimes kljlod moonshiners other State, a card presenting a view the baby of tho family of tftates; and or people stispebted df making liquor., of one of tho myraid incomparable allow me to say that as usual the bMby Theta is too much of this shooting scenes in the Land of Sunshine, the is the flower of the flock and ks yet ••The policy of tho shippers arotind combined result ,if patched together, unspoiled. Bat she is growing and Sakford and Orlando has won tho co­ by officers. The making of liquor is' developing1 ,and capitalists froth the operation of the Clyde Line,” says II. but a mlsdemeahor, and Violating the would be M bill board sigh large frosen north end West are flirting A COMMUNITY BUILDER enough to cover the largest side of O. White, the agent at Jacksonville, speed law is a lesser offense, and no with her; The young arid able-bddied' the Rock of Gibraltar! dfflcer has a right to shoot a tnlsde • In an article In. this Jacksonville $aMore,, these cards wbiild Catty are ooming to Florida to Irrew ftp hs F. P. foritfer, President pit*. How wondorful are the works mcanant down, Unless his own life is greater emphasis, because they Would she -grows; the 'old Mhd infirm Yrom ih danger. It Is the duty of an officer ofHiature. B. F. Whitner, Cashier to tike Mil other means to subdue mid be addressed by one friend to anoth­ oyery State in the chilly nfrrth kre go­ -----------o ing to Florida 'to tfpend their Winters, er 'friend, which mean's ‘that each capturo a suspect before resorting to *The Yanks took the gamo yester­ * little knowing that they are to fall in day. by the samo old score of 3 to 0. tho use of firearms ,and it is doubt­ wpUld receive careful perusal. love With (ho state h'nd stay on shd Realizing the possibilities of this ful if there are ttiany ocdhdlotts Where We Hoiw 'tMey trike 'five ritrriifiHts and slop'tke iftHl. Sanford 'has no time to (heir Use is justified at Mil. Ono is intimate method of legitimate Mdvdr on watching tho sun como up out of talk baseball. Wo 'want to tnlk poli­ perhaps justified ‘ih shooting nt| a tislng, progressive citizens have lined ( its bed df glory In tho great Atlantic, tics now and If 'necessary will close fleeing homicide or burglar, or one up in n solid phalanx behind tho p ro-! smile down oh thousands of happy Who has committed ono of tho serious posnl of a Post Card Day. October 22 i homed and myriad crystal lakes and up tho Stores to do so. felonies, but even then 'tho object has bedn named as the day nnd o r-! ornngo groves and grapefruit and -----------o----------A 'hew notion picture soon, to bo should be to disable and capturo rath­ gnniintions and communities a re ; green, cool forests, and drop regretshefom in Florida Is named: “What’s er than to oxccuto a summary justlco pledging it their support. This sup- fully down behind the palms Ihto tho port should bo Stato-wide, therefore placid waters of the Gulf df Mexico, C7V,v a Wife Worth?” Reminds mo of Old or vengeance or arbitrary use of pow­ the reiteration of tho appeal. | Ah, Florida, how gratdfui Mm I that Bill Rood who lived at Woodstock, er, as tho caso may be. V o u JC a h S i n d t t i e K a m o O f E v e r y L i v e P r o The auggeation that the citisena of , no uphehval of nations severed you Officers are commended, for vigiVdfttlbnt. The Storekeeper asked: each commiihity Send post card pic-1 from tho galaxy of statesPoor in"What else can I soil you this morn­ lence In tho execution of the Inws— f e s s i d n f t l Arid B u s i n e s s M a n i n ing, Bill?” and Bill said: "Ah, noth­ all laws; but they should not them­ turea of scenes in their respective deed would wo bo Without you! Vou kM in', I guess, I fool putty poor today. selves break tho law In excess of zeal sections Is a splendid one and would aro bound to us by h firmer and more S a n f o r d i n T h is C o lu m n Lost itaiy wife an' yoko of oken last to make arrests and acquire rewards distrlbuto tho vnluo of the advertising. enduring tie than that of mere earth; week—dumtnod good oxen too.”— and 'fines in addition to their regular Form cards should be avoided. Whoth- yea, you are bound to iis by tho ties cr any of these havo been placed on of blood nnd kinship, tho ticn of love, compensation.—Tampn Times. Kissimmee Gazette. LAW YERS CONTRACTORS sale we do not know, but doubtless tho bonds of mritorinl and financial they will make nn appearance soon, prosperity. Wondrous stale, you little REPAIRING THE ROADS. I t is all right to have certain re­ S. 0 . Shinholser George A. DeCottes and thoy should be avoided. Their use dream thnt you nro to ho tho palystrictions on Sunday closing but the Attorney-nt-Law All counties havo tho samo trouble will detract n grent deal from tho suc­ grounil of n tired nnd nerve-jndod Contractor knd Builder public will never he in favor of I)lue Over Seminole County Bank Laws in Sanford. The editor of tho about the repairing of tho roads and cess of tho scherno.—Jacksonville Me­ country. Little think you now that SANFORD FLORIDA Herald believes in being fair in all keepihg them up nfter they hnvc been tropolis. soon all of your lovely places nro to SANFORD -:- FLORIDA things and we never could see any laid a few yenrs. No matter how -----------o-l-------bo inhabited, nnd you mny not know harm in the sale of hc'wsjthpcrs or cdld good they are all roads need repairs "BUSINESS HAS TURNED THE that the timo is soon to como whon Sanford Constttict’n Co. BATTERIES drinks dr cigars on Sunday. The drug nnd if the repairs are made in timo the people are to vnluo you at something CORNER." CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS stores are obliged to keep open und do ronds nro kept in good shape for many like your true worth, casting in thoir Brinro Too* Planee and Specifications Cheerfully ndt come under that head. It hns yenrs but jf they are allowed to get in "Business has turned tho corner,"1HR wl ^ y°u before it is too late. You „ Furnished Battery Troubles to Us been our experience that t)io less city bad condition through tho summer tho optimistic words of N. P. Yowoil, hnvo been modest, little sister, nnd All Work Guaranteed, W . epMUlias on StertriM l Wstfc u 4 m «twt officials taiiiper with tho BlUo Laws months the heavy winter travel shows head of the Yowoll-Drow1 Co. In five you hnvo not told your virtues; you 7*1 MTTiM.. H. T. PACE P. 0. Hoi i l l IVf , them up as nothing else will do nnd the better Iho dity 'lh. U O k a v * COItf X TCTT KXfflLUUOa words this well known merchant hns have been tha flowor that bloomed in W1 Aro* o m s iv u v o room oab also gives tho counties a black eye. written a page of editorials nnd sum­ woodland solitudes, nnd I will say I t is all right to havo politics. It The St. Petersburg Times comments marized most of tho literature sent thnt if you the press agent organiza­ Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors shows that tho public Is Interested in on the ronds of Pinellas ns follows: Sketches and R atfaatis Free; hm tion of your distant slstor on tho Pa­ Company Pinellas comity ronds are in bad out hy hanking institutions nod ad­ plibllc afTnlrs. An election always bunding too large rind pone too lautL cific const, you could scare entertain vertising concerns. Ho moans that Phone 189 L. A. Renhud, Prrip. clarifies tho atmosphere for some time condition nnd it behoovus the county — ALL WORK GUARANTEED----the peoplo who would como to your business is getting bock to normal to como and brings out tho facts in commissioners to hurry up their plans times, thnt prices nro becoming Bet- shore*. Do I love you, Florida! You tVjlsoh Bhorey the caso and soinotimoe things thkt for improvements. Unless these ronds tied, nnd thnt tho country is getting shouldn't ask me, for you know I do. HARTFORD BATTERY Pine and Garland Ste., Orlando, FIs. are not facts. Wo nil 'have n right arc repaired tho county will suffer ir­ over tho frenzy of stagnation. Mr. I’ve flirted with nearly all your oldor to play tha game. Wo all hnvo a reparable damage ns u result of tho ‘‘Battery InsuraWce” Yowell hns hit tho subject of unem­ sisters. Some were fatter, sonio lean­ right to put up our candidate hut un­ unfavorable comment which in already ployment and economic ills n telling er, some rlchor nnd many poorer. PURE WATER Sold and Serviced by der tho present charter wo do not al­ filtering its way over tho ntnto. Rome folks also are beginning to blow. If wo hnd moro business mon Sotno were longer and many were ways get our candidate out on ac­ Ed*. Higgins, Uric. nnd merchants preaching this sermon shorter. Nono gave me the thrill thnt EMe* Springs Water count of the petition feature that hnvu their say. Already it is too late there would be less uncertainty you alone dan give. TVhy, do you hnow to do much repairing before the tour­ 69.98% PURE Haight & Wleland precludes running more thnn two can­ ist season is on and tho county must throughout tho nation. Fortunately, that before I met you, dear girl, I had Phone 81I-W Sanford. Fla. didates. Howcvor, we can always [V bear whatever ill results como from Orlando ir hitting the bnll nnd hitting become cynical hnd hardened nnd pick two good men at lhat>rtd any GARAGES tiie coHditioh of the Highways this it hard because there ore any number skeptical, nnd wondered why I wns good man will fill the place. We are all winder. However, some repair work on earth.’1 of local men who nro in the samo LORD’S PURITY Sanford people together hlijl Mil can be Arid should be done. And next Smith Bros. Garage ■■. mental state atf Mr. Yowoil—thoy working for tho best interests of the spring nnd summer should see a genWATER Tho Fort Lauderdale Sentinel says Expert Repairing are going ahead full blast and doing city. Lot’s get It over with and rfet Ofkl Improvement enmpnign in pro­ OIL, GAS mad ACCESSORIES things, building, constructing, making thht tho contract frir paving Third AS GOOD AS TriEBBST dtfwn to real business. gress with such nn impetus behind it additions, circulating tho dollars and street, n dfsthneo of four blocks, has Oak and First Dally Service phone 197 that It will lie completed heforo anoth­ expanding. Orlando has turned the been let and the work a to bo started Speaking about people "getting the er tourist season With Its thousands of corner nnd is running down the street very soon. The pavng contemplated REAL ESTATE money” is an ugly chnrgo to bring visiting nutomobiicn rolls around. with speed and certainty. Optimism is wijl give a direct route to the brldgo SANFORD NOVELTY against the members of the legisla­ Commenting upon the condition of everywhere and where thore is cheer over tho North Fork, nnd will add ma­ ture, against a public official or Pinellns highways, the Clearwater E. F. Lane nnd vision there is a wondtrful com- terially to tho comfort nnd conven­ WORKS against tho newspapers. Tho Herald Nowb says: ience of many. Tho paving will bo miiriity.—Orlando Rcntlrial Real Estate and Insurance hits never used this charge on, any Of nil tho highways between Cleursixteen feete wide. V. C. COLLER, Prop. man. We do not think it should be; water apd Orlando lijy far tho worst Phene 91 Wit AN ODE TO TIGHTVILLE. used in u veiled mhnnor and with tho wore in .Pinellas county. One dreads Post cards—local views—1c each at General Shdp rind Mill idea of clouding the issuo. Thoro is to cross tho Pinellas county lino at the Herald office. Tlghtvillo was a llttlo old town, Geo. W. Knight too much tnlk of graft and taking the Oldsmar, westward bound. Our brick tV o r k onoy nnd putting out the idea that rohds lire narrow nnd rough. The turn­ Out nt the heels nnd much run down; Real Estate and Insurance Ryes Examined Glnsnes Designed CONTRACTOR and BUILDER I officials are corrupt. It is not* tho pike across tho head of Old Tampa For Tlghtvillo wns afraid to spond, SANFORD -t- -j- FLORIDA Afraid to give, afraid to lend. Ray nnd through Safety Harbor is in right way to get results. Unless n >17 Commercial Street Saaferd, FIs. Henry McLaulin, Jr. newspaper can come right out in the such condition that most of the trnvqi OPT. D. .. Employment ^Bureau.. open nnd say that this man or that is diverted by way of Sutherland und Plnylng sufo wns Tightville’s game, TRANSFER The vocational committee of the Busi­ man has accoptcd a brihe.it Is better Dunedin. A bridge spanning tho nar­ And playing safe tho town wont Inme; Each dollar that U tried to anvu ness and Professional Women's Club to any nothing. And this holds good row bay has been declnred unsafe, nnd requests all youn^ women desiring “WE DELIVER THE GOODS" of the citizen who continunlly talks drivers who would take a.chance on Drew it nearer to tho grave. employment to register at the F in t Qnick Service Transfer about tho corruption of othor people. the rough road ’way round rather than Nobody sold, nobody bought, National Bahk. There Is loss corruption in nil tho risk n plunge through thu bridge. Storage Facilities Pinellas county’s brick road system Teachers cost money, so nobody AGNES 0. HERNER, Chairman walks of life and especially in poli­ 11 we please you, tell others; It ntr taught; tics now thnn thoro has over boon in cost in the neighborhood of threotell ue. Phone 498 PTIC IA N O PT O M ET R IST Tho people dlod from typhoid chills, OGraduate qunrtors of a million dollars. It hns & tho history of the country. Wo do not Northern Illinois College WILSON VULCANIZ­ like such charges unless thoy aro been allowed to get Into excrcablo For none would stand pure water 212 East Flrat St. Sanford, Flo. HOTELS ING WORKS bills. bsckd up with the fntfts. Tho majori­ condition. 0. p. Wltsok, 0*»«r Ono road crow was passed, patching ty of people aro honest and wo are Hotel Montezriiria SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND n hole in tho brick this side of Olds- The undertaker aloe grew fat, believlhg in ‘Hem nnd standing (by Pickling and Predervirip REASONABLE PRICES mnr. Tho operation Was an interest­ And his Job camo to nn end at that; “Sanford’s Nefr 'Hotel” them. J Wlitit Orolk.r. trait* Bulldb, ing one. At the time this gang was For no now folks came to Tightvllio • I - B s ty Per Day observed, two men wore at work and town, SanjfoVd Machine & tho rest were doing the heavy looking Out at the heels and much run down. on. RICE, TOMATOES ANI) FoUWdry Co. We have tho There is a reason for the condition But the banks ptayed Tlghtvillo a llt­ CIIEE8E Geuerht Mriehino ahi) Boiler Works of our roads, which is a sad commen­ GU10N & tlo Jdkl, Cook 1 clip rice in 1% cups boil­ Autbhiobile FlyWHcol Steel GcSr tary on tho heal little county in Flori­ Since nothing was going, they all ing water. Steam until rice has r t , bands^ in stock fk Y da, and perhaps ths way the repair went broke; abari^bed the water. Add 1Vi Crank Bha/ta Re-turned work is csrriod on may have some­ And the money the people had savod Mason, Sure-$ea1 Jars cups Flag Brand Totnatooa heat­ ELECTRICAL thing to do with It. with care • ed. Season with salt, paprika. The people hnvo had to pay for arid Jelly Gl&iies "Contractors Cook until rice Is so ft Put s Melted away Ihto Ullrihbst Mir. Sanford SteftVri Laundry these highways, hnd thoy should not layer ’In ’baking dish then cover bo allowed to go to pieces without tho Pktme t i l See O Y ir lm e o f with graled ‘choose. Alternate So tlghtville, bhreft of bit itb pdlf, F6R SERVICE people knowing Wiry. It (s the bbkl- Slowly and soliiinnly buried Itself, layers, and bake until tho checso Call 1464 T irk StbrieCtocka, CdoMfc, noss of every taxpayers to take an in­ on top is browned. tapitspk terest in tho rend system. It is said Here lies s town. If any one 'axes, Churns, etc. | tltst ''everybody’s business Is nobody’i Died frrihfi fear df payfrig Acteylene Welding —Atlantic City R'OtWlhh. i business,’’ but the Morning Nows in­ 6 f ALL KINDS WELAKA BLOCK tends to mske it its business to find „ man who nursee the Failure: n Any 'Afclea 497-494 jobt where the troiible hell, lirid tell th o 1convielloti thsV sll M a lt* SanfarA WeMfog Co. people shout it. 1crooked. ttcaied ia Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak AveJ Batik AND BUSINESS RECTORY OF SANFORD & 3 m 1 TIME JARS Dearie Tufter to CLjui mk �•'*’ •f* ■iri .■- •£ ?YI»«!!K6WW-]?7-> •” •, f THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7,1921 “ B B T fJB mil# b m ^*****1 i i i i w i 1" * * •* fMMMl H*®* In andAbout Jt The City *£ Summary *f the Floating Snail Talk* Soeeiictly Arranged for Herald Readers CIBBS STILL LEADS AT TRAP SHOOT One-tenth of ono per cent is not much, but it Is enough to put L. H. Gibbs In tho lead over Col, G. W. # # # # # # # # # # * * Knight in the season's trap score at the Rod & Gun Club, Twenty-six men were out yesterday and participated in tho shooting at tho grounds of tho Club on Union ovo* For Florida: Partly cloudy # nuo. Tho scoros of yesterday were a * <!ht and Saturday probab- * little under the general average ow­ # _____ ing to tho wind. The top scoro Is be­ 1 North portion. J X That old bulb loves 00 so well ing hotly contested by L. H. Gibbs, G. * that despite the cold weather W. Knight and J. H. Cowan, there be­ ing but three points between the l . . . * « * * * * * It tries to get back to that * mark again and yesterday the highest and the lowest of the trio. f f o ^ f T . m r a , nloppod ovor X mean thing wont up to 88. Of Col. Knight rose yesterday from the fiS i , o» • >>” *"•» » course this is the maximum fourth place to second place by a score X and when wo say that the avof forty-one out of fifty pigeons. igulon. H erago temperature wna GO It On account of the discontinuance of d o Fenderr^J^kaonvme, WP- * would sound more like It but the Thursday aftornoort closing sev­ , Pmnirc Scale and Fix* X just to show you that wo havo eral were unable to be out yesterday. Jjjfcfw as « business vlaitor In this # # nothing up our sleeve wo Tho Bcoro follows: * have been giving the maxiSeason Vest. A l y«terday.____ * mum all summer. We are not Name Score tot man with a smooth tongue Agl- * afraid to publish the worst Of Gibbs, L. H............. ...... 50-34 .7& g donlPPwr* to idvantage In a rough- * it for the worst Is so much Knight, G. W................. 50-41 .7 $ * .better than the average ternCowart, J. H................. X .733 kouit. * _______ * porature of the nverngc state Coleman, Ben .............. .701 M r O p c n i ^ l o a t Yowoll'. * north or south. Strlngfclow, W. A......... .ooh * 6:40 A. M. OCTOBER 7 .090 Kennedy, K................... 25-10 jtars Friday. 160‘2tp Maximum ............. .......... 88 | Wallace, A. B................ .081 Minimum ............. At limes one suspects tbnt there la .680 Thigpen, W. J ............... 25-17 Range .................. w excellence without groat press­ Stevens, R. E................. 75.40 .652 Barometer ........... ......... 30.00 Herndon, O. P...............150-9G .642 agenting. Calm and clear. .640 May, L. U................... 25-10 .638 Brumley, Jo h n .............. 50-31 The Ladies of the Presbyterian * X # # # # # # .630 Newmnn, R. A............. 50-30 Church will hold their Christmas Ba.635 Whltner, Chns............... 25-17 tur, Dec. 2 ami .1, 1921. 107-o.a.w.tfc Leonard, N. B............. X .027 Chamber of Commerce .024 Hardin, R oy................ 75-42 America doesn’t need communism, .023 jut a little community of interest Wants All Members to Hand, W. S................. * .610 Pujeston, Dr. S............. 50-25 might help some. Attend Friday Meeting Hill, W. C.................... 75-38 .580 .5H0 Hoys School Suits, 2 pair pants for Of the Board of Governors at the Val­ Walthour, Bob .......... 50-29 Howard, C. C................ 25-14 .577 i8.ys at the Opening Salo.—Yowell's, des Hotel nt Noon .572 Maxwell, R. C................ 50-28 Friday, 7th. lflfl-Ztc .5 6 0 Ovcrtsereet, B. J ......... * The following letter sent out Inst .550 Hickson, D. C................ 25-11 Very likely there will bo consider­ Jyly to nil members of the Snnford .540 Hawkins, P.........../........ 50-27 ably less pointing with pride when Chamber of Commerce still holds .533 armament is reduced. good and the live members are ex­ Purdon, Jo h n ................ 75-40 .530 Kennedy, I,.................... 50-32 pected to tnke advantage of it: .520 Hutchinson, J. C......... x Snow white clothes only come back “At n recent meeting of the Board .512 to your home from the Sanford Branch of Governors of the Snnford Cham­ Higgins, Ed................... 50-23 .504 Lakeland Steam Laundry. Phono 475. ber of Commerce, it was voted to havo Moldcy, E. D................ 25-15 .500 Smith, H. P.*...............* 107-2tb the secretary write each member in­ .480 Stokes, C. W.............. X dividually, extending a personal invi­ .480 Kilbee, W. G............... * There arc two kinds of men: thoso tation to nttend the weekly luncheon .456 -whom you can trust, and thoBo who of the Board of Governors which Is Herndon, B. W............. 25- 9 .453 Akers, Frank .............x .agree with everything you say. held each Friday at 12 noon, in the .440 Fitts, W. A................. X dining room of the Valdez Hotel. .400 Hand, W. II................. * Everything reduced for 10 days at "These meetings will bo for tho .400 Tolar, J. N.................... 25-1B Yowell’s Opening Snlo, Friday, 7th. purposo of huving tho membership of­ .370 Bryan, L. T................. * 166-2tc fer any practical suggestions which .253 Fox, Meade .................. 25- ft would tend to the further civic and .240 Fuleston, Will ............ 25fl The world will bo cold in 300,000 economic development of tho city, and .200 Speer, Geo................... x yean. Hotter lay in your supply of will also afford them an opportunity #•—Did not shoot yesterday, winter coal promptly. of hearing reports of the chairman of tho various committees oh to their ncGet your battery filled with distill-1 tlvitics, nnd keep informed of tho of- DRILLING FOR OIL IN SUMTER COUNTY. ■cd water free at the Hof-Mnc Battery I forts being expended by the Snnford ■Co., “Foot of First Stroet." They Chamber of Commorco In Us work of WILDWOOD, Oct. 7.—Two more make their own. 167-Gtc exploiting this section. teat wells have been put down by the "May we nsk that you bo present Longhninmock Oil and Gns Co., in Now we see it. Tho lion and tho nt ns many of these meetings ns pos­ sumtor county, in n neffort to strike lamb will lie down together after the sible in order to give the Board of oil. According to reports from com­ Governors the benefit of your experi­ linn’s teeth and claws are drawn. ence and thereby enable them to more pany officials, thc tests, taken from CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon readily ascertain the consensus of the results of tho drilling, have satis­ and evening, Gray Gables, on tho opinion of the majority on subjects fied all expectations ,nnd prospects beach, Seabreeze, Fla. Phone 401. which ure of vital importance to the for drilling in earnest are snid to tie Free bath bouses. 74-Fri-St-0m civic and economic development of bright, with the announcement that dcrrlcka nnd drilling machinery will Snnford, > "Remember, this is your organiza­ soon he imported to tht Held nnd a The Gaskins Mills ut Arcadia which has been closed down for some time tion. The voluntary efforts expended pipe Bunk Reports from the com­ by the Bonrd will be productive of pany state that oil will probably he will resume operation very soon. quantities In loss greater results if you will contribute found in paying than 2,000 feet of sinking of the well. a corresponding portion of your time Have your watches nnd Jowolry re­ Tho Longhnnimock Oil and Gns Com­ paired at McLnulin's, Two first class at these meetings.” pany, it is snid, has reccntlp complet­ watch makers. Prompt aervico. ed its organization and has made ap­ ORLANDO CAMP SITE 140-tfc BONE OF CONTENTION. plication for charter ns n licensed firm. The prospective oil Helds nro lo­ Material is on tho ground for tho ORLANDO, Oct. 7.—TTho cham­ cated in Sumter county, near Oxford, lartm addition to the Methodist church ber of commorco is still wrestling between Oxford nnd the Withlncoo at lirooksvllle. with the public camp site matter. chco rivor. Netv fall coats, suits nnd drosses re­ Thc old camp has been condemned by "EXIDE” BATTERIES, tho Ginnt duced for 10 days at YowoII'h Frldny, the Stnto Board of Health as being thc 7lh100-2tc unsanitary nnd to equip n now place that lives In a box. Wo con now fur­ or fix the present locntlon satisfactory nish six Volt Bnttcrios at $21,50. Wo Everything acorns dull to tho man to the stnto bonrd wil Icost a lot of buy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd re­ who hasn’t wit enough to catch tho monop. J. L .Giles offered n site if pair all makes Battarics.—Rny Broth­ point. 150-tfc tho city wants to continue the camp ers. Phono 548. nnd a committto is out to report Fri­ For office supplies, stationery, etc. BOOUNG, Red nnd green slate sur- day in the mutter. Meanwhile if no face, 3-ply $3,25 per square. Tiger extension of time can ho had) from romu lo tho Herald office. 'brand, plain, 3-pIy ?3.25; 2-ply, |2.75; tho Stnto Board of Health, the camp •I'ly, ?2,25. Free dellvory. Address will be closed until further notice, on "• K- Ginn, Box 3ftl. 130-2Gtp j Friday. Secretary Cox has been se­ Do You Know What The lected to attend the National Asso­ In this great freo country, almost ciation of Secretaries in Now OrW ord *ny dog may grow up to bo a Whito i loans, October 25. Bouse pet. Germany calls reparations "Wioborgutmuchunsblolstungcnt." Natur­ Means? If not, drive in ally it come^ hard.—Knoxville Journ­ al-Tribune. our Filiing Station and And sfilii**** ; the easy w eather ; W O R D ’S : TEMPERATURE SERVICE money for YOU Somo business men paraphrase it i thus: "Bobbed hair, perhaps, divides 1 WANT t o b u y o l d u . s . tho false and truo." STAMPS, Look over your old Papers in (he attic and send me al1 enveIop«H having fne U. S. K,»mi>s on them postmarked 1890 or before. I pay good price s f«r them.. WM. MANNHEIMER St. Paul, Minn. It takes a good laundry to turn out first class work.—Snnford Branch of tho Lakeland Steam Laundry. Phono' 475, 107*2tc j After other laundries hnve gotten your linens grimy and brown, then let ’ us make thorn brow white.—Sanford j Branch Lakeland Steam Laundry. Phono 475. 107-2tc out what perfect oervlce is. better t ir e s CHEAPER Vulcanizing FRANK AKERS TIRE CO. le t and Elm Ave. Phone 447-W For office supplies, atatlonery, etc., come to the Herald office. ' rT T 1 M ........................ I PAGE FIVE n n . .M l 1 --------------FOR-------------- $ 4 5 We have priced our fall clothing so that the highest priced suit in the house will not go over $45.00,—and th at is why we are selling them almost as fast as they arrive. And they are— .• ii a Michaels-Sterns Clothes — :--------- AND--------------- Campus Togs , 7*£ sra/?F r///jr /s j /f f w Sanford, F la. Tom Moore If you have OptometristOptician Rooms for Rent List them with YOUR SATISFACTION IS MY SUCCESS Office Opp. P. O. Phone 192 C onnelly Real Estate Co. To See Better See Moore MERCHANT AND WIFE DIED IN BATHROOM OF JACKSONVILLE HOME. CLASSIFIED ADS JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 7.—The bod­ ies of Anntole Vnlcourt, twentysevon and his wifo, aged twunty-two, members of well known local fami- j Classified advertisements, 5 cents s line. No ad taken ror leas ttaas 25 cents, and positively no ctaaslfled ads charged to anyone. Cask lies, wore found dead in the bathroom must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ of their homo here tlita afternoon. A | cordingly. physician who was called, stated that FOR RENT—Rooming house, nenr ho believed the couplo had died na a ! FOR SALE depot. J. Musson. lG7-3tp. result pf inhaling gns fumes from tho FOIt SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish FOR RENT—Apartment, private hot water heater. Officials who invespotatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. . I porch, sink in kitchun, all convenitigated tho enso, expressed the belief | Brumley. *l c | ences, nlso one or two bed roonm left. thnt tho deaths hnd been accidental. 108-3tp A coroner’s jury, it is said, will hold FOR SALE-8-room bouse with nil Over 10 cent store. Call an inquestlomorrow. modern convenience, excellent re­ FOR RENT—Suburban home. 308-J. 107tfc Mrs. Vnlcourt was found in the pair. Private water works, in deslrhnthtub pnrtly filled with water, . ublo location. Reasonable terms. Ap- FOU RENT—Storage room. Addrosa P, It., care Herald. 167-6tp while her husband Iny, partly clad, j r | y to a wt,or, 51ft W. First Street. alongside thetub with n bruise on the 116-tfc FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for hack of his head, apparently received light housekeeping. 710 Oak Ave­ when ho fell to the floor. The theory FOR SALE—Stable manurp; car lots. nue. 164-6tp Good dry stock. Price $7 pn? ton, f. wns advanced thnt his wife hnd been ' FOR RENT—Two rooms, kltchenutto overcome by gas fumes nnd thnt Vnl- o. b. cars, Snnford. Chnse & Co. connecting, furnished or unfurnish­ 151-tfc. enurt ,in going to her assistance gilso ed. Inquire nt Snnford Barber Shop. hnd been stricken. FOR SALE—A pair of young, black 107-3tp Tho bodies were found by Miss Esmaro mules, nt a bargain. Phono telle Vnlcourt, sister of the dead mnn. ’ ico. 152-tfc WANTED Vnlcourt hnd not put in nppenrnncc SPECIAL LUMBER PRICES: Com­ WANTED—Celery barrels repairing, at tho stare this morning where ho plete building schedules on request, uuto body building nnd repairing. wns engaged in business with his Saves you 1-8 of cost. Book of All kinds of wood work in rear Dodgo father, in tho firm of G. Vnlcourt and House plans $1.50. Money refunded If Garage. Charlio Stoll. 166-4tp Son, The elder Vnlcourt thought, how- not satisfactory, or if we sell you lumever, thnt his Hon was probably HI: l)er Scm, ,iat for CHtimate.—Gulf WANTED—To buy or rent with priv­ ilege of buying, 5 to 7 roomed house, nnd this nfomoon telephoned his | jl)mbor Co., Perry, Fla. 10-1-lm address II. It., care Herald. 168-6tp daughter to ascertain his condition. FOR SALE—One young fresh milk The young woman found the door cow.—It. L. Garrison. 103-0tc 1 1 / a M T I 7 I Y “ nRIGHT B0Y T0 to tho house, a new bungalow, locked, FOR SALE—Bargain, five room cot­ I f A l l I C X I * LEARN PRINT. hut entrance was gnlnod by n scrvnnt. 163-fltp ING TRADE. ONE THAT’S NOT Mrs. Vnlcourt's wns pnrtly submerg­ tage, Inrgo lot. Box 117. AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK. ed In the bnthtub, half-filled with wa­ FOR SALE ■Twelve good sound well APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINTbroko mules. Terms cun be arrang­ ING COMPANY. ter. Vnlcourt’s body was clad in n tf ed with responsible parties. Can lie bathrobe. It was nppnrent thnt tho couplo hnd seen nt Osteen. H. S. Long, Rural intended to take n bath ,tho young , phone 4811. lC8-4tp. w ,n the pnr,y child's red woman retiring to the bathroom first. FORD TRUCK for sale.—West Sldo i l U H L E i took sweater from my cor in front of PeoOfficials ndvanccd the theory thnt the Grocery. 101-tfc woman turned on thu gnH nnd entered FOR SALE—Seven passenger 1021 pics' Bunk on Wednesday, please re­ turn to Herald office.—F. W, Talbott. tho tub nnd thnt tho Inter tho heater Cndlllac. It. C. Maxwell. 106-Ut failed to function releasing the gnH fumes within n tightly closed room. FOIt SALE—Very desirable city proCARPETS AND RUGS perty. Seo B. F. Whltner, ut First Her husband, cither honring her call WASHED IGO-titc. or wondoring at her length of stay in National Bank. and clcaqed at your home or we will tho room, Investigated, The fumes FOR HALF—Upright piano, in good call for and deliver. Hamilton Beseti condition, $150. Phone 103-J, or ad­ must have beon so strong ns to over­ Washers used.—Sanford dress Box 352. 168-Otp. Electric come him immediately he entered the Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone 860 k 6 U SALE—N ow bungalow, e a s y room. There waa no evidence of foul play, terms. Positively the boat built bungalow in tho city.—E. F. Lane, tho officials said. MRS. IDA AUSTIN 1 The dilated pupils of the eyes nnd Real Estate Man. Ifl8-3tp 418 Magnolia Ave. the condition « f their bodies, gave FOR dA:LE—Nico -fat hens for yard mute evidence of the large amount of or table use. '310 S. Holly Ave. MAKER AND ALTERED OF gas inhaled. MOM tc LADIES' CLOTHES The couple had celebrated their sec­ ond wadding anniversary Sept- 22. FOR RENT Pore Water Means Good Health, They had only recently moved to itheir FOR RENT—Two fprqished rqomp. Good Health Meant Happiness new (home. Apply 1664 EJm Ave. 152-tfc The disarmament conference Will FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front be a succeas If the man who attend room. 411 Park Ave. 163,fltc Tubular Well Borer. Agent for AirT motor tytad Mills pad ftqke. Water It are a i ibig as the idea.—Indianapo­ FOR RENT—‘Desirable house "keeping gulranteed. Gsn. Del., Sanford, Fla. lis. Star. rortms. Box 117. IflM tp ;J ii - — , • ....................(n For office supplloa, stationery, ete., FOJR .REJj!T—.Furnished rooms At,210 at .French'ave.' tattle vto the JIfrald offka. w iT im A. A. HOLLEY / , , ft u The Very Best - r ttV iL . ■■■,. fX l7 -- ■* *'' # W’ * tyl,-1 ....... * wh° ^ I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 06, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 06, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 06, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/aea967a2c76aed381dd1f2bcad72bb6d.pdf 4bc5e820f64968654b2fe7de0285080f PDF Text Text City SabalantUI’ IN 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 ST V E G E T A B L E SECTION NUMBER 166 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,1921 Two "Louise Brides” in Potsdam the U n em ploym en t Question o f the Country WOMAN GOLF CHAMPION MET HER WATERLOO DEFEATED BY AMERICAN UNITED MINE OWNERS ADJOURNED MEETING IN FAVOR OF NEW PARTY (By Th» JUmcUUA Pr*»») NEW YORK, Oct. G.— Miss Cecil Lcltch, woman golf champion o f Great Britain, France and Canada, has fail* ed in her quest of the United States championship. She was defeated today by Mrs. F. C. Loots, Jr., o f Chicago, ono up a homo green, and thus elimi­ nated from the tournament, ----------------------------(By Tht AuKliUd Fr«tl1 III T n C A \ T P I I I I T V JACKSONVILLE, Oct. g.—The deit U i/u U ll U U IL I I fonso In the trial of Pope completed (By Th* AiuxUUd F n u ) INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 6.—Tho con­ vention o ftheUnitedMine 7890$.. vention o f tho United Mino Workers o f America adjourned today after the adopton o f the declaration favoring WORK AND BACH the creation o f a ne wpotitlcal party WILL RELIEVE o f organised labor and organised SITUATION f-.r/nerc. ' WASHINGTON, 0. or Woods, former pol Col. Arth- of New York, will I ogency to be estnblli S T S eo-ordincite emergency rellet 5 the workless wage earners throughnnt (he country. The conference desires, Secretary of Commerce said in making the an­ nouncement yesterday, to we the whole country organized on ■ com­ m u n it y basis to effect the1quick distri­ bution Of Jobs to the Involuntary idle through efficient operation of tho emergency program adopted last week. Informal machinery, voluntary In its nature, is being set up in the form of one of hte conference com­ mittees, which under the direction of Colonel Woods enn receive reports from various communities of tho pro­ gress being made and transmit to tho different localities successful methods tried out in others. Hope was expressed in high admin- A R B U C K LE NOT IN COURT CASE CALLED BUT FAT COMEDIAN WAS NOT NECESSARY FOR ARRAIGN­ MENT. Testimony of Rawlins W ho Stated Pope W a s Head m n r m r n Iff | I R I l K I I H i 1 T 1 U ill/E lilE d / T W lI I ff V tho cro99 c*nmlnation of RawHn» this morning without hnvlng shaken hla 8tory t0 tho effect that popo instigat- C T I7 D r u n n P i? M This photograph shows two married collides Just after the conclusion of \ PA L t llL U I iljil the one hundred nml tenth wedding o f "Louise brides” In Postdain, Prussia. ______ Encli yenr on July 11) persons are married In tho garrison church at Postdain, on the very hour that Queen Louise of Pnissln tiled, an hour sacred to Gor­ SENTENCED TO HANG ON FRI mans. Especial favors and assistance are granted by the government to tlieso DAY, NOVEMBER 18TII couples. _______. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.—Tho manslaugter charge against Arbucklo is on tho calendar o f the' Superior Court toda, but tho defendant was at his homo in Los Angeles. It was learned last nght from attomoys o f , the defense, that Arbucklo’B prcscnco in court today wob not deemed neces­ (B r Thu A oocU U d F reii) sary, as tho case will como up only for NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—"I am confi­ Instruction and arraignment. Dis­ dent, not cocky" declared Miller Hug­ trict Attorney Brady, however, inti­ gins, Yankoo manager. "I am relying mated that he opposed Arbucklo’a abon tho courngo o f my players and sonco and probably would nsk continu­ their general ability" said McGrow. ance until next Friday to cnablo Ar­ Asked how his hurlers proposed to bucklo to como to San Francisco and treat Babo Ruth at bat McGrow Bold appear. ho would not cross bridges until ho comes to thorn. ‘"But I can say," ho added, "that wo shall take no liberties ONLY THREE CANDIDATES FOR TAMPA COMMISSION od th0 attempted robbory of the Pal«co Theatre September four during which Rawlins shot and killed George Hickman. Rawlins held steadily to tho story that Pope was tho master mind in tho conspiracy to rob tho Pal­ ace and put across other jobs in Jack­ sonville. Tho defenso was able to bring out, however, that Rawlins had been arrested in Kansas City and Chi­ cago before his first arrest in Jack­ sonville on lnrceny chnrges. Ho ndmlted ho was arrested in Kansas City for vagrancy and Chicago for fighting. The defense sought to implicate him In Kansas City murder but ho denied . .connection with nny other homicide. boyH, Robert and Isinh Temple, sons ( p uW||na „n|j Atlanta was his homo of a deceased oversea veteran, aged j antj that j,0 had a sister living there, ten and four, were shot to death on •After cross examination the Btato botho porch of their homo while eating Ran rc(|ircct examination but this was watermelon. expected to bo brief. TAMPA, Oct. 6.— Only throe candi­ dates had qualified when tho ontry lists closed at noon yesterday for tho white municipal party primary of \ October 11, which will nominato two 'FOUR NON-PERMANENT Light Frost Tonight in MEMBERS OF LEAGUE candidates for city commission, and ELECTED TODAY which nomination is equivalent to South Appalachian is election Those qualifying nro Major The Forecast Today (Br Th* AuocliUd T nu) James E. McCnnts, Dr. S. L. Lowry GENEVA, Oct. G.— Four non-porTho batteries for today’s game will and C. P. Fuller. Tho nominees will (Br Th* Am*cI*U4 Tnu) . be: For tho Glnnts, Douglass and Sny­ be elected nt the city oloctlon to bo manent mombors o f tho council of the WASHINGTON, Oct. G.—Tho prob­ Icaguo of nations, Chinn, Bolgium, ability of a light frost tonight In tho der, and for tho Yankees, MnyB and held November 1. Brazil and Spain, were ro-oloctod to­ Southern Appalachian region was Schnng. day by tho assembly. First Inning forecast todny by tho Wcnthor Bureau YOUNG WOMAN DIES in announcing continued cool weather FOLLOWING DARING LEAP First hnlf, Yanks 1 run. TO ACCEPT APPOINTMENT AS tonight in tho Atlantic states. Slight­ Second hnlf first: Giants mnde no GOVERNOR OF THE PHILly warmer in North and Centrnl Flor­ LONG BRANCH, N. J., Oct. 5.— runB, ono hit, no errors. LIPPINES. ida tonight. While attempting to nmko a flying Second Inning. First half second, Yanks nothing, leap from a speeding nutomobilo to an airplane late yesterday Miss Madeline OIL COMPANY IIEAI) IS last hnlf second, Giants nothing. ARRESTED! ALLEGE A Davis was so badly injured that she Third Inning ency measures in that community FRAUDULENT OIL DEAL. died from a fracture of the skull in a First hnlf third, Yanks nothing. would follow. hospital hero last night. Her home Ih Last half o f third, Giants nothing. Reports of local organizations aro in Fort Pierce, Florida. Miss Davis MEANS MORE LOTS SALES AND TULSA, Okln., Oct. 5.—Chnrlen E. Fourth Inning. coming into the conference steadily, MORE BUILDINGS IN A FINE Starr, president of tho Starr-Kano Oil First hnlf of the fourth: Ynnks lost her bnlnnco as sho reached for Mr. Hoover said, adding that tele­ SECTION OF SANFORD tho bottom rung of n rope ladder sus­ Co., of Tulsn, was arrested todny on nothing. grams had been received from the pended from {he plane nnd fell to the Last halff ourth: Giants, nothing. mayors of Memphis, Chattanooga and Sanford is growing so rn pldly that , ground. Fifth Inning Nashville, Tenn., nnd Youngstown, 0 ., tho homo builders nro pushing ou tj 000 fra First half fifth: Ynnks one run. stating that they were organizing to from the more congested parts of tho Last hnlf o f fifth: Ginnts nothing. CITRUS SEMINAR OPENS, meet their unemployment situation! city nnd getting out in the suburbs ™ FAIR AND COOL * Sixth Inning. along the lines suggested by the con­ IS WEATHER REPORT # which niennH a bigger and better SnnFirst hnlf sixth: YunkH, ono run. GAINESVILLE, Oct. 4.—Control of ference. FROM NEW YORK # Last half sixth: GinntH nothing. dcstructvo disonscs nnd insects of the In connection with menns of emer­ Among tho ninny new suh-divisionH ( “ frame Seventh Inning citrus crops wus foremost in the dis­ gency relief the full report o f tho NEW YORK, Oct. G.— (By contemplated nnd that will ho thrown • 0 First hnlf seventh: Yanks nothing. cussions at tho opening day’s scsson committee on municipal organization Tho Associated Press).—Fnir on tho market in a few days is Lane’s , ton. th< Last hnlf seventh: Ginnts nothing. o ftho citrus Rcmlnar, which convened for unemployment, made public Inst nnd cool wcnthor this morning Sub-division in tho Southern part o f ( uphold, Eighth Inning todny on tho campus of tho Univer­ night said: t with tho first game of the tho city nml tho subdivision extends First hnlf eighth: Ynnks nothing. sity of Florida. "The methods of accomplishing re­ world sorics scheduled this af­ from Sanford avenuo to Oak avenue 1 1 Last hnlf eighth: Ginnts nothing. TO MOVE GRAPEFRUIT Ono hundred nnd fifty persons in­ comprising somo forty fine building sults must vary with each locality and ternoon. nourr before tho Ninth Inning terested were in attendance. no methods cnpnblo o f universal adop­ Ginnts nnd Ynnkees went to lots nt prices thnt will range from | Kirat hnlf ninth: Ilames went in to Seven cars Tho visitors wore welcomed by $150 to $750 on vory easy terms and; 1 ljA tion can with safety be recommended. battlo nt tho Polo grounds pitch for Ginnts. YnnkB nothing. President A. A. Murphrco, of tho Uni- tho success of tho suh-dlvislon is nl- ° r Therefore, specific recommendations crowds of fans from four corn­ Last hnlf ninth: Ginnts nothing. versty o f Florida, who said tho school ready assured on nccount of tho locn-Jtcrrl101 to communities nro confined to tho ers of tho earth wore hurrying Final: Yanks 3 huns, seven hits, no nttondanco in this state hnd increas­ very urgent one thnt following tho townrd tho park hoping to errors. Ginnts no runB, G hits no cr- ed 8G0 per cont. in tho past 12 yoars. th" V“ ry ,C“ *0n‘,b" ’ P" CM ” V W p r , " o Z n S ta m m ir U leadership of their mayors with unit­ gain admittance. At midnight ed local committees thoy accept this several fnns gnthored at tho primary obligation to tho full," entrance. Fifty were in line by ono o’clock. Cold night E L " u . V o , 8& J C " h' " - • “ ~ ' hlpwith raw wind nnd frequent POSSES SEARCHING nml oxtom! for three block. South to 1 t 1)q VORctablo movement Is n.aumshowers brought out overFOR NEGRO BANDIT Onk. Tho tote nro hlith and dry and | importnneo. Thorn havo boon 240 conts, blankets nnd even old WHO ROBBED EIGHT, healthy and In » P»« » ' «>« ' “ » * * ck ' „ h, d tmi doyl. „„t |„. newspapers to keep enthurinsta '• • Phonomona ttrowth * (uJ mov, ro, nl. A ,u .n ' Dr Tho AiiocUttd T nu) Mr Edward Lana, the real oatat . 02gpl' nl„ moving, and a FORT WORTH, Texas, Oct. G.— A man, I. patting on thl. now »ubdlvl.> ot both w hit, and pos.iu today is searching along tho ion nnd ho will uso tho Herald to ox. . . It is generally concodod among tho l i t the union o f tho lot. In » few yc low nqoanh 1. being bought and »hores of Lake Worth, near hero, for wagorlng fraternity that tho Ginnts d a , tolling tho public nil about thorn Shipment, o f cucumber., o negro who last night forced eight nnd tho Yankees aro about ovonly | men and women ho found in a house and giving tha exact location., p rice, » k' » •” * P W * “ f » r matched, advantage nt a certain point * M *• cant. Only now popper is being •iy the lake, to tio up ono another nnd for ono team being offsot by greater ( T o surveyor is busy today laying bought. Prices aro considered fairly then robbed them o f eighteen hun­ power or strength in another section dred dollars worth o f jowolry and off the streets and lota and corners1 E * g »laI" B f rom It attack, closo and Impartial fol­ of attack or dofonso o f tho rival com­ and arranging tho plat and ns soon as * 1* 26 to $1.60 per crate. There 1. a a smnll amount of cash. Tho robber bination. As a result, what betting Is lowers o f the game nro inclined to this work Is finished many of tho lots f t ™ * demand for yellow squash. Yelgivo tho Yankees a alight margin of “iso attempted to attack a Boventcon being dono is at oven money or tho will bo cleared and put In first class low . aro worth from $1.75 to $2.00 on year old girl in tho party, hut ran vory slightest of odds. One enthusi­ advantage. With their heavy hitting shape for tho Inspection of tho public, the local platform, and whites run ability which may bo unleashed at any when her mother untied herself and astic admirer o f the Glanta may offer Mr. Lane is to bo congratulated upon f*0™ 81’B0 to 81-75 por crate- Pepper ran, Renaming for aid, tho victims 10 to 9 on tho chancos of tho Nation­ moment they aro oxtromely dangerous putting this fine piece o f property on »■ around $2 per crate. Okra i . contenders until tho final outDe­ als winning, while a few blocks away tho market ot a timo when lota aro In demanding from $1 to $1.25 per hamsome Ysnkeo rooter may thlnjc thnt fensively the team is not always as such great demand. Watch for tho adper* EXPRESS RATES ON tho bludgeaon of Babe Ruth warrants stoady as admirors would wish for, vertlsements in the Daily Herald. ....... ......... FISH AND OYSTERS odd o f six to flvo on the American as several incidents and occurrences ----------------------------Howard Lyman, o f Altamonte, was have demonstrated this season. It is IS CUT 10 PER CENT. chances. While the conference is splitting in the city today calling on hia many Attempts by the experts to analyze also doubtful if the Yankees piny with hairs about the Far East, Chiina will friends and transacting business, Mr. ATLANTA, Oct. 5 Express rates th chancos o f the two teams gener­ the same team coordination that tho take her queue from America Lyman ia an orange grower and a on. fish and oysters nnd other sea food ally result in aboat the same situation Giants have shown st times this year. Viewed from another angle It may Jill he reduced 10 per cent by the of uncertainty and doubt, Not In re­ be eaid that i ftho National excel in Jouthern Epress Co., effective today, cent years havetwo teams entered tho team work the Americans balance the , was announced In tariffs voluntarifinal and most important baseball bat­ scales with th eindtvldual power o f ^ filed with tho Interstate Commerce tle o f the season with less apparent -G e t your Scratch Pads from Ths advantage one way or the other. Of Commission, George H. Kerr, traffc (Onattanod be p t(t roar) the Herald office. m*nager, today announced. “77 �THE SANFORD DAILY lEMALD, TUESDAY OCTOBER Stopping the K lan Raised Cain in Texas, Question A bout It 1921_________________ ^ ' '' . !es T ax Gains Favor loot Thinks W ill Pass ■Republicans Favor It WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—The sales As to Whether Law Can Stop Parades tax is gaining favor so rapidly In or Not the senate that Senator Smoot (R.) WACO, Tex., Oct. 4.— Announce­ of Utah, its chief proponent, is of the ment was expected hero today o f the opinion that as the tax situation date of the 54th district grand Jury stands today it has a first class chance A N A L L -S T A R C A ST in would be coiled to investigate tho o f winning out. Senntor Smoot hns received d e f-1 fight at Lorona, 14 miles south of here Saturday night, following an inite assurance from moro than half | attempt by Sheriff Bob Buchanan, o f o f tho 50 Republican senators that' McLennan county to* halt a Ku Klux they are strongly inclined to vote for Klan pnrndo. , his proposal of a manufacturers sales Tho fight resulted in probnble fatal tax of three per cent. Also F O X N E W S n o Is confident that even more of wounds to three men nnd serious in­ juries to seven others. Judge R. I. them will support ib before tho pond­ Munroe, of tho fifty-fourth district ing revenue revision bill if disposed court, announced yesterday that the of. llAYNU It is acknowledged that the Demo­ grand jury would be called to investi­ Tomorrow— Viola Dana in “The Off Shore gate tho affair without delay. cratic aido now holds the "ace' in the Those undergoing treatment at lo­ hole" in tho taxation game being play­ Pirate” also “ Bars and Stars, 2-part Com. cal hospitals wore reported ns "rest­ ed in the senate. With tho Republi­ ing well" todny, with Sheriff Buch- can sido split, the 36 Democratic sen­ nnan, Louis Crow nnd Ed. Howard ators aro in a position to dictato tho still in a critical condition, however. courso of tax legislation, and if they Tho latter two, who were reported to wero to swing behind tho sales tax, have boon bystanders, were stabbed in a combination with more than half by an unidentified assailant. The sher­ of the Republican side, even Republi­ iff was shot twico, ono o f the buliots can loaders do not question but that it would bo adopted. penetrating his right lung. Appearing beforo tho county attor­ In tholr prediction that the pend­ ney, a delegation o f Lorena citizens ing measure thoy aro supporting will declared thoy believed a serious of- bo passed eventually, with "somo mod­ fenso has been committed nnd thnt ifications," Senntor Penroso (R.) of Said the fellow who did not like to work they were anxious for justice to bo Pennsylvania, and his Republican as­ and ho really thought tho world should dono. A resolution signed by moro sociates ndmit thnt thoy nro banking pay him without working than three hundred citizens o f tho vil­ upon their opponents, Republicans and lage nnd published in a local newspn- Democrats, fulling to agree on n sub­ H E O B T A IN E D T H E L IV IN G per yesterday exonerated tho Ku Klux stitute thnt would command a major­ But such a life— it was his theory about Klan, saying thnt it was not believed ity vote. how to get a living without working. But Senator Smoot and his adher­ tho Klnn violated any law or intended The world owes each ono a living but It to viointo the law by Btnglng a pnrndo ents aro driving hard to force tho is up to every one to collect it. The best nnd asserted: ndoption o f his sales tax plan as an way to get the best living is to have your "Wo unequivocally place tho blame amendment to tho pending bill, oven money where you can get it when you though the other provisions of his for tho shedding of blood on the sher­ want it— in the bank * ^ substitute bill which he hns also of­ iff." In support of tho ohsrgo tho reso fered ns amendments oro not ncceptcd The O N L Y D E C E N T L IV IN G by a mnjority of tho senate. iution said: Eight American MinisIs obtained by saving your money while It is believed thnt if a compromise ' "W e induced the leaders of the pa­ sters for Latin Am eri­ rade to ncccdo to tho sheriff’s demand can bo affected on tho proposed repeal you are making it and put it in the bank where it draws 4 per cent interest. ca Appointed Today thnt two of the paraders should bo o f tho higher surtax brackets, nnd otljer controversial provisions of tho unmasked. Sheriff Buchanan prev­ L E T U S T E L L YOU (U r T h . A i»ocl»U d P r u t ) iously hnd declared thnt he-intended pending bill, that the Hales tnx may WASHINGTON, Oct. •!.—Announce­ to prevent the pnrndu only nfter tho prevail; It is suggested thnt n sur­ A B O U T IT T O D A Y ment of tho selection of eight Ameri­ Klnn lenders hnd refused to grant his tax minimum of 42 per cent, which, can ministers to Lntin-American and request that some of the Klansmon be with tho 8 per cont normal tnx, would j u d g e h o u s h o l d k r t a k e n in ­ old world countries made today at tho unmasked in order to establish their bring the incomo tnx rate on largo t o CLUB AS IIAHY whito house, virtually completing tho identity. Spectators of a crowd of incomes up to 50 por cent, may bo tho HOTE diplomatic roster of the new admin­ more than 3,000 people, who hnd gath­ basis of such a compromise. Sanford Kotnrinns had a big time istration. To Panama, Dr. John Glov­ ered froms urrounding towns and vil­ er South, of Kentucky; Nicaragua, lages to witnoss tho parade, told of CAR SWEET POTATOES ttt their luncheon today having ns their John E. Rnmcr, Colorado; Venezuela, seeing the sheriff step up to tho lead­ FROM SANTA ROSA COUNTY guest District Deputy John Turner, of Willis C. Cook, South Dakota; Guate­ er of tho advancing white clad march­ BRING DOLLAR BUSHEL. Tampa, a man well beloved by every mala, Roy Davis, Missouri; Czecho­ ers nnd nttempt to snatch tho mask Rotnrinn in the United States and Eu­ slovakia, Lewis Einstein, Now York; from his fnco. A fight then ensued in COUNTY FAIRS STARTING "flying jenny" or tho ferriH wheel MILTON, Oct. 4.—The second car­ rope, who has met the smiling John at nulgnrin, Charles S. Wilson, Maine; which several shots wero fired and IN GREAT STATE OF FLORIDA should not continue to turn, tho form­ load of sweet potatoes which were various times. Mr. Turner hnH Just Finlnnd, Chnrles L. Kagey, Kansas; er to tho tune o f weird music. Mnybo, knife thrusts wero made. Eight men shipped by tho co-oporntlon of Santa roturned from the Rotary trip to Scot­ Siam, Edward E. Hrodic, Oregon. (By Th. Auocl.Ud Prtu) too, the circus will bo in town during henring knifo wounds were included in Rosa county farmers netted better land, Knglund, France nnd Spain and JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 4.—Tho lnt­ many of tho meetings and then young the wounded brought here. than ono dnllnr per bushel, nnd this ter part of October nnd the month of America will become belligerent. In the lntter country had the honor to HAYNES PUTS CLAMP wn seven higher than hnd boon ex­ install Rotary for the first time. ON VARIOUS STATE EI.IGIBLES FOR With the passing o f November the November will be the open season for John hnving lived in Tnmpn ever pected .considering the fact thnt tho PROHI DIRECTORS. county fairs will hnvo gone until mxt county fairs when tho countryBido will WORLD'S SERIES. since Ponce DeLeon discovered cigars season was so into nnd tho longer get together for tho annual exhibition year. Amateur fnirs nnd circuses will in thnt city knows the Spanish lnngrowing timo served to flood tho WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—Prohlblof agricultural accomplishments, llvo remain with tho youngsters, however,, NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—The lists of gunge and was chosen for the tnHk of tion Commissioner Hnyncs today market in South Florida, to which stock progress nnd other things. The for quite a while, as they nttempt to ciigiblo players for the world’s series placing Rotary in Spain which he did clamped down tho muzzle on stnte dipoint the potatoes went. The first car bnlly-hoo man will hold forth from his emulate the daredevil feats thuy have, wero announced this afternoon. to the entire satisfaction of Internat­ recors nnd other officials of the dry of potatoes sold for nhout $2.20, so greatest show in*tho world, while witnessed. Manager McGrow’s List. ional Rotary nnd the Spnnish Dons. enforcement organization who have there was renlly comparatively little many n young Romeo will wish there Twenty-four county fairs nro sched­ Pitcher Arthur Nehf, Fred Tonoy, John today gave a very interesting spoken in n manner thnt might bo decrease. was a law against operators of "fish­ uled and then, too, there will ho tho Phil Douglas, Jess Barnes, I’nt Shea, talk on the trip to foreign lnnds in considered disresptetful o f prohibition Farmers in the Allentown district ponds,” candy wheels and the like. state fair at Jacksonville. Harry Sallee, Bill Ryan, nnd Cecil which 1,500 Itotnrinns from the U. S. wore tho ones responsible for the co­ enforcement in the United States. Many of the fnirs will hnvo running Causey. A., nnd Qrlnndo met the Rotnrians operative spirit thus shown, nnd Coun­ nnd trotting races ns features, and tho Asharp letter wn Hscnt by tho AUTO ACCIDENT. Catchers Frank Snyder, Earl Smith, from other countries and it was an in­ ty Agent Hudson was the mnn who officials will in some cases have their commissioner to every official nnd om- Alex Gnston and Mike Gonzalez. ternational affair in every sense of found tho market for tho product. hands full in curbing tho inclination ployco on tho prohibition payroll A touring car owned by Mr. John Inflelders: Geo. Kelly, John Raw­ tho word. Mr. Turner hud but little Since the nverngo yield is from 60 to to bnck one’n fnvorito in terms of fi­ against Indiscreet statements. Vnughn o f Sanford turned over onlings, Dave Bancroft, Frank Frisch, time today but ho made it count and 75 bushels per acre, and tho demand nance. Automobile races will have a This is the only action expected to Waiter Kopf. aside from Ids very interesting talk its sido Inst night in front o f Deanmakes it rensonnhly certain thnt a plnco on some of tho programs while Outfielders Ross Young, Geo. Burns on tho trip to Europe gave the Sun- betnken ns n result of the protest of ready mnrket is nvnllnble, it is be­ tho professional nvintor hns also come burg Dairy on the DeLand-Dnytona ford Itotnrinns a fine tnlk on Rotary dry organizations against utterances Emil Meusel, Bll lCunnlnghnm, Eddla lieved thnt in the future the sweet to tho front of lato. For a cash con­ road. It is thought tho wheels of tho of stnte directors which weree inter­ and nil Hint it means. There are few Brown, Cnsey Stengel. potato will become ono of the many sideration those o f the more venture­ enr got caught when after turning out preted ns a reflection upon enforce­ Kotarians in tho country better Conches Cozoy Dolan, Hugheey Jen ment policy. early mnrknteahlo cropB from vnri­ some make-up can visit the clouds for for somo pedestrians, tho driver at­ vorsed in the subject or thnt Imvo Ro­ nlngs, Mnnngcr McGrnw. ous section o f ; Santa Rosa county. their first hair thriller. If tho lnw is tempted to get back on tho brick road. Hnyncs h n B just received in col­ tary in their hearts ns largely ns Dis­ New York American League. Tho early yield of potatoes was ono enforced the "Wild Mnn from Borneo" The pavement wob wet which helped lated from reports on the progress of trict Governor John Turner nnd his Catchers: Waiter H. Schnng, Fred o f great average in sizo nnd very lit- will be conspicuous this year by his tho car to skid to tho position on its prohibition enforcement in each of tho election to this important post was a Hoffman, Alfred Devormer. tlo dnmngo was suffered in getting absence, the recent legislature hnving sido. A numbr o f tho occupants were states nnd the public nttitude on tho great stride abend for Rotary in tho Pitchers: Carl Mays, Robert Shawsounddo his death knell in this stnte, badly shaken i|p but no one was se­ , Southeast and Ids Floridn friends are Volstead law, requested from ench of key, Hnrry Harper, Warren Collins, the yield to market. us well as outlawing tho exhibition of verely injured. Tho car was brought very proud of him nnd his visits to the stntedirectors. Such reports, de- Waite Hoyt, Alexander Ferguson, other frenks, either human or animal. to a garage this morning for treat­ the vnrious clubs over tho stnte nro flning public sentiment are to ho ro- William Piercey, Thomas Rogers, CROPS NEED RAIN ALL OVER THE STATE OF FLORIDA Thoro is no renson, however, why the ment.— DoLund Nows. looked forward to with much plensure. ccllvcd ench month. Jack Quinn. Hero nro the resultk as officially One of tho features of the meeting Inflelders: Walter Pipp, Anm (By Th. AtioclaUd Pnu) today was the advent of Judge Hour- stated by the commissioner: Ward, Roger Pocklnpnugh, Mike J. GAINESVILLE, Oct. 4.—Tho need holder, the baby Rotnrinn nnd only Largo newspapers thnt wero “ wet" McNally, J. F. Bnker, John Mitchell. of rain in some parts of tho stnte is the press of business kept the Rotnr- nro now carrying strong editorials Outfielders: G. H. Ruth, E. Miller, lans from giving the judge a renl ini­ urging enforcement of the law. becoming acute, according to tho R. Meusel, R. Roth, Nelson, L. Hawks, tiation. He was welcomed liy Presi­ Smaller dailies nnd weeklies “ teem” Wilson Fonstcr, Manager Miller Hug­ weekly review of crop conditions in dent Stevens and by J. (5. Rail nnd re­ with editorials for support for the gins. this state issued by tho Federal Husponded in a neat speech that John commissioner. renu of Crop Estimates for tho week W e have just pur­ Turner said was the finest he ever A number o f newspnpers refuse to ended Saturday. Good harvesting IMOT ICASE DELAYED. hoard from a Ilnby Rote—but then of print illustrations nnd cartoons de­ chased a carload o f wenther prevails, however, the review course ho never henrd the genial Judge picting drlnkisg. before. MARIANNA, Ark., Oct. 4.—The added, and the harvesting o f corn is Hotels nro establishing iron clad well advanced. D. L. Thrasher also made n two rules ngninst use of liquor in.rooms cases of six negroes who were sen­ Lack of rain is holding up the fnll minute tnlk on Rotary thnt was filled nnd discharging emplocs engaged in tenced to oloctrocuton followng con­ planting of oats. Picking of cotton is viction for murder in connection with with good cheer and good things for the liquor traffic. Buying* this quantity well advanced. There is very little tho membors. tho Elnin riots o f two yenrs ago, wero enables us to make District Governor Turner paid Snnset for Monday, Oct. 20. The enses tendency on the part of tho fnrmcr to ford Rotary club a fine compliment CHARGE* GOVERNOR LIBELED. recently were remanded for retrial for hold his cotton this year, tho bureau’s you the following* correspondents report. tho third time. and snid they were doing things uiul prices on these BATON ROUGE, La., Oct. 4— Generally low yields seem certain, wero gaining n fino reputation among according to tho bureau, for sweet po­ Iluey P. Long, member of tho‘ public tho clubs o f the state receiving a fine splendid tires — all DENTIST IS SUICIDE. tatoes bccauso of tho dry weather. The compliment from the Orlando club service commission from* Louisiana, brand new and harvesting of hay continues with that was sponsor for the Sanford club. was arrested in Shreveport, La., today NORFOLK, Vn., Oct. 4.— Despondstrictly firsts: , Mr. Tumor also called attention to on n warrant issued by tho district , ent because of 11 health, Dr. J. D. yields and qunllty good. Pasture is tho fact that on October 28th Orlando court of Enst Raton Rouge, charging Ennis, one o f the best known den­ reported as not good except locally 30x3 N on­ will bo tho mooting place for tho Ho- him with criminally libelling Gov. tists in Tidewater, Vn., ended his lifo where rain has fallen. Tho review says, the condition of ortarinns o f tho state at whfch timo John M. Parker. Skid ............. $ 9.95 by taking gas somo timo last night. angea and grapefruit is deteriorating, thoro will ho at least 500 Rotarians In The dentist had been dead probably nnd tho fruit is under-size for this that city and Orlando wants Sanford 30x3i/a N on­ Tho plant of the Whitehouse Bnr- 12 hours when his body was found in time o f the year. to help them in entertaining tho rcl Co., at Hastings, which hos boon his office today, his head on n rug nnd Skid ............ 11.95 Condition of livestock, generally is gucats. It will ho an nil day affair shut down for somo time, has resum­ n tube from a gas Jet In his mouth. good. and promises to eclipso anything over ed operation ngnin. Fnll farming operations, as a whole hold in tho statu before. Tho new building of J. S. Simpson are being delayed by dry weather. • It looks as if Independence will not at Brooksvllle Is nearing completion. Truck crop prospects are poor except Post cards— local vlowi -lc each at Hibomlnto this year.— Norfolk Vir­ It is a very creditable building for where rains have fallen or irrigation la the Herald offica. ginian Pilot tho town. possible, ' 8 U N D (E R T O G S and U N D E R W A IS T S ii The World Owes Me a Living for GROWING KIDDIES SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. SANFORD ROTARY CLUB MEETING J. TURNER HERE Bank o f Sanford FO R D O W N E R S SUPERIOR TIRES W ig h tv B ro s. C o ., Inc. �''' * R1 V-' < . S‘V THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5,1921 VAQBTWO SANFORD DAILY HERALD TOO BUSY TO TALK. affect farmers and the general public. Assurances were given the bankers that the war finance corporation is anxious to see the cattle Industry in a healthy condition and stands ready to assist In every way possible. Conditions in tho middle west and west are far from satisfactory, Meyer said. States which are neglecting their cattle Industrie^ are liable to lose thfem, ho said. Hundreds of millions o f doilnrs worth of feed will go to waste if im­ mature cattle continue to be sold for slaughtor, he Haid, because there will be insufficient cattle to absorb the vnst amount o f corn, alfalfa, BUgar pulp and like crops, which will be har­ vested. PROVINCE OF A NEWSPAPER. i— ARE THE RELATIONS BETWEEN A BANK AND ITS PATRONS | INTIMATE AND RECIPROCAL? j lt would bo comical, were it not You novor sec the real busy bus!* fit U M mqr iti w m um ,I l u U II T U somewhnt pathetic, the way nowspnness man standing around discussing . r a L T t f f i s r tu A» per offices are besoiged every dny by the affairs o f state or county or city their friends, urlng them to "roast” m and bemoaning tho fact that Mr. So this nnd thnt; to "see to it" thnt thin m u im i and So has an offlco and should be and thnt done in tho city or county; ousted because ho put the talker's son St J. HOLLY .. to stnrt this and thnt kind of moveN . J. LILLARD. .SccrcUry-Treaiurer in Jail or hit his friend or soaked this men to correct evils in tho state gov­ fellow for something and thnt the To be sure they are. H. A. NEEL..._____ General Manager ernment. These friends nctually npcountry is going to tho demnitlon bow ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr., The principal of sound banking requires penr to believe thnt It is the newspa­ wows. No indeed. You see tho fel­ OimOVtATlOM MAMAOX1 per's business to handle all theso af­ low who has some kind of a Job to that for every dollar a bank loans, one Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. fairs. which ho pays but little attention and dollar must be placed on deposit in the But n self-respecting newspaper, spends his time on the street discuss­ •ubMrtptlu rrtc* la Advaua though ready nnd willing to tarty nil bank? O n Taar ............................................ ......... ing the fellows who nra mnking tho Ms KllUi ............................... ......... ■•00 reasonable responsibility, must remind town. Tha man who hns his own bus­ Oallvarad la City by Oarrtar Thus, the bank becomes a distributing Oaa Wart ............... .............................» O - f iness to attend to and gives his spare its readers thnt they— tho people—are D a Ml U> l« 10-paca WaakW m»nJ4 aapoint for the liquid wealth o f the com-, the authority upon whom rests the re­ tUaly aavan BaaUaak Oaaaty i m la pabUafcad time to tho building up of the city sponsibility fo r tho present state of w * 7 rrtdap. Advartlilap n lH nada Vajwa and to tho Chamber o f Commerce and munity. •a appltoaUaa. Oamaaratla la paUMr P.00 affairs local, state and national. tho various .-trade bodies of the city pa» raar. alwaya la adtaaaa. JOKE OR NEWSYou help yourself and you further the A solf-rcspccting newspaper tries to never stands around the street corn­ Member of The Associated Pi report the news of what actually hap­ progress of your city and section every ers to discuss the little picayunish Dear Town Clouch— I see by Sun­ things thnt amount to nothing. It is day's papor you give a list o f things pens, not what it might wish hnd hap­ time you deposit a dollar in the bank. nlwnys the fellow who has nothing to considered news. Now I hoard some­ pened. The relation of n self-re­ specting newspnper to the gencrnl The Tampa Trlbuno in an editorial do, never has done anything and nev­ thing last Thursday and I can't decide public is not ulwnys understood. It Is er expects to do anything who does all anyn: "The eyes o f tho world is on if-it's nows or if it’s a joke and I’d Hko tho duty of n newspnper to he in n Tampa." You bet; and all of south the talking about his betters. It 1s your opinion. position to support any good act nnd tho man who is doing something here Florida Is proud of Tampa. On last Thursdny wo took a trip criticize any bad act of public policy. in Sanford who gets all tho censure --------------- o --------------over the Indian river and o f courso A COMMUNITY BUILDER This relationship cannot exist where Tho organization of tho Florida and the censuro comes from tho peo­ crossed tho ferry at Sanford, This of favors are asked nnd granted. Hon­ ple who are doing nothing themselves, F. P. Forster, President Water League shows what concerted course is free except on legal holi­ esty is the only policy for n nows paIf tho peopla of this city who spend action will do backed by the various days or aftor sundown. Tho individual per. D. F. Whitner, Cashier their time talking would get right in­ Chambers of Commerce nnil tho trade who runs It came up whllo wo were If objectors don’t like the wny to the thick of things and become town bodies. Thnt is real team work. builders instead of talkers this city being ferried across and remarked, things are going, they should qunlify would become tho city of our dreams "Cap, I'll hnvo to charge you this as voters, and then raise cnin about Tho cool weather is bringing out tho — a city of twenty-flvo thousand peo­ morning—it's a holiday." After pay­ it.— Fort Worth (Tex.) Star-Tele­ pooplu to trade and the merchants of ple. Hut from tho time that Sanford ing tho faro asked, I inquired ns to graph. Sanford are taking advantage of tho wan started until the present time what holiday it was, being unable to cold spell to put on big sates and do there has been too much valuable time think of any on September 20. He $2,500,000 ORANGE COUNTY business by stimulating trade. Adver­ HIGHWAY ROND ISSUE lost on tho street corners discussing studied n while nnd ns wo landed nnd tising is the curly bird thut gets the IS VALIDATED. the trivial affairs that meun nothing started the car, he said, "nrmistlco worm. to anyone and thu big ones are allow­ day." Now I puzzled ovor that all day. I The huge $2,500,000 Orunge county ed to go by. Sanford schools have opened, and You Can Find the N am e o f Every Live Pro­ There are just about twenty-five felt certain thnt If congress had do­ highwny bond Ibsuo was validated the prospects are bright for a fine too many street corner gossipers hero elded to change nrmisticn day from yesterday by Hon. Charles O. An­ record to ho mado thia year. It be- ami if they would take a tumble to November 11 to September 2D, they drews, Judge o f tho seventeenth ju ­ fessional and Business M an in hoovee nil the parents of tho pupils themselves and get into tho working! could not accomplish It beforo 1D38— dicial cirucult, Stnto of Florida, nt n Sanford in This Column and the pntroiiH o f the schools, to up­ class they would got a big grouch off soy about tho time tho Fourth Libhearing between C. II. Johnson, at­ hold tho hands of the touchers in their systems and help to do somuthing erty Loan is duo. torney for tho Board of Commission­ making our schools tho best in tho here instead of stnnding in the wny of Hnving come to tho conclusion the ers for Ornngo county nml Hon. Joh. state. LAW YERS CO NTRACTO RS progress. And usunlly they nru man must hnvo mnde a slight mis­ H. Jones, stnto’H attorney for the against everything good and whole­ take, I resolved to ngnin nak on tho seventeenth judicial circuit. After Reports this morning say that wes­ some and pure and decent. S. O. Shinholser return trip whnt holiday ho snid it tho hearing, Judge Andrews issued George A . DeCottes tern meats have taken a big drop and Dr. Walker said something about was. This I did, and the answer this his decree, which will give the county Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder yet many state papers are claiming this class in his sermon last Sunday Over Seminole County Bank that Florida beef is a drug on the mar­ and ho intends to say something about time wns, "Why, Its Ourchost’s ( ? ) commissioners the power to advertise SANFORD FLORID1 ket. It seems that at present Florida them for some time to come and if dny—they’re n-hnvin' a big barbecue tho bonds, in whole or in pnrt, for SANFORD -:- FLORIDA sale. After a sale is effected contracts beef is higher than western beef. Who ho will just come out und tell some of in Sanford." will be awarded and the work o f con­ Now' I’m more in tho dark thnn be­ Sanford Construct’ll Co. is suffering now? Florida cattlemen thu names this puper will take great structing tho various highwnya will B A TTE R IE S fore—do they have so many legal or western cattlemen? CONTRACTORS AND HUH-DERS pleasure in publishing them where ev­ holidays in Sanford they hnven’t commence. The highwny from Orlnnerybody can see why they are camou­ BHIHO YOUR Planes and Specifications Chcerfall; The Hanford Daily Herald will give flaging thu main issue here in order enough plain common or garden va­ do to the east coast will be tho first to Furnished riety of days to go around, nnd so be constructed. It will be sixteen feet Battery Troubles to Us tho reHultH of tho World's Series every to cover up their own muddy tracks. All Work Guaranteed have to slit 'em up— sort o' knock o(T wide. Of the issue $150,000 is for an W . IpaolaUia an Elaottlcal W alk nnd oaa (Ian dny until tho series is finished. It H. T. PACE P. O. Box It! yon d .p .n d .b t. aartloa.. —— — —o------------nt noon on one holiday to make w’ay enlarged court house in keeping with WX ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANIC! costs more money hut nothing is too WHY PICK ON FLORIDA BEEF? for the one commencing immediately the continued growth of Orange coun­ FOB OVEHHAVMNU YOUR OAR good for our renders nnd the Dally nftor lunch? llornld will givu you tho news all the ty. Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor* There is so much snid in the various time. If you nru not subscribing for As I said in thu beginning, if this Mr. Robinson, attorney for tho Sketches and Eatlmntes Free; m state papers now about the Florida Company the Dally Herald, get it now. Isn't noWH, an I isn’t n joko, or if you board, stntcd yesteerdny thnt it had building too largo and none too imitl beef having no markets and being of L. A. Kcnaud, Prop. really don’t know Homo one in Sanford not been definitely decided how the Phone 180 ------ALL WORK GUARiiNTEBD— Sanford has the brightest prospects no value and about the ticks, etc., that you might be able to explain it. They bonds would be disposed o f but ho ilson & Shorey o f her history and Sanford is going a stranger in the stntc would imagine nt least hnvo tho edge on us when it considered it likely thnt only $1,000,HARTFORD B A T T E R Y Pino W and Garland Sts., Orlando, FU ahead, All it tnkes is special sales that the Florida cuttlemcn were on comes to holidays.— Mrs. C. It. L. 000 of the bonds would be advertised and cheaper prices nnd more advertis­ the road to the poor house. Like ev­ C. R, L.—Thanks for your letter. for sale now. Tho regular monthly “Battery Insurance” ing to get the people to come iierc and ery other crop in Florida cattle in a We think it wns a Joke cm you, but meeting of tho boar i ,tf county com­ ^ P U R E W ATER Sold and Serviced by trade. Sanford Is the natural trad­ measure depended upon the outside clever (like everything in Hnnford!) missioners will be hold this week.—markets for a sale but like all other ing center for this part of Florida nnd nnd consequently worth whnt it cost Orlando Sentinel. Edw. Higgins, Inc. Elder Springs Water should be made the center by special crops, cattle can be sold ut home and you. Whnt do you think?—T. S. keep the cattle owners from starving 08.98% PURE inducements. H aight & Wieland Considering the east coast wns dis­ Orlando Sentinel. to death and the outside world can Phone SI 1-W . Sanford, Ha All ufjvhtrh reminds us of the Irish covered in 1-107, and the west cmist wag along without them. The best Reports from Washington say thnt markets for Florida beef are right in saloon keeper, Casey, when his bar­ wns not known until 1517, we hold GARAGES the nation's debt continues to increase Florida if the people would get that tender yelled back to him nnd asked thnt this part of Florida compares LO RD ’S PURITY nnd it will probulily increase right notion in their heads. We nru always him if Kelley was good for two drinks favorably with tho rest of the state.— Smith Bros. Garage along. We became such spendthrifts We thought D. B. nnd he yelled, "Has ho them?" and Tnmpn Times. W ATER in government channels during and af­ trying to buy something outside of Expert Repairing the state and the same holds true of the bartender said, "Y es," and right McKay nnd Wallace Stovall discover­ tor the war that it !h hnrd to get hack AS GOOD AS THE BBST OIL. GAS and ACCESSORIES ed tho west const in 1880. to sufo and Hane lines again. Hut our beef nnd pork nnd other meats, If back Cnsey yolled, "He is." He hnd Oak and First v Daily Service Phone It! those of us who hnd no chance to n hotel wnntB chickens or turkeys or tho drinks nnd wns good for them duckH they usually get cold storage whethor he was or not. The ferryman Tho Miami Traction Co., hns renew­ mako a million learned to economize R E A L E STA T E stuir when they could just as well use ed its offer to Hell its tracks to tho hnd the money, n«d the joke evident­ during the war nnd we are trying to S A N F O R D NOVELTY the homo grown. The cattle men of The enr ly, wns on Mrs. C. R. L., hut Semi­ municipality for $75,000. economize now hut we have to give Florida are not worrying about the barns nnd most of the cars burned two E. F. Lane nole county does not enre for this all that we save to the government to WORKS entile business half as much as nonin kind of joke. September 2Dth, was not years ago, and since that time the city spend. Real Estnle nnd Insurance other people. Tho cattle men are not a holiday, nnd tho ferryinnn hnd no has been without street car service. V. C. COLLER, Prop. Phone 05 The Tnmpn Times is keeping up the asking for any aid from any outside right to chnrgo toll. Tho Gain Dny wns It is estinnted that the system could parties ami they seem to he doing very bo rehabilitated nnd a seven-minute put on by Sanford merchants nnd fight against the commission form of General Shop and Mill government. Few newspapers want well ami if the specimens of Florida everything wns nhsolutoly free, nnd schedule be maintained at a cost not Geo. W . Knight the commission form of government beef brought into the markets here in for tho ferry to chnrgo that dny was to exceed $105,000. W ork Sanford arc an example the cnttlc for it certainly cuts the advertising simply n fly in the otherwise good Real Estate and Insurance CONTRACTOR and HUILDEtt Eyes Examined Glasses Designed thnt formerly went into the pnpors scorn to be doing very well. And if ointment. SANFORD FLORIDA but the Herald still believes the com­ there is no market for Floridn beef at However, some dny there will be a 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FUHenry McLaulin, Jr. mission form of government is tho present neither is there any mnrket free bridge there nnd at tho Lake OPT. I). ..Employment Bureau.. most busiiioss-like, the most syste­ for tho beef of the great West and Monroe crossing, nnd then such TRANSFER matic, the most elfieient form of city Southwest and the cattlemen of those "jokes" will not be possible. Upon be­ The vocational committee of the Busi­ great beef countries are hnving just government in the country. It is so ness nnd Professional Women’s Club half of the merchants nnd people of “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS" good that the counties nnd states as hnrd n time as the cattlemen of Snnford, thu Herald hogs tho pardon requests nil young women desiring Floridn and much worse, They are should have tho same kind of system. employment to register nt tho First Quick Service Transfer of Mrs. C. R. L., for tho oversight of We liked it from the first, we advo­ calling for money and asking for help the forrymnn. Nntionnl nnnk. Storage Facilities cated it ami we have no reason to feel and wailing and gnashing their teeth AGNES G. UERNEIt, Chairman If wo please you, tell others; If o* that it has not boon a good thing for over the cuttle question and the ticks tell us. Phone 498 OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST GUAR THE HOME MARKET Sanford. Until we mo convinced that do not seem to enter into the argu­ Graduate Northern Illinois College W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ ­ it is not good mid only figures will ment at all. We do not see where this Hotels' Sanford, Fin. Oranges nre quoted at a price now 212 East First SI. IN G W O R K S convince one, wo will favor tho present knocking of the Floridn beef will got us anywhere and this newspaper thnt which, with thu cost of packing and O. O. WILSON. Owtur form with a few changes that would Hotel Montezuma SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND save tho city money and we will tnke lias always been an advocate of fence shipping deducted, lenvea a very small Pickling and Preserving laws nnd tick laws thinks that n more profit for tho grower. Thnt being truo, REASONABLE PRICES up these chnngcs before the legisla­ “ Sanford’s New Hotel” systematic campaign could bu mado why not make n special efTort to cap­ W liht Broth.rt u ir u . Bull.lln, ture meetH again. I U 0 Up Per Day for tho sale of Florida ments than ture the home market first, and sell such a campaign of knocks to bo mnde overy box of oranges and grapefruit Sanford Machine & against the Florida beef. possible right here in tho state? Foundry Co. W e have the We note tho folowing dispatch from Florida has a population of n mil­ western points in the papers of yes­ lion, supplemented by a large and in­ General Machine and Roller Works terday that shows the cattlemen of creasing number of visitors. They alt Morris' Supreme Lunch Tongue Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear other states are in a qunndry and nre like citrus fruits. Every hotel, reswhich has been chilled nnd slic­ bands in stock going out of business: tnqrant nnd boarding house in Floridn ed makes a tempting dish when Crank Shafts lie-turned Mason, Sure-Seal Jars ELECTRICAL A noriuuH cattle shortage will con- could doublo or triple tho umount of garnished with stuffed olives. front tho United States within a year j fruit used by cutting down the price “ Contractors and Jelly Glasses unless livestock raisers stop the flood (and pushing them just a little. Just Sanford Steam Laundry A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF of immature cnttlo to tho slaughter [ figure on tho number of boxes thnt CANDY— INCLUDING AFSee our line of FOR SERVICE houses, Eugene Meyer, Jr., head of might bo disposed of, without ever TER DINNER MINTS— the war finunce corporation, declares.' crossing the state line. Call 146-J hns Just been received. Stone Crocks, Coolers, Meyer returned from a tour o f tho i Growers might ns well sol! at home cattle-raising country in the west nnd at a moderate price ns to lose money Churns, etc. middle west. j by shipping north. Would it not be Meyer suld that he warned bankers good sound business sense to fix n Acteylene W elding thut they must extend udequato fl- tempting prico on the first pickings, OF ALL KINDS nancing in their respective territories ^sell them at home, nnd let tho northto avoid a breakdown in the cattle- in -' ern market got mellow for the later Sanford W elding Co. dustry which, in turn, would soriously crop?— Lakeland Telegram. H A R D W A R E CO. Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. fRE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. U;fi \liiV; l#' First National Bank PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD 2ft r. 1 f: Iy,.:- fjh lie.,. ,r I: LUNCH TONGUE STONE JARS B A LL GILLON & FRY �THE BANCORP DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5,1921 ■*■■■■■■ ening Our 10 Day Opening Sale offers you Big Reductions in Ladies’ and Children’s Ready-to-wear, Wool and Cotton Dress Goods, Silks, and Men’s and Boy’s Furnishings. Friday 7 th to Saturday 15 th Ladies’ Coat Suits One lot of Tricotine Serges and Satin Dress­ es, all new Fall Models— SPECIALLY PRICED 1 lot extra pretty suits, for Beautiful Styles in Charonaise Satins and Taffe­ ta Dresses, all highest grade Dresses— 1 lot Tricotino and Mens' Tailored and Fancy Mod­ els wear Serges, toy lac­ ed and fancy models, specially priced at— One beautiful assortment of Silk and Wool Dresses, all sixes for— Big line of Stouts Suits sizes 41 to 53. (Alterations free) Prices Reduced in Every Department for these Ladies’ Cotton House and Street Dresses, each Bungalow Aprons S pecial............................... $1.19 Clothes for School Boys at Reduced Prices • HOSE 25c $1.29 $2.98 HANDKERCHIEFS 1 lot Children's ................... Sox ..................................... White, Black and Brown Silk H o s e .......................... All Silk Full Fashion White and Black H o s e ............ “ Johnny-to-Pnnts*' Suits, just the kind for hard school wear. All prices and all sizes. One big lot Handkerchiefs, O ff a each ............................................ M U X * 1 special lot o f Pants for ............................ TRUNKS 1 lot good values, for ................. $24.98 $29 .0 0 COTTON GOODS One extra good value Wardrobe Trunk ......... 1 good value for ................................... 1 special lot of Boys’ Blouses for school wear ............... Men’s Phoenix Sox, nil silk per p a ir......... ................... One big table o f Cretono and Curtain Scrims, solid white and A Q f* fancy for, y a r d .......................... " W v All Corsets and Brassiers reduced for these 10 days. Big full line just arrived. Store Closes all Day October 6 th Arrainging and m arking down the stock for the 10-Day Opening Sale. Sale Starts at 8:30 Friday, the 7th. 2,000 yards Percale, good count, extra good quality. 36-in. wide, *i Q a y a r d .................................................. l w v 2,000 yards soft finish Nainsook, 36-inch wide, an extra good grade for 22c. Special as long as it lasts for \ C /t y a r d .................................................. i t l V Lnrge size Huck Towels, each .............................................. 64-inch Damask, special .......................................... Heavy Awning Stripe Tick, y a r d .............................................. Heavy Grade Pajama Check, yard w id e ................................:... 19c 15c 10c 25c 34c 15c 69c 59c 19c WOOL GOODS 40-in. All Wool Serge 0 4 Special, yard ........................$ n Q i «/ SILKS Crepe do Chine, Satins und Messalines, all Men’s Work Shirts, each .................... All colors, 36-in. Terry Clothe for yard ................................. One big lot of Gowns and Ted' dies, Knit and M uslin......... All prices reduced on better Drnperies One lot o f Scrim \ ( for, yard .................................... T < 27-in. Dress Ginghams, for, yard .................................... 2,000 yards Soft finished Nain­ sook, 36-in. w id e ....................... Yard wide Unbleached Muslin, worth 11c today at mills, yard.. 36-inch Indian Head, y a r d .............................................. Big Bath Towels, good grade, each ............................................ Roasters Fry Pans Colon ders Boilers 3 Knives Set 3 Boiler Set 2 Pans Set 1 Big Milk Pan heavy good grade, 36 to 40 inches wide, y a r d ........ Pin check, khuki pants and Headlight overalls, <24 Q Q Pnir One lot Men’s Bnlbriggan Underwear, each One lot bettor grade for SH IR T S One lot o f Dress Shirts— Everythifig New That’s Good SANFORD FLORIDA vet finish Serge Suits, guaranteed 1 0 0 % wool. A ll siz­ es. Special fo r — �WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8,1021 TWO WONDERFUL TEAMS PLAYING IN NEW YORK HOW THEY STACK UP To the financial interests of every man, wom­ an and child whom it is our privilege to serve. that each client is a partner with us in this rapidly growing bank— and that sound fi­ nancial building for him means sound growth also for this institution. to share this partnership. Remember that we are here to serve your interests. 4% IN T E R E ST P A ID The Seminole County STRENGTH :: PROGRESS i % INTEREST PAID SERVICE of meeting wan changed to 3:30. An­ nouncement for next meeting to be with Mrs, G. M. McGnhngln, 013 Mag­ nolia. Social hour was much enjoyed MRS. FRED DAlGEIt, Society Editor, by all while delicious refreshments of Phone 217-W ' pineapple sherbet and cake wus serv­ ed by tho hostess with Mrs. Pitts ns SOCIAL CALENDAR her assistant. S O C IE T Y FRIDAY—foesdsmes R. E. Tolar and John T. Brady will entertain nt a miscellaneous “ shower" ip compli­ ment to Mrs. Dnn U. Wildor, of Jacksonville, n recent bride, nt four o’clock, ut tho homo of the former. Friday— Miss Carolyn Spencer will entertain complimenting M I s s c b LnCialre Jones and Lillie Ruth Spenc- WOMEN S GUILD The first fall meeting of the Wom­ en’s Guild, Holy Cross Parish, was held at tho rectory Monday afternoon with n splendid attendance. Many en­ thusiastic plans were laid In regard to the coming Bazaar, December 1st and 2nd. The Guild is making this the banner year, working along new ideas thnt will give the public more Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will than value received in the largest ba­ bo held nt Central Pnrk at five zaar ever held in Snnfurd. o'clock. Friday— N. de V. Howard Chapter U. WHAT’ S YOUR HURRY D. C. will hold their fall meeting at CHARACTERS IN NEW FILM ■I p. in. at the Parish House. Monday— Westminster club will meet Dusty Rhoades, Virginia McMurrun with Mrs. Joe Chittenden, 702 Pnl- nnd Pat McMurrun, the three princi­ metto nvc., ut 3:30 p, m. pal characters in “ What’s Your Hur­ ry 7’’ the flno automobile story in Mrs. C. J. Wolfe nnd two children, which Wnllnco Reid was stnrrod some Clarence nnd Ralph, havo returned months ago, are revived in Mr. Reid's from a visit to Wilmington, N. C. newest picture, "Too Much Speed,” which will ho featured at tho Star Mrs. A. K. Powers and children, theatre Thursday night. Marinh Ann nnd Kinchen, have re­ The picture opens with Dusty turned home from North Carolina Rhoades’ withdrawal from l!u< racing whore they spent the summer. game nnd hcplnnn for hia wedding to Virginia McMurrnn. While Dusty nnd Mrs. W. I). Gillen nnd non Billie Pat McMurrnn are on their way homo have returned homo from Black Moun­ in a limousine, a rival denier, whom tain and Asheville, N. C., where they spent tho summer. They were joined Dusty had formerly represented in by Mr. Gillen who returned home with racing events, passes them in a ear, Dusty’s sporting blood is aroused nnd them. he speeds up the limousine nnd passes the rival, hut ends in tho ditch. Mc­ Miss Nila Moore was the guest yes­ Murrnn i*- angry nnd calls olT the wed­ terday of her sister, Mrs. K. It. Mur­ ding, whereupon Dusty takes the wait­ rell enrouto to Orlando where she will again teach nt the Cathedral School. ing bride, jumps in \n roadster nnd .speeds nwny. Old Pnt follows anil at the first small tewn, both are sent to Mrs. T. W. Getzen nnd son, Jack, of j prison for Bpctding. Lakeland, are in the city the gucstH Having served his term, Dusty of Mrs. Getzer’s mother, Mrs. II. II. leaves jail determine^ to enter tho Connelly. race. With Virginia's help, ho secretly buys Pnt’n Pnkro racing car, which THE TEMPLE PIPE ORGAN. hns not boon or the track for two Tho Temple Pipe Organ Club had yunrs, and on the day of the big its regular weekly meeting Monday event, enters. Dusty wins the race and afternoon at the home of Mrs, Forest McAlister, filtl West First street, nnd Pnt willingly consents to the mar­ twenty-two members were present, it riage. Byron Morgan wrote tho story and being the first meeting with Mrs. Ry­ scenario r.nd Frank Urson directed. an, ns president, several new plans wore adopted. Next came the handing Mr, eed is supported by Agnes Ayres, out of materia! for different articles Theodore Roberts nnd other favorites. to he made for the Christmas Bazaar. A rummage sale was then proposed, KNIGHT TEMPLAR ATTENTION! Taylor Commnndery will confer the moved nnd seconded hut no definite order of the Red Cross on a large time ns to just where or when this is class of Royal Arch Masons on Fridny to he, so all members keep your eyes open for next week’s item and bring evening, October 7th, beginning nt 7 your part of the rummage. The hour o’clock. Visiting Sir Knights wel­ come. H. E. TOLAR, l(5fi-2t Eminent Commander. Daily Fashion Hint (OootlBP*d from P a t* On*) W o r k MEMBERS SEMINOLE CHAPT., O. E. 8., TAKE NOTICE, RENTAL BATTER IES FOR A L L CARS New Filling Station The regular buainetta mooting of Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. S., will bo hold Thursday evening at 7:30. Mombcrn nro requested to attend promptly. Remember vacation time is over. Lot’s get buay. SARAH E. PARKER, 4-3t. Secretary. Sumo people havo homes, and some havo houses and buy their eata at a delicatessen store. S h o e s 15% OFF LIST CARD OF THANKS To the many friends who wore so kind nnd in mnny wnyB expressed their frienship nnd sympathy in the recent illness and death of Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff, Jr., wo wish to express our heartfelt thanks. FRANK L. WOODRUFF JR. Mr. und Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff, nnd Family. D o Y ou K now ? their team players. Much will depend In the march of American' business out of the past Into activity upon the ability *of tha pitchers to two giant forces are at work. ONE IS COURAGE; THE OTII. hold the opposing batters in check, ER 18 ENTERPRISE. Courage has cleared the right-of-way; This is practically true in the case o f Enterprise Is directing the advance. Watch Sanford growl such a clean-up hitters os Ruth, Kelly, the Mousel brothers, and other extra base hitters in tho rival clans. In base stealing and strategy on the •base lineer, which may or may not havo an mportant bearing upon the Anal optcomo, tho Giants ore gonorely thought to havo a slight edge. f Men’s 16-Inch High Top Lace Bo»ts_ So fa r as the physical condition o f Soles sewed and pegged— three- row the players is concerned both teams stitching— full vamp— Turns wuter, will enter the fray one hundred per cent strong. In the Anal workout to* day both clubs had their full force on tho field and reported, after the practice ,that each and every man was ready. The Yankees had thef Polo Grounds exclusively fo r their work during the forenoon and put in a two hour session under tho watchful eyo o f Manager Huggins. After luncheon tho Giants Indulged in a similar lim­ bering up, In which the assistant m an-1 Men's Shoes, 5-inch top, heavy sole, ager, Hugh Jennings, directed opera­ Viscolized to turn water. Full vamp, tions. In both cases the* practice was secret and only th oplayers were per­ A SEASONABLE SUGGESTION mitted inside the locked gates, Tho An instance of the Lifirin.ilin; crPpo mnnngerB of neither tenm would give do Clibtr frock ia this model in cooper the slightest indication ns to their color. '1'be front of the long-wanted selections for pitching assignments. blouse is stashed at the center and Other Styles finished for a closing. Collar nnd culTiAlthough tho forecast for tho open­ of sclf-tuatcriid ir.1 embroidered •: the ing day of piny called for fair weath­ edges in self color Hlk. Ti e withered er, there was a hint of nutumn in the side panels tuny lie extended Hlow the air lost night nnd the early arrivals hem, or arrested above it. Medium size requires 5 yrrds v inch material. who took theier places in line before Pictorial Rt- r: / Ore-* No. *>481. tho bleacher gates fo rtho usual all Sizes, 34 to 44 in' ! ca bunt and 18 to 2C night vigil went prepared to pass ns years. Price, 35 c:ut». comfortable n night ns possiblo with tho nld of blankets ,stools, lunch box­ MRS. JOHN A. LOGAN AT 83 es. nnd the regulur accessories which go to make up tht camping equipment o ftho rabid world sercis fan. Long First Nnt'l Bank Annex boforo midnight, tho Hnndwlch and hot coffee venders wore doing n profltnblo 'T he Family Shoe Store1 business nnd the lines o f men and boys wore growing in length. SEE OUR WINDOW The probable line-up of tho teams is ns follows: New York Nationals. Rums, cf. Bancroft, ss. “ A filtration plant that cost $iriO,(KK Frisch, 3b. having been Installed lust season, th< Young, rf. West Palm Bench Water Co., ban un Kelly, lb. der way this season u program of ira E. .Meuse), if. provoment that c o II b for the *-x;>en Rawlings, 2b. diturc of fully as much money for th, Snyder, c. distribution of tho water,' 'snys thi Nchf or Tonoy, p. Wost Palm Beach Post. “ The water ii New York Americans. declared by chemists nnd sanitary cn Miller, cf. pincers to ho tho equal o f any in thi Peckinpnugh, ss. country nnd superior to mnny.” Ruth, if. R. Mouse), rf. Pipp, lb. Ward, 2b. McNally, 3b. Schang, c. I Mnys or Shnwkey, p. I U . S. TIRES A N D Umpires Charles Itiglcr nnd Ernest i Civil war general, who recently coleQuigley for thoNntlonnl Longue nnd, brnted her elglilytlilrd birthday, Is still TU B ES Mori arty and Ollie Chill fo rtho A m -' ‘i f ™ ''» !1 «»kes an Interest In the of, ' fairs of the world. Hlie 1h hero shown crlcan Longue. |„ the garden or her beautiful old 1 Inane in Washington. Baby Accorded Privilege. WATER TRAFFIC LEAGUE Captain Vidal, of the steun\slilp WILL MEET IN SANFORD For a limited time Canada, which docked at Providence, Lilies Uied for Food. FRIDAY NIGHT. OCT. 8, Growing water lilies for food Is s It. L, wired tils superiors In Mar­ THIS S A L E PRICE new Idea In America, though tt hns seilles that a bnby hoy who was horn been practiced on a large scale for aboard the vessel during the passage IS C A SH centuries In the Orient. Scientists from Franco laid been named In. honor of the steamer, Auguste Canada Pern lately have been making n study of Don’t fail to drive through our the food value of die lotus Illy, the l.nznr. The ulllcliils extended to the filling station and try your big yellow water Illy found In mini) little fellow the lifelong privilege.* nt wheel alignment. Tho Weaver lakes, ponds and rivers In the eastern •ho bout, mi whenever Canada wishes indicator shows you if y<>ur anil middle western United State*. to vMt lYnnoo he limy do so im u This Illy was highly prized as a food guest of the Citnndn or any other wheels need attention. by the American Indians, JiirI us Its bent of the line. pink cousin, the lotus of Chinn, India Vulcanizing nnd Kgypt, Is a favorite food there. CARPETS AND RUGS Peeled mid ladled, the American wa­ WASHED ter Illy Is as rnrliiuceous and whole­ and cleaned nt your home or we will some ns a potato nnd delicious to .lie call for and deliver. Hamilton Beach taste. Electric Washera used,— Sanford Propagation of the ,1 American lutii* Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone 6G0 Is not dlllleult, declare scientists, ami 1st nnd Elm Ave. Phono •i-17-W j there me mtiuenui* points nml bikes In nearly every slate, remarks an ex­ change. wluwe water* 11 re suited to the 1 prolliable culture of the lotus Illy. To tell the truth about our goods; to supply the moat of the best for the least; to be accomodating and courteous and fnir in every detail of our busi­ ness intercourse with you; to endeavor in every legitimate way to merit, gain and retain your con­ fidence and to serve you well nnd with prompti­ tude. RETURNS WERE SLOW Tho Kissimmee Valley Gazette says that advices from the county engi­ neer arc to the effect that carloads o f brick for the Osceola county roads are rolling from Birmingham and work may be started in this Important pro­ ject very soon, The contract under discussion is to includo nine and n half miles o ' road, nnd tha brick for this work will soon he on tho ground. Several carloads havo already arriv­ ed at Ashton. Road building is a seri­ ous proposition, but Florid^ is at If in earnest and hopes to be able to te|l of many additions) miles o f flno roads before another year rolls around. Harnessing Volcano. Tentntlve plans for the 1mmc»idug <1 Hawaii’s mighty volcano. Klhiucn hnvt been prepared by n committee of mnmi factnrer* on the I h Iiiiu I. according t* wvi* reiHirt*. The volcano eontlitumis ly I* giving off vast quantities of heal moving us high as 2.01)0 degree* Fahrenheit, It Is planned to linrues* the hmi and develop It Into eleetrbMy for the unlimited development of Indus tries on the Isliind. It Is proposed to make the heal available by borings made In safe territory, to duptli* where the heat Is constant and high enough for th* development of n continuous steam pressure. Judge us by what wo stand for nnd our man­ ner o f fulfilling these obligations. In our prescrip­ tion department, a special source of pride with us, we use only the best the market affords and only merchandise that is recognized as a standard for quality everywhere. M ay W e Share Your Patronage? NEW BERRY’S D R U G STORE �THE BANFOBP DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5,1921 ytde MinUonof uglier* I® Ur,ef pgftonil lie®1 of In and A b o u t ;'jjL *a )t V if T Brownlee Roberts, 01 iam p»,vro» in this city yesterday transacting bus_____ 1 0 4 ; Opening S .I. at , u „ Friday- _____ . The C ity ,r Florida: Fair ®nt* con‘ ,d cool tonight; Thursday „nd slightly wurmur In ,orth mul central portions. iniss* '• ,/*•' Y ow .ll'. m -U “ ,y gt Stockton, of Pnlatka, is in the city today calling on his local cus­ tomers. Frank I-. Woodruff, Jr., has gonrfto points in North and South Carolina for n few weeks’ visit. X Mrs. C. E. Stafford and Mrs. Ed, Betts returned last night from North Carolina nnd Virglnln. Boys School Suits, 2 pair pants for S«!)S nt the Opening Snlo.— YowcU’s, V i L . 7th 188-2tc S a a m a r y e l tho F le a U a g 8m a|) T a lk s 8 aeciaetly Arranged for H e ra ld R e a d e rs Dawgone, it has coma at last. Wo were afraid wo would not llvo long enough to boo it getting cooler and hero we are this morning with it not only cooler but It Is actual­ ly colder — COLDER — yoa. That nice cold wind blow In from tho lake Inst night and sent tho old bulb shivering down to 88. Oh, boy, that's tho stuff. And now Just as soon as it warms up a little bit wo will got those rains that wo havo boon ncoding. All things como to those who wait and wo havo boon waiting In this little two by six office for some tlmo. 5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 5 Maximum .......................... 88 Minimum ........................... GO Range ■............................... 00 Unromotcr ................ 30.01 Rnin, trace. N. W. and cloudy. N ew Mallory-Clyde Service to the North i jrican Legion W ill Celebrate Arm istice D ay 1 to Stage Big Parade, Daiicea and Carnival Cnmpbell-Loaslng Post of tho Amer­ ican Legion ia one of tho llveat poata of World War vctorana In tho atato and they are up and doing all the time, They have virtually aecured n lot on the lake front from tho city upon which they expect to erer# a line building in the near future— one that will bo a credit to tho city and county and to tho local post. The boys are planning a big day horo for November 11th—Armistice Day—and with big parades, carnival features, dances and a good tlmo gen­ erally tho day will bo another mile­ stone In tho history of tho local post. They have not settled on the entire program as yet but they are working on it with the help of tho Auxiliary ladies and Armlstlco Day will bo one o f tho big events of the month o f No­ vember In Sanford. Tho county commissioners at their last meeting grnnted tho boys the use o f tho court house for tho dance at night and tho overflow crowd will be accommodated at a good danco plat­ form near the court house on tho bulkhend where there will bo all kinds of new features to entertuln n big crowd. W e have priced our fall clothing so that the highest priced suit in the house will not go over $45.00,— and that is why we are selling them almost as fa st as they aurive. And they are— Michaels-Sterns Clothes ------------------ A N I>------------------ Campus Togs SHIPPED FRUIT TO ENGLAND IN THE YEAR OF 1893 The following letter from Chnso & Co., written by tho Sanford office t« tho Jacksonville office is interesting just at this time when there is so much discussion on tho subject of "ship by water" nnd shipping fruit by BteumRhip to tho enstern markets: Chaso & Company, Jacksonville, Fin. Gentlemen:—'Today tho writer ran across an old number of "The Florida Farmer and Fruit Grower,’ 'of Nov. 2G, 1803. looking over the paper wo notice an advertisement of E. L, Goodsell, New York, in regard to shipment of fruit to England, Wo quote a sentence from the advertisement concerning transportation expenses: "The expense of exporting via New York will be ,so far ns freights from Jncksonvllo to Liverpool, including cnrtngu in New York, Ih concerned, 75 cents per box." In the Banto issuo thcro is an ar­ ticle on "Movement of Ornnges,” reading: "Tho shipments pro running very henvy. On Sunday, November 10, tho enormous aggregate of over 05,000 boxes wont out of the State. For tho pnBt week tho total shipments out of tho Stntu are computed nt 275,000 boxes, of which 101,314 woru carried out by sen routes. One steam r’s load wns 21,314 boxes. The Brixhnm sniled on hor second trip November 22, having on board 8,000 boxes. Tho Fruit Exchange handled about 25,000 bores for tho week, not over 500 go­ ing to Liverpool. Even tho St. Johns rivor is clogged with oranges. Three steamer loads wore brought down to Jacksonville on Sunday, yet some were loft along tho shores, for which n bnrgo had to bo brought into requi­ sition." Yours truly, CHASE & COMPANY. Organize Building A ss’n at Lakeland, Big Membership If you have John M. Murrell, of Miami, is BpenaOf great value to Tampa wholesale jluf a few days hero with his parents, merchants and other locnl shippers Cnpt. and Mrs. K. R. Murrell. doubtless will bo tho inauguration o f LAKELAND, Oct. 5.— Thnt Lnkesoml-wockly freight service by the Inml peoplo are interested in u build­ J. K. Mcttingor is spending several Clyde Steamship Company between ing und Ion nussocintion was shown days nt Daytona Reach whoro ho 1b Baltimore nnd New York, handling Saturday night at the forming o f a enjoying fishing and crabbing. freight in connection with tho Mnllory tempornry organization when BenjnLino from Now York to Tnmpn, just min GctzofT wns selected ns tempo­ Mrs. Clarice Ilnnd, Axol-llnnson, announced. This schedule will bo e f­ rary chairman and an organization is spending n few days with hor par­ fective Wednesday, October 12, from committee named to formulate sug­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hand. She New York, nnd Saturday, October 15, gested and permanent plans. Mr. is now living in Lakeland. from Baltimore, and thereafter on GctzofT is mnnngcr o f the bond de­ Wednesdays nnd Saturdays. Tho New fall coats, suits und dresses re­ steamer will sail from Pier 38, North partment o f the P»1k Tru-l duced far 10 days nt Yowell’s Friday, Rivor, New York, and from tho pier Co., nnd is very cnthu«msH<* c v ;r the fho 7tli. 10C-2te at Hughes and Henry street, Balti­ prospects of the Lakeland associa­ tion, ami along with E. L. Mack and more, arriving the second morning Mr. nnd Mrs. John Turner, o f Tnm­ thereafter nt Baltimore nnd New C. I). .Unison wil lime charge of tho pn, who were here yesterday on a York, respectively. financial interests of tho organization. visit, left Inst night for Miami nnd Mr. Mack briefly outlined tho purpose Freight will be reveived nt thoso other points on tbo cast coast. nud plnns of a building nnd lonn asso­ two cities daily, commencing Monday, ciation ns ho had lenrned them in oth­ October 10. Further information, Head the advortsemont of Yowell & rates, etc., can be Bccured from G. W. er places, taking tho Orlnndo organi­ Co., in this issue of tho Herald. ThlB Bartlett, Tampa agent of tho Mnl­ zation as an example. Mr. Mack stat­ enterprising firm is putting on n big lory Lino; from W. I*. I.ovis, freight ed thnt tho classes of memberships fall clearance sale, commencing Fri­ traffic manager, Now York, or II. E, are in A, B, C, nnd D, nnd each mem­ FOR SA L E Maynard, assistant freight traffic day of this week. ber pnyB n certain amount per month mqnnger. Bulletins just received hpre ranging from fifty cents to $2 per Everything reduced for 10 days nt by Mr. Bnrtlctt announcing the new share. Ho tsnto dtlmt n member’s mon Yowell’s Opening Sale, Friday, 7th. service are signed by Mr. Lovis ami ey Is always avallnhlo and that ten lG0-2tc Mr. Maynard nnd approved by II. II. directors make up the board which Raymond, president nnd general man­ also has an appraisal committee Dr. J. Marshall has returned ager of the Clytlo Liiie. which passes on loans to inombers; Tnriffs are being amended now to from Washington whoro ho attended thattho organization is subject to tho the international association of provide through rntes by this nll-wntsnmo rules nnd laws under the bnnk Itoenluen Ray physicians nnd his visit or route from Baltimore to New York examiner ns thu banks of tho state; wns replete with business nnd pleas­ nnd thence to Tampa nnd Mobile. Tho thnt stock is transferable nnd thnt announcement o f tho new service is ure tho host thing nbout it is thnt tho being received with pleasure on tho money draws 8 .per cent interest and J wheel trailer in good condition. InHave your wntchcs nnd jewelry re­ part of tho local shipping men.— Tam­ is to bo eused for the building of quire at Ford Garnge.________ 143-tft paired at McLaulin’B. Two first class pa Tribune. homes in Lakeland. pOR g^L E — Stable manure; car lots watch makers. Prompt service. Without nn ysolicltntlon whatever, Good dfy 8tockt p r|co |7 por loll( f 140-tfc RETAIL FOOD PRICKS when tho mooting closed, 295 shnres Q b cnr8( Snnford< ch(l8e & Co. COMING DOWN AGAIN had boon signed for nnd it is expected 151-tfc The high school foot ball team Is SAY SEPT. 15 FIGURES, thnt when tho general solicitation for .-----------------— —------------------- ------- — practicing every afternoon nnd gotmmbership begins thnt tho $250,000 SMALL HOUSE with an extrn lot timr ready for tho regular schedule stock capitalization stock will hnvo $350 ensh, balance $12,OOpor month MOST POWERFUL with the many Florida high school food prices in ten cities show a tenbeen sul,scribed. The stock now pledg- * " E- F* Lnno* tho Konl Eatate JInn NAVAL GUN TO BE ti !im:i that they expect to moot during done to decrease during September, TESTED ON FRIDAY cd hns nil born voluntary nnd t h e r e ____________________________________ ! according to n report made public .by were some fifty men and women nt FOR SALE— A pair of young, bind tho labor department. In tho cities tho meeting who showed much inter- j nmro mules, at a bargain. Phom ato sur- where figures wore obtnined Sept. 15, cst in tho organization. 100. 152-tf i. Tiger only one, Richmond, Vn., had nn inSPECIAL LUMBER PRICES: Com­ brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; 7 J crease over August prices nnd this GIRDER WEAKENS CAUSED plete building schedules on request. l-I'ly. $2.25. Freo delivery, Address amounted to only 2 por cent. In ChlLOSS OF GIANT AIRSHIP, Saves you 1-3 of cost. Book of M. E. Ginn, Box 301, 189-26tp engo nnd Baltimore, the department House pluns $1.50. Money refunded if 1reported tho prices ns 3 por cent boHULL, Eng., Oct. 5,— Weakness in not satisfactory, or if wo Boll you lumMxs, R. w. Pcormon nnd children low thoso o f tho previous month; in tho transverso girders of tho dirl- her. Send list for estimate.— Gulf have retturned* from * ~ Daytona “Bench MnnchoBter, N. H., 2 por cent; in New mom giblo 7.R-2 had been revealed long bo- Lumber Co., Porry, Fin, 10-1-lm where they spent thg summer and tho York, Butte, Bridgeport and Provi- BOCjn fore tho fata! flight when two score family «re now comfortably situated donee, 1 por cent; while in Washing^ British and American nir snilorB were ia one of tho now Brinson homes on ton nnd Pcorin, III. tho drop wns near- oyop killod, tho coroner declared today, ih wvsl First street. Secretary Poar- ly one half of one per cent. jcry summarizing testimony given at tho »mn say she now fools like ho is llvRetail food prices nro still much ( wjjj inquost. above thoso of 1013, however, tho bu- j onjl Weakness in tho transverse gird­ renu stated, fixing those in Wnshing-! ft ers had been shown in tests in May, ton nt 05 por cent, Now York 57 p o r , ron(j Raid tho coroner. Ho based his dec­ n box. Wa can now fur- cont nn(j Chicago 55 per cent above larations upon evidence introduced t Batteries at $24.50. We tho wnr Icvo!. from exports. ichnngo, rcchnrgo and re_________ _______ _ On July 17 there wns a long flight. es Batteries.—Ray Broth-) _____ .a v ,m » 548 , 160-tfc ENGLISH GOLFER IS VICTOR, There was buckling o f tho main lon­ gitudinal girdor and also a girder os -------1 DEAL, N. J., Oct. 5.—Miss Edith tho port side. But tho safety o f tho ppiles of all kinds at tho L0|tch, of England, yesterday ollml-j IN STATELY GRAVE dirigible wa snot nfTected nt that tlmo o. Como in and ask to see nntcd mj88 Glonna Collett from the j for tho ship landed safely at Howdon, )rtable Remington type- woman’s national golf championship WASHINGTON, Oct. B.-When the Pur ntfit’o supplies, static tournament by 4 to 8. MissLeltchs come io tho Herald office. On tho first day of October the res­ ----------------------; victory was duo to superior putting, NOTICE 1Although out driven by the 18-ycarbo received at the office provldenco star, who had boon a d of PublL. Instruction at favor|to to tho last hole In the tourMary to tho Sanford tho present school .year, state syectftcitlons 6f o be furbished, .and route ed. For further informnthe suporintfnjloiltM pubtin at the coprt trrtije. it with a Herald-Want-Ad. body of the American soldier brought bock from Franco for burial at Arl- ignation of K. E. Bragdon, tho agri­ ington cemetery November 11, In cultural agent for Brevard county, momory 0f the nation’s unknown dead took effect, and H. R. Tribble, county agont of Putnam county, took hlii = L tw ..,,. a o' E E - « ■ » « « ■ - » — >- place. Mr. tribble, who will mako hit' and wag oratic. Mrs. the capltol on the night of Novem- headquarters at Cocoa, Is a graduate9 ^ h a m Hall, of England, defeated ber 0, It will lie In state on tho same of the Agricultural Dopartmert of th< M A GavJn NoW York’s Metro- catalaque that was used for Presi- University of Florida, and has hatj poutan*champion, at the 20th hole, dents Lincoln, Garfield and McKinley, several years' experlenct in count)t . M Qavin was In a hoodoo An announcement iesued by the war agent work. |jj# sUrlln? hat no dlfficul- department said the draping* about her mn|ch w;th .Miis Shepherd, the catafolquo would be a careful, reA gifted public speaker can use a truly remarkable number of great The latter won on holes and halved production of those tiled at thfl> n words to express a very small thought • 1erals of the thnrtyrod presidents. . Rooms for Rent List them with C o n n e lly Real Estate C o FOR RENT— Furnished roomB for light housekeeping. 719 Ouk Avonuo. 164-Otp FOR RENT— Two rooms, kitchcnetto connecting, furnished or unfurnish­ ed. Inquire at Sanford Barber Shop. lflO-ltp LOST LOST OR STOLEN— Small brown Gyp answering to tho nnma of Speck. $25.00 rownrd if returned to Dr. J. A. Rogors, Now Smyrna. 101-fltp W ANTED WILL PARTY who applied for room call again over 5 nnd 10 cent store. 184-8 to WANTED— A second hnnd Ford oneton truck. A. D, Ando, Lnka Mon­ roe. 10G-2tp WANTED— Celery barrels repairing, auto body building and repairing. All kinds of wood work in rear Dodge Gnrugc. Charlie Ston. 10G-4tp WANTED— Some one who can sow neatly to help on dresses. Call 571. 106-4tp f T /1 1 1 1 L jU learn p r in t ­ TRADE. ONE THAT’S NOT AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK. APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINT­ ING COMPANY. tl in g M RS. ID A A U S T IN 418 Magnolln Ave. MAKER AND ALTERER OF LADIES’ CLOTHES Pure Water Menna Good Health, Good Health Means Happiness A. A. HOLLEYSS* £ tubular Well Borer. Agent for Airmotor Wind Mills and Tanka. Water guaranteed. Gen. Del., Sanford, Fla. FOR R E N T W . B. M AYO FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. Apply 1004 Elm Ave. 152-tfc AlITO PA IN T IN G FOR RENT—Nicely furnlehed front room. 411 Park Ave. 188-Otc FOR RENT—Desirable house keeping 103-0tp rooms. Box 117. FOR KENT—Furnished bod rooms and light housekeeping roms. .206 Park ave. __________________ uw-atp f’OR ftfeNV—Furnished rooms atT210 French ave.* 105-5tp Having devoted all my life to the painting trade I can guarantee satis­ faction. Give me a trial and be con­ vinced. Shop over Haight A Wei- •; land’s Garage. Opposite Valdes Ho- • m �V a g i T-S French Bishop Bald to Have Been the Tool In the Hands of the Duke of Bedford. "Tin* Flight of Time." the Mondial shown above, has Just been placed In Garfield park, IiidlniiapollH. The "gnomon," which casts tho time-tolling shadow, Is a human figure, the lironso statue of a kneeling Indian drawing a how. It was designed by .Mrs. Myra Reynolds ttlchnrds. ITEM S O F IN T E R E ST Since tho South African government began reforestation work It has plant­ ed 70,781 ucres uf trees, most of them In the Inst Id years. Hues of bumming birds differ In different parts of the world, but those In Arlsonn nro perhaps the most bril­ liant. fessionally with tho Utica club of tho Now York State League, plnying ns catcher nnd later in the outfield, from 1008 to 1011. After Joining tho Ginnts In 1012 his playing became more nnd more proficient. Ho thrown nnd bats rlghthnmled. Harry Sallee was bom in Higginsport, O., Fob. .7, 1885. Ho first played professionally fo rthe Birmingham Ala,, club of the Southern League In 1005 nnd In 1006 came Ur the New York Americans. He played with tho Williamsport, Pa., club o f tho TrlStnte League in 1007 nnd was draft­ ed b ytho St. Louis Nationals in 1008. He dcmulncd with the Cardinals until 1016 when he was procured by the Ginnts. He got the name of Slim beenuso of his height and weight. Slim is nix feet three inches in hgeight and weighs only 160 pounds. He Is a lefthanded pitcher and hats righthanded. Sallee had n great yenr with the Ginnts in 1017. Ho won 18 games nnd lost only seven. He pitched nnd lost two gnmes In tho world's series that yenr, In midsenson 1018 Snllee decid­ ed to quit tho game. During tho winter ho wns persuaded to piny again and wns obtained by the Cincinnati team. He had another good pitching yonr, helping the Red win tho pennant. Ho played In tho series agnlnst tho White Sox. He rnme hack to the Ginnts last GIANTS HAVE ONLY TWO yenr by tho waiver routo nnd has PLAYERS WHO ARE VETS OF PAST WORLD SERIES worked hardly nt all this sneson. It is doubtful if he wll Ipltch In tho com­ NEW YORK, Oct. 4.— Only two of ing series. tha New York Giants of 1021 who are eligible to piny in tho world's series WHISKEY IMPORTS DOUIH.ES 1020 RATE. hnvo played with the team In previ­ ous postseason intormnjjor league WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.— Whiskey championships. These nre George importss ure now cominf from nbrond Burns, one of tho cnpnhlo outfielders o f tho McGrnw organization nnd H. nt double the rote in 1020. During tho first eight months this F. (Slim) Salic, pltchor. George Burns was purchased by the yenr, whiskey entering American Giants in 1012 nnd though ho played in ports under government permits, a number of games wn snot seen In amounted to 170,75:1 gallons, accord­ tho world’s series. The fallowing ing to figures of the commerce de­ yonr, however, when the Ginnts wore partment today. This marked up an increase of 100,dofented in the postseason clnsslc by with tho tho Athletics, Burns played and per­ 000 gnllons as compared formed well. In the 1017 series against same period last yenr. Whiskey imtho Cubs he fielded perfectly nnd bis pored In August, the last month with completed figures, amounted to 68,batting average was .227. Utica, N. Y., is Burns' birthplace. 000 gnllons ,ns compnred with 82,000 , Ho was bom on Nov. 24, 1800. He gnllons the same month InHt year. played nmntour hall for St. Johnsvlllo N. Y., from t005 to 1007, ns third Post cards—local views— 1c each nt baseman and catcher. He started pro­ the Herald office. on the a Head _l. It’i getting up courage to drive the first nail that's the hard part about building. You can trump up dozens of reasons for postponing the jo b —but did you ever know anybody to be sorry he built? Most building materials are low priced now. Not every thing U as cheap as lumber but by the time the other things have dropped probably lumber will riac. So all in all this is a good time for building. Hit the nail on the headl HILL LUMBER CO. QUALITY For mnnleurlng, four emery sticks of ns many degrees of fineness are In­ closed In a handle like a pocket knife. Moorish society knows no class tils, tlnctlons, except thnt n mnn In rich or poor, official or non-offlclnl, saintly or orditmry. AN INSIDE BATH MAKES YOU LOOK AND FEEL FRESH t o y s a gUaa o f h o t w ater w ith phospt ►hate before breakfaat :e«pi illness aw ay, Physicians the world over recom­ mend the inHido hath, declnring this is of vastly more Importance than outside cleanliness, because tho skin pores do not absorb impurities into tho blood, causing ill health, while the pores in the ten yards o f bowels do. Men nnd women ure urged to drink ench morning, before breakfast, a glass of hot wnlcr with n tonspoonful of limestone phosphnte in it, as a harmless means of helping to wash from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the previous day's indigestible material, poisons, sour bile and tox­ ins; thus clennslng, sweetening nnd purifying tho alimentary canal beforo enting more food. TIiohc who wnko up with had breath, coated tongue, nasty taste or havo n dull, aching head, sallow com­ plexion, acid stomnch; others who huvo bilious attacks or constipation, should obtain a quarter pound of limostono phosphate at tho drug store, This will cost very little but is suf ficient to show tho value of insida bathing.—Adv. TRAIN SCHEDULE No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No; •No. •No. *N o No. •No. No, •No. •No. No. Hit the NaiL SERVICE -g i rru Flight of Time In Indianapolis MAKE IT EASIER TO AMEND COVENANT LEAGUE NATIONS GENEVA, Oct.5.—The Assembly of ‘the League of Natlonaa mnde amend* ments of the covonnnt easier by adopt Ing under the old unanimity rule, a change In Article 20, which requir­ ing unanimity for amednmenta, and Immediately began consideration o f the proposed alterations in tho cove? nant under tho new rule. Article 20 now reads: "Amendments to the present, cov­ enant, the text o f which shall hnvo been voted by tho assembly on n throefourths majority In which thero shall bo Included the votes o f nil tho mem­ bers o f tho council represented nt the meeting will tako effect when ratified by tho members of the league whose representatives composed the council when tho vote was taken and by a ma­ jority o f those whoso representatives formed tho assembly." The first amendment debnted under the new rulo was modification o f Ar­ ticle 16 proposed by the Greek dele­ gation, providing thnt no stoto shall proceed to blockade a country break­ ing tho covenant before tho date fixed by tho council. The smaller states, Including Holland and Poland, how­ ever, opposed any action In fixing tho blockade regulations. Thoy pointed out thnt countries moved either by Interest of nnlmoslty might antici­ pate the action of the council nnd blockade on thoir own account beforo the question had been sufficiently studied. M. R. Domnrees Vnn Swinderon of The Nethrerlnmls rnisod a parliamen­ tary question entirely now* to tho as­ sembly by moving suspension of all action on article 16 until the next assembly.1 Lord Robert Cecil, said that something must remain in full vigor nnd thnt tho effect of the mo­ tion would bo to tear up nrtlclc 16 leaving the league without nny eco­ nomical nrm whatever. Tho Albanlnn - Grccco - Jugo - Slav problem broke out ngnln unexpectedly but finally was disponed of so far as this nssomhly Is concerned by the decision o fth eninbnnsndnrn' council. Lord Robert Cecil tookk occnslon to score tho nmbnssndors for their de­ lays, saying: "W o hnvo hoard thnt the ambassa­ dors nro about to give thoir decision. Ihopo nnd trust It Is so, because, If I may venturo very respectfully to say so to such nn august body, delays In slch matters are criminal to tho poacc of tho world." ■i.'1- - i - . „i, PRICE Southbound Arrive 83.. ____ 2:36 a .m . 27. 80. _____2:55 p. m. 85.. Dep&rta 2:46a. m 8:40 a. m. 3:20 p. m. 7:10 p. m. North Bound Departs Arrive 82. _____1:48 a.m . 2:03 a. m. 84. ------- 11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. m. 80........... 3:05 p. m. 3:25 p. m. 28. .........10:00 p. m. Trilby Branch Arrive Departs 100. 0:00 a. m. 24. 3:26 p. m 158., 7:00 a. in. 22.... 7:35 p. m. Leesburg Branch Arrive Departs 157............ 4:00p.m . 21............ 2:52 p. m. 101............. 6:30 p.ra. 25---------- 2:00p.m . 22......... 7:00 p. in. Pierre Cauclion, bishop of BcauUste, who was ambltlouh to becoruo arch­ bishop of Rouen, "framed" Joan of Arc and caused her to bo burned nt the stake, according to Henry W. Harris, Jr„ writing In the Boston Globe. Tho untutored maid who had spurred the French on to ulctory, Just ns England's hordes appeared to have overrun the country, was captured by the duke of Burgundy, a rebel against the king of France, and he sold her to the duke of Bedford, regent for Henry VI, the boy king of Eng land, for $110,000. Bedford sought to discredit Joan of Arc to her people, hoping In this way to upset the coronation of King Charles VII of France, and gain the throne for the British king. Bishop Cauclion. who was seeking Britain's aid at Rome, was chosen us the tool. He II was who formed the court which tried the maid and convicted her of heresy. She wus ordered to ho burned, but the sentence wus commuted to life Imprisonment on condition that she quit wearing it page's costume, wear women’s gnrh Instead, find sign a paper, or rather put a cross to.lt, as she couldn't rend or write, She did so. Tho paper wns a "confes­ sion" of all the framed-up chnrges. Later she wns tricked Into breaking her vow nnd was practically forced to wear the pace's clothes ngnln. Then she wns "discovered" In this gnrh, accused of breaking her vow nnd ordered burned ut the stake. Castor Pom ace H ardw ood Ashes » G round Tobacco Stems K A IN IT — SH E E P M A N U R E — GOAT M AN U R E A nd Other Materials Our Prices Will Save You Money PHONE 635 TREASURE LOST TO WORLD Book of Gospels, Belonging to ths Cathedral of Reims, Supposed Part of Hun Loot. Conspicuous among the great liter­ ary works thnt disappeared during the late war was the famous Book of Gospels, not only the greatest treasure of the cathedral of Helms hut an object of veneration to the French people nnd the Slnv race ns well, which van­ ished with the German army after the hnttle of the Marne. Princess Anna of Russia, the Slnv consort of Henry I, brought It Into Franco In the Elev­ enth century, nnd thereafter every ruler of France used It nt Reims when he ino-' Ills vow to safeguard the rights nmt privileges of the Roman Calholle church. King Charles X. the last French king crowned nt Reims, klHsed the sacred volume In Healing Ids coronation oath In 1825. Peter the Great of Russia Journeyed to Reims to see It, nnd received It while kneeling nnd pressed It to Ids lips nnd breast. It survived the French wars of 1,000 yenrs; It wns hidden away during the French revo­ lution i It renppenred with tho Hourhnn restoration In 1815. The book was written In tho Butgar language nnd was magnificently hound with golden coverings set with precious stones. Throughout eastern Europe It was held In the greatest veneration, for It wns the most^ an­ cient Slnv copy of the gospels. Mind for Business. The flretrilck's alarming siren brought Irvington's drowsy populnco to Its doors nnd windows, nnd the ncrentnlng of Its brakes as It slummed up agaliiHt the curb next the hydrant brought the people, now thoroughly aroused, running to the spot, says the Indianapolis News. The tire was then looked ftfr ami found. The flnmes were Japping up the grass In the hack yard of an East Washington street house. The Indy of lhe house wns confused ami excited. She was run­ ning from the front porch through tho house, out the hack door nnd around to the front again. "Fire," was her cry, mingled with "Insur­ ance" and the combination of these words seemed all at once to dawn on Iter ns a brilliant Inspiration. On her next trip through the house she seized a water bucket In one Imnd and evi­ dently the telephone In the other and uhove the shouts of the fire fighters outside could he lienrd her voice ring­ ing true: “John, tho Insurance, fire Insurance, the policy, where Is It?" London Domestic Club. London hnH a new club whose mem­ bership 1h confined lo women employed In domestic capacities. The member­ ship of the club one month after Its Oviedo Branch inauguration exceeded 3.000. and con­ Arrive Departs tributions to the treasury hnvo made •Nn. 126---------11:00 a.m. It possible for tho organisation In pur­ •No. 127........... 3:40 p.m chase a plot of ground for a club­ •Dally, except Sunday. house on the H am e street u h some of London's most exclusive clubs. Plans Several night ago a hnlf mile of for a large building have been ap­ fence wns cut on tho Highland Onks proved and paid for within the year. The purpose of the club Is to afford Farms near Brewster. Special efforts ilia many thousand cooks, maids, serv­ are being made to catch the guilty ants nnd other domestic workers of pnrties. Tho Polk county cattle grow­ Ismdon n mi 11able place to meet l heir er's association have joined with the friends nnd spend their dnys off. state association In offering a reward No Bluffing Required. for the arrest and conviction of per­ "Golf Is n great gnmel" exclnlmed sons guilty o f such an atrocity. Cactus Joe. “ Like It better than poker?" "In some respects. When the luck's Conserve Your Sight against you. you can relieve your feel­ Our shaded goggles, shell frames, gold ings with prnfnnlty without giving mountings, etc., in SIZES FOR CHIL­ your opponents nny additional ad­ DREN nre meeting with great favor, vantage." We fit children with children's glass­ Cleaner for Qolf Ball*. es and they are always pleased. A ve«|-pocket cleaner for golf balls tins been Invented. It consists of n TOM MOORE little box with n sponge In one side and a rubber mitt In the other. When OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN the hull gets dirty It Is sponged off Office Opp P. O. Phone IBS and then rubbed with a turning turn Uau ua the mat. TO SEE BETTER SEE MOORE. xii ,jj Fertilizer Materials SA 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 CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street 1018 West First Street NOTICE BIDS WANTED The City Commissioners City Licenses Due Oc­ o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, will receive bids tober 1, 1921 until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc­ ATTENTION Is called to tho fact tober 7, 1921, for fur­ that nil City Licenses are payable on nishing said City with or beforo October 1, 1021. SPECIAL ATTENTION is colled to one Combination Pump Engine Chemical and Section 4, Ordinance 25 Hose Motor Car, 600 to which roads as follows: "That tho 750 gallon capacity. 1,City Tax Collector before Issuing a 11ccnno based on a property value, or 000 feet more or less of capital stock, shall require the per­ Standard 2l/ 2 in. fire son applying for n license to mnko a written statement under oath of tho hose. value of tho property, or tho amount Certified check o f 5 % of tho capital stock." must accompany each Application blanks for snld licenses will be furnished free of chnrgo at tho bid. City Office. City reserves the right ALFRED FOSTER, 150-lOtc City Tax Collector. to reject any or all bids. C. J. R Y A N , —Get your Scratch Pads from The City Manager. Herald—by tho pound—15c. D-27-8tc Come in and Let Us Talk it Over If I knew you nnd you know mo, better co-operatora we would be. If I luiew you nnd you knew me, 'tis seldom wo would disagree; But nover hnving yet clasped hands, both often fall to understand Thnt each intends to do what’s right, nnd treat each other "honor bright," now little to complain thoro’d he, if 1 knew you nnd you know mo. Whene'er we ship you by mistake, or in your bill some error mnko, From irritntion you’d he free, if I knew you and you knew me, Or when tho checks don’t come on time, nnd custo­ mers send us miry a line, We’d wuit without anxiety, if I knew you nnd you knew me. Or when some goods you "ilro hack," or make u "kick" on this or that, We'd take in good part, you seo, if I know you and you knew me. With customers two thousand strong, occasionally things go wrong— Sometimes our fault, sometimes theirs, forbearance would decrease all cares; Kind friend, how pleasant things would be, if I know you and you knew me. Then let no doubting thoughts abide of firm good faith on either Hide; Confidence to each other give, living ourselves, let others live; But any time you como this way, thnt you will call we hopo nnd pray, Then face to face we shall see, nnd I’ll know you and you'll know mo. H erald Printing Co. �?„W THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5,1921 Notice of Application for Tax Deeds j ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M xxaxaaxfln axaxx xB aaaB B H M H ISODISASTERDEATH TOLLFORONE YEAH Under Section 575 of the General Statutes Lawa o f Florida Red Cross Gives $ 1 ,8 7 1 ,0 0 0 R blief When 5 5 ,0 0 0 Families Are Made Homolaps. ill iivtcrs, resulting In r^ ; ! T „ ; ; . ' I’’ Vt«vl Htnti'M nf 850 2 U 2 a n d II- injury of * « » p*re>" nlii'f niHiMiiri'H un.l *>' f,,'3 itu re of .S1.871,tHW ly Uititrlcun in .W He i W d i .H j S j yfar enillnR i».c fort..“ " E n.imn.l M -rt »r the Uotl CrOM. f f J J T w nniswl property damw rtllimM at $10,04)0,WO. »ITi‘Cter1 ^jityupven ciiniiiiiinltluu f*ml rentloroil ssoiO fainlllr* homeless. The year's dlsuitors wore of vary types, Including several which proS U > had "ever been thought o f .1 falling within that clnsslllcaThe Heil Cr-ss furnished relief In seventeen fire* of magnitude, Uve rtninH, seven tornntloes or cydoneJ, „no devastating storm, three tmlfliloni, Including the one In Wull etreet • one hulldlng accident, twj trphnld epidemics, tho most serious heInc that nt Salem, Ohio, which n f fectetl ll per cent of the population; one smallpox epidemic, In tho republic of Until: one train wreck, the ruco riot •t Tulsa, Oklu.; the famine In Chinn, emergency relief In famine among the ImllmiH of Alaska, the I'nm.-liopper plnciie In North Pakotn mid an enrthquake In Italy. Pueblo Most Serious Hy fur the most severe of the tilsasters In the United States during the period covered hy tho lied Cross re­ port was the Pueblo Hood curly In June, 1ft!I. The rehabilitation prob­ lem confronting the Hod Cross In Pueblo was one of the most dltlletill In recent years. When ilte lir a new's of the horror was Unshed throughout the country, the American lied Cr< .* Niitlurml lletidqunrtors responded with • grant <>f 7105,000 for relief work. Governor Slump of Colorado, appre­ ciating the long and successful exporl taco of the Itcil Cross In organizing disaster relief work, plnced the en tire responsibility for the ndmlnlntrn tlon of relief In its hands. In response to appeals from Presi­ dent Harding, Governor Slump and other governors of western stntcs and through local chapters of the lied Cross and other community organisa­ tions, puhllc-splrltcd citizens brought the total contributed for Pueblo's re­ habilitation to mnro than $<1115,000. Tho terrible hnvnc wrought hy t|io * Hoot! waters Is n matter of record. More than 2,100 homes were nffocted and 7,351 perrons were left homeless. Estimates of $500,000 ns nn absolute minimum for rehabilitation were uindu by lied Cross officials In charge of th? relief work. Fast Work In Wall Street The Wall street explosion was nota­ ble In that relief workers of the !tod Cross were on tho scene twenty min­ utes after the disaster occurred. The race riot nt Tulsa also was unique In disaster relief annals In thut outside of a small emergency relief fund con­ tribute,! hy the lied Cross, tho only relief measures outside tin- city con­ sisted of the service of social ■work•rs. nurses and a trained executive whoo< object was to assist locnl forcos In dlreetlng ihclr own efforts. In decided contrast with the pre­ vious jrnr, only one tornado assumed the proportions of n mnjor disaster. This occurred on April 15, In tho bor­ der sections of Texas and Arkunsus with tin- city of Tt-xarkunn as tho ernter. The significant feature of this disaster relief work was the fnct that It covered m> much rural territory as to make necessary a Inrge number of relief workers. I he famine In Chinn, necessitating relief expenditures totalling moro than 11,000.000 by the American lied press was by far the most serious of the foreign disasters In which tho lied Cross gave aid. Build* Up Its Machinery In connection with tho administra­ tion ,,r disaster relief measures, an Increasing effect Ivoiles* on tho part of the ||,.|i Cross to deni with emergen* *les was manifested during the past year In 128 Chapters of the Ameri­ can lied Cress there hnvo been formed sju-rlnt coinmlltees to survey tho re Sonnes of tin-lr respective communl ties and to he prepared In case of disaster. In others of the 8,-102 active ' *",i,,''rs, n network of communication ms In-on formed through which Instate nneons relief may he dispatched to "ay part of tho United States. I but Its work In this field may be <ontlnued with ever greater effective ’"•ss, tho American Rod Cross Is up ruling fi,r widespread renewal of membership during Its Annual Roll ml. to ho conducted this year from November l l to 24. l if e s a v in g corps ENROLLMENT 10,000 Growth of IU*cI Cross Life Saving "qis throughout the country eon* "'it’ll uimhiitpt) during the tunt Ascot a xiiiiiinury of the year's m'oli>V(>int>iiis hy that Red Cross Herv* '!* .... .. There are now tltO Corps , ‘ 1" membership of more than ' member*, of which 1,270 are ah'lently skilled In the work to act ns «-snminers. Among the outstanding " •1‘veinents or the Hod Cross In this ' , lll|rltiR the lust year, wit* the or* mnlsatlnn at the Unite*'States Nuvnt ‘•aileniy, Annapolis, of what Is per* "'pa llie largest life saving corps to dhe world. Sell It with a Herald Want PAGE SEVEN 'I’ -Vt- ,U TH© Red Cross is spending jfen M illion D ollars ^Year * to help the ex-service m an ‘ and his fa m ily , Notice is hereby given that Charles D. Cnry, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 10, dated tho 2nd day of June, A. D. 1010, has filed said certificate In my office and has made application for tax deed to issuo in nccordanco with law. Said certificate embraces tho following described property In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: WV4 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and S\V 1-4 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 nnd NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 lying E of W line of Sanford Grant (less 825 ft. N and S by COO ft. E nnd W in SE corner and less N 7 1-2 ch.) Sec. 20, Twp 10 8, Range 30 E., containing 25 acres. Tho said land being assessed at the date of tho issuance o f such ccrtlficnto in the name of Elizabeth Kissel. Also: Tax Certificate No. 18, dat­ ed tho 2nd day o f June, A. D. 1010, has filed Bnid certificate in my office <nnd has made application for tnx deed jto issue in accordance with law. Said |certificate embraces tho following de­ scribed property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: All NE 1-4 ] in Sanford Grant (less beg. 45 Iks. W of NE cor. run W to intersection of W lino of Sanford Grant SWly nlong Grant lino 15.00 ch., B 4.C8 ch., NEIy 17.55 ch, to beg.), Sec. 31, Twp. 10 S., Range 30 E, 110 acres. The Bnid land being assessed at tho date of tho issuance of such certificate in tho name of Elizabeth Kissel, Also: Tax Certificate No, 22, dat­ ed tho 2nd day of June, A. D. 1910, has filed snid certificate in my offico nnd has made application for tnx deed to |issue |„ accordance with law. 9 M W s| The Bell Cafe « *- ' *■ announces a reduction in prices o f 35 per cent on all short orders, and the price o f regular meals will be reduced later. Everything in Season can always be Found at i - THE BELL CAFE Quick nnd Satisfactory Service Will be Rendered COFFEE, 5c per cup— Drink Ail You Want Will appreciate a call from you------------- Give us a Trial ------------------ W E T H A N K Y O U ------------------ The Bell Cafe seal this tho 20th dny of July. A. D. the o>nrt herein mule* u timby *!▼• ni tlmt (lie clllmia ami Ui payer* of aald l"2 l. Special Itoml anil llrhlxc Dlatrlct No. 2, of HemImile County. Vlortila, are by tbe adit order (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, tcpilreil lo In anil appear Infore tbe Ctrvult Court of Ihe Herentli Judicial Circuit of tbe Clerk Circuit Court, Stale of t'lorlda, nn Ibe Hlh day nf October, Seminole County, Fla. A. ll. 1DSI, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. at Tllturllle, To briny before the country In visual form the vaat problem it is helping of Ilrerard. and Slate of Klorldt, Uien 9-14-(it(!h By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. County to solve, the Amorlcnn Red Cross has prepared for Its Annual Roll Call, and Ihere lo etmw cauae, If any they hare, why ~ — mid band, abould mil In validated aud cooNov. •1 to 24, a poster showing how rather than diminishing the total of In lb* Circuit Court of tbe Seventh Judicial Clr- firmed. World War veteran* entitled to Federal aid continues to yrow. Red Croat cult of Florida. In and for Somt■ I WITNESS my hand ami Ihe aeal uf lha Clrrnlt Court of Hie Seventh Judicial Circuit ol nola County. Servlc, to theee men Is costing $10,000,000 a year. Seminole County. Stale of Florida, this 21st day of Heptemlnr. A, l>. 1021. CITATION Snid certificate embraces tho fol­ (HUAl.t C. A. COCCI,ASH, Clerk of tbe Circuit Court, lowing described property situated in StwrUI Hoik] A llrlilao Dlitrlct No. 2, of Semi­ PORTABLE HOUSES TO FRANCE f o r d ^0SES ig n it io n c a s e . Seventh Judicial Circuit of nole I’oiiuljr, 1'lorltU, I'T nml tlirotidi I,, A. Scminola County, Floridn, to-wit: Beg. Seminole County, Florida, Iirmuler. (>. 1*. Swope, Kmlnr Cortett, O. W. HntdnIniter nml I,. I*. Ilmen, euwpoclng (lie HCIIUI.I.H mainkh, CHICAGO, Oct. 5.—The Unted NW cor. of NE 1-4 Sec. 32, Twp. 10 American Lumbar Company'* Practical Attorney for Fetillonen. 0-21-ttc lloanl of Cnimlz (‘umnilMloner* of Senilnolo County, ClorliU, Aid to the People of War-Dev­ States court of appeals today rovers- S., Range 10 E. Run F, 12 ch., S 20 Y(. astated District!. i i i * T , ; ch. to S and I. E Ity Wly nlong sumo Hlnte of I'lortiU, ei rel (leo. A. neCotlee, DRINK 1,1 „ dcMlon at Judge A. Ii. Andoruou, , ^ N „„ d w c * w nS,.1i Attorney for ll<e Heventli Jmllrlnl Ctr. .... ... i r'Ut of ll>o Stnl r of Clurlita: Thirty-one hundred portable Ironses at Indianapolis, giving tho K. W. Ig­ ell. SI 1.13 clt. Ncly 23ch. S 14 deg. E 3 To llio CllUena ami To* 1'nyen of nail! Special Elder Springs Water. Its 00 08-llH) Itoml ami llrlilue lilalricl No. 2, of Seminole nro being sent to northern Franco nnd nition Co., a verdict of npporxlmntcly ch., S (54 deg., W to pt. 30 ch. W of E Cininlj, 1‘lorlilu: per cant pure. Phone 811. Belgium hy one American lumber com­ WIIHIIHAS, ii prllllnn liaa liecn flleil In llio pany ; the first shipment left Balti­ $2,000,000 agninst the Ford Motor Co. line of Sec. and 10 ch N of S line of slum atyleil raune by Special Itoml anil llrblte 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor of II'ldrlct No. 2 of Seminole County, nothin, act Offico supplies of nil kinds nt The more on the New Britain recently, snys The ignition company charged the NE Miu i 4 C3 xt a xmit #o thin fnrlli tit* fact tlmt mi tQectlon w»* liclil N\\ 1-4 Of SoC, N to NW COr. Of See. IIn HpcHitl Itotiil nml IlrldKU HUIrlct So. 'J, Herald Printing Co. When you want the Christian Science Monitor. Tho Ford factory had manufactured for Bpmll,,,k' ‘ ‘wmiy. Florida, on tho ntn .lay of size of tho contract Is heller under­ its use Ignition colls on which the E to beg, 107 acres. Tho snid land "f May, A. II. Ib'JI, to determine whether or not anything in this lino see The Herald. stood when one realizes tlmt the cost K. W. Co., hold n pntent. The nppol- being nsscsscd nt tho date of the is- Ibeio abould K* l«aued hy anlil Special lload ami We have it or can get It. lirhltic I'lalrlrl taiuda III the auui of $!>(),UUO.OU, of transporting the $15,000,04)0 worth lntc court held tho defcndnnt had not suunco of such certificate in tho nnmo In licnr lull'll -t nt the rate of all per rent., principal of anlil Imuda to inntute lldrty ycara of houses, each weighing from forty o f Jacob Kissel. lifter the dale of the laaiiniire llicri-of. the pro- Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Ave. to sixty tons, will ho $4,000,000. To­ been notified of any infringement of creda of auld bond* lo tie uaed for lha pur|ioae Unless said certificates Bhnll bo re­ of hulldlnK nnd ronalrucllnn certain pni|n>ard gether with tho other contracts which pntent rights. New Era Printery deemed according to law, tax dcod romla and hrldycn In mid Hpcrlnl Itoud and preceded and which will follow, this Itrldae IdatrieI, nnd that n cauvaa of the re­ G. Bassett Smith, Prop. means the transformation of many Notice of Application for Tax Deed will issuo thereon on the 1st day of turn* of anld election ahowa prim* facie that the rranlt of anlil election wnn In faror of lha September, A. D. 1921, square miles of ’ landscape, a second COMMERCIAL AND Under Section 575 of the General laauunre of lnuil* afnrranld hy Ihe anld Special l and Itrldae lllatrlct. transformation since tho summer of JOB PRINTING Witness my official signature nnd Itom Statutes. NOW, TIUIItKFOIlK, purauant to an order 1014. Among the ruins of stone cot­ tages many centuries old, wherever a Notice is hereby given that V. G. stretch of level ground hnH been cleared Jones, purchaser o f 1-3 interest In between cctlnr nnd shell holes, now, Tnx Certificate No. 841> dated the 2nd brightly pnlntcd frame houses are day of July, A. D., 1000, has filed said springing up overnight. Tho effect on tho peasant of this Certificate in my office nnd hns mndo great change In housing, n leap from application for Tnx Deed to issue in tho middle ages to the latest develop­ accordance with law. Said certificate ment In the quick nnd cheap, will embraces tho following described pro­ doubtless ho varied. Many doors and perty Bituntod in Seminole County, mutiy windows will nuiko a difference, Florida, to-wit: E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of and so will walls which are unythlng hut soundproof. But most Important SE 1-4 Sec. 241, Twp. 20 S., Range will ho the question which will come 20 E. 20 acres. Tho Bnid land being to hint ns ho gazes on his American- nsscsscd nt tho dnte of the issuance made dwelling: of such Ccrtificnto in tho name of J. '.'My house has traveled. Why not E. Phipps, Admr. ir Also Tax Certificate No. 883, dated tho 3rd dny of June, A. D., 1901, hns Doughty Pickax Passes. filed said Certificate In my offico nnd In tho hands of lazy laborers the N E W L. C. SM ITH (Cash or Term s) f o r ...................................... $100.00 pickax becomes tho Irritation, despair hns mndo application for tax deed to or agent of humor of the average ob­ issuo in accordance with law. Snid U SED U N D E R W O O D (cash) f o r .................................................... 25.00 servant man. Symbol of toll, proper­ ccrtificnto embraces tho following de­ ly speaking, shirkers have turned It scribed property situated in Semi­ U SED M OLLE, P O R T A B L E (cash or T e r m s ).............................. 50.00 Into mockery of labor because of tho nole County, Floridn, to-wit: 1-3 Int. carefully calculated leisure with in E 1-2 o f SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 See. 26 which they swung It. By their mothTwp. 20 S., Rnngo 29 East. Tho snid ods these ca'canny clock wntchors changed tho pickax Into n visible sign land being assessed nt the date of tho We are agents for the new P O R T A B L E R E M IN G T O N TYPE­ issuance of Buch certificate In the of leisure. W R IT E R —the greatest machine on the market. It is a big type­ But without knowing It theso lei­ name of T. A. Phipps. surely plcknx wlclders wore working Also Tnx Certificate No. 830 dated writer if you want to use it on your desk. It is a little typewriter if n change of grent Importance. They tho 2nd dny of Juno, A. D., 1002, has were attracting the attention of men filed said ccrtificnto in my office nnd you want to carry it with you anywhere. Can’t be hurt, built like a whose business It Is In life to see hns made application for tax deed to thnt work Is done promptly, olllclontly battleship, few parts, simple o f construction, will never wear out. nnd economically. From theso men issuo in accordance with law. Snid bus conie tho air hammer or air pick. certificate ombrnccs tho following de­ Come in and see it. Standard keyboard. In Its street work n New York com­ scribed property situnted in Sominolo pany has Tisot! one of these new Im­ County, Florida, to-wlt: 1-3 int. In plements with n gs sol Iue engine nnd E l-2 of SE 1-4 o f SE 1-4 Sect. 241, air compressors mounted on n largo Twp. 20 S,, Range 20 Enst, 20 ncres. We have also taken the agency for the new FO R T P IT T Machine motortruck behind It. Where 15 men Tho said land being nssossed nt tho were hired to do tho street Job three —the wonder of the ages in the typewriter world. A standard nro enough to do the work with this dnto of tho issunneo of such certlficnta in tho nnmo of T. A. Phillip. typewriter that will do any class o f work, will do it better, will do Instrument.—Now York Ilernld. Also Tnx Certificate No. 201, dated it cheaper, will stand the strain longer, easy running, makes no To Preserve Famous Trees. thu 3rd dny of July, A .D., 1010, hns Tho National Geographic society filed snid ccrtificnto In my office nnd noise, built on the proper lines and the cheapest machine on the recently presented tho United Status has mndo application for tax deed to government with the tltlo to tho last issuo in nccordanco with law. Said market. 040 acres of land which compete the certificate embraces tho following de­ "big tree" stands forming Hequoln untlonnl pnrk. The park, established t» scribed property situated in Scminnlo preserve the moat iiwmIvo trees In Ccmnty- Floridn, to-wit: Bog. 481 ft. the world from being converted Into N. and 1114 ft. E. of SW. Cor., Sec. lumber, totals 1,010 acres. It wu* 81, Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E. Run N. purchased In three sections, during 1 dog. E. 100 ft. N. 80 deg. W. 200 ft. 1010, 1020 and 1021, for a total of S. 1 dog. W. 100 ft. Ely. 200 ft. moro , » $140,830,- only $50,000 of which was or lean 5.10 acres. The said land be­ contributed by the govornipent. Tho Everything is coming down— so are typewriters. D on't be mislead remainder will contributed by the ing assessed at tho data o f tho issu­ members of- the National. Geographic ance o f such certificate in the name of pn this subject. Let us show you how you can save money on this society, their friends, nnd by a tat S. C. Jones. levy of Xulnre coypty, Cnllfqrn|s.— necessary adjunct to your business office. Unlass said Certificates shall be re­ Popular Mechanics Magazine. deemed according to law tax (Joed will Issue thereon on tho 10th 4*y o f OcHis Csmplno Trip, tobqr, A. D., 1021. MI suppose you enjoyed some wonder­ Witness my official signature apd fully (pilot nights while on your cnpipseal this the 14th day o f September, "Qlilsi nothing 1" t "Ged the tired A. D., 1021. E. A .DOUGLASS,' ’ business man. ••!*« Pn »hu. ‘;hlrP,1n* (Seal.) ofj-tho chicken* nnd llit* ukulele eoln* Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Coupty, lilnrlJi. Ot) a party of collego hoys Ip th# nexta m p ? never closed an eye I” By A. M. WEEKS, D. C, [ CaU oy.f/-2_4 jg2/ |TYPEWRITERS t oAll Kinds — c i/lll SMakes ONLY *75, Why Pay More � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 05, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/78cb17f6851f49c6394928abe6502912.pdf 5eb9b57719a7513204ede1aecd401228 PDF Text Text P«f«V Sanford Daily Herald IN T H E H E A R T * OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E ST V E G E T A B L E SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1921 RAWLINS IMPLICATES POPc SAID IT WAS THE FIRST IN SERIES OF ROBBERIES Pistol SIX DISTRICT •JDGES DENOUNCE KU KLUK KLAN ON RECORD IN TEXAS. _ *. . for the m u rd er TAFT IS SWORN IN AS CHIEF JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT. Washington, Oct. 4.— Administra­ tion of the judicial onth to Wm How­ ard Tuft, the new chief justlco o f tho United States, marked tho reconven­ ing today of the supremo court for the regular fall term. Theoath wa sadministcred to Mr, Tnft, who thereby hocamo tho first chief justice to have previously oc­ cupied the highest executive offico in the nation, by tho senior associate Justice, Joseph McKenna. The oath taken today by Mr. Taft •upplenionted tho constitutional oatth administered July 11, soon after tho appointment of the former president •’>' I’ersldcnt Harding . The chief justico nnd tho nssocinto justices ut tho conclusion of tho coroni'mios followed tho custom begun yenrs ngo, and wont to tho Whlto Ih'use l(» pay their rcspecta to tho president. ()M.Y ONE-THIRD OF STEEL SHIPS OF THE BOARD ARE IN USE. Wa s h in g t o n , Oct. 4.— o f tho "hips under control of tho •hipping hoard, only 420 aro in sor\ Ct‘. it was nnnounced officially toV‘y. .Twenty-five aro listed as "unuargolng repairs” and 1,010 olthor >0 "‘l'n withdrawn or are slated to k° to "dead mooring” a ssoon as they conipleto their present charter and uuchnrge cargoes. Tho hoard nnnounced today definite e cction of fourteon mooring sites for . P* , huvo been laid up bocause k of tonnngo demand. They are: or nml, Mo., Boston, New London, T°'v Ynrl<» Hog Island. Baltimore, Ulvor' Savannah, Charleston, • ' 11c. Now Orleans, Galveston, San rrnneisco nnd Seattle. your Scratch tho Herald office. (By Tho A iiocU U d F rau ) I AID TO INDUSTRY ' .<•C-Jr. it*. As* svi* ZR -2 Catastrophe Due to Accident, Says Coroner’ s Jury Consider Whether State Will Permit Manufacture of Celcral Beverages (By Tho A iiocU U d F r m ) DEMAND FOR COMMERCIAL PAPER SHOWS INCREASE. WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.— Increased demand for commercial paper nnd generally a slight reduction in rates were noted in tho review of tho ac­ ceptance market published today by tho federal rosorvo bonrd. Lower bill rates were ascribed in most districts to onslor money conditions rnther than to the domand for bills. IncronsotJ foreign trade during August waB cited i none instance ns bearing directly on tho augmented demand for acceptanc­ es. NEW YORK WILD OVER TWO TEAMS IN THE BATTLE This reinnrkuhlu photograph, made «t Ottawa, Canada, during a recent storm, shows two kinds of lightning. At the left Is shown the glare of n treiiicii'Umim Hush of sheet llghtn'ng, while on the right grent Jagged forks of '■•'••ill or y.lg-zng lluhlning are shown. Throe exposures on ono plate were used to flitch the two Hashes. EARNING LOSS AMERICAN SOLDIER DUE TO IDLENESS UNKNOWN DEAD S IX BILLIONS WILL BE CHOSEN LOSS DUE TO INVOLUNTARY IIY NON-COMMISSIONED OFFIC­ IDLENESS RUNS INTO BIG ER FROM FORCES ON * FIGURES THE RHINE (B r The A iiocU U d Pr*»») (Br Tho A u ooU U d Frau) WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.— Losses in earnings o f workers throughout the country during tho past fiscal year duo to involuntary idleness put at more than six billion, fivo hundred million dollars in estimate prepared by economical experts of the National unemployment conference. PARIS, Oct. 4.— America’s unknown soldier who will find honored Bopulchro in the nutionu! cemetery nt A r­ lington, Vh., will he selected by a non­ commissioned officer from tho Ameri­ can forces on the Rhine nt Chalons ’Sur’ Marne morning of October 24th. The body will leave here October 25th aboard the American cruiser Olympia. TO ARRAIGN “ FATTY” TOMORROW TO NAME A DATE FOR HIS TRIAL SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.—Tho coho of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbucklo on FOR CHAMPIONSHIP IN THE tho chnrgo of manslaughter found ngainBt him in tho polico court in con­ BASEBALL WORLD nection with tho death of Virginia — BIG EVENT Rnppe was assigned today to tho (By Tho A iiocU U d F rau ) court o f Superior Judge Harold I.ouNEW YORK, Oct. 4.—Tho metropo­ derback for trial. Arraignment was lis is all worked up over the big ser­ set for Wednesday nt which time, ac­ ies, the novelty of hnving its own two cording to tho court, Arbucklo must major lenguo cluEs fighting it out for bo present. tho highest hnScbnll honors having set j A grnnd jury indictment charging tho whole town ngog. Fans by tho Arbucklo with manslaughter J b also thousands are pouring into the city pending in Judge Loudcrhnck’s court. from all parts of tho country, few with Tho court oxpoctcd that Arbuckle’s tickets nnd others with tho hopes of trial would be hold In November. gottlng them. Hotels nre rapidly fill­ ing and It Is predicted that sleeping space will bo at a premium before the $100,000 la OFFERED FOR CURE OF CANCER. soricH starts. Both the Yankees nnd Giants hold final practice todny. Rival NEW YORK, Oct. 4.— A prize of managers, McGrnw nnd Huggins aro $100,000 for tho discovery o f n me­ equally confident of the outcome. dicinal romedy to relievo cancer has been offered by nn anonymous donof REPORT EXONERATES. through tho Cosmopolitan Cancer Rcsonrch society o f Brooklyn, it has WEST PALM BEACH, Oct. 4.— A been nnnounced, commlttoo of tho chamber of com­ Tho rownrd will bo known ns the merce o f West Pnlrn Boncli, investi­ Cosmopolitan enneor prlzo nnd wns gating charges made by certain tax­ mado in anticipation of tho observ­ payers, has reported that construction ance of natlonnl enneor week, Oct. costs In tho Lako Worth drainage dis­ 30 to Nov. D, whon physicians, surg­ trict have not been excossivo and eons (Chemists nnd scientists will hold comparo favorably with costs of simi­ nation-wide clinics nnd conferences lar work olsowhoro. Whllo the work dcnllng with tho diseaso. Require­ o f drainage wns originally estlmntcd ments o f tho nwnrd call fo r mothod of to cost $1,028,000, officials says sta­ treatment, formuln nnd full informa­ tistics from tho Unitod States labor tion with therapeutic proof in at least department show tho incronso In gen­ 50 cases. eral cost slnco tho work was first be­ gun amounted to more than 100 por ALLEGED W IFE SLAYER. cent, and that three o rfour hundred thousand dollars extra work has been takon on by the district. SEPARATE TRIALS. ALBANY, Ga., Oct. 4.— Glon Hud­ son and his wife, Mrs. Benny Hud­ son, Jointly Indicted In connection with the killing o f tho latter's two little boys, Robert nnd Islnh Tomplo, ton and four years old, respectively, July 12 last, will bo tried separately, It was decided today In Dougherty superior court Selection o f a Jury was bogun TJ»e Immediately upon tho calling of tho case. In Shape o f Loan From Government to Growers LISBON, Oct. 4.— Tho steamer Quest, having on board Sir Ernest Shackleton nnd party, on their way to the antartlc for exploration, la in a difficult position on account o f o heavy storm off Capo Dnroca, west o f bore. AND WILL BE LOANED ON CIT­ RUS FRUITS AS SOON AS She has called for help. POSSIBLE. Special Session o f A labam a Legislature is Meeting Today MONTGOMERY, Ain., Oct. 4.—Tho legislature mot in extraordinary ses­ sion today to consider among other things whether tho state will permit tho manufacture nnd snle o f cereal beverages. Prohibitionists announced their Intention o f fighting the propos­ ed bill. Also proposed to resubmit tho $25,000,000 road lxAid amendment which recently wns declared unconsti­ tutional by tho Hupromc court. The governor’s call included n request for n revision o f the Sunday lows. HALF MILLION DOLLARS FOR CITRUS INDUSTRY AND FLORIDA GROWERS SHACKLETON PARTY ON BOARD QUEST IN TROUBLE OFF LISBON. F riii) DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 4.— Six dist­ rict judges In Texas today went on record as having denounced tho Ku Klox Klan. Most o f tho judges In­ cluded all other kindrod orders In OR Texas In their denunciation. I'OI’ E TOLD HIM OF FOUR FIVE FASY ROBBERIES IN JACKSONVILLE I (Br Tho AuoeUUA Pra*») JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 4^-Frank Rawlins, who shot nnd killed George Hickman during nn nttomptod robbory of the Palace Theatre hero September 4 ami in connection with Pope ia om trial for murder in the first degreo ns an alleged instigator of tho attempted robbery testified this morning that the robbery of the theatre was tho first of a series of holdups Popo had planned for him. Rnwllna said Pope stole the pistol with which Hickman was killed and gnvo it to hlrti. Ho de­ clared Pope pointed out Hickman to him some time before tho robbery and told him it would bo easy to hold up the theatre ns Hickman hnd only re­ cently left the hospital nftor a long illness. He testified In plnnning tho robbory Pope asked him If ho wanted to mask and he told him he did not. Rawlins said he wns bom In Atlanta but lived iu Chicago severnl years. Ho came to Jacksonville In August. The first time he suw Popo after his arriv­ al wns when ho wns nrrosted for lar­ ceny. Pope represented him at the trial nnd won his acquittal. Rawlins said after his acquittal Pope told him of four or fivo easy Jobs ho wanted him to pull, after first making over­ tures while Knwlins wns in jail, Mrs, F. J. Hickman, mother of tho slain man, cried out when Rawlins describ­ ed the killing of her son. Hundreds were unable to gain admission to the court room this morning. Rawlins ar­ rived guarded by five deputies nnd be­ fore court oponed court attaches an­ nounced that all persons in tho room would be searched for firearms. It wns explained the sheriff hnd received reports <>f threats against Rawlins while he was on the stand. Tho search however, was not carried out and no untoward incident during the morn­ ing session. Remarkable Lightning Photograph NUMBER 168 RICHMOND, Vn., Oct. 4.— Dr. WIImnrth Amos Hadley, rolndlctcd In tho Henrico county circuit court today on a chnrgo o f murdering his wife, Hrs. Sue Tinsley Hadloy, whose body was found in tho James river in 1018. No preliminary hearing had been accord­ ed him prior to the first Indictment. Ho wns givon a preliminary hearing last week, when his case was sent bn to the grand Jury a second tlmo. Judge R. Carter Scott has set Octo­ ber 5th, nt 10 a. m., as tho time for beginning of the trial. Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. McCORMICKS SEPARATE. CHICAGO, Oct. 4.— Reports thnt Hanrold C. McCormick, president of tho International Harvester Co., and Mrs. McCormick, daughter of John D. Rockefeller, have separated it wns nn­ nounced todny by Mr. McCormick in a signed statement in which ho said: "Mr. Harold McCormick declines to make nny statement beyond confirm­ ing the report thnt ho nnd his wife nre not living unucr the same roof.” Mrs. McCormick, who returned trf this country Inst week after spend­ ing eight yenrs In Switzerland, reach­ ed Chicago yesterdny on n train with her daughter ,Muriel, nnd went to tho McCormick town house. Mr. McCor­ mick and his son arrived later on an­ other train nnd wont to tho McCor­ mick country estnto nt Lnko Forest. Mrs. McCormick Inst night denied thnt any separation was impending or hnd token place nnd described her plans for a school in synthetic ‘psy­ chology, n subject she studied in Switzerland. WILL CONSTRUCT 100 DWELLING HOUSES. EUSTIS, Oct. 4.—Tho Lnko County Construction Co., organized hero re­ cently with a capital stock of $100,­ 000, and with members o f tho cor­ poration possessing largo resources, has nnnounced Its Intention of begin­ ning within tho near future, con­ struction o f from GO to 100 dwolling houses hero nt a cost o f approximate­ ly $5,000 each. It Is oxpoctcd tho homos will bo sold ns soon ns each is completed. WESTERN UNION LIABLE FOR DAMAGES. WEST PALM BEACH, O ct.,4.— Damages amounting to $2,843.00 W0ro returned against the Western Union .Telegraph Co., In circuit court hero ^ ce n tly In favor o f Captain I. D. Han­ cock ond S. II. Bowen. Tho plaintiffs claimed thoy had lost that amount through tho non-delivery o f a tele­ gram handled by tho company. The Zephyrhllls vegetable growors ,havo incopornted. Tho capital stock being $10,000. WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.— Florida is to got half a million dollars from tho recently ennetod agricultural credlta bill, which will bo loaned to citrus No Evidence ns to the Actunl Cnuse of fruits growers In that state. This wns tho statement mndo hero the Disaster todny by Dr. L. A. Blzo of Tampa, (By Tho A iiocU U d F rau ) president of tho\ Cltizons-Amerlcan HULL, Eng., Oct. 4.— Tho catastro­ Band and Trust Co., o f that city, after phe to the ZR-2 August 24th In ho nnd Dr. J. H. Ross president o f which more than forty persons, includ­ the Florida Citrus Exchango; C. H. ing sixteen Americans lost their lives, Walker o f Bartow, ond W. F. Miller, was duo to nn nccldont according to a also of Tnmpn, ond hend o f the Ex­ verdict reached by tho coroner’s Jury change Supply Co., hnd conferred with at the resumed Inquest hero todny. members o f tho Wnr Flnnnco Corpor­ No evidence ns to tho nctunl enuso o f ation regarding tho matter. tho disaster, tho verdict snys. “ Florldn will hnvo $50,000 avail­ able to bo lonncd on citrus fruits an HERO IS HURIED. sewn ns tho usual formnlltlos Incident to the matter can bo gono through FORT LAUDERDALE, Oct. 4.— with,” Dr. Blze gold. Pettr II. Vincontius, o f this city, n "It Is necessary, under tho recently member o f tho bodyguard of Gen. enacted loglslntion, for the agricul­ Pershing in France during tho world tural nnd livestock interests to handle wnr, wns burled hero todny with full thoso mntters through tho commlttooo mllltnr yhonors. Business wns sus­ from tho different sections recently pended for several moments. named by tho Wnr Finance Corpora­ tion,” Dr. Blzo cohttnued. "A s soon HARDWICK DEAD. ns this Is complied with tho money will bo available for tho purposes CHATTANOOGA, Tcnn., Oct. 4.— named.” Frank T. Hardwick, ono of tho most This Is one o f tho most Important prominent nnd wealthiest men in statements which hns gono to Florida north Georgia, died todny at his home regarding tho citrus fruit Industry in In Dnlton, Gn. Mr. Hardwick wns mnny , yenrs, nnd means that with largely interested In tho bnnking nnd this half million dollnrs to bo loaned manufacturing business o f north ( on citrus fruits, thnt state Is to profit Georgia nnd Chattanooga. Immediately from recent legislation. This does not tnko into account any­ thing to he lonncd on livestock and other fnrms of ngriculturo, but simp­ ly on citrus friut products. Dr. Bizo, Dr. Ross nnd Mr. Miller reached Washington last night nnd got In touch with tho Wnr Flnnnco Corporation inriy this morning. They --------i hnd no trouble In placing tho matter WILL SETTLE UNEMPLOYMENT AND ALL OTHER |before the corporation ,certain impor­ QUESTIONS | tant Btcps hnving been taken pre­ viously in tho matter. Tho three — Floridians believe thnt this monoy (By The A iio c U U d F r a u ) will go n long way toward assisting INVERNESS, Oct. 3.— Premier, and stimulating tho citruH fruit in­ Lloyd George in a speech here today concerning unemployment optimistic­ dustry in Florida nnd it mnkes the out ally to forthcoming nrninment confer­ look for this grent enterprise even ence in Washington, declnrlng "it will more promising thnn nt any time in constitute one of those outstanding the recent past. events which will effect human history About two weeks ngo Senator for centuries." Fletcher nrmngod for tho appoint­ ment o f W. F. Conchmnn o f Jackson­ OKEECHOBEE FORMS ville, D. M. Lowry o f Tallnhnssco, GOOD ROADS LEAGUE. nnd T. L. Wilson o f Bartow as tho Florldn members o f tho commlttoo to OKEECHOBEE, Oct. 4.—Tho Okce- net with the honks on thoso loans. chobco County Good Roads Lcnguc Todny ho expressed great satisfaction was organized Tuos<Jny nt a meeting thnt Florida wns to receive hnlf a mil­ lion dollnrs for her citrus fruit indus­ of tho business men of this city. Tho try nlono. object of tho league Is to promote "It should ho understood,” Senator nnd further tho interests of tho coun­ Flotchor said, "thnt this monoy will ty, especially nlong tho lines of bet­ ho loaned to nil citrus fruit growors. tor roads, special attention to he di­ Irrespective of whether thoy belong rected to tho Atlantlc-Gulf scenic to tho citrus rxchnngo or not. It li» highway, known ns Stnto Rond No. 8, n great thing for this industry, and of which this county Is now con­ I nm glad thnt tho stato Is to bo so well provided for by tho W ar Flnnnco structing eighteen miles. Dr. Ethorldge, president of tho Gulf- Corporation." Atlantic Scenic Highway Association was present nt the meeting and in- BENSON SECRETARY OF AUTO ASSOCIATION. vitod tho county organzlation to be­ come a member o f the larger league. Ho stated that alrondy six. similar ORLANDO, Oct. 4.— J. E. Benson, county leagues hod Joined tho parent has boon appointed secretary o f tho society nnd that through their offorts Florida Stato Automobile Association it is expected that stato rood No. 8 with headquarters horo. Mr. Benson will be tho first completed among the is a form or residont o f DesMolnes, , stato roads. Ed. Scharfschwerdt was elected Iowa, and Chicago, but has lived In president of the Okccchobco County Orlando fo r the past year. League and C. E. Simmons and R. E. President Smith, o f the association Hamrick secretary and treasurer re­ who made tho appointment, took oc­ spectively. An active membership and casion to set forth tho objects o f tho publicity campaign was started Im­ association. Ib) purpose Is to ad­ mediately following tlio election of vance the highway standards o f the officers. state ,nnd work fo r better highway and motoring legislation. Tho automo­ Japan’s position scorns to bo that bile association o f Southern Californ­ sho is willing to givo back Shantung ia, he said, has n membership o f 80,­ to China, diplomatically, but insists 000, and he hopes this state’s asso­ on keeping It, actually.— Tulsa Tri­ ciation will attain a membership o f bune. 10,000 annually. LLOYD GEORGE I SAYS ARMAMENT j CONFERENCE Of.Wdflp p la n n e d by John Pope a n d Pope Stole the Sanford THE "City Substantial' �••i.... PAGE BIX • THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3 ,1 92 1 Am erican Bankers Had Planned * W ill Discuss Three to Stick Up Blit M ajor Questions • > _____N ot to K ill That Men Repeat their v ■■ Purchases O il ILL % ft Thompson Shoes not because they are the best known fine shoes in the world, but because to them personally they have rendered complete satisfaction. In the Final Estimation of a Shoe "Quality WillT e ll” Our customers find that all our merchandise is sold on this bases and that prices are always con­ sistent with quality. Confront the Bankers Iluslnnem Men. and LOS ANGELES, O ct 3.— Delegates to tho convention o f tho American Bankers’ Association, to bo held hero beginning tomorrow, will, among oth­ er things, discuss what are said to bp tho three major questions now con­ fronting business and banking insti­ tutions of America—depreciated cur­ rency of foreign nations, private hoarding of currency in the United States and expenses o f government. The convention first plans to taka up a detailed discussion of the af­ fects on American business o f the dopredated currency of certain foreign i. nations and the resulting Influence on rates o f exchange, which, accord­ ing to n statement issued from tho ofTIco of Marco H. Heilman, local banker, has brovght about a condi­ tion in foreign mnrkets mnking it al­ most impossible to sell American MERGE CENTRAL AMERICAN. cade commodities abroad. Second, tho convention will investi­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.— Rntiflcagate Into nnd, offer remedies for a ton of Guatemala of tho constitution financial situation which, it Is claim­ •'of tho Federation o f Central America, ed, has resulted from the failure of was formally consummated at Gnutcindividuals to put pcrsonnl cash into main City, yestorday, according to o f­ circulation. ficial advices received today by Min­ The third topic to be discussed ister Blnnchi. "This is tho final o f­ will bo thnt of “ the economies which ficial act nmnignmnting Guatemala, are being put into effect in Wash­ Salvador and Honduras into one na­ ington looking toward a lowering of tion," Dr. Bianchi said. "Tho Feder­ governmental oxpenscs” as described ation has a population o f 4,000,000 In Mr. Ilollmnn’s statement. and a total area of more than 100,000 Railroad Men W ild, Runs Amuck in Arcadia Three Dead as Result Sanford Shoe 8C Clothing Co. JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 3.—The tes­ timony of Ervin Novltiky, material state witness, featured Saturday’s trial of John H. Pope, local attorney, charged with murdor. Tho wltnoss remained on the stand during virtual­ ly all of the afternoon session and tho defenso had not concluded its gruelling cross examination when the enso went over to Monday. , The belief fhat tho trial would end | today was dissipated as tho defenso gave indication of its procedure. Three witnesses testified at tho morning session nnd although their testimony related directly to tho killing of Geo. H. Hickman and tho robbery of tho theatre of which ho wns manager, op­ posing counsel wero exacting, with a view to developing details apparently, that might bear on the question of premeditated design on the pnrt of Frank Bowlings, who committed the robbery and killing. , , THE STAR TO-DAY D A V ID P O W E L L in “ The Mystery Road ” Also “ The Tank Town Follies” a Two-Part Hallroom Boy Comedy Tomorrow— A n All-Star Cast in “ The W ild Goose,” also Fox News - The World .Owes |Me a Living squnro miles, both of which will bo much increased when Costa Rica nnd Nicaragua join tho federation." POPE TRIAL IS RE­ SUMED THIS MORNING Said tho fellow who did not like to work and ho really thought tho world should pay him without working ^ 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. Tho world owes each one a living but it is up to overy 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 * . ARCADIA, Oct. 3.— C. O. Clnrk, 30 The O N L Y D E C E N T L IV IN G yenrs old and u railroad man, crazed (C ontinued from f i n e O ne) Is obtained by saving your money while with jcnlousy caused, it is believed by urdny’s trial of John H. Pope, local at­ you nre making it nnd put it in the bank Tho disnppointment over domestic troubles torney charged with murder. where it draws 4 per cent interest. run nmuck here Saturday nnd shot nnd witness remained on the stand during killed Attorney James A. Timberlnke, virtually all of the afternoon session , L E T US T E L L Y O U prominent lawyer; his mother-in-law, and the defense had not concluded its gruelling cross examination when tho a Mrs. Dorsey Blount; his wife, Mrs. A B O U T IT T O D A Y * * * * * * * * * * * * - ha HE" RUTH SLAMS case went over until today. The be­ C. O. Clark, nnd then killed himself. OUT FIFTY-NINTH According to C. L. Burnett, deputy lief thut the trial would end today sheri(T, Clark entered the lawyer’s of­ wns dissipated as tho defense gnve in­ HOMER OF SEASON. j: fice, who was counsel for Mrs. Clark dication of its procedure. Pope’s name was not mentioned on NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—"Bnbo" Ruth in a pending divorce suit, nnd started • * * * * * * * * * * ) mndo his fifty-ninth homo run o f tho a quarrel. Within n few minutes ho the witness stund until Novitzky ap­ o f Sanford senson today, off Fullerton, of Boston. drew n Smith & Wesson .32 cnlibro re­ peared. Ho testified to the effect thnt Pope, on tho night of tho killing, bor­ YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. volver from his pocket nnd opened Arc. Two men wero on hnses. The Inwyer fled through n window, rowed his automobile pnd thnt Popo American League. but two bullets struck him ns he ran nnd Rnwllns drove o ff iogothcr in tho CHICAGOAN DIES ON SHIP. At Detroit 0, St. Louis 12. nnd fell in the street, dying nlmost car. Popo told him, ho Baid, - that instantly. Clnrk then turned tho gun they wero going to "stick up" tho : At Washington 11, Philadelphia fl. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3.—The steamer At Now York 7, Boston fl. Cnronln arrived herctodny with tho on J. W. Robbins, pnrtner of Timber- Palace theatre. The witness said this occurred about 0 o’clock. Other wit­ At Chicago 7, Cleveland 4. body of Judge Peter S. Grosscup, for­ lake, but tho bullet wont wild. Clark left the lawyer’s office nnd nesses gave the time of the killing as • ---------------------merly of Chicago, who died two days went direct to the hotel, a few blocks approximately 10:05 p. m. Novitzky National League. out from New York. Death wns due to (away, nnd immediately opened fire on said ho wns accompanied by his wife For a pupil to hold a place of honor and credit in his At Brooklyn 7, New York 4. heart disense, according to tho an­ at the time, who heard the rcmnrk. , his mothcrin-law. Two bullets took c Iuhs these days requires every faculty in its most effic­ At St. Louis 3, Pittsburg 4., nouncement. The body will he sent He nnd his wifo then went to tho sec­ , effect, one in the head nnd the other in ient state. Poor eyesight is n distinct handicap. Hns At Cincinnati 5-0, Chicago 7-7. hack to New York. ond performance of the htcatro and I the breast. Mrs. Blount died within your child entered school fitted to enjoy the develop­ Others not scheduled. / _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ were witnessing the show when the a few hours. ment of nil his intellectual powers to the last degree, or EXPLOSION KILLS THIRTEEN. i After firing upon his inother-irA killing occurred. Later, about 11 is he handicapped by faulty vision ? American Association. law, Clark took deliberate aim nnd o’clock, he continued, Pope returned At Louisville G-3, Milwaukee 2-D. UDINE, ILily, Octi 3.—Thirteen fired a bullet into hi» wife, who wns his car hut expressed surprise at hear­ At Tndiannpolis 0-5, Kansas City 3-2 men were killed nnd many injured to­ in an adjoining room. Mrs. Clnrk fell ing of Hickman's death. A few min­ At Toledo 6-3, Minneapolis 11-8. day when an explosion occurred In a to the floor. He picked her up, ac­ utes inter when he nnd Pope were .11' At Columbus 0-0, St. Paul 1-8. plant mnking fertilizer from old cording to tho deputy sheriff, Any pupil from the public schools hccompnnied by his and nlone ho asked why Rawlins hnd kill­ shells brought from the battlefields. threw her from tho window. ed Hickmnn nnd Pope replied: parents or with n written request from his teacher for Mrs. CLOSE RESERVATIONS. Tho dud which wns tho enuso of the Clnrk was not seriously hurt. "I)------ d if I know.” an examination of his eyes, will receive a thorough ex­ explosion set off a number of other "He wns approached by Pope the amination, with advice whether glasses should be worn, Clnrk fled from tho hotel up nn al­ NEW YORK, Oct. 1.—'Tho New Na­ shells. free o f charge. You mny accept this service for the ley, pursued by a rapidly gathering following day after Novitzky had been tional League club Inst night announc­ benefit o f your child’s eyes with assurance that satis­ posse. He fired several ineffective summoned to the coroner's inquest, he ed thnt it would consider no further VIT k \Trfi¥7|Y__BRIG factory care will be taken o f them. BRIGHT BOY TO shots at his pursuers. Realizing his said, nnd told not to mention his ifnme. applications for world series reservn- j VVAIM 1 L I/ LEA I Novitzky wns the subject of tho AIIN PRINT­ inability to escape, he then turned the tions because of tho over suhscrip- ING TRADE. ONE THAT’S NOT gun upon himself. He died in the grand jury investigation thnt Indicted tlon fo r box nnd grandstnnd sents AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK. street. Rawlins and Pope, but no action wns for games 1, 3, 6 nnd 7, under Its su­ APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINT­ taken and ho hns been held in jail as pervision. ING COMPANY. tf a materlnl witness. On cross exami­ Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. nation, the defenso spent more than two hours in an apparent effort to ob­ tain nn ndntission to turn state's evi­ ; Office Opposite Postoffice Phone 192 dence. This effort apparently wns not successful, the witness developing a ' - T O SEE BETTER SEE MOORE— faulty memory ns to many questions. k ■ ' • He became greatly confused at times ■ hut usually answered that he did not ■■■^■■■■■■■■■■liaW «BnBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBM BB „ „ „ „ remember. He had even forgotten the time, place and other incidents as to J^^^B^B^^B^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflflHBIfllNBBMBBBBBBBBBflflBI when he wns married. At the outset Saturday morning the defense announced it had no witness­ es ns it did not know of the specific allegations nnd hnd been denied n hill of particulars ns to tho first degree W e have just pur­ charge. It wns possible thnt witness­ chased a carload o f es would ho summoned ns the enso de­ veloped, it was stated. This statement followed State’s Attornoy Frank A. Everything is ready, for you to select your Fall and Winter Clothes. Widemnn’s deninl thnt he hnd n writ­ SUPERIOR styles and SUPERIOR qualities feature in this wonderful ten confession from Rawlins. Raw­ ’ Buying* this quantity lins hnd implicated Pipe in statements, Fall Opening of Lntjies’ Wearing Apparel at our store. he snid. enables us to make Repeated clnshes between Attorney you the following: E. \V. Wnybright of the defense, nnd prices on these assistant state’s nttornoy W. A. Hnly lowes, jr., brought a warning from tho splendid tires — all court. The dbfendant's nged mother, wf. y brand new and recently borenved by tho death of her ■ * H • husband, a well known criminal law­ strictly firsts: yer, sat directly behind her son nnd We arc offering these in a variety of styles thnt are strictly correct nnd undorwent tho ordeal with composure the wonderfully low price that we nre ennbled to offer them for owing 30x3 N on­ except in one instance when a friend to n fortunate purchase, will he a revelntion to you. Come in now nnd S k i d ............. $ 9.95 crossed tho court room nnd greeted make your selection. her. Then Bhe gnvo wuy to tears. The 30x31/2 N on­ defendant, an able criminal lawyer, Skid ............ 11.95 scemod to enjoy the frequent pordicnments of tho state’s material witness, Novitzky. X The Peoples Bank SPORT WORLD School Opened Today EXAMINATION FREE _ TOM MOORE s Optometrist-Optician GET Y O U R FALL andW INTER OUTFIT = -— at — ~ - I FORD OW NERS J. M. DRESNER’S 214 E. First Street Sanford, Florida SUPERIOR TIRES Fur Coats, Fur Trimm ed Coats, Furs, Chokers, Etc. Our <tModels are Exclusive PH ONE 121 Ih . W ig h t B ros. C o., Inc. A Mr. Rice In Florida has married, a Mis sHays. What will the harvest I bo __________________ . - , ■ ■ . I ‘MV-*m; . . *■.• •■* ■ �^ ? i ! { ►v•’ '■''* thk San fo rd d a ili . * v* y ' . * ‘ *• -*' * l, j*'.' £ALDt’ TUESDAY, OCTOBER _4, 1921 Te3-__■ __’__ ■:___ :_*__ . ■■■ __:__ - IT _________ —— _______ Daily Fashion Hint ' *> ^y**t- •’. r I •« ■ -------------------— — ■ OUR WEEKLY., BUSINESS REVIEW U. S. T IR E S A N D TUBES By Henry Clews & Co. 151 OFF LIST An increasing number of indications NEW YORK, Oct. 4.— President of Improvement In business is to bo Harding's unemployment conference la For a limited time thq outstanding event of the week in noted. Important among these are tho a govorenmentnl aspect, and ngaln the continued improvement in TH IS S A L E PRJCE confirms the opinion that has long steel trade, where sheet mills are now IS C A SH been entertained by the commifnity running up to 76 or 80 per cent of ca­ pacity in many instances, tho growth concerning the president’s desire to do Don't fail to drivo through our all ho can in the old of business. The of railroad traffic and earnings, much filling station and try your concrete proposals of the conference greater activity in 0 number of tho wheal alignment. Tho Weaver still remain tb be developed, but branches business which have hereto­ indicator shows you if y0Ur should nt least result In bringing fore been dull and decided advance In wheels need attention. about co-operative effort toward the tho copper shares following upon re­ ports of Improved demand. Retail improvement of conditions. Vulcanizing1 trade has held its own remnrkably The Senate and Taxation well, and diirlftg the post few da^s Delay In the senate with reference to the tax situation has been disap­ thefo have been indications of de­ pointing, but may result in the im­ cided improvement in wholesale trade provement of a measure which Is ttius In not a few particulars. Export de­ fnr decidedly below expectations. It mand has again increased, and,'if any­ 1st and Elm Ave. Phone 447-W is announced that Senator Smoot will thing, the sale of goods that are be­ . 4i|«i wt i ■*1 J u offer his sales tax plan on the ftdor ing currently made abroad arc ex­ and in a form which will be both ef­ cessive rather than below normal. fective and productive of revenuo suf­ Prices continue to advance moderate­ DECREASE SHOWN IN ficient to take the place of taxes ly, thus giving further evidence that NUMBER OF FAMILIES which it Is to supersede. According the business depression is practically TO BUILDING IN U. S to computations, the plan proposed by past its turning point. Market Review and Outlook Sonntor Smoot will be capable of pro­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 4— D ecree There is still lack of activity on the ducing revenue up to $2,000,000,000 during the decade in the average per annum; while fnr from its falling stock exchange, but sentiment unques­ number o f persons in n family ami to upon the shoulders of the rank and tionably has undergone n material a dwelling In the United States is in. change for the better during the last file of the public, It would probably re­ lieve the general mass of the popula­ several days, and this, as a general dlcatcd by comparative statistics tion by eliminating the indirect bur­ proposition, paves the way for higher made public todny by tho census bu­ dens that follow from the excess prof­ values. Plentiful supplies of money; reau. The 1020 census showed, n stateits tnx and the high rates of Income very much more satisfactory results [ ment said, that tho nation's popuiataxation. While there la opposition from railroad operations; indications j tion wns grouped into $3,351,476 to theadoption of n sales tax ntpres-' duy hy day that steel and iron and ■families residing in 20,697,004 dwellent, there can be no questionthat it is other branches of trade are reviving! intrs, making an average of 4.3 pergradually gaining adherents ami that and thee unabated demand for bonds sons to a family and 5.1 persons to a eventually there is a good chance of are good and sufficient reasons for the dwelling. its becoming a law; based on necessity hopeful feeling now prevailing regard­ In 1910 the average number of per. and on merit, it ought to, ns it is n ing the shnre list. Danger of liquida­ sons , to a family wns 5.4 nnd to a simple form of tnxntion, fair to nil tion brenking tut again is not to be dwelling 5.2. The average in both cas­ Altogether, the tax situation in its feared, for the reason that there is no es was stil 1higher in 1880, five peressentials now for the first time seems longer need of involuntary selling, and BOns to n fnmily and 5.6 persons to a likely to get a thorough discussion in present owners of stocks nre satisfied |dw elling-and has declined steadily congress. to sit tight in the firm belief that since. Consolidating the Railroads their patience will be rewarded before Tho census bureau applies the term Several fnctors have influenced in l°ng. The threatened strike by rail- "fam ily” to a group o f persons, important way the attitude of j n - *vny trainmen, while not taken aerious- whether related by blood or not, liv­ vestors toward the railway shares. !>\ l*ns n more or less disquieting cf- ing together in one household. One Ti.nir itrnwini* wnmini., nnd ihn Iw.it,»r toot, to the extent at least of holding person living alone is counted as a FRANK AKERS TIRE CO. *♦♦♦♦ PROGRESS INTEREST PAID s e r v ic e :; !44.+44^+++'M>++4><M*+4-4+<t-**+**+'t++>t + < > *<H- •>++*+++*<f ♦♦♦♦+♦ the winter nt the home of Mrs. It. II. T-angley, on Tenth street. SOCIETY J. W. Ilrown, of Itivcrlaml, Fin., HRS. FKRD DAIGRR, Society Editor, xnis transacting business hero yesterPhone 217-W SOCIAL CALENDAR SIMMONS TO TELL OF CI.AN. TUBS DAY—'The Daughters o f Wosley will hold their business meeting nt S o’olock nt the Methodist church. Fill DAY— Mesdnmrs R. K. Tolar wild John T. Brmly will entertain nt a miscellaneous "shower” in compli­ ment to Mm. Dun U. Wilder, of Jacksonville, n recent bride, at four o’clock, at the home of the former. Friday— Miss Carolyn Spencer will entertain complimenting Misses LnClniro Jones and Lillie Ruth Spenc- ATLANTA, Oct. 4,— W. J. Simmens, imperial wizard o f the Knights of the Ku Klnx Klnn today wns requested by Chairman Campbell of the house rules committee to come to Washington on October It for the bearing on the klnn, and will be there, it xvas announced late today. PREDICT LIBERTY BONDS WILL SOON A SATIN COAT To l>c smartly dressed, one must have a rout that is long and enveloping. It may lie made of satin, of scree, of I'oiret twill or of velours, but if long and v.cll cut, it will be exclusive in style This model fastens nt one side audlis lieId in at tlie bark and sides with a narrow belt of self-material. The deep collar and laq.e cuff* are ini|iortant details. M olinas Li* requires 5 yards 36-inch or ,t yarn* 5; inch material! Pictorial Rex irw t out No. u-JUJ. Si/es, ,u to p* inches bust and 18 and jo years. Price J5 cents. ! A FLORIDA CATTLE LOAN HANK WILL AID INDUSTRY. j Announcement that the question of establishing 14 cattle loan hank in Florida wil Itnke definite form Tues­ day, when representative cattlemen ami business men from all part of the state will gather in Jacksonville to dlscuss thoproposition, will be received with interest throughout Florida, beenus the possibilities of this nidus- many ottier industries, Tor "snoe- definitely considering n proposal string" methods cannot bo practced 1consolidate thx^railronds of the coun- ket’s sluggishness, but just ns soon hureau’t9 Ossification, Aa *hown b>’ thc 1020 ct>n!'Ufi* t!,f> suecessfully. try into some 19 or 20 large systems, ns the general public are convinced that trade improvement hns come to averngc 8*ro families xvas greatPerry Jerniga.i, of Sail ford, spent Tho War Finance Corporation has .‘ taking in all the roads operating 1,000 stay, it cannot be doubted that the in Southern plates and smaller yesterday in Tampa shaking hands tentatively set aside ane hundred mil- miles or more, is not yet a market buying movement will quicken very 'n " cstem states, the bureau im­ with friends.—Tampa Tribune. tion dollars for the aid of the cattle factor, but is certain to exert a most materially, as the general run o f stock nounced. Thc^numbor of persons to a industry- There are* stipulations, how- far-reaching influence upon securities is still cheap. dwelling wns greatest in New EngMr. nnd Mrs. Thomas F. East and ever, which must be taken into con from the investment standpoint. One HENRY CLEWS, land nnd Middle Atlantic states and little daughter, Yvonne, are* moving sideration by those states wishing to early influence of it would undoubted­ ___________________smallest in Western states. Among intoday into the house recently occu­ take advantage of the available funds. ly be that of promoting speculation in dividual states the average to n fam­ pied by Mr. and Mrs. Magee at 305 As in Federal aid for revids. thc states railroad issues based upon tho prob- MEMBERS SEMINOLE CHART., O. E. S., TAKE NOTICE. ily in 1920 ranged from 3.5 in Nevada French avenue. must meet certain requirements— effev' 1 of such consolidation in to five in North Carolina, and to n --------and these requirements will be taken 1fronting a demand for outstanding stocks. The fact that the amount of The regular business meeting of dwelling from 3.7 in Nevada to 7.8 in Mr. and Mrs. Magee are now occu­ up at the meeting here* Tuesday. securities to be issued by each of the Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. S., will New York. pying the home they recently pur­ Realizing the importance of sort. . . . , ,. . . , ™___ , . „ „ consolidated enterprises is not to ex- be held Thursday evening at 1.0O. chased from Frank Gray am, on San­ culture and livestock raising, a billion . . . . . . . . . . . , __ ...... .. . MASONS ATTENTION: , , cced the nhvslcal value o f the consti- jlenxbef* are requested to attc;— ford Heights. dollar relief act was passed by con!. * * .* ' " , ; ‘ tuent lines would furnish the basis promptly. Remember \*acation time gress—and the idea in the minds of Regular meelng Blue Lodge to­ from which such speculation would is over. Let’s get busy. The Misses Muriel, teachers at the the promoters of this bank is to cause night. Work in F. C. Degree. All SARAH E. PARKER. start. Public hearings before the com­ high school, are with Mrs. R. E. Tolar Florida t*» be one of the first states Masons invited. mission are* to be undertaken, and 4-3t. Secretaryfor the winter. small and temporary setbacks. to qualify for available relief. these will be a market factor of utSell it with a Herald Want Ad. Delay in taking care of this Indus. , , .................... most importance. The “ plan of re­ Miss Ida Gray has returned freon TARIFF DUTIES WILL CARPETS AND RUGS : * , adjustment o f New York City Railher summer vacation and is xvith Mrs. WASHED ROOST POTASH PRICES. I o f dollars, and will cost millions more Pure Water Means Good Health. roads” offers many suggestions, some and cleaned at your home or we will Barin'r for the winter. if immediate steps are not taken to Good Health Means llappine** of them apparently desirable, but is ra)| for arMj deliver. Hamilton Beach The problem presented to Florida permanently establish it, ami realiza Expert Ar­ lacking in definite methods for the a t -. Rl^trlc Washers used.—Sanford Mr. and Mrs E. M. Johnson, of Orcitrus growers by thc proposed pro- tion o f this prompted progressive bus- j toinmtnt of itt objects. Whatever the lesian and Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone 560 Ia ndo, are* spending some time he tv at vision under the nexv tariff being con- iness men to call this conference of m u lt, to ^ lookwl for they an, stin Tubular Well Borer. Agent for Airthc Montezuma. ongress is a consid smerva nt>xv by Congress consul* influential financiers and leaders in far in -the l . #...__ future. Post cards— local viewi -lc each at motor Wind Mills and Tanka. Water enxble one. It is proposed to put a tax the affected industry. There is no sen-! guaranteed. Gen. Del., Sanford. Fla. Business Still on the Upgrade. the Herald office. A. J. Daiireite. represented Tampa upon imported fertilizer materials sible reason why Ftorixla should not here* ver. to relay. xvhich .according to George P. Thom- forge ahead in this business and be as, manager of fertilization opora- one of the first states to qualify for C. M. Johnson was a business tion for thc Exchange Supply Co., aid. The sooner this is done the soon­ Hor here from the "City Beautiful. , wil, work 4 consi^ rabU. harJship on er the future of the industry wil! be yesterday. the gre<xvx*rs. assured.—Jacksonville Metropolis. ,, v, . . . .. . . .1 Thx* duties prep^vx-si would work t o 1 0-----------, E. .1 . Nelson, of Mobi.e. A-a^. made , he p^ nt pricr., of sui. THIRTY ELEVENS IN time here at the Monteiuma. ing market fur all government xvnr is sues. Improvement In the money and in'estment markets practically complete mmdation o 'Liberty bonds by small buyers ami the fact that the war is­ sues are finding new favor in Ihe eyes of large and small Investors, have combined to bring about higher levels, officials said. Heretofore* it nas been easy to se­ cure* Liberty bonds at low figures from small buyers who were forced to sell been vise of lack of employment. With this flood of small sellers out of , . , . , , the market, purchases must be made . , 1. 1 frx'tn stronger hands, consequently causing higher prices. Officials forecast gradually increaslnR priw> from now on> with onu. A. A. HOLLEY HI; ‘ FORD CAR PRICES I Dtj I t i! Mr 7 " T T T »* * 0 p n ton: m n ri.v DIXIE’S CLASH TODAY. >*v*sterxlav xvhile attending to busi- • . . . . .... j of pxitash $A> per ton; manure salts --------nM*’ 1810 per tx>n, and kainlt JO ;>er ton. ATLANTA, Oct. |.— Football fans 1 The matter h,is been the subject o f of Dixie wil Iprobabiy have an op- ‘ Miss Elizabeth Humphries, o f Dade oonsiderablc Cx'rrespowlenee between o ftheir favorite teams to show among City, one xxf the teacher* in the public |yjr> Thomas and Senator Fletcher and , th* beat elevens today, when thirty svhools here, is pleasantly Kvatx-d for^ Congressman Drane. Senator Fletch- games are scheduled. ---------------—— ---------------------------------- er has written that while he and his The Auburn-Howard game at Bir■ * ■ ■ * ■ * * * ■ * ■ ■ * * * ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Florrtda colleagues will put forth mingham. will give the PPlair.emen ll m _ t every. posseibte effort against this their first real opposition. Georgia, xx »♦ 1. move, that seemingly they haxe little, ^outh Carolina. Florida, Washington, Foot of First St. ■j hope for success in even modifying and Lee, VaVnderbilt. Tulane and Se­ the xiuties pwopexsed. According to wannee will take the field for the first Senator Fletcher, there is a very time this year. Georgia will play JefWte Farty line-up in bo:h Houses Merter. Virginia, meets Davidson who o f Congresa in favor of the tariff pro­ defeated her opponent Ixzt Saturday gram. and the Urge majority behind w*th only two hears c f scrimmage the movement doe-x not allow itself practise. Theteams of Gexrgia Tech to be seriously affected by protests and Centre doltccc ‘ill - «» have an o f any sort from any section of the opportunity to show their ability. South. South Carolina will meet Erskine; The purposes of the tariff duties FV-ffdixia goes to Columbus. Go., to nominally is to protect American pot­ pixy *he U- S. I n la w s K-hoo.; Wash ash proxha.-ers. However, according to ington and Lee meets Randclpk-MaMr. Thomas, because of » much Urg- con. Vanderbilt plays Tennessee State RENTAL I er chlorine content, the American pot­ Normal. Lulane meets Mississippi B A TTE R IE S 1 ashes. generally speaking, are not College and Sewannee meets Cumber­ available *or use in fertilizers for land. FOR A L L C A R S ; citrus trees. This will necessitate the Congress might compromise the continued importation o f potash from foreign sources for this purpose, and thing and raw a law that beer for the only effect of this tariff will be mexFcin* must be taken in a capsule. to increase the cost of such fertilizers —Colorado Springe Telegraph to the users.— Ftorixla Grower. For office suppUca, -.'ate M the Herald at tax a m u t IU IM U M I M. .Vu, HOF-MAC i BATTERY! CO. 1■ New 1 Filling Station 1 A F . O . B . D E T R O IT * REGULAR TYPE— LIST TOURING ........ ............... ............................................. - ..............— ............................... $355.00 RUNABOUT ......................................................... 325.00 CHASSIS ........................................................ 295.00 ” A A X J D E M O U N T A B L E RIM S A N D 30x3*/2 TIRES TYPE— TOURING ....... RUNABOUT’ ...... - .................... LIST TYPE— $380.00 CH ASSIS................................. 350.00 TRUCK C H A SSIS........... LIST $320.00 445.00 W IT H ST A R T E R Y TYPE— TOURING -------------------------------------------------------RUNABOUT —................................................ .......- ..... ........................................ ........ CHASSIS ------------------ -------------------------------------------- - .............................................. LIST 395.00 365.00 D E M O U N T A B L E R IM S, 30x3*4 TIRES and ST A R T E R TYPE— TOURING ............. RUNABOUT ............................. CH ASSIS____________________ LH$T TYPE— $450.00 TRUCK C H A SSIS............. 420.00 S E D A N ............. 390.00 COUPBLET . PLAC E Y O U R ORDERS N O W FOR PRO M PT D E L IV E R IE S FO RD D E A L E R C. C. COBB, Salesman A Sanford, Florida ® LIST $515.00 660.00 593.00 _ 2 ^ �If Wi PAGE TH R O THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1921 110.000. 000 AID FORJfETERANS Largest Watch Ever Constructed Cross Provides Friendly Service of Many Kinds to Army of Disabled. ICITRUS SEMINAR GATHERING AT GAINESVILLE! rmJ ' bulk The Bell Cafe 5 OF WORK BY CHAPTERS •M ■ announces a reduction in prices o f 35 per GAINESVILLE, Fln.„ Oct. 4.— A largo attendance of citrus fruit grow­ 5 cent on all short orders, and the price of ers from ill pnrts of tho stato aro ex­ regular meals will be reduced later. pected to rcnch herb today for tho an­ " nual citrus seminar, which Is to bo followed by tho annual "livestock rounup” and tho gathering of the Florldn, Beekeepers1 Association. The program for tho cltruB seminar follows: Tuesdny Morning, Oct. 4. 9:16— Invocation, Dr. John G. An­ derson. Opening addresses, C. K. McQuick nnd Satisfactory Service Will be Rendered Qunrrie, agent; Dr. A, A. Murphrco, Dr. William Newell. COFFEE, 5c per cup— Drink All You Want 10— "The Relation of Mclnnoso to5 Will appreciate a call from you------------- Give us a Trial Fruit Rotting in Transit," Dr. O. F. Burger. 10:30—"Spraying for Molanose," E. ------------------ W E T H A N K Y O U -----------------DuBusk. 11— "Various Causes of Fruit Drop­ ping," II. E. Stovons. 11:30— "Movement o f UndofoUatcd ■m Citrus Stock,” F. M. O’Bymo. Tuesday Afternoon. 2— "Experimental Fertilizer Inves­ tigations," Dr. R. W. Ruprecht. 2:30—"Inspection of Fruits and Vegetables In the Markets,' Wells A. nous Fungi," Dr. E. W. Bergor. ROTARY CLUB TO GO Sherman, bureau of markets, United 11—"New and Important EntomoINTO HOG RAISING. States department of ngrlculturc. gcnoUB Fungi," A. T. Spenro, burenu 3— “ Causes of Fluctuating Mark­of entomology. Paper presented by LIVE OAK, Oct. 4.—Tho local Ro­ ets," Dr. L. M. Bristol, professor of W. W. Yothers. tary Club unexpectedly has gone into economics, Unlvorsity of Florldn. 11:20— "Grapefruit Curing nnd Stor tho hog raising business. The club at 3:25— "Some Fundamentals of age Investigations," Dr. L. A. Haw­ tho Suwannee Farms Loltyid China Grove Post Control,” ^V. W. Yothers, kins, physiologist, bureau o f plant in­ sales three weeks ngo purchased a burenu of entomology, United States dustry, United States department of blooded sow as an encouragement to farmers in tho vicinity. At tho weekly department o f agriculture. ngrlculturc. luncheon last wook tho Rotarians were 4— "Demonstration In Making Bor­ 11:40 — "Qunrnntlno Inspection greatly surprsod to learn that the deaux Mixture nnd Bordonux-Oll Mix­ Work," Dr. J. H. Montgomery. sow had presento dthe club with 11 ture,” F. M. O’Byme nnd Dr. O. F. Wednesday Afternoon. pigs. Tho Rotarians voted t place Burger. , 2—"Tho Mexican Bean Beetle a 8— "Marketing Southern Fruits,"Menace to Florldn," Neal F. Howard, tho pigs with farmers in shares, the to split the Charles J. Brnnd, vice-president nnd bureau of entomology, United States club nnd the farmers profits fifty-fifty. Tho Rotes now are general manager, American Fruit department of agriculture. Growers, Inc. 2:30— "Tho Just Valuation of Citrus claiming the Rotary pig club champ­ • Discussion nnd stercopticon views. Properties for the Purpose of Taxa­ ionship o f tho state. Wednesday Morning, Oct. 5. tion," Marlon L. Dawson. DRINK 9— "Control of Thrips,” J. It. Wnt- 2:50— "Plans for tho Lnko Alfred son. Citrus Branch Expetimcnt Station," Elder Springs Wnter. Its 99 98-100 per cent pure. Phone 81L !):30—“ Mealy Bugs,” Jeff Chaffin. Dr. Wilmon Nowoll. 9:40—“ Citrus Work, in Florida by 3:15— Unfinished program. the Burenu of Plant Industry," Dr. 4:30— Adjournment. Phone 176 Fourth and Sanford Ava, W. A. Taylor, chief. New Era printery 10:05—"Importance of Quality Office supplies of all kinds at The G. Bassett Smith, Prop. Fruit anil Firstclnss Pack,” M. J. Hornld Printing Co. When you want COMMERCIAL AND I Dnetwyler. nnythlng in this line see Tho Herald. JOB PRINTING 10:35—"New Strninss of Entomogo* Wo hnvo It or can got i t Everything in Season can always be Found at •. 2397 of These Aro Helping Ex’ service Mon Obtain Bene­ fits U. S. Provides. THE BELL CAFE one field of R«d Cross Herv,c<! “ loue,h„ of nsalatlnif disabled veterans of World War, entails expenditures u . WOtwo tireuter titan the aggregate 1" V rKclpta of *lie Annual lt*»ll fa ll of 1W0 the American lied Cross tin■ounces la a statement urging a wideea(J Increase In membership ut the Annual Roll Call. November It to 34. At the present time Nntlonnl Headaaartere end the nation wide chain of ’ otaptere of the Had Cross Is spendw approximately 110,000,000 annuallj for the relief of dlsablod ex-service and their fatnlllus, while the agThe largest watch ever made Is mi exhibition ;u the National museum In negate receipts from Inst year's Roll Washington. It In six times the slxo of the ordinary 22-Jewel watch, nine and (%ll were approximately 10,000,000. one-half Inches In diameter mid one and one-bit If Inches thick. Its main sprlus It la In the 2,289 of the 3,000 lied Is nine feet long. Croa Chapters which still are helping n lve the veteran's problem of adjust­ ing himself to a normal civilian status that the greater part of the cost of this DIG AUTO SHOW service !i borne. Of the total stun IN JACKSONVILLE ipent for vetorana' relief Inst year, FOR ENTIRE STATE. National Headquarters expended a to tai of more than $2,000,000, while tin JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 4.— Planned remaining disbursement of approx I on ascalc larger Linn anything of its oately $7,000,000 represents the con kind over before attempted in Flori­ trlbutlon of Chapters In this country da, tho show of the Jacksonville Auto­ wide effort to ssslat the Government Any breaking out or skin irritation mobile Dealers Association opened to providing the aid sorely needed to last night with a complete line of nil on face, neck or body Ih overcome these men and their families. quickest by npplying Mentho-Sulpjiur, locally handled. An Evar Expanding Problem For weeks members of tho associa­ says n noted skin specialist. Because That the problem of the disabled tion hnvo been busy preparing for of its germ destroying properties, Mrvtco man Is ever-expanding and tho show nnd nl ldny Sundny and nothing hns ever been found to tnke probably will not reach the peak be­ latest model the plnce of this sulphur prepnrntlon fore ID2S, la tho assertion of well-ln- Monday morning tho that instantly brings case from the forined Government officials and that cars, direct from tho factory, were itching, burning and irritation, being placed 2.. ’107 Iti'd Cross Chapters regard It in the large auditorium Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema right at Ashley and Oconn streets. as their most Important work Is evi­ up, leuving the skin clear and smooth. Through the courtesy of the E. C. dence tluil the expansion Is In nowise It seldom fails to relieve tho torment Williamson Motor Co., this building conllned to a particular section but Is, or disfigurement. A little jar of an the contrary, nation-wide. At the was mnde available for the exhibition. Mentho-Sulphur may be obtained at end of the fiscal year, June 20, 1021, Mr. Williamson will move into tho any drug store. It is used like cold there were 2(1,.'100 disabled service men building as soon ns tho show is ovor. cream.— Adv. In the 1,1)02 United Stutes Public plnco who ntho doors arc thrownG Health Service, Contract and Govern­ Over sixty exhibitions wore In plnco FAMOUS NOVEL SCREENED. ment Hospitals nnd Soldiers Homes, when tho doors woro thrown open, and that number Is Increasing nt a roprestnting tho best in the many "The Wild Goose" By Gouverneur rate of 1,000 a month. linos of automobiles, trucks and ac­ Morris, to lie Seen Here Tonight Thousands of these men receiving cessories. medical treatment, compensation and Gouverneur Morris’ fine novel, "The Booths hnvo been erected nnd rep­ & vocational training from the Govern­ Wild Goose,” recently published by resentatives o f tho various lines nre ment today, Htnrteil their efforts to on hnnd to explain every dctnil of Charles Scribners Sons, of New York, f obtain them through tho lied Cross and which has been extensively sold, their cars. i Chapter. The Chapter, nctlng ns the Practically every need of the pros­ has been picturizcd by Cosmopolitan disabled mun’s ngent in claim* against for Paramount, and it will be shown the Government, Informs the man as to pective motorist hns been anticipated at the Star Theatre tonight. Mary the procedure necessary to gnln for in tho elaborate displays nnd the deal­ Mac Laron nnd Holmes E. Herbert him that which Is provided hltn by ers hnvo vied with each other in dec­ play the lending roles. Federal statute. His nppllcntlons for orative fenturces. “ The Wild Goose" was first pub­ A number of lectures along educa­ toinppiisatlon, medical treatment and lished in serial form in Ilearst's Maga­ training are properly filed with the old tional lines will ho delivered during zine, whose circulation is 200,000 a »f /be jt«>d Om *• Chapter, the week. month, beginning in September, 1018. r Musical features will he given ev­ Many Forma of Assistance The story caught on immediately nnd If there ts delay hefore the mnn’a ery evening. A norchesirn hns been was widely read. Mr. Morris’s other clslin Is ncted upon, the Hod Cross engaged nnd singers will render pop­ stories have found grent favor with Chapter lends the ninn money to meet ular songs. mngnziQo renders. Ho was born in the Imperative needs of hlmaelf. nnd It is ulnnncd to hnvo the show open 1876 in Now York City. Ho attended hls dependents. nt 2 p. m., each day nnd remain open Ynlc University nt Now Hnven, Conn, Must vital to the mnn'a gaining full until 11:20 p. m. and graduated with u B. A. degree in ben"fit from the Government's care Is Following nre tho enrs nnd tho 1808. Among the most noted of his keeping hls mind free from worry nhnut firms in charge of thorn: works are "The Penalty," "When My hls home. Keeping the veteran's fam­ E. Scroven Bond Motor Co., Paige Ship Comes In," nnd "Tho Goddess." ily from hardship of every kind and cnr. Informing hltn of Its welfare Is an Bacon Motor Co., Hudson nnd Es­ ANCIENT STEAMER LINE other province of the Chapter. Free sex cars. RAN TO ROCKLEDGE from fear on this score, the man's re­ Hanson cars, "made in Dixie," GrnVIA LAKE POINSETT. covery and advancement usually !■ dy Deon. rapid. Vclie nnd Harmon enrs, William A. Kvery month during the Inst year, C. II. LolTler brought n card to the Estover. the American Tied Cross has given Herald offico this week thnt adver­ J. It. Holland Motor Co., Chnndler aervlce of one kind or another fo an tised tho steamers running from San­ average of 120,2111 former service men nnd Cleveland cars. ford to Rockledge via Poinsett. Tho Bnrwnld Bros., Liberty cars. and their families. An Indication of card snys: Stcnmor "Astatula" leaves Howard Boss, Inc., Oldsmoblle cars Sanford every Monday nnd Thurs­ the extent of the faith reposed In the lied i 'runs Chapter Is to lie found In nnd trucks. day nt 8:20,arrives at Lnko Poinsett «b« fact that there were 860,544 re­ Burwoll Moto Co., Ford enrs, trucks next day nt 7 n. m. Three miles to quests for friendly aid in tho solution nnd tractors. Rockledgo by hack meeting stenmer of personal problems. Detroit Scripps-Booth Co., Scrippsglong north Tuesday, ami south Fri­ 440 Workers In Hospital* Booth cars. day. Returning leaves Poinsett nt 8 While tho innn prior to entering Olmstcad Motor Co., Franklin cars. p. m., Tuesday nnd Friday, arriving nt Government care deals largely with tho Mnngols-Kirhy Co,, Chnlmcrs, Mnx- Snnford on Wednesday nnd Saturday Chapter, afterward ho comes Into con­ wo IIb cars nnd Ropublic trucks. tact with the aervlce provided by Namorning, making connection for nil t unni Headquarter*. There are 448 Reo-Varn Moto Co., Reo cars and points. In January,tho stenmer Jnunita Red Cross workers In the United trucks. will bo put on tho lino making tri­ into* Public Health Set^lce and con­ McCants-IInll Co., Ford enrs trucks weekly trips. Joe Smith ninnnger, nnd tract hospitals and other Institutions E. B. VnnDemnn agont at Snnford. *n which these men are being cured nnd tractors. Pnckard-Florldn Motor Co., Packard *or, whose duty Is to provide for hls Many o f tho old timers will remem­ tocreatlnn, help him with hls compon- cars nnd trucks. ber thoso little river steamers thnt *»t!nn claims, keep him In touch with Clnudo Nolnn, Cadillac enra, now 61 mndo tho upper St. Johns river trip v family; In short, meeting hls every nibdcl nnd Cndillnc cchnssls. nnd tho enrd showB thnt even in tho need outside of tl»nt provided by the Tho Riddle Boys, Inc., Stephens early days tho upper river could ho Government. While these are n few Snlient Six and Soldcn trucks. nogotinted. It wns n enso of neces­ or tho responsibilities of the National William C. Thomas, Indiana trucks. sity then to use tbq river nnd every­ rgnnlzntlon, they nre by no menna Willys-Ovorland Co., Overland nnd one usc<| it ns thcro wero no rnilronds. ■ Among other lied Croaa accom­ plishments for the yeor are: Willys-Knlght cars. Now the peoplo aro again UBing tho tt bandied 70,722 allotment and al­ Southern Nash Motors Co., Nash boat lines bemuse the high freight lowance clnlma. cars nnd trucks. rates have forced them to do so. It delivered through It* Chapter orSouthom Motors Co., Chevrolet If tho boats in tho early days could * nlzntlon 02,022 allotment check* to go from Snnford to Lake Hnrnoy and veterans who hud moved front the ad- cars. dresses furnished to the ITureau of Morgan-Buick Co., Bulck cars. on to Lako Poinsett they could go " j,r »t«k Insurnnee. E. C. Williamson Motor Co., Dodgo j thoro now and with a canal connecting It Provided a special fund of »10,000 with t^io Indian river go all tho way or medical assistance to men under Bros., cars, closed sedan nnd coupes to Miami. and open cars. vocstlonnl training. It mndo 22,40.1 lonna totaling *400.000 peninsular Motors Co.,Cole cars. Inking vocational training, of The world news the day It happens, Marin and Chapman, Jordan cars. nidi 8f) per cent has been repaid., delivered at your door each evening, 16c the week. Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. Sell It with a Herald Want Ad. SULPHUR IS BEST TO CLEAR UP UGLY, BROKEN OUT SKIN t s The Bell Cafe fifj] TYPEWRITERS A I oAU Kinds ---oAll £Makes N E W L. C. SM ITH (Cash or .Terms) f o r ......................................$100.00 •v3 U SED U N D E R W O O D (cash) f o r ......... ..... ..................................... 25.00 U SE D M OLLE, P O R T A B L E (cash or T e r m s ) ........................ 50.00 We are agents for the new P O R T A B L E R E M IN G T O N TYPE­ W R IT E R —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. ONLY $ 75 , m Why Pay More « Everything is coming downr—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. ___ < ! The Herald Printing Co. A L L K IN D S OF T Y P E W R IT E R R IB B O N S, P A P E R , SU PP LIES Ufii •fl« Ay �' • -c ;iiu, rPAOB FOUR THE- SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4,1921 IT SANFORD DAILY HERALD h i HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. m u m u R. J. H O L L Y _______________ Editor If. J. LI LLARD....Secretary-Treasurer E A. NEEL_______General Manager ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr, chovlation s a m o s i . Phone 148 up to C P. M. E a u . Mad. I m w «■ ApylUatUa ■■WatftUa M m ta U tmm .UN D tlJnrW ta Q ty ky Carter . Om Waak ..................................... . . . . » Oaati >Sto Me IS- te 1*-M« V mUt Im U «e> «b*tr M fm e»wr rtu»r. Oaaatr u i la pakUeM AdrarUaia« »au# •a »„Ue»Uoa, D*a*«ntl* la paUttoa. far year, alwaya la advanoa. N .N have the manner o f approaching stranger that will nt least leave good taste in his mouth. There is nothing so disagreeable as having an officer yell at you in a strango town and.tell you where to head In and take you up on the slightest provocation to face the judge on a trivial charge. All of you who have been in such a post tlon in a strange place can bear out this testimony. Officers should bo gentlemanly, courteous, accommodat­ ing and obliging. They should be mighty careful how thoy cnforco the law and should know the law and know how to enforce it. However, it is n difficult matter to get officers to suit everybody Just as it is to get editors to suit everybody. ------------ o----------T 1 IP WAR W A P AGAINST A r u N U T THIE IIP M K liA .A N N ., THE BOOSTING A CITY. Two months ago a gentleman came into the News offico and asked us where Valparaiso, Fla., is located. Wo didn't know. We h»d never heard of Valparaiso. But now we know, and no doubt, the entire nation knows that Valparaiso is one o f the host adver­ tised towns in Florida. So aggressive and persistent are ita advertising campaigns that several big daily newspaper! have devoted as much as a column of editorial space commenting on it, giving it an ad­ vertising campaign that money can­ not buy. We nro told thnt "a city that is set on a hill cannot bo hid.” NWnM> o r can ftwny on e boabout h,tlden n g .tho as ltM,f l oJn which as usual preceded tho Legis­ lature’s disbandment Therefore, tho well-known acid tost remains at 7 to 1 for grapefruit and 8 to 1 for oranges, but according to court interpretation and decisions handed down, it also permits the shipment of oranges and grapefruit without acid test which show onohalf color, indicating maturity on tho tree This matter recently has been made the subject o f a bulletin from the business manager’s offico to the subexchanges and assiclatlons, because of frequent inquiries reaching that office recently from Exchange mem­ bers who were under tho impression that a change had been made during the last legislative session— Florida Grower Business Men of America have confidence in the future. America— financial and business— is em erging from a state of uncertainty in­ to a period which promises healthy and lasting prosperity. Definite improvement along all lines is the best evidence o f adjustment, and certainly conditions everywhere are showing this improvement. This bank has confidence that the worst is past, and faith that the imme­ diate future holds much o f good for all. serried columns of tho dally press. It is possible, while disapproving of So evidently this vigorous little gulf Conserve Your Sight tho Ku Klux Klnn as it has been re­ city is a believer in advertising, in vealed lately, to disapprove also of Our shaded goggles, shod frames, gold blowing its own horn. some of tho methods used to suppress In an advertisement appearing in mountings, etc., in SIZES FOR CHIL­ Sheriff of Texas town told tho the order. In -nrious cities tho au­ leading daily papers of Georgia, Ala- DREN are meeting with great favor. Klansmen that if two of them would thorities have taken it upon thorn- bnmn, South Carolina nnd many oth­ We fit children with children’s glass­ g o with faces unmasked the Kian selves to forbid meetings and initia­ er States, Valparaiso, through vlts es and they aro always pleased, pould march. Fool ardors mndo by o tions of the Klansmen. A COMMUNITY BUILDER mayor, crowds into three inches of TOM MOORE foolish sheriff. Why nsk two of them It may bo questioned whether such spneo talk about the glories and ad­ fo go unmasked. Either ask all of action ngainst the Klan is legal, cith­ F. P. Forster, President OITOMETK 1ST—OPTICIAN vantages of that spot that packed n them to go unmasked or fotbid any of er when taken by the mayor or po­ pupnch nnd n thrill in almost every Office Opp I’ . 0 . B. F. Whitner, Cashier Phono 192 them marching. lice without specific authority or when word. — ■ - o ----------------------taken in pursuance of local ordinances TO SEE BETTER SEE MOORE. "Learn of the Vniue of Paradise"— Rains nre hero nnd there is a big especially directed against the Klnn. thnt is what tho Spanish names means difference in the temperature already It is still more open to question and tho signs nro good for an enrly whether such procedure is sound pol­ and Florida, with the accent on the second syllable is n fine Spanish word fall nnd winter and n big trade. The icy. thnt we have butchered in nn Am­ celery fields are looking fine todny The right of assembly is one of tho erican pronunciation—"Learn of the with the prospects of a good crop at most sacred of American principles, The City Commissioners good prises. The rains are worth not to lie challenged except for the Value of Paradise where dreams enmo true." This nnme nnd those of places o f the City o f Sanford, thousands to this section. gravest cause. That any particular as­ about Valparnfso recall the old Span­ ---------- o----------sembly, or tho organization it repre­ ish regime in Floridn, which Jnckson Florida, will receive bids There is so much good to talk about sents, is judged harmful to the public rather cavalierly maneuvered off the until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc­ You Can Find the N am e of Every Live Proin this city nnd county and so littlo to welfare is not necessarily Justification j contlnent. We confess we had" to run kick about thnt the Herald takes up tober 7, 1921, for fur­ fessional and Business Man in for declaring it outlawed. Only when it down, with index-finger nnd paral­ but littlo of tho criticism thnt is level­ a gathering is for purposes demon­ lels of latitude before we could find nishing said City with led at the few men who seem to be do­ Sanford in This Column strably criminal nre public authorities on the may what President Harding one Combination Pump ing things nnd nre in the public eye. would call this "geographical loca­ Knocking never put any place on tho safe in going to this extreme. Chemical and It is generally better to give an or­ tion." Hut it is situated on seventeen Engine map nnd while healthy criticism is LAW YERS CO NTRACTO RS good, continual knocking is had nnd ganization the benefit of the doubt, miles of Gulf water smiling placidly Hose Motor Car, 600 to there is a difference between construc­ rather than to try to suppress it by in the long hay of Choctnwatchee, 750 gallon capacity. 1,S. O. Shinholser such a high-handed process. It Is some forty miles cast of Pensncoln. George A . DeCottes tive criticism nnd knocking. 000 feet more or less of p/obnbly so in this ense. ---------- o---------Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder To the west only two counties lie be­ Evidence seems to ho accumulating tween its own county of Oklasloosa Standard 21/2 in. fire OFFICERS SHOULD ME CAREFUL. Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA to the effect that this Modern Ku Klux and Alabama— Escambia and Santa hose. SANFORD FLORIDA The Herald makes but few criti­ Klan, a pretended revival of the old Rosa, both Spanish names. Alabama, Certified check of 5 % cisms about the actions of the officials order of that name, but more truly by the way, wishes to purchase thnt Sanford C onstructs Co, . B A TT E R IE S of the city or county, We believe that a revival of the old "American” or portion of Florida west of an exten-, U lU S t accom p an y CrlCM CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS thoy are doing .their duty as they see “ Know-Nothing" party of nnte-bol- sion of the Gcnrgiu-AInhnmn Hno, 1h id . BRINO YOUR Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully it and while they make mistakes they lum days, is an undesirable institu­ which would throw Valparaiso into | Q fty r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t Furnished Battery Troubles to Us are in the main doing as well as (hey tion, Unumericnn in purposo nnd the "Burned-Over Land" of "AlnAll Work Guaranteed can. This has been our policy all the method, in spite of its lofty profes­ buma, Here We Rest," whichever or to reject any or all bids. W* Bp.aUlU* on ElMtrioal Work and nn (It. you d.p*nd.bla i.rrlo*.. n. T. PACE P. O. Box m time nnd we nre not in the carping sions of Amoricnnism. The majority WE ALSO HATE COMPETENT MECHANICS whatever thoy agree it is, Thnt ca­ C. J. R Y A N , TOR OVERHAULING TOUR OAR critic class of continually}- harping on of the citizens seem about convinced 1 lamity must, wo Infer, lie averted, for the frailties of either officials or of that it ought to he abolished. Rut C ‘fv Manager. Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors how could the Vale of Paradise con­ citizens. To err is human nnd the hu­ it does not necessarily follow that it 0-27-8tc Sketches and Estimates Free; m sent to be separated from our Flow­ Company man race is made tip of mistakes, And should he aholshed Incontinental by building too large and none too smaU. ery Kingdom Phone 189 L. A. Rennud, Prop. yet thero nro times when officers force. Anything hearing the semh------ALL WORK GUARANTEED-----The ccnsuus gives Valparaiso some nre too prone to heat up it man or lancc of persecution may help the Mm or so inhabitants, but thoy must ilson & Shorey shoot a man or go beyond their auth­ Klan rather than hinder it, and forci­ HARTFORD B A T T E R Y Pino W make up in stupendous zeal for their and Garland Sta., Orlando, Fla. ority in order to show their authority. ble measures aro likely to he Inter­ As the Irish policeman said when he preted as persecution by the Klans- lark In numbers. Tho advertisement “Battery Insurance” tells us that "a million dollars in mu­ City Licenses Due Oc­ bent up the prisoner, “ It is not because meii and their friends. PURE W A TE R Sold and Serviced by nicipal improvements are authorized I bate you that I bate you but just to Publicity is a better method. Let for this year," and we learn by pri­ tober 1, 1921 show me authority,” and this seems the light in. If the precise nature of Edw. Higgins, Inc. vate wire that the town bus appro­ Elder Springs W ater to be the rule with some. this much-debated organization is priated $10,000 for advertisements. It ATTENTION is called to tho fact 99.98% PURE The Herald knows none of the cir­ Haight & Wieland made clear to the public and to tho is going to put itself on every map. that all City Licenses arc payable on cumstances connected with the shoot­ Phone 3II-W Sanford, Fla. membership itself, the results will Tho advertisement says further or before October 1, 1921. ing of a man here by the officers ex­ take care of themselves. The lignt thnt any one mny "own a beautiful GARAGES SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to cept that he was commnndcd to halt now beating upon the Klnn, with homo here, with a perpetual Income LORD’S P U R IT Y and did not and was shot by the nffigrowing intensity, will probnbly suf­ at practically no investment." That Section 4, Ordinance 25 Smith Bros. Garage cers. He was not advancing on tho W ATER fice for the purpose.—Tampa Tribune. sounds indeed Vnlpnrndisincnl. And Expert Repairing officers with the intention of killing which reads as follows: "That the • ---------o----------what schould draw mos^ wonderfully City Tax Collector before issuing n li­ AS GOOD AS THE BEST them as we understand it and even OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES had he escaped he could have been ap­ THE HUMAN HIDE OF A NEWS­ is the lure of the fishing: "Fishing su­ cense based on a property value, or Oak and First D ali, Service Phone 197 PAPER. preme. Every dny you can catch the capital stock, shall require the per­ prehended again but the officers prob­ big fellows until your back aches and son applying for a license to mnke n ably know why they shot when they R E A L E ST A T E A writer speaks on the human side your hands blister." did nnd they will probably have a written statement under oath of tho SA N F O R D N O V E L T Y chance to tell it in court for there are of a newspaper, reference being to a Hut the city of Valparaiso doesn’t value of tho property, or the amount E. F. Lane few instances where it is Justifiable to country town or small city newspaper, put all its advertising eggs, in one of the capital stock." WORKS ■hoot a man. In this instance tho o f­ ns the big city newspapers of today basket. It sends out in letters a lit­ Application blanks for said licenses Real Estate and Insurance ficers say they only shot to wound tle circular that is fairly startling. will be furnished free of charge nt the V. C. COLLER, Prop. have no personality. Phone 95 the man nnd stop him nnd the serious­ It is a sort of Napoleonic bulletin, City Qffico. Yes, there truly is a human side to and is captioned: "At Valparaiso, ness of his wounds will either con­ ALFRED FOSTER, General Shop and Mil] demn them or justify their actions. a newspaper, but all too often this Florida, Yesterday." The Bulletin be­ 1G8-I0tc City Tax Collector. Geo. W . K night There is so much for an officer to fact is lost sight of by the general fore us gives the record of two yes­ W ork look out for when he is attending to Real Estate and Insurance Glasses Designed public. There is a heart to a newspa­ terdays at Valparaiso, September 21 Eyes Exnmined CONTRACTOR and BUILDER his duty that it is rather difficult for SANFORD FLORIDA per that is warmed by every favor and 25. The weather is reported uh Henry McLaulin, Jr. 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. n man to attend to his duty without and a remark nnd loyal support, as well uh chilled dear nnd plensnnt, o p t . n. making many mistakes from the view nnd hurt by every discourtesy, nnd ndds: "Two days ns nearly perfect ns .. Employment Bureau.. o f public opinion, The enforcing of days could be." But what could be so T R A N SFER ____ The vocational committee of the Bus) ull the laws and ordinances would de­ tho newspaper has a human side that rare ns nday in Valparaiso, except two responds ns becomes humanity. ness nnd Professional Women's Club populate the city for half of the popu"W E DELIVER THE GOODS” Every good business man in the or more days ? requests all young women desiring ln(ion would he in jail all the lime. Homo of the items are amazing: employment to register nt the First Quick Service Transfer There are many fool restrictions about jmiull town recognizes his homo pa­ Nobody under doctor's care, no men per as a friend. Though ho mny not National Bank. uutoniubilcs that would keep the curs Storage Facilities seeking employment, no poor seeking AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman If wo please you, tell others; If off o ff the streets nnd make Sanford a always agree with the policy of the alms, no heat prostrations, no heat OPTOMETRIST tell us. Phone 498 place to he shunned and there is much paper, may have goad cause to differ, sufferers, nobody unnhlc to work on OPTICIAN he realizes that it bus a personality Grudunto Northern Illinois Collage kicking from strangers about the W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ ­ account of the heat. And fishing, bath­ 212 East First St. Sanford. Fla. HOTELS traffic laws being enforced and it is that he wishes to cultivate rather than ing .motoring "fine,* 'in Roosoveltinn IN G W O R K S tho stranger who helps to damn your antagonize. This is tho human aide of tones. O. a. WILSON, Owns! town regardless of whether the laws a newspaper. Being human the home Hotel Montezuma All this information, the record of SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND paper is Just as anxious to cultivate aro stringent or loose. An officer nt Pickling and Preserving a brilliant yesterday, the promise of REASONABLE’ PRICES "Sanford’s New Hotal” all times should ho a diplomat nnd and retain the good opinion of the With! mother. C»r»*« Huitdlnf business Interests nnd the general a still more brilliant tomorrow, is 9L50 Up Per, Day contained in nn attractive little cir­ public. Sanford Machine & Nowhere docs the admirable princi­ cular o f three and n half by six inch­ es. ple of reciprocity fit in to bettor ad­ Foundry Co. W e have the Does it pay a city to advertiso? vantage than between the modern dny General Machine and Boiler Works BANANAS AND business man and the homo newspa­ Valparaiso thinkB so, and goes nt it Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear per. Tho intorosts of both nro Identi­ with wondorfu! vim nnd efficiency. CHERRIES bnnds In stock • . cal, each necessary to the other, nnd — Pnlntkn News. Crank Shafts Re-turned -----------o---------in reality both dependent on one an­ Mason, Sure-Seal Jars ELECTRICAL NO CHANGE MADE IN For a delirious and unusual dish other. Contractors and Jelly Glasses THE GREEN FRUIT LAW. try baking hummus with 1 can A town where tho system of true * i r1 J Sanford Steam Laundry reciprocity exists between tho busi­ of Libby's Red Cherries. Hake 442 ’ Contrary to genernl opinion, the See our line o f FOR SERVICE ness tpen and tho newspaper, whore 20 minutes, hasting with their neither will wantonly antagonize the last Legislature made no chango in Call 146-J • syrup. Stone Crocks, Coolers, ' . . f **|' r*'*fa * ’* -r r -T interests of tha other, and where both tho standards earlier sot by law for ' ■ ■ ■ j realize how ossontlnl to thdr welfare 1 maturity In citrus fruits. This matChurns, etc. is the success of tho other, cannot do J ter was up for considerable discus­ Acteylene W elding otherwise than prosper, sion before tho Legislature, and a hill OF ALL KINDS Recognition of tho human side of a WELAKA BLOCK newspaper thus becomes real busi­ proposing certain changes received Phones 497-494 Sanford W elding Co. ness— and good policy,— Ft. Pierce much attention, but failed of final Tribune. passage In the eleventh hour rush H A R D W A R E CO Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Member of The Associated Preaa First National Bank BIDS W A N T E D PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD N O TIC E TIME STONE JARS D eane T u rn e r BALL G1LL0N& FRY �X | g £ TH K,aAffFORD.DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY,; OCTOBER 4, 1981 • ■ -.... ■ erv a tf •f mit ' " LltOoHaPP*®*0** HlBtloOOf jjiltera In PK#onal In and A b o u t & The C ity r Florida; Fair tonight Wednesday Cooler to- Summary of tbs Floating Snail Talk* Saedactly Arranged for Herald Raadora * chools have opened and everything * USy again. Even Thursday after- * * ns will be a thing of tho past. * pjilies of all kinds at tho * What a fall thoro was my countrymen. From 00 to 00 is going some and it all bears out the statement of the weather prophets that a little bit of rain would mnkc all the difference in the world. It seems that tho "dry movemont” kept tho usual amount of rainfall off tho celery stalk this season for It follows as the night tho day that if the regular rains fall during the summer .months it will bo cool. Wojl, we are getting the rain novi and tho cool weather is hero: * ^ * j, T. McGintoy representing tho Maximum ....................... 00 Minimum ......................... 08 Range ............................. 74 Barometer ....................... 29.02 # * # * Calm nnd cloudy. # * * ,, and advertising. c w. Walker left yesterday for * tow'where ho will attend a meet- * * of the Wesley Brotherhood. School su.. Herald office. Come in nnd ask to see * the new portable Remington type­ * writer. Webster typewriter ribbons nnd car­ bon papers was in the cit ytodny callinc on the locnl trade. * • 5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 4, . * » ~ FRED FREDERICKS SHOT BY OFFICERS ; — IS RECOVERING # # * * * * 0ld fall weather is hero. * toWs are getting busy with fall * •» # # # * # # # # * # * # # * # # * Fred Fredericks, shot by officers Saturday night, is recovering from his wounds, which at first, seemed fatal, but his rugged constitution will stand him in good stand and tho phy­ sicians think he Is out o f danger, al­ though badly pepperedtby small shot, and also n pistol boll in his log. Offi­ cer Ilnrrison wants it stated that he was only doing his duty when ho shot at tho fleeting fugitlvo, nnd that he and City Manager Ryan both had shot guns with tho small shot, and both pulled down on Fredericks as ho went through tho scrub nnd as Chief Klllibrew also fired his pistol, the per­ forated condition of Fredericks Is' the result. It is rumored that ns soon as tho condition of Fredericks warrants it, the matter will be threshed out In the court at which time It will bo determ­ ined as to whether officers can shoot at n malefactor after ho is command­ ed to halt or not. This has always been a mooted question, and tho re­ sult will bo watched with much Inter­ est here and elsewhere. None of tho officers hnd any wish to kill Fredericks or to seriously wound him, nnd the shooting would probnbly never have occurred in day­ light. As stated in yesterday's Ilcruld, the officers went to Fredericks’ place to enpture a still nnd when he was ordered to halt after starting to run, he failed to do so, nnd tho offi­ cers fired on him with the result that ho was seriously wounded. W. B. Mayo hns arrived in the city Col. W. B. Crawford ,n well known nnd will make it his future home, lie attorney of Orlando, is in tho city to­ has opened an nutomobilo paint shop day on business nnd is nlso calling off over tho gnrngo o f Height & Welland ARE DIMMERS OBSOLETE his many Sanford friends. and will' udvertiso the auto painting buslneso. Give him a cnll for any­ Unfortunately, Dade county roads, although exceptional in matter of thing in this Use. surfoce, are o trifle narrow. This was mndo necessary in tho beginning be­ cause it wns incumbent upon the au­ The following letter from A. B. thorities to make the county's money Farquhar Co., manufacturers of farm go ns fnr ns possible, nnd there wns First street is lined with enrs any implements nnd machinery of York, n great deal of territory to bo covered day nr night in tho week and it would Pa., lias been received by Mr, J. R. with hard-surfaced ronds. seem thnt Sanford hns more enrs to Harrell. The thoroughfares nro not so nnrthe square inch than any city o f sim­ Sept. 2.7, 1921. row but that in the daytime they af­ ilar size in the state. Mr. J. It. Harrell, ford sufficient room for passing ve­ Cheraw, S. C. hicles ,lf the drivers observe oven The Indies union of the Congrega­ Dear Sir: the slightest degree of caution. Speed tional church will hold their regular A recent chej^t-up on machinery need not be lessened by careful driv­ monthly meeting with Mrs. Stompor, dealers shoiVs some interesting facts. ers in the daytime when meeting oth­ Friday, October 7th, nt 3 o ’clock p. m. In a certain territory there nro 718 er automobiles. A full attendance Is desired. dealers who nro regarded ns having But In the night, thnt is nnothor mndc n success of business. Of theso thing. Driving then upon n road whore Hnvc your watches nnd jewelry re­ 482, or 07 nnd 0-10 per cent advertise one is constantly meeting other auto­ paired at McLnulln’s. Two first class constantly in their locnl pnperH. mobiles becomes somewhat more diffi­ watch makers, I’rompt sorvico. In the same territory there are 213 cult, owing to tho fact thnt It is Im­ 140-tfe dealers who have not progressed. Of possible to cstimnte distances in the these only seven, or 8 nnd 3*10 per dark. The ninny friends of John Turner, cent advertise locally. If nil nutamoblllsts would observe of Tampa, were glad to see his smiling Now, Mr. Denier, you have the ac­ the common courtesies of the road counti-mmc * again. John hns just re­ tual figures; consider them carefully, nnd would use their dimmers fn meet­ turned from tho big Rotary timo in then follow the only safe course— ing other cars, there would bo less Europe, and told tho locnl Rotary FOREVER ADVERTISE. difficulty than under the present rath­ club all about it, today. He Ib on Yours truly, er prevnlont practice of lunging along his way to Miami. A. B. FARQUHAR CO. with bright lights .without reference — Cheraw (S. C.) Chronicle, Sept. 20, to tho safety or the convenience of HOOFING, Red nnd green slate sur­ 1021. others. face, 3-ply $3.25 per Bqunrc. Tiger The consequence is thnt tho careful brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; LEGION WILL HAVE DANCE, driver must slow down nnd creep 1-ply, $2.2.'), Free dolivery. Address 1 M. F„ Ginn, Box 301. 139-20tp i 'The Wnrrcn Wright Orchestra, of slowly nlong, hoping thnt ho will not , Cleveland, will mnko its first nppenr- nin into any obstruction while tem­ Harry Neel nnd B. A. Howard loft m)C0 [„ the South, next Thursday, porarily blinded b ythe lights of an today at four o’clock for Okeechobee |October fith, nt Sanford, in the Valdez oncoming machine. Neglecting the ordinary precautions <ity, fn.m which place Mr. Howard hotc| bn|i room. This will be the first on the rond nro n fruitful source of wi!l K0 Pah°kco nnti Mr. Neel wifi (jnnco Klvon by tho American Legion nccidcntss, nnd the failure to use resume iis position on tho OkoochoHenson nnd tho committee condimmers at the proper time Is a direct bee News, ns chief factotum. Harry Hi(|cr themselves fortunate In secuVviolation of the law. Unfortunately, It ui In homo again In n few weeks to |ng the services of such a high class is n violation difficult to nttnch to ake up his work on tho Herald dur- owinlzntion for the opening dance, anyone because the machines driven ng io winter months. TMu nrrh»utrii him hint coninlctod a on, regardless, nnd there is no way of identifying the driver. r,\il)E” BATTERIES, tho Giant But in tho city it is different. Authat lives in n box. Wo can now fur­ tomnhillsts who neglect to use dim­ nish six Volt Batteries nt $24.50. Wo mers can easily ho stopped nnd nrbuy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd re­ l The crate factory o f tho Cummer pair all makes Batteries.— Itny Broth­ rrcsted, if wo hnd regulations thnt ers. Phone 548. 150-tfc Lumber Co., at Jacksonville hns clos­ could bo enforced. Any night coming ed down temporarily owing to tho •overstocking of crate mntcriuls. TRY A DAILY HERALD W A H T AD, CHANDLER 1920 FOUR P A S S E N G E R R O A D STER New Paint, N ew Top and New Cord Tires Special equipment Mechanical Conditibn A - l $450 Cash, k&ir balance Monthly Installments The Leesburg Commercial announc­ es thnt about the first of this month it will become a twice-a-weok publi­ cation. Tho Commercial will appear Tuesdays nnd Fridays, and Editor Gilbert D. Lcnch will no doubt mnko each number Interesting nnd worth while. The Combercial hns bisen en­ gaged In building up Lecsbufo and Lake courity for yenra and It has steadily increased ,In excellence and usefulness. W e have priced our fall clothing: so th&t ine highest priced suit in the house will not go ov£r $45.00,— and that is why we are selling them almost as fast as tllcy arrive. A nd they are— Michaels-Sterns Clothes ------------------ a n d ------------------ Campus Togs The bungalow we are sale has extra large Thousands Aided by Instruction in Caro of the Sick, Food Se­ lection and First Aid. How the American Red Cross guides thousands of persons to lienltb Is shown In a summary of tin* society's activities In llm health field _ lmsed upon the annual report for the Inst fis­ cal year. Through Its Nursing Service. Its Home Hygiene and Caro of the Sick courses, nutrition classes, First Air classes, Life-Having classes nnd Health Centers nnd In numerous other wnys designed to acquaint masses of citizens with proper methods of living, the Red Cross carried Its message of health Into nil parts of the country. Tho work of the Red Cross during (he war In Its traditional field of nurs­ ing, furnishing the military nnd nnynl establishments of the nntlnn with 10,877 nurses, Is well known, And there nro today 37,787 nurses registered with the American Red Cross nnd subject to cnll In emergency. During llm fiscnl year, 1,0.11 Red Cross nurses were accepted for assignment to Govern­ ment service, 388 by the Army nnd Nuvy nnd 1,103 by the United States Public Health Service. In addition to the nurses enrolled by tin* Red Cross for Government serv­ ice, the Red Cross Itself employed a total of 1,318 public health nurses In the United States and Europe, lly fur the grentest number wns employed In the United Htntes, 1.257. while 81 wore In foreign service. Home Hygiene and Caro of the Sick classes, giving thorough Instruction In the proper care of the shk In Instances where the Illness Is not so serious ns to require profession ill nursing care, dur­ ing the fiscal year numbered 5,171). A statistical picture of the Ited Cross operations In this field follows: New classes formed during year ........................................ 5,170 Classes completed during year. 0,290 Now studnnts enrolled ..............101,008 Students completing course.... 73,482 What the Bed Cross accomplished In giving proper Instruction through Its Nutrition Service Is Indicated by tire following tnlde: New classes formed during year ....................................... 142 Classes completed during year.. 18(1 Now students enrolled ............. 2,341 Students completing cou rse.... 2,013 In addition to the above, n total of 22,00(1 children were given Instruction In the proper selection and prepara­ tion of foods. Through Its 2(10 Health Centers, the Red Cross reached 00,252 persons. In these Health Contois, 4,015 health lec­ tures were given ami "SO health ex­ hibits hold, (ti the United Htntes Inst year, 75,432 persona worn killed nnd 8,500,000 Injured ill Industrial accidents. To prevent this ctiiirnirius waste the Red Cross held 5,100 first aid classes with a total of 101,000 students enrolled. advertising rooms, • •V ,f, #. 4* Lexington and Hubm dbife tHstrlbutbrs extra large sleeping porch, and worth your in­ vestigating. Connelly Real Estate Co Classified advertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad taken for lesa than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count live words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. • _____. ____________ LOST FOR SA L E FOR SALE—8-rooni house with nil modern convenience, excellent re­ pair. Prlvnto water works, in dcsirnblo location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. llfl-tfc LOST— Between Sanford Junction nnd dispatcher’s office on railroad three passes in small black pocketbook, one A. C. L., one F. E. C., and one S. A, L. Also small tan pocket book containing two one dollar bills. Finder kcop FOR SALE—One heavy duty two money nnd return passes nnd pockotwheel trailer in good condition. In bnoks to R. W. Duckworth, care West­ quire at Ford Gnruge. 143-tf< ern Union. 163-3tc FOR SALE—Stable manure; car lots, Good dry stock. Price $7 per ton, f. W ANTED o. b. cars, Sanford. Chnso & Co. WILL PARTY who applied for room 151-tfc. call again over 5 and 10 cent store. 104-Stc SMALL HOUSE with nn extra lot, $350 cash, balance $12.00 per month. WANTED— A second hand Ford one. — E. F. Lane, the Real Estate Mon. 104-ltp 117 A FOR SALE— A pair of young, blnck lW T P n -n n iG H T boy to niaro mules, nt a bargain. Phono “ LEARN PRINT­ ICO. 152-tfe ING TRADE. ONE THAT’ S NOT SPECIAL LUMBER PRICES: Com­ AFRAID OF A LITTLE WORK. plete building schedules on request. APPLY AT THE HERALD PRINT­ tf Saves you 1-3 of cost. Hook of ING COMPANY. WAIN1El) House plans $1.50. Money refunded if not satisfactory, or if we sell you lum­ ber. Send list for estlmutq.— Gulf Lumber Co., Perry, Fla. 10-1-lm TRAIN BCHEDULB Southbound Arrlvo . . . 2:88*. m, FOR SALE—One young fresh milk cow.— R. L. Garrison. 103-fltc FOR SALE— Bargain, five room cot tage, large lot. Box 117. 103-Utp A REAL BARGAIN fiTCelery farms nnd orange groves.— E. F. Lane, tho Real Estato Man. 104-4tp FORD TRUCK fdr Grocery. B ale.— . . . 2:55 p.m . ..... 0:55 p.m . Depart* 2:4fl*. m, 8:40 a.m . 8:20 p.m 7:10 p .m . North Bound ' Arrlvo Depart* . . . 1:48 a. tii. 2:08 a. hi. __ 11:45 a. m. 12:08 i>. ra. ..... 8 :0 5 p .m . 3:25p.m . ___10:00 p. m. Trilby tirahefi Arrive Depart* ?:00 a. m. ----8;25 p. m. West Sldo 104-tfc Post cards— locul views— lc each at the Herald office. For office supplies, stationery, etc., io Herald office. W I - —- •»- - *• FOR RENT— Two furnished rooms. Apply 1004 E}m Ave, 152-tfc Leesburg Branch ... , Depart* FOR RENT— Nicely furiilshe’d front No. *Wo. FOR RENT— Desirable house keepipg •No. rooms. ribx. 117. . 103-atp No. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A and for 11 2:52 p.m. If \--------8:30 p. ro. ^8----- — 2:00 p- tin22.......— . -7:00 p. m, Oviedo Branch housekeeping rom*, Arrive 180-etp •No. 128..........11:00*. m. FOR RENT— FurnlBhed rooms at 210 •No. 127_____ French ave. 105-5tp •Dally, except Sunday. FOR RENT— Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 71S Oak Ave­ Post cards—local view*—lc each at nue. 104-Otp Herald—by the peund— 15c. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 04, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cd8ae63766ebf8e910c6f6df977f46a9.pdf 86aa6cb5cb7aa5d36973c97c5ed85f0d PDF Text Text S*nford fir SntetanUaT Sanford Daily Herald IN THE H EA R T OP THE WORLD'S GREATEST mMILLION UNDER ARM S IN FOURTEEN COUNTRIES NOT COUNTING RESERVES ten More Million in Highly Trained a T 'T r ' g ___ FURTHER DECLINE IN CONDITION OF COTTON, v RESULTS IN REDUCTION. “ City SabstantiaF NUMBER 164 Counting the Inhabitants of Japan ( f THB VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1921 jo in t® n Sanford V I -w TRAIN W RECK PLANNED EXPLOSIVES W ERE PLACED ON TRACK DELIBERATELY EMERGENCY MEASURES FOR RELIEF OF IDLE WORKERS IS CONSIDERED. W hen A. B. & A. Train W as W recked in Septem ber 14*< £h «• (Dr Th. Atiool.t.d Pr»3«) (B/ Tb. A.M«l.t.d Pr*M) WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—Futhor WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.—Methods decllno In the condition of cotton dur­ for inlntting tho emergency measure ing September rosulted in tho reduc­ for tho relief of the nation’s involun­ im tion of five hundred thousand bales in tary idle, adopted by national confer­ tho forecast of production issued to­ ence on unemployment, is being con­ V, INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM­ day by tho Department of Agricul­ ■a sidered today by Secretary Hoover MISSION FINDS INDICTMENTS t u r e , which places the total crop at and executive officers of tho confer­ margin WERE IN TRE RIGHT PLACE Japan Is taking her purlmllcul census, and the photograph shows a lot of 0,537,000 bnlos. The condition of the ence. No mettlng of tho conference crop September 25, placed it nt 4.02 tho clerkB !a the Tokyo ofUco counting up tho mikado’s subjects. committee is expected before next WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—Deliberate WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.—Active per cent of pormal. Wednesday. plnclng of oxplosivcs on tho rails of of the fourteen moBt import­ tho Atlanta, Birmingham nnd Atlantic a t i o n . of the world today in- DE LEON SPRINGS REVIVAL COTTON MARKET DROPS railroad nt Cascade Crossing, Ga., L , .pproximatcly 0,000.000 men, STARTS NEW CHURCH PRICES BREAK $9.50 N. Y. .0 ,iK»rc» obtained heroj^nd caused tho wreck September 7, in 8EVENTY-THRE EI1APTIZED. ANI) $10 IN NEW ORLEANS. which one trainman was killed, and Lrdcd a. reasonably correct. With three injured, according to engineers 2 inclusion of land nrmaments In tho (Br Th. Aun UUI Pr.u) (Br Tb. Ai«o«l>t.d Prau) nsslgncd by tho Interstate Commorco u i of tho forthcoming conference DE LEON SPRINGS, Oct. 3.—As NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—Tho Cotton Commission to investigate tho affair. ulimit.tion of armaments, theso are a result of a revival in DoLeon market hero made a sensational drop Their conclusion agrees with that ti, figures with which it is expected Springs fo rtho last several weeks, todny, following the publication of of­ reached by iocnl nnd state pollco auth­ ALL OF THE SCHOOLS ARE FILL­ NOVITSKY, ON STAND, SAYS assembled commissioners will sovonty-flvo persona were bnptizod ED AND FINE CORPS OF ficial crop condition reports. POPE TOLD HIM OF ItORRERY orities, which has resulted in criminal Sunday in Odum-lake ,nnd n now Bap­ Ire to deal. . , .. TEACHERS Prices broke $0.50 per bale, and nt OF THE THEATRE indictments against twenty-one men While China stands first among tho tist church organized in DeLeon New Orleans the mnrkot quotations charged with participating in tho utions in this summary of soldiers Springs. (Br Th. AuocUt.d Fr.ii) Sanford schools opened this morn­ fell to ten dollnrs a bale. wrecking. Labor troubles have exist­ •rfually under arms nbout Sept. 1, £ JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 3. — Tho ing with a large attendance at both ed on the line for many months. ju*( being credited with 1,370,000 ncPope trial was resumed todny with Ir­ High School nnd tho Grammar Schools / The commissions’ engineers found (jre troops, Frnnce is far ahead, H arry Heilm an win Novitzy on the stnnd for the con­ nnd the two Primary schools. Appro­ World’s Series that n high explosive hnd been placed ,sor.g nations not distressed by civil W ins Championship tinuation of cross examination by tho priate exercises were held nt nil the Will Be Close, beside a rail, nnd set off by n detona­ ,trifc, in the number of men with tho defense under way Saturdny when schools nnd tho new school yenr stnrts in Am erican League Says Big Ones tor which was actuated by the driveiciors. The French army strength is court adjourned, Novitzky hns ad­ off,with the brightest of prospects. wheels of a freight locomotive pass­ jliccd at 1,031,000 men, the llritish According to UnnfTlcin! Figures Made mitted ownership of the pistol RnwAt the High School Dr. Walker, Dr. ing over the spot. A erntor wns form­ Lundin nnd ItohinHon Are in Doubt os Japire standing next with 7-10,500 1inn shot Hickman with, nnd said Pope Burhnns, Prof, T. W. Lawton, It. II. Public Today ed in the road bed, the rnils twisted to the Outcome tzi Germany lust with 100,000. Tho told him tho theatre of which Hick­ Penrman ami T’. P, Forster and sever­ nnd tics scattered for a considcrnblo CtiteJ States stands thirteenth with (Br Th. AuocUt.d Pr.u) man was manager was to bo robbed. al other well wishers of tho schools ( n r T h. A uocU t.d P r .u ) distance around. Discovery of pieces 1(9,000 men in the regular nrmy, ex­ NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—Harry IlcilMrs. I'. J. Hickman, of Richmond, assisted Prof. McKay, the principal, in NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—Judge Landis of wire, presumed to hnvc been used ceeding only Germany, while Italy has mnnn, Detroit’s slugging outfielder, Va., mother'of Hickman, is in court 150,000 and Japan 300,000 active won the season's bntting championship todny, hnvlng nrrived Inst night. welcoming thu high school pupils und and Manager Robinson of tho Brook­ in lashing thu charge in place, nnd gave them good advice upon the com­ lyn Nationals, believe tho outcomo of particles of the explosive the report toops. . in the American League hy .0003 of n Wuybrlght, Pope's •lending counsel, mencement of nnother school yenr. the world’s series will bo close. Landis snid, nil supported tho theory that a Figures from other powers Included point, according to unofficial figures made ovory effort to break down The high school this year gives a very said it might go nine games nnd add­ deliberate attempt had been made to Russia538,000; Poland 450,000; Grceco mddo public today. Heilman’s man­ Novitsky's testimony, nnd indications bright promise of having the largest ed ho believed tho teams were evenly wreck tho train. 8 5 ,000; Spain 253,000; Switzerland ager, Ty Cobb, gave him n merry wore thnt cross examination would enrollment in many years and they matched. Robinson said he looked for The report included a copy of a 170,000; Turkey 152,000; Czccho-Slo- chauo for tho title. They virtually tied have the largest class of freshmen in one of the hnrdest fought series in the train order sent to the crew of tho continue throughout the session. nkis 150,000. when the senson closed yesterday with the history of tho school. history of bnschnll. wrecked freight in which thoy wera Mrs. Novitzky on Stnnd . In considering problems connected .390 each, but figures when carried warned to proceed with unusual cau­ Mrs. Johnnie Novitzky took tho wt ^attempted reduction of armed out to four porccntngo points gave WATCH CASE SUIT tion ami "look out for'troubio." Tho fortes ashore, it is to be assumed, Ilcilnmnn 300.4 nnd Cobb 390.1. Rog- stnnd nfter cross examination was Supreme Court Con- . order WILL I)E DISMISSED wns issued, the report snid, be­ however, thnt the Washington confer­ or Hornsboy, St. Louis second base­ complete. Counsill for Pope obtained venes Today With W; BY GOVERNMENT. cause officials hnd been wnmed of ac­ ees will of necessity take into con­ man, topped the National Lcngue hit­ ndmission from her thnt she was tivities nimed nt the road’s operation. H. T aft in the Chair sideration many other factors than tho ters with .398. prompted to corroborate the testimony (B r Tha A u o c U t.d F re .i) fortes actually under nrms in comput­ of her hushnnd agninst Pope by at­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—Notice of er the army strength of any nation tacks made on her marital stntus. The the government will move for a dis­ Flrt Time in History That Court Is BEGIN COUNTING THE Presided Overby Ex-PresidentI BALLOTS lODAY FOR for purposes of discussion. Reserve Dr. Green Arrested Idefense established by affidavits and missal of the Keystone Watch Case _____ 1 ’ STRIKE OF RIG FOUR. By W ife of Phillips Iptems, the extent of which reserves inter by Novitzky "admission thnt he Co,, anti-trust suit, wns filed today WASHINGTON, Oet. 3.—The Su­ hive been organized for quick mohiliWho Stuck up Doctor never legnlly married her." Mrs. No­ with the clerk of tho Supreme Court, CHICAGO, Oct. 3.—Counting of tho preme Court reconvened today for the ution nnd the degree of training they vitsky admitted she wns informed by whore proceedings nre pending. ■trike lmllot of 259,000 members of regular fall term. No cases of nrfbve received nil would he reviewed ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 3.—Im­ the stnte'B attorney last Saturdny for tlonnl importance were placed upon four railroad unions will bogin horo technical experts. In many countries, mediate trial has been demnnded by the first time of nil sho knew. Also some form of universal military sor- Dr. T. II. Green, prominont local phy­ admitted having remarked nfter henr­ Five Men Wounded, its docket during tho summer recess. tomorrow with the possibility of n rite obligations rests upon the entire sician, arrested hero nt 2 o’clock yes­ ing of nttneks upon th» mnrntinl stat­ For tho first tinio in its history, general strike by more than 800,000 Tried to Stop Parade Bile population. Japan, Italy, France, us cross examination of Novitzky Sat­ however, court wns presided over railway men in protest against the 12 terday morning on n charge of crimi­ o f the Ku K lux Klan hy n ChieftheJustico Greece, Czrcho-Slovakin, Poland, Switurday thnt she would "Send John Pope who formerly was per cent wngo cut recontly ordered by nal assault'preferred by Mrs. Julian Krland and Spain all have in force to the penitenfinry for thnt.” Sho tes­ a President of the United States— tho railroad lnbor board depending Phillips, ninetocn-yenr-old wife of WACO, Tex., Oct. 3/—Five men such laws, while among llritish colon­ tified sho accompanied Novitzky to William Howard Tnft, chosen to fill somewhat on the result of thu tabula­ Julian Hnrris Phillips, who is in jail were wounded in n gun fight between tion of these votes. ies, South Africa, New Zealand and the theatre nfter lending their auto­ on n chnrgo of assault to murder Dr. mobile to Pape. When sho heard the a sheriff’s posse nnd pnrticipnnts in the vacancy caused by tho donth of Australia have similar enactments. Edward Douglass White. I Union lenders began nrriving hero By these factors the relative figures Green, growing out a demand on tho pistol shot that killed Hickmnn she a Ku Klux Klan pnrnde nt Loronn, 14 In addition to tho half dozen anti­ Inst night in preparation of tho count , ^ 'ih o th in f’oTfourth miles south of here Saturdny night. •she on an even wider discrepancy doctor yesterday for $4,000, made, it I ™ of ballots east by nctivu members of Thu fight took place nt the inter­ trust cases nwnlting decision there tho Brotherhood of Locomotive En­ thsn when national army strength is is chnrgcd, at tho point of a pistol. row of seats saw Rawlins running nre pending several boundary nnd ir­ viewed from the standpoint of nctivo Dr. Green states he is n victim of tho down the stairs at the entrance of the section of the main business street, rigation disputes between States ns gineers, the Order of Railway Con­ »nnies alone. France, for instahee, is old "badger game,” and thnt the whole theatre. Neither sho nor her huH- where scvcrnl thuosnnd people hnd well ns enses between Stntcs alleging ductors, tho Brotherhood of Locomot­ estimated to have besides her million affair is a ftnmoup. Tho doctor wns Imnd, however, she Haiti, commented gathered to witness the parade when trade discriminations, numerous ques­ ive Firemen nnd Enginccrmen, and Buehnnnn, of McLennan Bin in nrms, 1,270,000 reservists, tho released in custody of a special police­ on the fact nnd sat unmoved through Sheriff county, lender of tho posse, stepped in tions nrising out of government opera­ tho Switchmen’s Union of North ®*J°rity of them highly trained ns n man .Johnny Green, iocnl aviator. the performance which wns cnllctl off front of the approaching column nnd tion of railroads during tho war, a -America. It is believed that the count fe-'ult of war experience and the whole The cnHo prohnhly will como up early n few minutes later. attempted to wrest tho Amoricnn flag railroad merger ense, several enses ( will not be completed before tho end My included in n highly organized tomorrow before local Magistrate testing tho rights of organized lnbor , of tho woek. from the leading white clad figure. jesme system that will keep tiro nn- Burke, who issued the warrant for The testimony of Irwin Novitzky, In tho free-for-all fight which en­ during strikes, ns well ns its respon-1 Two other railway organizations al­ !ons Ivnined fighting personnel at Dr. Green’s arrest. mntcrini state witness, fentured Sntsued Sheriff Buchanan was shot twice, nihility for losses resulting from a c ts, ready hnvo voted overwhelmingly in (Contlnuril on I'nec Hli) Tho arrest of the physician enmo ns r*1 ,,oil"- Italy’* 350,000 fighting onco in tho neck nnd once in the body, of violence during strikes, n lnrge favor of n strike rather than accept ,p* nre ''ached by 1,027,000 reserv- tho climax to a day of sensations, ami and Lewis Crow, assistant football number 'of cases in which railroads tho wage reduction, but their lenders • v* m an equal state of preparedness only thirty hours nfter tho alleged nt- PARIS PLAYS BALL coach at Baylor University here, a nnd other common enrriors seek to hnvcnnnounced thnt there would be TAKING,GREAT INTEREST apn,l!i 300,000 hy another army tnck on tho person of tho complninmember of tho posse, was severely have determined their nhility for in­ no walk out unless tho other organ­ IN WORLD SERIES. 1 W5,000 trained and equipped to nnt, which Bho Bays was accomplished The cut. Threo other men, also wore juries suffered by empyoyes, several izations joined in tho strike. * ‘hc field on short notice. whllo Bho wn sdnzed after sho hnd wounded, although tho extent of tho challenges hy States of tho powers of shop crafts employes favor a strike (B r T b . A i.o c U t.d F r a u ) „ .. ,e "voted States has at present 'been dragged from an automobile and PARIS, Oct. 3.—There is grent In­ injuries have not boon ascertained. tho Interstate Commorco Comntis- I hy n voto of approximately 325,000 mK in the way of organized rc- thrown to the ground. ------------------------------------ , / terest horo among the Amorlcnn col­ sion In rate-making and railroad con­ to 48,000 ,whllo it wns announced that 'J 'Z ,,ehiO'l the regular army cx­ WIFE OF IMPORTER ony In tho world series. Sovornl wa­ trol, the constitutionality of tho pro­ 87 per cent of the 180,000 members n t * IL' national guard, the movement FEDERAL BOND ISSUE MISSING SINCE THURSDAY gers on tho outcome nt odds of 11 to hibitory tax imposed hy tho Federal tho Brotherhood of Railroad Traitvorganization of n voluntary roTO CREATE FUND FOR FOUND IN BARN. 10, nro on tho Yankees. One bet of government upon child labor, numer­ monhnd voted for n strike, tho figures J'e having just been stnrted. PUBLIC WORKS. one thousand francs nt oven money ous issues arising out of tho enforce­ being approximately 101,220 to 24,780. a 'll another angle of the nrmy ro(By Th. A i.o cU t.il F re n ) hnvo been put up thnt Ruth gets threo ment of national prohibition nnd These two organizations, numbering (Br Tb* AuoeUUd Pr.u) it *h"n. ,ir‘,*J*L'm wTvlch may come up MORRISTOWN, N. J., Out. 3.— homo runH during tho series.^ WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—Tho Ad­ mnny land, patent, admidality, bank­ nbout 500,000 men nro waiting for tho ictk1 , crenco>ifl the proportion of Dying from on overdoso of sleeping ruptcy, immigration, Chinese exclus­ result of tho voto count which begins visability o fn federal bond issuo to Bel ?[" orKnnize(l reserve porsohpowder nnd with both of her wrists COOLER WEATHER tomorrow beforo deciding definitely ion nnd miscellaneous cases. 1 crento a fund for making loans to aid theiu' •, ,,mHn P°Wor °f the nntion, slashed, Mrs. Paul O. Zuhlko, wife of IS PREDICTED OVER what action will be taken. , ailnblo number of males of flght- municipal public works in years to OVER EASTER COUNTRY. n wcnlthy Now York importer and ex­ MARION McCORDLE ,U|VK : ,n "l0 l,0I'ulntion. In France, come, of depression when jobs aro porter, missing slnco last Thursday, DRIVES TO DEATH TO ' nd some other countries, virtu- scare, is undor consideration todny by GOES ON TRIAL TODAY wns .found Saturday night in a barn (Br Tho AuocUUd Pr.u) KILLING STEPFATHER SAVE A WOMAN |irn u'e7(,l',a!° fit for army servico tho sub-committoos of National Con­ WASHINGTON, Oct 3.—Coolor of the Zuhlko estate near Madison, It Us " in tho nc“ vo nrmy or ference of Unemployment. weather ovor practically all portions boenmo known todny. Sho diod a few (I* Tbfl AmooUU 4 frafli) One of tho most thrilling incident! •ad trni* T to ,,lnco ,n 11,0 organized minutes after being found. of tho country east of tho Mississippi CLEVELAND, Oct. 3.—Tho trial of ovor screened is that showing a mai 'famed reserve. VENDETTA GETS ONE. river during tho next twenty-four Marian McArdlo, charged with mui1- of wealth driving his motor car ovei thf°"e.thin,r c,cnr,y established by WEEKS WEATHER. dor in the first degree in connection an embankment fifty feet high, result hours is tho forecast today by tho (Br Tb. AMoel.ua Frost) ••id «• rn',t "ttures, military expert, with tho killing of her stepfather, , ing not only in his own death, but als< Weather Bureau. * • WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—A private • i 8tVh“! th0 United States alone Weather Outlook for / the Period Oc­ Danlol Kabcr, set for today. Sho is (thnt of tho man accompanying him letmi , 1 Vic,0r natlon» in the war vondetta was bellevod by local pollco tober 3 to 8, Inclusive. tho third to bo tried, her mother, !This is only one scene of many nlmos BISPAM DIES. The J , V0 comPloteiy demobilized to hovo led to the murdor of Vito South Atlantic (and East Gulf Mrs, Knthorino Knber and Salvatoro ns striking which mnko up the Cos »tn,nSUb r arT y today ^ IUUu Domlco, an Italian storckcopor, whoso States: Tenxporatu'ro somowhat boCain serving iifo sentences for tho mopolitan production of "The ’ Wlh NEW YORK, Oct 3.—David Schull fare tho "lfmbtjra than it was bo- body wns found today In his shop at crime. low normal with local rains first half Blspnm, baritono and one of tho most Gooso," released by Paramount, whld tional 1 °.b ,*aUon ,n 1017no- 'Capitol Heights, Md., a suburb of tho will bo shown at tho Star theatre to Seven stab wounds wore known lyric artists, died^pf intestinal of weok and fair thereafter. There ler w * 7 d’ ‘ U° to rcorff»nizatlon af- capital. Tho Disarmament Conference wuuld morrow, October 4. flr' Is actually weaker. found in tho man's chott and his faco troubles today, after an illness of six aro no indications at this time of a got to tho point moro quickly if tho disturbance in the West Indies. weeks. Ho was sixty-four years of \had been hacked beyond recognition. delegates were wounded men who saw ! —Get your Scratch Pads from T1 age. A wife and two daughters sur­ Contents of tho cash drawer bad not service. Soil It with a Hersld Want Ad. I the Herald office. '* 3 ? « th “ been distuurbed. vive him. R e se rv e I. S. FOURTEENTH w ONE MAN" KILLED POPE TRIAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS RESUMED OPENED TODAY THIS MORNING FOR THE TERM J �Y’•' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,1921___________________ WOKE UP THE GUESTS QUICKBILT HOUSES RIWANIS CLUB TO BE ORGANIZED IN TIBS CITY | /(V | • v. - '. * T. JEFF DAILEY, OF BIRMING­ HAM, HERE TO ORGANIZE TIIE CLUB THE STAR TO-DAY ETHEL CLAYTON in SH AM District secretnry-tronsurcr, T. Jeff Hailey, of the International Kiwania club, is in Sanford making n survey prepnrntory to perfecting the organi­ zation of n Kiwanis club in the city. Mr. Bailey is n well known figure in Also a SUNSH INE COMEDY Kiwnnis circles, having for two years been secretary of the Birmingham, Ain., club where he innkcs his home, nnd is n member of the International Thnt arc causing n sensntlon in every section of the South for their ndnptaPRINCESS—CARMEL MYPublicity Committee, he having been bility to every want in t.' 'Biding line. Entzininger Bros., of Longwood, are engaged in newspaper work for n IN “A DAUGHTER OF THE number of year® prior to entering the the agents for this county. LAW ; ALSO “RUBES’ BOOBS” j Kiwnnis field. Mr. Ilniley has invited between fifty QUICK ACTION nnd sixty men to attend n meeting to URGED FOR CONFERENCE be held nt the Valdez Hotel sun pnrIN EMERGENCY. lor, Monday night, October 3, nt 8 o’clock, nt which time he will explain WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-Ground the objects nnd idcnls of the Kiwania workk for nn emergency program to (Iih'hIm In iln< Victoria liotcl, Spring­ meet tho ncedB of the country’s in­ field, Mass., were uwakened rudely club, and it is expected that ho will curly In the mnrnlng when n train of perfect the temporary orgnnizntion voluntary idle, found to number be­ three electric express eiirH Jumped the Monday night. He is receiving tho CLEVELAND, Oct. 1.—A proposed tween 3,700,000 nnd 4,000,000 exclus­ track nml smashed into the llve-slor.v co-operation of n number of tho lend­ grand jury investigation into the ac­ ive of agriculture, was completed to­ hrlek Imlldlng. The front enr "wnlkeil” ing business nnd professional men in tivities of the Ku Klux Klnn in Cleve­ right Into the lobby, iin If to register, the city nnd states that he is very land was called off by County Prose­ dny by tho national conference on un­ Said tho fellow who did not liko to work employment. ninl the lni|iiiel expoMcil the corner much plcnsed with the progress he is and ho renlly thought tho world should cutor Edward C. Stanton late yester­ Reports of most of the committees sleeping rooniH on the three upper making in Sanford. • puy him without working day, after Charles W. Love, grand floors. were completed nnd turned over to “While I liuve supervision over all goblin for Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, clubs organized in Florida, Alabama Indinna, Illinois, Kentucky nnd West tho steering committee, which is to HE OBTAINED THE LIVING nnd Arknnsns, I have never organized Virginia; Earl Hocknduy, king klcnglo into one definite whole for action by But such a life— it was his theory about but one club in Florida, that being the for Ohio, and Chester W. Totten, chief the full conference when It recon­ how to get a living without working. Jacksonville club, and I can point wJTh organizer for this district, voluntarily venes tomorrow afternoon. Quick ac­ The world owes each one a living but it tion upon the general emergency pardonable pride to this club, one of nppenred for examination. is up to every one to collect it. The best * * * * * * * * * * the very best in the International, The officers were permitted to re­ scheme is expected by the conference. way to get the best living is to have your Adoption of n flnnl rport by tho which comprises 568 clubs with n turn to their homes, promising to re­ money where you can get it when you membership of close to 00,000 livo turn to Cleveland nny time Staton or committee on emergency measures by WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY. want it— in the bank ^ members. Sanford certainly needs other officials desired to renew tho manufacturers was announced late American league. todny. The report, which is said to Philadelphia at Now York, 2 gnmes. such an organization, nnd I am sure investigation. The ONLY DECENT LIVING contain the core of the unemployment that our Rotary brothers will welcome “Only one side of the agitation hns St. Louis nt Detroit. Is obtained by saving your money while such an addition to the city's civic life, befcn presented to the county prosecu­ problem beennuse of the effect of tho Cleveland nt Chicngn. you are making it and put it in tho bank for it will create a little friendly riv­ tor's office and no evidence hns been manufacturing industry upon econo­ Washington nt Bouton. where it draws 4 per cent interest. alry that will augment well for the offered by anyone unsympathetic to mic conditions generally, is under­ future of both clubs," the Ku Klux Klnn which would wnr- stood to recommend tho use of rota­ National League. LET US TELL YOU The meeting at the Valdez Monduy rant tnking tho mntter to the grand tion of labor, the shortened week, Bouton nt Brooklyn. night will not last but one hour, and jury," Stanton stated in announcing partial employment, completion of re­ ABOUT IT TODAY New York nt PhPlIndelphln. all those invited are urged to attend thnt, for the present, the investiga­ pair nnd clenn up ns some of the Pittsburgh nt St. Louln. nnd hear Kiwnnis defined nnd get the tion is nt an end. menns of increasing employment. In Chicngo nt Clncinnlnti. details of tho organization, then they addition tho committee was said to may exercise their perogntive of join­ WANT HALES TAX fnvor nn nppcnl to the patriotic co­ YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. ing or declining, ns they see fit. operation of producers, manufactur­ AH A SUBSTITUTE FOR WAR LEVIES. ers, wholesalers and retailers in pass­ of Sanford American Longue. ing along ns rapidly ns possible nny LONGSHOREMEN WALK OUT. At Chicngo 2, Clovolnnd 3. IB; Thu AitocUUd Prtii) price changes occurring in order to At Boston 4, Washington (1. (Dr Thu AnockUd Pr«u) WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.—Growing hnsten business revival. At Phllndelphln-New York, rnln. NF.W YORK, Oct. 1.—Several thou­ sentiment in tho Scnnto i sin favor MUST GIVE THEIR RIGHT NAMES line if you show a fnvor to one man," Othcra not scheduled. sand longshoremen and checkers , of n smooth plan for the manufnetur- WOULD TURN PLANT tho Judge asked. “No man wnnts his walked out todny in protest against ers sales tax ns a substitute for ninny OF STREET CAR SYSTEM ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. L—Every nnmc on this docket, nnd if you let Natlonnl league. the now working terms agreed upon j miscellaneous wnr levies is claimed OVER TO THE CITY. person arrested hereafter in St. Poone man, whose nnmc is known to tho At Pittsburg 4, St. Louis 12. recently by I rans-Atlantlc steamship today by proponents of such n tax. tersbrug will bo docketed under his police, ho dockctc i as “John Doo" how At New York-Iloston, rain. operators and internntionnl long-1 ________________ ST. AUGUSTINE, Oct. 1.—Tho lo­ real name, if the police know it, and Others not scheduled. shoremen’s association. ' Sell it with a Herald Wnnt Ad. cal street car system Is u losing pro­ the use of fictitious names will not be nro you to refuse the snnio privilege position to its owners, tho Southern permitted. Instructions to this effect to another man? I would suggest thnt Utilities Corporation, according to of­ have liccn given the police by Mayor every mnn ho docketed under his right ficials of the corporation, and they i.Mtchell us a result of a suggestion nnnmo, if it is known to tho arresting officer or the police. Having 41(8 nnmc are willing to make the city a pres­ from Municipal Judge Spenr. on this docket is ono of tho penalties ent of the whole outfit. The suggestion resulted from n dis­ thnt a mnn pnys for breaking tho Inw. This was revealed at a meeting re­ cussion ifi court regarding the chang­ cently between officials of the cor­ ing of n nnnie on the police docket by Recently n fricqd of mino, a mnn with poration and the city commissioners some unidentified person. It also de­ whom I hnvc business relations, was and also officials of the local street veloped thnt a well known man hero arrested and he pleaded with me to railway company, the St. Johns Elec­ was arrested on a charge of being keep his name off the docket, hut I refused to do so and it wns on the tric Co. drunk and disorderly nnd was oil owed docket.’’ * The city commissioners arc seeking to go into court as "John Doe." At to have the company improve its ser­ the time of his arrest his name was “The now bnnk building will soon vice in the city, cooperate with the not known. Chief of Police Bidumnn ho under construction, nnd will furn­ city in paving Central avenue and to defended his action in docketing the agnin extend its service to St. Augus­ man ns “John Doe," by dcclnring the ish a Inndmnrk in the growth of our tine Bench. Little was definitely ac­ man would have lost his job Jind it city," dcclnres the Haines City Hercomplished at the meeting, the street became known thnt luftwns arrested nld. “It will houso the Growers’ rnilwny iifficinls claiming the onrn- for being drunk. He snid thnt in such Ings o ftlie company would not per­ minor cases he believed it was per- Commercial Bnnk, the postoffico, three mit of any paving work on Central missnhlc to allow the name of “John stores nnd twenty-six beautiful apart­ ments, each with privato bnth, ten avenue. The company was willing to Doe” to he used. Tilt* installation of a Republic Truck Is a pay­ sleeping porches nnd about fifteen extend its service to St. Augustine Judge Spear took issue with the modern offices.” The Herald adds thnt ing Investment from the start. Bench if it were permitted to discon­ police head and declared thnt the po­ the now structure is to ho three stor­ tinue the service in the city, the of­ lice Imd no right to discriminate and ies high and will cost nhout $100,000 ficials explained, and followed with show favors. , Compare the cost and maintenance records Thnt is going some for a place the an offer to turn the city limits linccs “Where are you going to draw the size of Haines City. of Republic users with other truck figures, in over to tile city to lie disposed of as It snw fit. the sam e line of business, and Republics in­ The city commissioners took tho variably win out. • points brought out at the meeting under advisement with a view to tak­ ing action on tho question in the near i Many owners buy Republics vn«r -------- TOM GHTn™ +♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»> » «■>♦♦ ♦ » I U W f l D D U 11 ( « >»♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦<< I I ( M m INVESTIGATION K.K.K. HALTED S UDDE N LY Th6 World Owes Me a Living SPORT WORLD The Peoples Bank L i b TRUCKS wliM mu muuyiir or adopting another make. Jl'o w ill gladly d iscu ss y o u r tra n sp o rta tio n p ro ­ blem s w ith y o u a t n o charge or o b lig a tio n o n y o u r p a r t, Im m e d ia te delivery o f a ll site s for PENSACOLA SECURES DIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE TO BALTIMORE. PENSACOLA, Sept. 30.—Pensacola will soon enjoy the advantage of n coastwise steamship t„ Baltimore, nnd possible Tuesdny nfternoon when tho membership of the Chamber of Com­ merce held nn enthusiastic meeting and discussed the plans which were set hefor th body by J. B. Morrow, industrial commissioner for ,tho Chamber of Commerce, who showed tho advantage to the Pensacola mer­ chant In getting tho nil-water route to Atlantic coast ports. On tho subject of nnvnl stores, It wns shown thnt a reduction of twen­ ty cents per hundred was possible; on tho mntter of print pnper it wns shown thnt almost twenty cents would he saved. A numbor of articles wore cited, the saving In freights ranging For a pupil to hold a place of honor and credit in his clnss these days requires every faculty in its most efficient state. Poor eye­ sight is a distinct handicap. Is your child entering school fitted to enjoy the development of all his intellectual powers to the fullest degree, or is he handicapped from poor or painful vis­ ion ! It is not always a matter of seeing plainly, hut of seeing without unnecessary strain. Any pupil from the public schools accompanied by his parents, or with n written request from his teacher for nn examination of his eyes, will receive a thorough examination, with advice wheth­ er g asses should he worn, free of charge. In offering you this service for tho benefit of your child’s eyes, you nmy rest assured’ d one which you may accept with the-.hat it is a real service nn confidence of absolute satisfaction. TOM MOORE Optometrist-Optician Office Opposite Postoffice P h on e 192 - T O SEE BETTER SEE M O O R E - ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ .j �V . ' 1 12Vy15 b ff « m Y iW urt-' _________________ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3,1921 .--r& I WE ARE ALIVE To the financial interests of every njan, wom­ an and child whom it is our privilege to serve. Do You Know? It may be a common notion that Work Shorn wearout fastcot. Yet It is a fact, nevertheless, that the pace of the city is hard on shoes. Walking on psvements wears out sole leather faster than does the soft paths of the farm. Cities are the largest consumers of Shoes. | WE INVITE YOU I M/i i ft DK. S. W. WALKER PREACHED AT THE FIRST M I^ 0 D 1 8 T CHURCH LAST NIGHT ON CITY FOUR SQUARE FROM REV. 21-16 IIo said In part: "I want to talk liquor Interests.’ I don’t believe this to you about an ideal city, a city that hut if 11\, true, nothing would delight stands four square, that stands mater­ mo more than to seo such people put ially, morally, mentally and spiritual­ on the chain gang. Another trouble th at each client is a partner with us in this ly right. Those are the four great with Sanford, thero is too much poker playing. No town is a good town to rapidly growing bank—and th at sound fi­ qualities that make a city. nancial building for him means sound growth "How docs Sanford stand measured live In or do business in where prom­ also for this institution. by these standards? We hnvo a beau­ inent people piny poker. It’s not snfo Broad Perfortiful location on this great lake, wo to trust peoplo with your finances who gamble. A sign In some cities is: hnvo fine soil, wo hnvo artlslnn water, Toes aliens wo have chcnp transportation and all ■Drive slow and seo our city, drive fast the qualities that go to make up a and seo our Jail I* Let the fast piico to share this partnership. Remember thut real city and the question is often ask­ be kept up and somo of our peoplo wo arc here to servo your interests. ed ‘Why is not Sanford a larger city,’ will see the Jail. and many people believo that wo nro "When I first came here, I was ask­ 4% INTEREST PAID ed Whnf I thought .Sanford needed asleep at the switch. "The past week, I have asked many most, I said ‘paint.’ Now, I would THE r^WESTE people what the trouble has been, var* add to It, 'Pep, purpose and persever­ ous reasons have been assigned, chief ance.' And another very strong need among them was nfter the big freeze Is a good book store and n‘ real libIn ’Of! fortunes wore swept away, mis­ rnry. I snid a few days ago to u man fortune enme and worst of all the peo­ about the lack of rending In Sanford ple felt defeated and no defeated man and ho snid, ‘Oh, wo nro literary peo­ Low or city enn accomplish results. (From ple, we rend the newspnpers and mag­ the bottom of my heart I sympathize azines.’ The town that’s built on that Tips Heels with a defeated man). When a man kind of mental material will nlways bo SERVICE PROGRESS .I; STRENGTH is defeated it lays him often open to mediocre. No town is bigger than its \% INTEREST PAID doubt and then jealousy and I fear ideals and one great need in Sanford that these Influences have been work­ is big Ideas. Had'some places In Cali­ (Wf*‘ ing in Sanford to defeat out larger fornia where I have been, had your future. There has been too much of lake and resources, they would have Ialso vIsited her daughter, Mrs. Dan ‘let George do it.’ ‘1 desire to get all had a hundred nnd fifty thousand peo­ i Wilder on route home. selfishly and make no return.’ A city ple. The trouble with Sanford is you is never built by people thut feel that have not hnd the vision, or the stnmMix* Mildred Dickson has left for way. That’s the parasite frplrit and 1 ina to stand strong against the line. AUIS. FltBI) DAIGER, Society Editor, Orlando for the winter to he assitsant detest it whether it’s on an orange tree When resources have come too many Phone 217-W __ to Mrs. Margaret Harnett at the Jeff- or on n man. hnvo fallen down, no man or town ev­ erson Court Apartments. er succeeds that way. It is everlast­ "Another man said to me, ’Sanford .SOCIAL CALENDAR has too many people who ride In auto­ ingly nt it nnd united thut we suc­ Kmilo Amim,, was .the . . dinner , ,, guest mobiles and let the merchants carry | ceed, hut these material things alone MONDAY—Women’s Gulld, Holy .held . . at. . the . yesterday of Mr, and Mrs. J. 8 Wll- the nccount, if I could colect my bad \ will never make a city four square. J Cross Pnrlsh, will lie son, accounts, I could ride in tin autonio- ■It’s not only push and paint nnd Rectory at 3:30 p, m. The pipe Organ Club will meet at tins S. C. Dickson, of Longwood, was the bile.’ Another man snid, Sanford had books, hut if there’s one great book 1 home of Mrs, Forrest McAllister, guest of hlx daughter, Mrs. Chris too many gossipers. 1 will deal with left out of any life, that life is incom­ First Nnt’I Bank Annex this class at another time soon. An­ plete, nnd that city will never he four West First street at -I o’clock. Matthews yesterday. ”Tlie Family Shoe Store’ other man snid, ‘Our young people arc square. Circle No. 1, of the Methodist church, "We talk about the wonderful elo­ 7 , | living at a killing pace, hut I guess will meet with Mrs. W. S. Thorn­ Miss R nonti and h. \\ . Dickson, of j (|on-t know anything about that. quence of Bryan, but every thrilling %'TUil afn-COMh SEB 0UR wndow ton at 3 p. m. te r Longwood were the guests yesterday, Iln(l|l|ir Wlllkcr#. My, if , toI(, n„ , uses sisulMt*«. phrase is the one driven home by BiFriday—Miss Carolyn Spencer will of Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Stewart. know, they would run me out of hlc quotation, the tilings that make entertain complimenting Misses Latown. •Claire Jones and Lillie lluth Spenc MrH ,{((y Sytll(„,( nf w »ter Park, I Another man fluid: "One nt the for a city are the things that make j 1is in tile city today shopping. I CARPETS AND BUGS I I roubles wth Sanford is a few pronii- for an individual. Stand four square allowed the man to get away. Saturday—Children's Story Hour will Phillips was arrested shortly before WASHED 1aont business men stand behind the and your life will be a success lie held at Central I‘ark at five Little Miss Juanita Smith returned 1 o'clock by Deputy Sheriff James and cleaned nt your home or wo wll o'clock. i home Friday evening from Jacksonllnnce. Ilnncc was out looking for call for and deliver. Hamilton Road villa where she was the guest of her The Five Smilers . . . , , (Vine Held Up Doctor Phillips, having been given a descrip­ Electric Washers used.—Sanfori The Indies of the Iluptist Mission-:nulll MrH<> w< K> |t„UHHjmi> tion of the man by Dr. Green. Phil­ Stcnnt Presscry, 317 1st St. Phono 561 For Three Thousand ary Society, Nellie Turner Circle, will _____ Named by Dr. Hyman lips was walking nlong Second nvenuo n a rt with Mrs. C. W. Speer on 1121 Mrs, II. W. Cameron and three Check But Stopped south, nt Twenty-Second street when THY A DAILY HEHALD WANT AD. at Baptist Temple Lnund avenue, Tuesday afternoon at daughters, Dorothy, Lucilo ami FJeathe officer hailed him. He denied that 11:30 o’clock. i nor left this morning for Hartow Dr. Hyman gave the results of tho ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 3.—With­ he was Phillips and said Ids name wns | where they will make their future investigations of the Good Fellowship in a few feet of tho busiest part of Smith. Robert K. Herndon and Arthur Mar- |]lllll|la League last night at the Haptlst Central avenue, at a time when scores U. S. TIRES AND" I thail motored to Hartow yesterday to Temple. It Imd liten advertised for of persons were passing nlong the D EATH OF MONROE HAIIY ' l mlJimd the funeral of James TimberTUBES It. (’. Halfmir, jr., and Homer \Vi 1- some time that Dr. Hyman would give sidewalks, a despernte man, shortly Tho little son of Mr. and Mrs. Ren lake. Rams, of Thoinnsvlle, wore guests of , the names of five of the most pleasant before noon Saturday held up Dr. T. Monroe died very suddenly Saturday Hie Montezuma .Saturday. jnicn in Sanford on Sunday night, five II. Green nnd, at the muzzle of a lug morning and it is presumed that he Master J. H. Coleman left Friday of (he most pleasant merchants next revolver, secured from the physician hnd ptomaine poisoning of some Hort for Tampa where he will attend school Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Raker, of Or­ Sunday and five of the most pleasant a check for $3,000. Tho man intended ns he wns in the best of health up to this winter. For a limited time lando, were visitors here yesterday, employes in Sanford on tho Sunday to carry the thing through by forcing that time and was taken witli a violent registering at the Montezuma. night following. Dr. Green to accompany liini to the illness that carried him off in a few Mrs. J. H. (’pieman is in i'nlalkn THIS SALE PRICE Last night Dr. Hymnn said the hank nnd get the money, but Patrol­ hours. He wns the picture of licnlth where she was called by the serious Dr. D. Rhodes, of Tunnillc, Gn. League had after much discussion and man Lawson happened along just as and had been on this earth just long IS CASH illness of her mother. wns a visitor here Sunday. mature deliberation decided upon five Dr. Green and the man were about to enough to endear himself with his Don’t fail to drive through our of the most pleasant men in the city leave the offa*e and Dr. Green sprang parents and relatives and friends when .Mr. ami Mrs. Raymond Key motorMr. and Mrs. Carroll D, Newcomb | and while there were many more they out of the door onto the sidewalk and he was taken without any warning. filling stntion and try your •id k. Daytona Reach yesterday where and son of Stuart, Gn,, are spending had finally decided upon the follow­ wheel nlignmcnt. The Weaver called for help. The man, who Inter Tho funeral occurred from tho Mon­ they spent the day. They were ac* sometime here nt tho Montezuma, ing: R. J. Holly, Edward Scoggans, wns identified as Julian Phillips, ran roe home on Celery avenue yesterday indicator shows you if your •compnniud by Mrs. A. D. Key, who will Jim. D. Jlnkiiis, J. G. Rail, and C. K. through tile back door of Dr. Green's wheels need attention. afternoon nt two o'clock Dr. Walker iremaln at Daytona Reach for some IIIGGINS-McLEOD Ilcnrq. Watdi them smile when they olfice into tin* kitchen of the Poinsetof the Methodist church and Dr. Hylime with her nephew, Dick Twitcholl. Mrs. James C. Higgins read of this decision. tia hotel and continued through the mnn, of tho Baptist church, officiat­ V ulcanizing announces the engagement kitchen to the alley la the rear. Phil­ ing, nnd followed by a large cortege Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Zachary and and approaching marriage lips knocked over the steward of the of friends nnd relatives was taken to HltOTHKKIIOOD OF family have returned home from Day­ of her daughter hotel when the latter got in’the way. Lakevlew cemetery for interment. SAINT ANDREW. tona Reach where they have spent the Adelaide Patrolman Lawson was prevented The sympathy of the entire com­ summer. to At the meeting of the B. S .A. Sen­ from following Phillips by Dr. Green munity goes out to the grief stricken Mr, Lucius Homier McLeod ior Men’s Chapter, last Tuesday night, holding to him too tightly. Dr. Green father and mother whoso cup of sor­ 1st and Elm Ave. Phone 147-W Mr. and Mrs. Gntchcl! left yester­ of Mobile, Alabama. Mr. Robert Robinson was elected to was badly frightened and his actions row Heems almost overflowing. day lor an extended visit to St. Louis The wedding to take place in lie the delegate to the annual H. S. A., and other points in the middle west. December convention to lie hold this year in Norfolk, Vn., October 12-17. Mr. Rob­ Emlio Pons, returned to his home in MRS. E. K. FOSTER. inson will leave for Norfolkk next l i •rape after spending several days Monday. h ere j»s the guest of Alfred Robson, rtie following is from the Times FUNERAL OF MRS. Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase nnd fam­ Unlon: Tho many friends of Mrs. E. K. ily, have returned home from Day­ F. L. WOODRUFF, JR. F\ O. B. DETROIT tona lleacli where they have spent the Foster, formerly of Gainesville, will summer at their cottage. The funeral of Mrs. Frank L. Wood­ regret to lenrn of Iter death on Sep­ REGULAR tember 20, 1021, at Philadelphia, Pa. ruff, Jr., occurred from tile homo on TYPEMrs. Julia T. Hrndy returned homo Mrs. Foster was tile widow of the Oak avenue Saturday afternoon nt 1 LIST last night from l’nhlo Reach where late Judge 10. K. Foster, of Gaines­ o’clock, Dr. Brownlee, of the Pres­ TOURING ...................................................................... e-isr: o() she has spent the past two weeks, Site ville, and Hiie and her husband dur­ byterian church, officiating. The in­ RUNABOUT ..................................................................... .................................................. 3250 ing llitdr long life In Plnridn were terment was made in Lnkevluw ceme­ c h a s s i s ............................................................................. z z z z z z z z z z I K numbered among the must prominent tery, nnd tiie beautiful fiorul offerings DEMOUNTABLE RIMS AND 30x3V2 TIRES and influential people of thin stnte. attested to tbe love and esteem in TYPE— whiclt the deceased was held in this LIST TYPE— Tiie inte Judge Foster was formerly LIST “Foot o f First St.” ! counselor city. TOURING ....................................... $380.00 for the Plant System rail­ CHASSIS............ $320.00 RUNABOUT.................................... 350.00 ways (now the Atlantic CoaBt Lino), TRUCK CHASSIS 445.00 REPEAL TAX ON FREIGHT. nnd Loth he nnd Mrs. Foster were WITH STARTER , lenders in the affairs of tho Episco­ TYPEWASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—Senator pal church in the stnte of Florida for LIST TOURING ninny years. Mrs. Foster being n close Park Trammell yesterday introduced relative of tho Inte Bishop Potter of an amendment tu the tax bill provid­ : New York state. The family in well ing for the repeal of the tax on known nnd beloved by nil of tho older freight and passenger charges. Sena­ DEMOUNTABLE RIMS, 30x3'/2 TIRES and STARTER residents of Florida. Mrs. Foster died tor Trammell has been working for TYPELIST TYPE, iut Iti Philadelphia at tho residenco of her some time to have this tax discontinuj daughter, Mrs. William C. Russell, he- ued. It is one of the wnys In which RUNABOUT.................................... 420.00 SEDAN *S .......................... *§15,00 ■ j sides whom she Icnven surviving, nn- ho is endeavoring to bring about somo 8 other ntki.r daughter, iIniiiptil.... Mrs. Clifford tHoskinsJ , 1.1 reduction in tho excessive trnnsporCHASSIS .......................................... 390.00 (roUPELCTZZZZZZZZ 595!00 RENTAL of London, England, nnd a son, E. K. tntion chargees. He Introduced n bill PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW FOR PROMPT Foster Jr., of Jacksonville. j hi tho Senate upon the Hiibjoct early BATTERIES Mrs. Foster wns the widow of tho In. May. In thetax bill as it pnBHcd DELIVERIES FOR ALL CARS late Judge E. K. Foster, who, for i house the transportation tux w as, 5 many years, were residents of San- repoalod to take effect January 1, ford, and tho many friends of tho 10221 Tho senate committee however! fninily will learn with regret of tho proposes thatthis tax shall not bo reFORD DEALER pealed. Senator Trammell’s amend­ death of this good woman. C. C. COBB, Salesman ment proposes that the tax shall be \ Sanford, Florida Post cards—Joeal vlowi -le tach »t discinttnued from the date of the pas­ 8 tho Uorntd office. sage o f the revenuu measure. » » » » » \i WE REALIZE -.1 WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH SANFORD? • SC O TC H G R A IN jj The Seminole County i Bank. SOCIETY S A N F O R D , FLA, 15% OFF LIST FRANK AKERS TIRE CO. F O R D C A R PR IC E S iu HOF-MACI BATTERY!s CO. s New Filling Station: ifi. V; �PAGE THREE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1921 Possible Home of Ulster Government THREE big men l giants S THRU ^CHAMPIONSHIP IF YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLAD­ DER BOTHERS YOU, DRINK LOTS OF WATER , vhrK Oct. 1 .—Reunited af- NEW Y O R K - ftnd strife on tir m»nyye“ tri0 of baseball the <H*mond bruURht the New York pU5rf tK u ib this season’s battle. Giants j hn McGravr, Ilugbfor the pennant. J o kctt_ tho • *sr, J .» « * - list of baseball heroes. t0Pu°r !w vis finishing his 20th year MC of the New York Giants " ■ j K a r ho has had as first aasbJ * *ty„nincrg his old team mate Orioloa of B.UI0 * „,i Burkett, as the second depm°” rfie Individual records of this 0t> L i and afield stands out - *h« GLASS OF SALTS CLEANS KIDNEYS s 18turmoili ninth* iiml gmuinlH near Belfast, which may tie purchased for suxUKJt) for tho new Ulster parliament, ministries and courts of Justice far northern Ireland. » J £ b u n.vor b.d th . good fatluno to monogo a major league North Carolina 21, Wake Forrest 0. , - | n„or but McGrow baa pilot. gridiron early in the second quarter would not have prevented tho "little Centro 14, Clemson 0. Now York University 20, Hobart 0. Jigs and Jennings won three pen- golden tornado” of O. H. S. from sweeping the Sanford High eleven Fordhom 101, Washington 0. Coir ito 14, Alleghany 0. WJJo»w w« ^ A W baseman, first from tho intorscholnstic gridiron of Florida here this afternoon, had the Wilmington Light Infantry 34, At­ game been recognized as an official lantic Christian College 0. Gnllnudet-Camp Humphrey game , ,n K cw Y o rk he retired ns an ac­ meeting between tho two high schools. cancelled. Early in tho second quarter, Full­ tive and became n leader—one of tho Trinity 14, Lynchburg 0. foremost in tho nnnulB of the gnmo. back Anderson crashed over the gonl Citadel 43, Paris Island Marines 0. Jennings was a shortstop—first with line to Bcore six points for the gold Emory and Henry 31, Milligan 6. Louisville, then with Baltimore and and white. No try for gonl wns made Enst Tennessee State Normal 17, finally with B ro o k ly n . His work as owing to tho rain which began to come manager in Detroit came to n close down in torrents. Tho piny which Tusculum 0. Mississippi College 14, Tulano 0. was halted was not continued. with the season of 1920. Mississippi 82, West Tennessee Nor| For most of tho short eight min­ Burkett came to tho Giants In 1890 mnl 0. * utes of the first qunrtcr, neither elev­ is a pitcher but was converted into University of South 2G, Cumberland en seemed to have much advantage In in outfielder becaufc he could not eontrol his left handed shoots. And their offensive play, great difficulty 0. Washington and Leo 41; Randolph i, an outfielder with New York, being experienced by the O. II. S. Macon 0. backs in ltnndling the slippery ball. Cleveland and St. Louis, Burkott made St. Petersburg!) II. S. 28, Lakeland history as one of the most able bats­ Snnford’s offense, routed nt tho start, resorted to nn overhead attack which H. S. 20. men In the game. Summerlin Institute 21, Fort Meade was ineffective. The hatting records of McGraw, H. s. o. Toward the close of the first quar­ Jennings and Burkett, combined, rep­ Gnincsvillc H. S. 60, Ocnln H. S. 0. ter the "little golden tornado" began resent 27 y e ars o f hitting over tho Columbia II. S. 0, Madison II. S. 0. to show an organized attack. Two ,300 mark in the b i g show. Burkett substantial gains by Captain Kincaid batted better than .300 for 11 years, McGraw fo r nine and Jennies for tho and young Joe Tinker played the ball trio and in 1895 he bated .423—seven. on Sanford’s thirty-five yard line Burkett w as the mightiest of a mark when the whistle blew. With the resumption of piny a ser­ second only to H u g h e y Duffy’s .438 of ies of cross bucks nnd off-tackle plays, 1894. McGraw’s top averages was .390, alternating with im occasional end in 1899, the year that Ed. Dolahanty run, carried the ball across the San­ IF MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT DARKENS SO NATURALLY finally succedod in his long effort ford goal. NOBODY CAN TELL Captain Kincaid, Joe Tinker, Smith, to go over the .400 mark with an Link nnd Hnrvnrd were tho O. H. S. average of .408. Jennings did his best work with the bat in 1890, when stars. Captain McLucns played a The old-time mixture of Snge Ten great defensive game for Snnford. The and Sulphur for darkening gray, he hit .397. Titans three, indeed! Burkett went to Cleveland in 1892 line-ups: streaked nnd faded hair is grand­ Snnford (0) mother’s recipe, nnd folks are again and saw his club beaten for tho Nat­ Orlando (G) Thrasher using it to keep their hair u good, ional pennant by Boston. It was not Shutc..................... C until 1895 that Burkett was arrayed Smith...................R.G.............. Riggers even color, which is quite sensible, ns against both McGraw nnd Jennings, in Link.....................R.T............. Fletcher wo are living in nn nge when a youth­ Bnrton.................R.F.................. Stone ful appearance is of the greatest ad­ the Temple Cup Series. Mngrudcr............ L.G................ Meisch vantage. With Burkett playing a heroic rolo Grninge............... L.T..................... Pope with the tint, the Spiders took the Nowadays, though, we don’t have Porter..................L.E............... Denton the troublesome task of gathering the measure of the pennant winning Ori­ (Capt.) sage nnd the mussy mixing at home. oles that fall. Cleveland won four (Capt.) games and Baltimore only one. In Kincaid............... Q.B............ McLucns All drug stores sell the rcady-to-usc 1898 it was Baltimore ngainst Cleve­ Anderson.............F.B................ Moyue product,•improved by the addition of land again fo r the Temple Cup and J. Tinker............. R.II.................. Tillis other ingredients, called "Wyeth’s once more it was McGraw and Jen­ Harrod................ L.II.................. Holly Sage nnd Sulphur Compound." It is B. Anderson of the University of very popular because nobody enn dis­ nings against Burkett. Florida referred, while Jack Goldsby, cover it has been applied. Simply This time the Orioles cleaned up also of the University of Florida, kept moisten your comb or a soft brush without losing a game. They took time; quarters were 8 minutes long. with it nnd draw this through your four straight, finishing the series with hair, tuking one small strnnd at a a 6 to II shutout on the grounds of time; by morning the gray hair dis­ the Spiders. Baltimore was in tho FOOTBALL GAMES ON SATURDAY AND RESULTS appears, but what delights the ladies series again in 1897 but Cleveland Army 28, Springfield 0. with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com­ hnd dropped back and Boston fought Army 7, New Hampshire Stnto 10 pound, is that, besides beautifully tho Orioles for the old trophy. Tho darkening the hair after a few appli­ Orioles won that final competition for (second game.) cations, it also produces that soft lus­ Navy 40, North Carolina State 0. the Temple cup. tre nnd nppearance of abundance Penn State 24, Gettysburg 0. which is so attractive.—Adv. Yale 14, University of Vermont 0. NO DECISION ON GAME Princeton 21, Swnrthmoro 7. Hnrvnrd 3. Iloly Cross 0. Hanford and Orlnndo Football Gnmo GET ACQUAINTED TOUR OF Pennsylvania 20, Frnnklin nnd Mar­ Stopped by Rain STATE BEING PLANNED Sanford and Orlnndo teams battled shall 0. Dartmouth 28, Middlebury 3. on the gridiron Saturday starting the Tho tour of Jacksonville business Cornell 41, St. Bonnventura 0. football season even before tho San­ nnd professional men who will .visit Washington and Jefferson 20, Buckford schools had opened. On nccount all sections of Florida in an event °f the fact that there were two boys nell 0. to be staged under the direction of ) on the Snnford eleven who hnd n o t, Maryland 3, Rutgers 0. the Jacksonville Real Etnte Board, Syracuse 38, Ohio 0. keen students last year and since tho wil Hns tone week, it was announced Georgetown 7, Lebanon 0. schools have not opened and are only at thcemccting of tho board Thurs­ Lehigh 22, Susquehanna 0. opening this morning none of tho day. h'nni had really entered school. On Lafayette 0, Pittsburgh 0. Plans for the get-acquainted trip Amhemt 0, Columbia 7. 'his account it seems that Orlnndo did over the estate being shaped by E. E. Villanovn 9, Columbia 7. n°t want to count tho game calling Robinson, chairman of tho tour com­ Villnnova 0, Uralnus 0. two members of tho Sanford team in* mittee, In collaboration with Joseph Ilowdoin 13, Rhode Island Stnto 0. rilgililcs, Sanford plnyed the gnmo R. Dunn and Harry J. Wood, are that St. Johns 29, Western Maryland 0. however and fussed none about tho the party will leave on Monday and Boston College 13, Boston Univer­ men 0,1 the Orlando team who wero return on Saturday of a week in Octo­ mdigihlo and by those who witnessed sity 0. ber yet to be determined. Wisconson 28, Lnwrenco 0. it the game wns said to liavo been a Six days travel will permit of many Michigan 44, Mount Union 0. knot) one only tho rain stopped It bestop-overs and n wide itinerary, tno Wabash 9, Purdue 0. orc the first hnlf. Tho good work of committee belioves. Meetings und enChicago 35, Northwestern 0. onch Edwin Meisch showed up all tertinmont features will be arranged Nebraska 55, Wesleyan U. 0. through the game nnd If ho can have in conjunction with representative or­ Obcriln 14, Wittenberg 0. the handling of tho Snnford tenm an­ ganizations from tho vnrious cities to other week ho will show tho world Case 14, Akron 0. something in footbnll. With only a Iowa 62, Knox 14. bo visited. Indiana 20, Kalamazoo 0. Dates of tho pilgrimage, tho start ow days practice nnd hardly know­ Notre Dame 57, Depauw 10. and various stops and other details ing who would be on the team tho will be announced in a few days, Mr. 1“'iford boys accepted tho game with ' Minnesota 19, North Dakota 0. Georgia Tech. 41, Oklethorpc 0. Drlando eleven that has had two Robinson stated. Tennessee 7, Maryville 0. weeks of hard practice and much of Ton committees of two men cnch Roanoke 14, Guilford 0. wore appointed to visit business nnd ls w'lh tho Rollins College team but Wofford 22, North Georgia Aggies 0. professional men In the city in nn ®t that Orlando knew Sanford was Furmnn 03, Newberry 0. ere every minuto of the time pud effort to round up all possible pil­ South Carolina 18, Ersklno 0. with the proper encouragement Sangrims, for tho tour.—Jacksonville MeVirginia 28, George Washington 0 ’tropolin. ort will make a flno record during tho Auburn 34, Howard 3. season. Tho Tampa Tribune dispatch Vanderbilt 34, Normal 0. Jowi ^r*nndo tf*ves the game as folIt is only a question of time until Alabama 27, Spring Hill 7. somebody will organise Tho Sacred 4 | Georgia 28, Mercer 0. Order of Exaalted Midnight Lynch­ Richmond 14, Catholic U. 0, ORLANDO, Oct. 1.—A terrific rainers. Florida C, U. S. Inf. School 0. °nn which Bwept the fair grounds -£ c s j? s a r t «£ TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGE TEA When your kidneys hurt and your back feels sore, don’t get scored and proceed to had your stomach with a lot of drug3 that excite tho kidneys and irritute tho entire urinury tract. Keep your kidneys clean like you keep your bowels clean, by flushing them with n mild, harmless salts which removes tho body’s urinous wuste and stimulates them to their normal activity. The function of tho kidneys is to falter the blood. In 24 hours they strain from It 500 grains of m id and waste, so we can readily understand the vital importance of keeping the kidneys active. Drink lots of wnter—you can’t drink too much; also get from any pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast each morn­ ing for a few days and your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is made from tho acid of grapes and lem­ on juke, combined with lithia, and has been used for genoratioift to clean and atimulato clogged kidneys; also to neutralize the adds in urine so it no longer la a source of irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts ir inexpensive; cannot in­ jure; mnkes a delightful cffervcscerit lithia-watcr drink which overyono should take now and thon to kcop their kidneys elenn and active. Try this, rlso keep up tho water drinking, nnd no doubt you will wonder what became of your kidney trouble and backache.—Adv. EXCURSION RATES TO CITRUS SEMINAR AT GAINESVILLE. The B ell Cafe announces a reduction in prices o f 35 per cent on all short orders, and the price o f regular meals will be reduced later. Everything in Season can always be Found at THE BELL CAFE i Quick and Satisfactory Service Will be Rendered COFFEE, 5c per cup—Drink All You W ant Will appreciate a call from you------------ Give ua a Trial -------------- WE THANK YOU--------------- The Bell Cafe Fertilizer Materials * • Castor Pomace Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems Kpecinl railroad rates for the nhovo Extension Schools from nil points in Florida have just been granted by the Southeastern Pnsscnger Association, on the CERTIFICATE PLAN, one and •• one-half fnre for the round trip con­ KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E ditioned upon not less than 350 per­ GOAT MANURE sons, holding certificates, attending these nnd associated meetings at And Other Materials Gainesville during the period, October 4-7, 1921. At this time ft appears probable Our Prices Will Save You Money thnt the required attendance of 360 will be secured but nt the an mo time it is extremely important thnt every person buying ticket to Gainesville for above meetings secure a certifi­ cate nt the time of purchasing ticket. If tho required number of personas nttends the meetings, th ertifient will he vnlidntcd at Gainesville nnd wil! then entitle the holder to purchase his PHONE 536 return ticket for hnlf fare. Certificates will bo issued only on request by any ticket agent in Florldn, with tickkcts purchased October 1-0, inclusive. Certificates will ho vnli­ dntcd nt Gainesville October (1 nnd 7, SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS and tickekts for return trip at hnlf fnre will be sold at Gainesville up to JOHN GORE, Proprietor October 10th. CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY This reduced rate is available to all 1018 West First Street 1018 West First Street persons who buy tickekts to Gaines­ ville between October 1-6, inclusive. Kindly give this Information all DIUNK possible publicity, ami be sure to tell TAMPA’S MUNICIPAL BELT It. It. Elder Springe Water. Ita 09 98-190 all those who plnn to travel to GnincsTAMPA, Oct. 1.—Bids for tho con­ pur cent pure. Phan* 81L vllle by dull to secure cortificntes nt struction of n double tracks, municipal time of purchasing tickets. Tho world nows tho day it happen*, belt railway nrouml tho city’s water­ delivered nt your door each evening, In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ front as pnrt of the port improvement 15c tho week. project will be received in tho near cuit, Seminole County, State of future, tho City Commission hnving Florida.—In Chnncery. ordered tho publication of advertise­ Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Are* ments calling for them. Completion DIVORCE—CITATION. New Era Printers of tho project is expected to cost tho G. B assett Sm ith, Prop. city at lenst $1,500,000. Cecil I. Mooney, Complainant, COMMERCIAL AND vs. JOB PRINTING Sell it with a Ilernld Want Ad. Alma Bernice Mooney, Defendant. To Alma Bernice Mooney, enre Gallic V. Cato, 313 W. Marshall St., Rich-) montl, Vn.: It appearing from tho affidavit of the complainant herein thnt you nro a resident of a stnto other thon the state of Florida; thnt you nro a person over the nge of twenty-one years and thnt there in no perron within tho state of Florida service of a summons in Chan­ cery upon whom would hind you, it is hereby ordered thnt you appear to tho hill of complaint filed heroin ngninst is a boy between you on the Rule dny for November, four and eightyears 1921, to-wit, 7lh day of November, 1921. old. When you And it is further ordored that thin suddenly discover citation be published ir. the Sanford you haven't a baby Daily Herald onco each week for four consecutive weeks. any more but a regular, sure 'nuff little shaver it’s a pretty sure Witness my hnnd nnd official seal sign you’ve got to do some building. He wants a room of his at Snnford, Scminolo County, Florida, this the 24th dny of September, 1921. own. Maybe that means an addition to the house. A playhouse; (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, a dog kennel; a high board fence to shin over; and repairs! Ask Clerk of Circuit Court. Dad—he knows 1 Dad buys lumber here. He's one of our best SCHELLE MAINES, Solicitor for Complainant. 9-26-5tc customers. Chase & Co. A Little Shaver San 'Diego high school Jeffers a course in scenrnio writing. May as well let them get it over with while father foots {ho bills.—El Paso Her­ ald. Post cards—local vlewa—lc each at the Herald office. HILL LUMBER CO. SERVICE QUALITY PRICE �;f T% . 'f "■y ftw\■ ;; r-V*- ™ > aif<e !S itr r m s i O B R .... I PAGE FOUR_______________ lanMhfa / »»-•**'» THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1921 kept them stirred up, kept thorn with uoon her hundreds of persons who CLEARWATER WANTS SECRE­ TARY CHAMBER COMMERCE tha idea of koeplng tho town awake have discovered thnt they can livo f * M kk.< m ty i f U r x — 49* .g t O M d*j a t l ^ a in tho summer and keeping up busi­ without work nnd enn enjoy change jj K *nU M n O ^ W t^ U ^ tU i n i u CLEARWATER, Oct. 1.—This city ness by stimulating business in the of climate by begging. Is scnrchlng for a secretary for the Tho mayor should put up tho bars dull montnn. Tho results nro appar­ HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. ent, and while tho paper did not enrry and allow no boggnrs to solicit alms Chamber of Commorce, tho Board of wnituKiM tho nmount of advertising it should on tho streets here. It will bo easier Governors of the organization nt a re­ cent meeting having decided to obtain R. J. HOLLY ______1--------- Editor have carried, wo aro well satisfied for him if ho establishes a rule and have confidence in the future. a secretary to succeed Charles M. Jt. J. LILLARD....8ecrctary-Trensi»rer with our efforts to give tho pooplo of sticks to it. Tourists coming here to Hemphill. Secretary Hemphill has America—financial and business—is B . A. NEEL.............General Manager Sanford and vicinity a dally paper nil spend the winter nnd to enjoy the had no contract with the organization sunshine and attractions of tho city the year round. It hns demonstrated emerging from a state of uncertainty in­ ROBERT J. HOLLY, J r, during the present fiscal year but hns our faith in Sanford, and wo back our certainly do not want to bo confront­ been serving through the summer C3 0 ULATI0* MANAOEB to a period which promises healthy'and Phone 148 up to fl P, JR._____ fuith with our hard earned money. Wo ed by the maimed nnd tho halt and months. After tho nppolntmont of his lasting prosperity. turn with their successor, Mr. Hemphill will romnin kMrtrXUimt t i t M M .d . I m w i «* A p,ll..tl~w. nrc Justified in n thousand diiTcrcnt tho blind nt every hands held out for money. Tho city ways, and fuel today on tho threshold ■ a b ttrif U x M e * ta A d r x o . Definite improvement along all lines is OM T e t r ............ .............. ............................ ta g of another year that Sanford has nnd tho city's wulfnro are not tho per­ with him a month to acqunint him with the office routine. the best evidence of adjustment, and Delivered la City by CerrUr benefited by tho Dnlly Herald moro sonal property of tho mayor, to bo Ox Week ....................................II Owt* than any other agency,nnd that In tho tossed to mendicants in softness of certainly conditions everywhere are —Get your Scratch Pads from The '* * • b it IS- U ' l l - H t t W eeklr .M w oU eath a ly errere iem U eU Oeuaty u j U yeblUbed next two or threo yoars the Dnlly heart.—St. Petersburg Independent. Herald—by tho pound—16c. showing this improvement. rn v y Briday. A deertU la* n t o l made tae w a e a applicative. D araoeralte, I f pelltloa, f t .l * Herald will be what It should he, one par year, alway* la adeaaee.__________________ of the largest in the State, and San­ This bank has confidence that the STARTING TO SCHOOL ford will be whnt it should bo, one of Member of The Aaaoclated Preea worst is past, and faith that the imme­ Conserve Your Sight tho lnrgcst cities in the State. Tho Ono of the greatest events, ono of diate future holds much of good for all. Dnlly Herald nnd the future of San­ the greatest adventures, if not the Our shaded goggles, shell frames, gold ford, are wrapped up in the snmo groatost in tho lives of tho youngsters mountings, etc., in SIZES FOR CHIL­ package, nnd what happens to one, is starting to school. Thoso who are DREN nro meeting With great favor. School dnyH. will hnppen to the other, and the same getting their first lessons, those who Wc fit children with children’s glass­ can be said of every business house have up to this timo been more or es and they ure always pleased. Tho greatest days in the life of boys in tho city. Thnt being tho case, we less tied to mother’s apron strings and girls. TOM MOORE A COMMUNITY BUILDER should all sink or swim, together, nml nnd must now face the great open . ------- o---------work for ono another and boost for world this morning nnd meeting many OPTOMETRIST—OI*TICIAN ,s However, they do not know it and . F. P. Forster; President Will not know it until many years one another, nml fight for one anoth­ strange fncos nnd coming ncross OfTicc Opp I*. 0. Phone 192 er. many strange things—their first day B. F. Whitncr, Cashier from this date. There will he no sinking, however, at school. And those who hnvc been TO SEE BETTER SEE MOORE i • ■ 0 • .,And then if you have not applied if present conditions hold, and there to school nml are going back, some yourself itwill he too Into. Each is no reason to think otherwise. Wo with happiness depicted in their faces minute wasted in school shows up in intend to swim, nnd while swimming, because they like to study and those will take Sanford to tho shore of who think it is another jail sentence your record in aftor life. prosperity nml big business, and all for a few days until they got accus­ -------- - o ----------that is coming to this line city—that tomed to the school discipline again The City Commissioners AH of us take a great pride in our is, it is coining, hut will not arrivo after running wild like young colts public schools. They are the bulwark of the City of Sanford, without the help and good will of for the summer. of the nation nml Sanford schools arc every citizen of Sanford. Therefore, And those young gentlemen and Florida, will receive bids ns good if not better than tho major­ today, let everyone get behind the j young ladies who nro in the high 1until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc­ ity of the schools of the South. You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ Chamber of Commerce nnd every oth- sehonl nnd as such have much of tho ---------- „----------Lot ovoryono stand right sqilnrely er good measuro, and with the pub­ restraint of the grammar school tak­ tober 7, 1921, for fur­ fessional and Business Man in behind Prof. McKay and his corps of licity of the Daily liernld, make the en from them and are put upon their nishing said City with Assistants and make this the greatest coining season one of the greatest in honor to study during the study pe­ Sanford in This Column one Combination Pump school year in history. history. riods instead of having a teacher over ------------ — o — ------- — Chemical and With all khc faith in the world in them as they did in the lower grades. Engine Real estate is moving in Sanford Sanford, the Herald lias purchased a Today is a great day in tho lives Hose Motor Car, 600 to LAWYERS CONTRACTORS these days ami it begins to look as building lot nnd some time in tiie near of the boys and girls, and if they though there would be at least one future, will erect one of the finest would only realize it, and improve 750 gallon capacity. 1,S. O. Shinholser George A. DeCottes hundred new homes started here dur­ printing olTIees in the State, Imr none. each shining hour, what a difference 000 feet more or less of ing the winter months. There ought It will not be today or tomorrow, but it would make in their after lives, Attorney-nt-Law Contractor and Builder Standard 2 1 /2 in. fire to bo five hundred. Over Seminole County Bank it will be within the next two years, what a comfort and blessing they will SANFORD FLORID \ and when that time comes ,the Daily be to theor parents and what a joy hose. SANFORI) FLORIDA .While thousands of men in New Herald will be printed upon the finest and pride to their teachers. The JackCertified check of 5% York are looking for work thousands press that money will nurchase, the sonvilie .Metropolis bus the following Sanford Constructs Co. must accompany each of longshoremen strike for more mon­ ■entire outfit will lie made ready to about the school opening: BATTERIES CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS ey, Ami thus it goes from one ex­ print one of tiie largest papers in this bid. Wiliam—Willie, Hill, Old Man, BRINO TOUR Planes and Specifications Cheerfully treme to the other until it would seem part of the State, and it will be a whatever he happens to be called— City reserves the right Furnished thnt a cataclysm would be the result. Slate paper in every respect, for we Battery Troubles to Us AH Work Guaranteed Is standing on the threshold of a great reject a n y Or all bids. ---------- o---------- W» S i'tcltlU a on E lootriotl W ork and eon (loo know what Sanford intends to do, nnd adventure. jrou dopondtblo lorvleo., n. T. PACE P. O. Ilox 101 Some people have strange ideas of we know what the Herald Printing C. J. RYAN, WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS The typical American small boy, the printing business. Grown men FOR OVERHAULING YOUR OAR ('o., intends to do, and there is no who still delights in bringing home c Manager. come inti) the Herald office every day Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors looking for work. They seem to people or firm in this city that have strange dogs and thinks iiis daddy is 0-27-fUc Sketches nnd Estimates Free; m Company think that any ordinary rough neck any more faith in (lie city than tho tiie greatest man ill tho world, starts building too large and none too smslL Herald and its force. to school Monday. can step rigiit into a printing office Phone 189 L. A. Hennud, Prop. -— -ALL WORK GUARANTEED----It is with much pride that today Ami Mary—Sister, Sunshine, Bright and go to work printing. It takes wo point to our first year’s work. We Eyes, whatever she happens to be call­ from three to four years of the hard­ & Shorey HARTFORD BATTERY Pine Wilson have improved with age, and intend ed—who loves to cut paper dolls out est kind of work for a greenhorn boy and Gnrland Sts., Orlando, Fla. to lenrn the printing trade and many to keep on improving. We can only nf magazines and play grown-up, will City Licenses Due Oc­ “Battery Insurance” of them never learn it then. Printing improve, however, with the kind of be in the desk across tiie aisle. PURE WATER Sold and Serviced by is a real trade and to learn it one consistent support to which a real Mothers and fathers will accomp­ tober 1, 1921 daily is entitled. If you aro getting must start as a hoy apprentice and any Bill and Mary to school on this Edw. Higgins, Inc. Elder Springs Water there are few of them starting. They a real daily paper, it deserves your day. Bill may break down and cry, ATTENTION is called to the fact patronage, it lias the subscriptiin list would, rather take an easier Job at and Mary may whisper in an ear, that all City Licenses are payable on 99.98% PURE Haight & Wieland that justifies your placing your ad­ "Mother, please take me home with or before October 1, 1!)21. more pay. Phone 311-W Sanford, FI*. vertisements and it has the reading you!" but these two little pilgrims SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to GARAGES matter that justifies your subscribing will be left, even if in tears. YEAR OLD IIAIIV. and all things being equal, there is LORD’S PURITY And a new world unfolds. Section 4, Ordinance 25 Smith Bros. Garage One year ago today, tho Daily Hor- nothing that can keep the Daily Her­ What man or woman has forgot­ WATER nld started as an all the year round ald from being tin* great success that ten that first day in school! There are which rends ns follows: "That the Expert Repairing proposition, liefuro that timo, tho it will be, and there is nothing thnt four big events in the life of man— City Tax Collector before issuing a li­ AS GOOD AS THE BBST OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Daily Herald was a winter idea, print­ will keep Sanford from being tho birth, the first day of school, mar­ cense based on a property value, or Onk and First Daily Service Phone 1,7 ing for six monthe in tho winter time, great city that it is destined to lie. riage and death. Tilt1 second is some­ capital stock, shall require the per­ and fearful of going through the sum­ Let us all get together, and work times omitted in the recitation of these son applying for a license to make a REAL ESTATE mer, although Tho summer had never for that common end, and with the events. Hut it is all-important. Life written statement under oath of tho SANFORD NOVELTY' been tried ,nnd might have been tried i sole thought of making Sanford great. takes on a new shade tlufn; the veil is value of the property, or the amount E. F. Lane of the capital stock." only the Southern Utilities broke Work and work and work. removed more or less and the cold WORKS Application blanks for said licenses dtfwn and no power was available, and realities of the world reach out to Real E state and Insurance will be furnished free of charge at the the daily was stopped in April to be touch the youthful mind anil require City Office. KEEP OUT THE BEGGARS. V. C. COLLER, Prop. Phone 95 resumed last October for a year round some of its attention. ALFRED FOSTER, proposition. Thu present manage­ Mayor Mitchell has granted permis­ The hope of this city, this Stale, General Shop and Mill City Tax Collector. ment was willing to take a chance of sion to two beggars, within the last this nation—more, tiie world—is cen­ lfiC-lOtc Geo. W. Knight Work the city of Sanford growing suiri- few days, to solicit alms on the tered in WlIlium and Mary, who look Real E state and Insurance eiontly in a few years to make a daily streets of the city. The mayor is un­ up into the face of a regular teach­ Eyes Examined Glasses Designed CONTRACTOR and BUILDER n paying proposition, and willing to usually tender-hearted and it is hard er for the first time today. SANFORD FLORIDA Henry McLaulin, Jr. 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. shoulder a loss for awhile until the for him to refuse when some poor, The others resuming their studies OPT. I). dally could be Justified in its exist­ unfortunate person appeals to him. are but grown-up Williams mid .. Employment Bureau.. ence. That it has come to stay, is Everybody know tint mayor, also Marys. They have advanced along the TRANSFER The vocational committee of tho Busi­ apparent in tin* growing subscription knows how ready he lias always been great highway which lends to the fu­ ness nnd Professional Women's Club “WE DELIVER TIIE GOODS’* list, and in the growing disposition on to help anybody who is unfortunate. ture, They have already traveled a requests all young women desiring the part of the merchants to take His sympathy is (piickly enlisted, and little way toward Experience. employment to register nt tho First Quick Service Transfer yearly contracts for advertisement. when a blind or a disabled person ap­ Thus the world moves. National Rank. Storage Facilities The daily kept the city on the map all peals to him for permission to hog on The parents of William and Mary, AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman If wc please you, tel] others; if uo this summer, and injected "pop" into the streets lie just umillot refuse. Hut if the mood appeals should read OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST tell us. Phone 498 the civic and business life of this city lie should refuse. Wordworth's "Imitations of Immor­ Graduate Northern Illinois College when it might have lagged behind in The mayor should not allow beg­ tality, or Recollection From Earliest 212 East First St. Sanford, Fin. WILSON VULCANIZ­ HOTELS the summer as usual. The daily pa­ gars to Infest St. Petersburg. If one Childhood." There is a great thought ING WORKS per kept pushing and pulling,for a is allowed here then all must be per­ in this poem. C. 0. WILSON, O . n r r H otel M ontezuma bigger and butter Sanford, and a good mitted To come in. There can be no Monday will he n great day in the SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND ready for thu fall trade thnt Is here. discrimination. If he allows half a doz­ lives of William and Mary—ami a me­ Pickling and Preserving REASONABLE PRICES “Sanford’s New Hotel” Wlfht nrolh.r. Q u n . Bulldln» The daily paper kept the people busy, en here, in a month Central avenue morable one in the lives of their par­ mi nay 11.50 Up Per Day wil Hie lined with human wrecks who ents. T-rnr Sanford Machine & have met with misfortune. Floridn is i r* 7 infested with professional beggars ev­ SOFTENING THE WATER. Foundry Co. We have the ery winter. They come from all over BANANASAND General Mnchlne nnd Holler Works G1LL0N & the country to this stnte, knowing thnt The last issue of tho Arcadia En­ Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear the ‘‘picking'* will be easy here be­ CHERRIES terprise had an editorial urging the it;.#- FRY bands in stock cause they ran appeal to a holiday city to put in a water softening plant. Crank Shafts Re-turned crowd, nlwnys in n good humor nnd Mason, Sure-Seal Jars ELECTRICAL We believe thnt Ilrndontown should do For n delicious and unusual dish "f! r> therefore j onerous. lo ^Contractors . and Jelly Glasses try baking hunanas with 1 can Any person who onn afford to spend this nnd do it nt once. We saw enough Sanford Steam Laundry of Libby’s Red Cherries. Hake the winter in Floridn is not renlly an of water softening processes recent* ' If Phono 442 See our line of object of charity. Yet they come. They ly to believe thnt this would be a good FOR SERVICE 20 minutes, hasting with their ride ou trains, too, nnd pay their way. thing for Brndentown, nnd would bo ayrup. [111 Pa.k Call 146-J Many of the m ure rich. The hnve bo- self-sustaining.—Brndentown Journal, Stone Crocks, Coolers, Ave. conio public wards and have adopted This Is whut Sanford needs, and im iy obi;** Churns, etc. !fi:. an unHy way to mnkca living. Each needs badly. The sulphur water enusl awo D ean e T u rn e r community does or should cure for Its es needless expense to tho people of Acteylene Welding WBLAKA BLOCK own unfortunntes, nnd If they will this city nnd should not be tolerated. ,J OF ALli KINDS Btny nt home they can bo provided Other cities with sulphur water have Phones 497-404 with at least tho necessities of life, it softened, and Sanford citizens Sanford Welding Co. But Floridn each winter has dumped should demand it. HARDWARE CO Located in Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Avc. ftNFORD'DAILY HERALD Business Men of America THE First National Bank BIDS W A N T E D pI 1 V » •, I 1; PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD N O T IC E 1 r. I '■ 1 rai I 1 |l lii I ' i1i f[ j it ]LI is i TIME / STONE JARS H ;v BALL ii/* •___ ft*i •i 'h i'’ �THB SANFORD P Utile H»PP«n‘ngl Mention of Matter* I* Brlef Pereonal H*®* eflntereet In and About The City <£ Florida: Unsettled toprobnbly local rains; f cooler in north portion t; Tuesday generally jolcr in North and Cen- today with schools opon Good time to advertise anu worn up some special 8alca- \v W. c. Smith, Of Ocnla, WBH a «tnes» visitor hero Saturday. Tucker, of Chattanooga, i registered nt tho Montozuwliile attending to business Little shower yesterday was n great blessing. It rained hard n few miles south of tho city yesterday nfternoon. Summary of the Plotting Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers Semihole County rfl__m | f -n Teachers For the E nsuing Year We have priced our fall clothing so th at the highest priced suit in the house will not go over $45.00,—and th at is why we are selling them almost as fast as they arrive. And they are— Only a little while longer, Pauline, nnd that cool spell will bo With ub again. Tho only thing' keeping it back was the lack of rain. Just givo us rain with a little nor’easter In it and it will bo Christmas le a th e r before you, khow It. Yesterday morning was so cool and nice that it fooled us badly and yet the weather man says It was 90 and wo hiive no' reafion to doubt his word, course, all this weather dope wo givo you Is tho maximum and not the nvorago that usually goes out of theiio other places. At that the Clyde Lino trippers think it Is cooler here than In New York: 5:40 A. M. OCTOBER 3 Maximum ....................... l*G Minimum ......................... G8 Range ............................. 72 Barometer ....................... 30.00 Rain .................. 14 Calm and clear. M ic h a e ls -S te rn s C lo th e s C am pus T ogs FIIEB FREDERICKS SHOT IIY OFFICERS IN RAID LAST NIGHT aro glad to sec him again. Harry and Mrs. Neel will go smith tomorrow for a few weekH stay at Okeechobee and then return to Sanford where lie will take up his duties on the Herald but expects to make frequent trips to Okeechobee, the coming city of tho grent Everglades country. Rotary club will have a fine meet­ ing tomorrow at noon when District Governor John Turner, of Tampa, will Rains nnd the report that more was 1 „. |u re and several other shining on the way ,hns caused a big smile on lights of Rotary. the fncu of the farmers and cvery-------j one. It is the rains that bring the The Herald Printing Co., has pons cooler weather nnd everyone wants ami pencils and inks nnd tablets nnd ' cooler weather now. It is time for many other things for the school chil- J fall nnd wo want fall, dren. Come in nnd sco them. Tin Colte Hill, of Orlando, was In tho prices arc right city today talking Republic trucks. ROOFING, Red and green Blato sur­ Coito is one of the most prominent nuface, 3-|dy $3.25 per squnre, Tiger tontobilo men in tho state, and has brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; ninny friends here who are always 1-ply, $2.2"). Free delivery. Address glad to see him. lie has contracted for M. E. Ginn, Box 391. 139-20tp Rpueo in the Herald for the Republic trucks, Mrs. T. L. O'Conner nnd son, Paul, left today for Baltimore, where Paul A negro child was run over by an will attend Mt. St. Joseph’s collogo. automobile nt the corner of Sanford She will bo joined later hy her son nnd Celery avenues yesterday after­ Joseph, and will spend tho winter in noon, nnd had its hip broken. It has Hillsdale, Hid., with him. not been learned who the child was or who ran over it. This is a dangerous "EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Ginnt corner, nnd should receive tho careful that lives in a box. Wo can now fur­ attention of drivers of cars nnd those nish six Volt Batteries nt $24.50. Wo who are walking on this thorough­ buy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd re­ fare. pair all makes Batteries.—Itny Broth­ ers. Phone 548. ' 150-tfc A new shipment of felt hats just received, which will be closed out at $2.00 each. Nuff Sed. —The Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. tf Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Howard nnd family arrived in the city from Pnhnkci' Saturday where tho family has been visiting for some time. Thoy will be nt borne south of the city nnd Mr. Howard will return to Pahokoo Tues% "'here lie hns Inrgo property in­ terests ami is engaged In the real es­ WORLD SERIES tate business. Mr. Howard is also en­ BEGINS WEDNESDAY. gaged in tbu fishing industry nt Okeechobee City, Tho world series of baseball begins next Wednesday at 2 o’clock, eastern Harry Neel of the Herald Printing time. • ' <>., and at present the presiding gonFor nffiro supplies, stationery, etc, 1,18 fhe Okeechobee N c w h , is home >«r a few dnys nnd his many friends como lo the Herald office. CHANDLER 1920 FOUR PASSENGER ROADSTER New Paint, New Top and New Cord Tires Special equipment Mechanical Condition A-l $450 Cash, balance Monthly Installments SANFQRP. FLORIDA Lexington and Hubmobile Distributors PrineipnlAssistnnt HEAT BREAKS WINDOWS Sometime ago T. J. Miller, who is having the old thentre building re­ modelled, was engaged in having tho plate glass windows set and was very careful about allowing space for con­ traction and expansion. Upon being questioned about tho matter of setting the glass in windows, he gave out a valuable fund of information about glass in this, und other countriccs, and the relation of lurge windows to heat nnd cold. It seems thnt others have not been so careful, and the fol­ lowing from tho Kissimmee ValleyGazette, brings to mind what Mr. Miller said some time ago: Both the handsomely adorned win­ dows of tho Merchants and Farmers Bank facing Boardway have been shattered because of the sun’s rays beauting upon them. Tho loss will bo considerable. Stanley Bullock, assist­ ant cashier, was standing close by them when the breaks occurred, nnd investigation shows thnt they were improperly set, not sufficient spaco being allowed for the natural expan­ sion. The location of tho glass gives them tho full heat of the sun during tho hottest hours of tho day, and an expert glass-setter alwnyH allows for tho expansion of such largo sheets of material. In this case, it is stated no nllownnco wnH mndo for tho heat; consequently tho breaking. WORCESTER SCHOOL BOYS ACT AS TRAFFIC COPS DURING DISMISSAL TIME. after the* shooting. Fred was taken by federal officers several weeks ago on the charge of engaging in illicit liquor business and when his trial came up the government officers ask­ ed Chief Killibrew to have him sent to Tampa. lie was lined twenty-live dollars and sent here to his wife for tho money the message coming to tho chief of police. While going to Fred­ ericks’ house oil the banks of Mill Creek in the western part of the city close to Lnko Monroe, Chief Killi­ brew found the car marks of a still, and determined to investigate on ids own hook as soon as Fredericks re­ turned home which was Saturday. That night Chief Killibrew and Of­ ficer Harrison, the latter having a shot gun with number five shot, wont to the place occupied by Fredericks for tho stilling operations and found him there and he fled at the sight of the officers. Colling upon him to halt he only burned the wind faster ami Officer Harrison filled him with bird shot nnd Chief Killibrew shot in his direction, both shots bringing him down with his anatomy filled with shot and one pistol hall in the leg. He was taken to the hospital where he is said to he in a precarious condi­ tion hut it is thought that he will re­ cover. It is thought that he was shot through the lungs hy tho fine shot as he was having hemorrhages hut later reports today say that he is better and may pull through. ASKS KIWAMANS TO EACH HIRE ONE IDLE MAN NORFOLK, Vn., Oct. 3.—Harry M. Karr, of Baltimore, president of Kiwnnis International, is anxious to have the organization of which ho is the head, concern itself actively in re­ lieving unemployment this winter and is tho author of the unique suggestion that every one of the 0,000 Klwanians in the United States employ ono extra mnn in his business during the winter months. Speaking before capital district con­ vention here yesterday Mr. Karr urg­ ed that every Klwnninn in the district adopt such a policy and take one extra mnn Into his business establishments. He said ho is urging the same course on KlwuttiunB in nil parts of tho coun­ try. .*’1 think we will all agree that the tide of business bus turned,” said Mr. Karr, "nnd that gradual improvement has sot in. But, nevertheless, it Bcenis probnblt thnt the soming winter .will bo tho worst from tho standpoint of ^ho laboring man thnt we have seen In years. The practical business mnn and all of ub must loam to solve our own problems. Tho government conference on unemployment yshouldj refor the matter back to trio various states with tho recommendation that they ^should undertake more construction work in order to provide employment for idlo men." WORCESTER, Mobs., Oct. 3— Ton hoy pupils at t^o North High School have bee nasslgnod to act as traffic officers In front of tho school building at dismissal hour wlien 1,500 boys nnd girls leavo the school. * Tho boys have been trained' in traffic signals under Office supplies of all binds at The the direction ofa police sergeant and Herald PHntlng Co. When you want each day, a few minutes before the anything in this line see The Herald. session' closes, two of them control automabilp nnd street car traffic Wo have it or can get i t while tte ilrt fellow pass. |l ..hi ..i scholars *1' ' For .offipe supplies, stationery, etc, come to the Herald office. The bungalow we are advertising for sale has extra large rooms, and extra * large sleeping porch, and worth your in­ vestigating. * C o n n e lly Real Estate C o Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count five words to ■ line nnd remit net cordlngly FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 719 Onk Ave­ FOR SALE—Roso No. 4 seed, Irish nue. 164-fltp potutocs, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. LOST Brumloy. 131-tfc LOST OR STOLEN—Small brown FOR SALE—8-room house with nil Gyp answering to tho name of modern convenience, excellent re­ Speck. $25.00 rewnrd if returned to pair. Private vnter works, in desir­ Dr. J. A. Rogers, New Smyrna. able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ 101-Otp ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. 116-tfc LOST—Between Sanford Junction nnd dispatcher's office on railroad three FOR SALE—One heavy duty two passes in small black pocketbook, ono wheel trailer in good condition. In A. C. L., one F. E. C., and one S. A. L. quire nt Ford Gnruge. , 143-tfi Also smnll tan pocket book containing two one dollar bills. Finder keep FOR SALE—Stable manure; car lots. money and return passes and pockotGood dry stock. Price $7 par ton, f. books to It. W. Duckworth, enro West­ o. b. cars, Sanford. Chuso & Co. ern Union, 163-3tc 151-tfc. LOST—Wire wheel with tire and tube SMALL HOUSE with an extra lot', complete from Maxwell car, lost be­ $350 cash, balance $12.00 per month. tween Daytona nnd Kissimmee. Find­ —E. F. Lane, the Real Estate Man. er plcnsu notify II, Harper, Klfctdm104-4tp nice, Fla. 103-2tp FOR SALE—A pair of young, black tnnro mules, at a bargain. Phono WANTED 0, 152-tfc WILL PARTY who applied for room FOR SALE Mixed Jersey nnd IIol call again over 5 nnd 10 cent store. stein cow nnd calf, also horse and 104-3tc 50 Rhode Island Red chickeiiH. E. Magauson, Route No. A, Box 200. BEHGDOLI/S ATTORNEYS 159-Otp ABSOLVED OF BLAME SPECIAL LUMBER PRICES: Com­ BY JURY OF LAWYERS plete building schedules on request. Saves you 1-3 '»f cost. Book of WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—A "Jury’* House plans $1.50. Money refunded if of twelve prominent lawyers, nftor not satisfactory, or if wo sell you lum­ reviewing the testimony taken in tho ber. Send list for estimate.—Gulf ensu growing out of the escape of Lumber Co., Porry, Fla. 10-1-lm Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy FOR SALE—One young fresh milk draft evader of Philadelphia, has cow.—R. L. Garrison. lG3-fltc found both his attorneys, E. C. Ball- ‘ , oy and Snmuol T. Ansoll, Innocent of* FOR SALE—Bargain, five room cot any participation in tho escapee, the tnge, large lot. Box 117. 103-tit; latter announced last night. Copies of A REAL bX r GAIN in Celory fnrms the judicial roview arc being sontto and orange groves.—E. F. Lane, the members of congress. Honl Estate Man. 104-4tp Thoso questions woro considered by FORD TRUCK for sale.—West Side tho lawyers: Grocery, 164-tfc WHothiSr Ansoll and Bailey were justified in accepting a retainer in the at Post cards—local views— Lceach t case. t,ho Herald offictf. Whether Anscll was justified In \ making application for Bergdoll’* ?y i fo r r e n t temporary releaSo undos military S FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. guard; and Apply 1001 Elip Ave. 152-tfc Whether either member of tho firm FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front was guilty of conspiracy in connection robm. 411 Park Ave. 103-titc with tho escapo. Affirmative answers were returned FOR RENT—5 room house with bath, to the first and second and a negative ' 902 French ave. ‘ 103-2tc answer to the third,,the statement;'' .' FOR RENT—Desirablo houBo keeping said. room*. BoxjUy, 103-titp FOR RENT—Furnished bed zooms As a matter of fact, it is all w o rk . and light housekeeping roma. 2P0 and no pay that makes Jack a doll Park avo. lflO-Otp boy. FOR SALE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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S anford 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 Sanford THB Herald "City Substantial’ 'Wi V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N SANFORD, FLO RID A, SATU R D AY, OCTOBER 1, 1921 VOLUME II NU M B ER 163 Flood Brings Death and Loss to San Antonio bank and trust co m pany will be organized as SANFORD INSTITUTION Being Prepared For New $100,000 Bank & Trust Co. Charter SU PR E M E COURT OF M ASSACH U SETTS REMOVES A T T R O R N E Y. State’s Attorney W ideman Says He Has N ever H ad A n y (By Th* AitociaUd Frau) BOSTON, Oct. 1.— The Supreme Court o f Massachusetts today an­ nounced .the removal from office of Nathan A. Tufts, district nttorney of 'Middlesex county. Its finding It was sttlfK AFTER ONE D AY’S C A N ­ said, waB for public good. VASS OF LOCAL HUSINESS MEN AND INVESTORS . D AD E C O U N TY CAN BORROW M O NEY IF A new financial institution for SanL E G IS LA T U R E MEETS. Iford or rather n re-organization of (oversubscribe one ’already established, will bo the I new bank and trust company, articles lof incorporation now being prepared I for the same. It will be a reorganiza­ tion of the Peoples Hank and whether I the name will be the Peoples Bank & iTrust Co., or have another nnmo I makes but a small difference for it ■will be a new proposition with all the ■features of the banking system and Iwith the trust feature added to give Ithe patrons a much better service In |many ways. To demonstrate the ready response Ithjt met the efforts of the organizers lir.d the need of an institution of this (kind in Sanford it is stated thnt in one Idiy’s time the $100,000 capital stock lof the new institution wns largely ovIversubscribed and the books hod to bo Idoscd. Of this amount 025 shares are ISanford people and only 75 shares nre lout of town investors, thus insuring ■the people thnt it will be a strictly [home institution in every way. It will ■have strong outside financial backing ■putting considerable outside money ■into Sanford for investment purposes lind will do much toward building up ISinford and Seminole county. The [trust feature means thnt money will lie available for loans on real estate to ■satisfy the insistent demnnds being Imade every day for the building of Imore homes and the enlarging of the Icapital stock with the money nvnilnble Ifrom other sources will make u d iffer­ ence in the ability of the bank to Iplare more money in realty loans. The Keting of the stockholders will be (By The A.iool.t.d Frau) CONFESSION REGARDSPOPE ERRONEOUS WILL Tw o views in the city o f Han Antonio. Tex., which was swept by a Hood caused by u cloudburst, many lives heng lost anil vast damage done. The photographs show tho Alnmo plnzn with the post oltlce In the background, and the Alamo at the rig h t ; and the Main pluzu and Cathedral o f Halt Feraaado. NONE POPE IND ICTED FOR MURDER IN CONNECTION W ITH R AW LIN G S — POPE P LA N N E D IT. (By Thi Atioclitid Frau) JAC K S O N V ILLE , TAX OFF BIG BUSINESS AND PUT ON LITTLE ONE ACCORDING TO SMOOT M IA M I, Oct. 1.— Arrangements were completed today whereby th e 1 Miami banks will loan the county board o feducation $30,000 per month fo r n period o f three months for tho operation o f tho Dade county schools, providing Governor Hardee will coll a special, session o f thq/elcgislnture to authorize the issuance o f $500,000 of school bonds. Arrangements were made yesterday between tho board and a big bond Senator Simmons D e­ buying house o f Toledo, Ohio, where­ nounces Republican by the Toledo firm agrees to finance tho hoard by buying its bonds, pro­ Plan o f Taxation vided tho governor will call the spec­ ial session to authorize the issue. Tho Dade County School Board is without funds to carry on the school work. TO POOR A N D LIFTS IT FROM C A P IT A L IS T IC CLASS— M AKES CONSUMER P A Y ADDS B U R D E N that if there could be nn agreement for nn cquitnblc readjustment o f the taxes so that the several groups of taxpayers would be on n parity, as proposed in the Democratic program, he personally would be willing to give serious consideration to u manufac­ turers’ sale or consumption tax, prop­ erly snfegunrded, ns n substitute for all of the miscellaneous taxes im­ posed under the present law. The North Cnrolinn senator appeal­ ed to parties to get together in an of- Oct. 1.— Stnto Attorney Widcmnnn announced In cir­ H E ILM A N LEADS B A IT E R S OF T H E A M E R IC AN LEAG U E cuit court toduy just before tho tak­ (Dr Th* AiMctat.il Fr.it) ing of evidence begun in tho trial of John Pope, chnrgcd with murder in CHICAGO, Oct. 1.— Heilmnnn, of Detroit, is the leading bnttcr for the the first degree, thnt ho hnd no con­ American League with n percentage fession from anyone in connection of .301 hut the manager o f the club, with the case and that tho stnto would T y Cobb, is pushing closo behind with not use any. Pope wns indicted for .300, only one point in rear. Hornes- murder in connection with tho killing by, o f St. Louis, Ih leading the Nat­ of George Hickman by Frank Rnwlionals with .408. Homo runs: Babe ins. It hnd been understood thnt RawRuth, 58; National Kelly, New York, linn hnd mnde a written confession 23; base stenfers, American, Slsler, chnrging Pope with having planned St. LouiH, 28; Nationnl Frisch, o f New the attempted robbery during which ^ ork, 47. |Hickman wns killed. Stntc announced ~ i ----------------------, it hnd more thnn twenty witnesses to I EM P E R A TU R E BELOW , testify for tho prosecution.. Tho prinN O R M A L N E X T WEEK, cipnl ones being Ilnwlins, Irwin Nov­ -------I itzky, arrested when Pope was taken W A » G T O N ' : ' o c t t - T e m p . ; in'„” ^ ’• rature somewhat below normal with • ,m° tr an< H 8ter wcr® . . . .. a . , .. . . i n court, both in mourning on account local rains h0 first o f the week and of t|w rcccr, deuth o f Colonol Fronk fair hereafter, is the forecast for w> popef fntht.r o f tho defendant. Tho Florida for the week beginning Sun- Btnto clnlm(?d it8 caflu wa„ omburra88ed W A S IIIN G TO N , Oct. 1.— Two sep- fort to work out n 1,111 me« tin* the orate tax programs as substitutes for requirements o f the present situation day. No indication o f a disturbance by thc nenrnc88 o f 80 mnny roiati Ves in the ^ c s t Indies nt this time. def cndnnt and the sister wns most o f the levy provisions in the nndconditions, asked to move several feet away. pending revenue revision hill yester­ Wldemen stated Pope wns implicated day were presented to the senate, one P A T IE N T W A N TE D DOCTOR TO T A K E OWN M ED IC INE hy statements by Rawlins but that from the Republican side nnd one TARPO N SPRINGS P H Y S IC IA N from the Democratic side. ALM OST K ILLE D HIM. T U I ? P D I I M T D V A I / I 7 D in 8tr,ct t,,rm o f wor,J hc wns in C LE AR E D OF CHARGE OF I n l i L U L I l l I I I I U Y L H P°»»8e»ion o f a written confession. E. Senator Smoot, of Ualt, proposed: M A N S LA U G H TE R (Ry Tho AitocUted Pr«f*) S. Harrison, treasurer of the thentro A manufacturers’ sule tax of 3 per M ADISON, Fin., Oct. 1.— Pnt Sher­ jwho was with Hickman when tho cent on nrticIcH ns finally finished or (By The A.Mctit.d F r.i.) lock, n pntient in Yates Sanitarium I manager wns killed, nnd Dr. Stinson, produced for consumption or use. C L E A R W A T E R , Oct. 1.— “ We, the here, nn institution for mental disor­ I who performed the autopsy, were tho | Repeal of nil o f the special war tax­ Jury, find this man not guilty o f eith­ W H O LE SA LE IMPROVEM ENT IS first witnesses. ders, early today seized Dr. Yates nnd es, o f whatever nature, including the er of the two counts in this indictLEADING TO A LESSENING j The defense announced it had no forced n cup full o f poison down his ‘ excess profits nnd transportation levna.nt. M0 8ay wc n„ » OF U N EM PLO YM E N T I witnesses. Also set forth the defend­ throat. "You have mnde me take a 1ies. lliiatinn ,0f"til* “ ft° r th° lm h' I As the words penetrated to the -------ant had no preliminary henring, doRetention of the existing 10 per lot o f medicine, nnd now you’ve got to land n r e " u or!’° ratlon noticc farthest corners o f the hushed, alW ASH ING TO N, Oct. 1.— American ( nied hill of particulars nnd unuwaro swnllo this," said Sherlock,-who is a cent income tux on corporations. | m , president of the Ove- though crowded courtroom, n sponbusiness conditions improved decided- o f spccificallcgation. It was stated I Senator Smoot proposed to change powerful man. |M> Hank and well known in Sanford taneous hurst of npplnusc enme from *ill probably bo actively connected ,,......... Before losing consciousness, Yates ly during September, in the view of ( ns possible the defense would hnvo # . * » » m il , in the committee plan with regard to nth th ih,. .. • .. . the mass o f spectators. A little cry of the Federal Reserve Ilonrd, which witnesses as ease developed. The state vith ;u 'h now institution with II. P. dcli8ht was heard over the applause, I ln‘,lv dunl taxes or the exist- screamed for help, and attendants had mndcp ublic last night a distinctly op- j announced it had no written confesm h, presen, vice-president nnd and M r.. Irving J. Belcher rushed tnto tobacco' liquor nnd ,nhoritnnco to break down the door which Sher­ timistic review of conditions for the sion when the counsel for defense asktaxes. ’■ K- Stevens, the president o f the ----lock hnd locked, in order to reach her hushnnd's arms, smiling happily. month. Importnnt changes for the ed for a copy o f it. Senator Simmons, of North Cnro­ him. His stomach wns pumped out Peoples Bank at present together with The trinl o f Dr. Irving J K Belcher better were seen in the credit situa-1 ------------------------linn proposed: ;v- > olhor l°cnl financiers nnd wns at an end. Tho Tarpon Springs immediately, and attending physic­ ■ »c • O.lers making it a progressive A gradunted income tax on corpora­ ians severnl hours later pronounced tlon, “ distinct encouragement” . in Jacksonville Detective physician, who hnd been chnrgcd with mnny bnslc business lineH nnd strong tions, ranging from 12Vj to 25 per him out o f danger. K? ,tr°n* financial institution nnd mnnsiimghter in connection with the H ad a Close Call from liquidation indicating increuscd abili­ Pfficered and directed by Seminole cent in lieu o f the excess profits tax. Sherlock woh put in jail. death of twenty-yenr-old Virginia ty of business to settle its accounts. pounty citizens. Restoration of tho income surtax Bad Neffroe’s Knife Turner, o f Clearwater, whose body The "wholesome improvement" rates to a maximum of 52 per cent COULTER K IL L E D BY The new bank and trust company was found floating in Booker creek, • which the hoard’s correspondents Cut in Neck Officer Acosta Pulled Gun , ^ ndy f" r operation about the about fifteen miles from here, Ailg. on incomes in excess of $500,000. F A L L IN M IA M I HOTEL found in almost every section, appear­ Repeal of tho transportation taxes nnd Shot Assailnnt uV •N°vcn,l'er nnd will add g re a t-' COM PANION HELD. ed to have been based largely on tho 27, wns a free man. on freight, passenger and Pullmnn ac­ “ 1 “ ,otlr a,r"ng financial instlA fte r exactly one hour of delibern- j advance in cotton prices. As the re(By Th* Aiioclattd Prau) ° f this ci‘ y- The hank nnd tlon, the jury o f six “ good men nnd commodations. (By Th. Auocl.t.d Prau) Hult o f the highor cotton values liqui- i JAC K S O N V ILLE , Oct. 1.__DetecRetention o f the corporation capital M IAM I, Oct. 1.— Robert W. Coul­ 2 , ° T ny wiM hnvo « capital true" found the verdict for the defend­ dation has taken plnce and wholesale tivc E. L. Acosta, locnl police dopartstock tax. ,n The First National ant. ter, twenty-nine, o f Atlnntn, died here nnd retail trnde has been buoyed up, ment, had an easy night InHt night, Repeal of the $2,000 exemption al­ , ; h f ' 0’000 -ad the Seminole lust night, ns a result o f fractured Another indictment pending against the reports said. although severely injured ns a result lowed corporations. J ! y .I,!nk Wlth *r'0.000 makes an skull .received when he fell out o f a Dr. Hclchur, charging him with being Marked improvement in the credit jo f a peculiar attack late yesterday hy Thnt individual exemptions be con­ fifth-Htory window of a local hotel to [ 2 c U n finnnCinl 8trcnRth th,,t wil1 an accessory after the fact is dispos­ situation wns cited hy the review ns a negro he had arrested. Acosta plncfined to incomes below $20,000, n cement- gallery four floors below. the noteworthy feature o f business ing of the body o f MisH Turner, will l> ,hl> ed tho negro in the front sent of his the strength, the courage, Slight reductions in the normal J. J. Burke, jr., who was in Cdulter’s during the month, the hoard declar­ L»o taken up somo timo during tho be wisdom, tm. ear, got besido h(m nnd started to rates on incomo below $20,000. room nt the time, is being held for ing that "taken nil in nil, from n drive to police station. Tho negro 0me Pc"plo when they put un $i°00 oon ,W,wt0r Wh° n “ JudB° fr0,U nnothor cir‘ Senntor Simmons told tho sdnnte investigation. n °n<-* day and nv,,.., i V, cult comes to try another case pendfinancial standpoint, the month has suddenly plunged u knife in the o f­ tmount by ninny thnn 8C| 1° ^bnt 1,,K lnPinellas county. It is notconbeen in thc main a period of distinct ficer’s neck just below the ear. Asocta ^ir money |n „ bo. r " 1.’! “ plnc® sldered likely, however, that this inencouragement.” grabbed his pistol and Hhot the negro °t wait for forZ n inHtitutlon " n<1 Jlctment will he prosecuted. The hoard noted only n slight in­ clear through his hod. A negro rush­ ' o trust K" c°nipnny to put crease in employment in the thirty ed from the Hidewalk and grabbed the m r calia f T , ny ' ° tnk0 c a r« » * «>® H E A R IN G GN RECETIVER days, hut added that while the cit'd of officer’s arm and wns still holding The new I 1nVe8,mont 1‘urposes. O C K L A W A H A V A L L E Y ROAD the harvesting and crop movement him when a policeman arrived. Tho I'm start wiJJ"., U',"1 tru>t company TO ISSUE CE R TIFIC ATE S. season might tend to increase tho negro shot will apparently recover and [he bank, „f 5 f T** wiahcs of 0,1 number of unemployed, this wns like­ Acosta I h not believed fotully Injured. If the pconlJ countF nn'l «U (B y Th. A iu ct.t.d Frail) ly to be offset hy a growth in demand Tho negro who Beized tho dotectivo’s O C A LA, Fin., Oct. 1.— Hearing in Im ongE L , Wil1 lnko itHPl«co for labor on the part of manufacturing arm to keep him from Bhooting again, [t,te nrRt‘ ina‘ itutions of the circuit court horo on application of To the Bigr Merchant’s Gala D ay and Celebration industries. escaped hut wns arrested late Inst tho receiver o f tho Ocklawnhn Valley “ Itnilrouds hnvo begun to incrcaso night. Last Thursday and Made it a Success Railroad, fo r permission to issuer corthe number of their employes to »omo tificatcs to pay $10,000 back taxcH, extent, especially in the far West,” EX-SERVICE MEN RE­ lA cC on Jn A e t D e C i ( , e d t O | ^Pt American Suff- promises to bo lengthy, ns almost the Chnirmnn A. E. Yowell, of tho yesterday a Herald representative was tho review continued, “ nnd tho fact C E IV E T H E IR MONEY entire population o f tho towns along Trade Extension Committco, who hnd informed that tho committee would that building contracts hnvo reached gesi()ns on A gen da the route are on hand to testify. They charge nnd generni supervision o f tho come out ail right on tho financial a record figuro for this year promises JA C K S O N V ILLE , Oct. l.-E x -s e rnre urging tho operation o f tho road committees on tho Merchant's Gala part o f the nffulr as ho hnd figured partial employment in that service vice men or their dependents ln Flori­ hfycs^'rdn* /— The JnPnncso cab bo continued. Day celebration givon last Thursday tho accounts very close a week ago during the autumn.” Thore has been da aro receiving a total o f $170,858, ^in k to „aydr .‘dod '» P'-inciule, «cwishes to tako this means o f thank- nnd knew about how much it would n steady nnd reasonably heavy move­ each month from the fedora] govern­ U^srican iu !l'VT ,ler' *° nccePt the S A Y S REDS W A N T ing all those who sorved on his com- tako to entry tho plan through. That ment o f agriculturo products to dis­ ment according to statistics mndo pub­ the lic in Washington by the Vetorsna' mittce and did so much toward mak­ this Extension Committee could pull tributing and export centers, PEACE, BU T W IL L b ^hlngton Jonf8 " 8 t0 A * cnda W A R IF FORCED. ing the day tho great success that it off such an claborata affair making ev­ hoard roportod. Prices o f most o f Burcou. A tdtul o f 3,676 checks aro achieved. The members o f the com­ erything absolutely freo nnd pay all thoso have advanced to an extent, al­ mailed to Florida each month, involv­ (By Th* AitoaliMd Frau) mittees worked early and Into'to ar­ expenses speaks well fo r tho commit­ though n drop in livestock quotations ing an avorago amount o f $6,834.82 MOSCOW, Oct. 1.— "Soviet Russia range for ovory detail and only these tee and for tho business men who re­ wns seen, attributed to local market­ each day o f tho twenty-five work day wants pence with hor neighbors, but who hove been in similar positions sponded so generously to tho solicita­ ing conditions. month. Tho daily mailing includes r C. H. w,n’ '* ’» 0ct- 1— Tho body If war is forced upon us wo w ill de­ know how much work tjioro is at­ tion fo r monoy to moot tho expenses. seventy-five compensation checks av­ Lot's seo; what was it they wrote eraging $47.84 each and sixty-eight ink'm all boys’ In CnrPu ni!er' Wn“ found fend tho fruits o f tho rovoluution and tached to such a big undertaking. Everyone who assisted in any way, millions o f workers and peasants nre Thore were muny good workers on and especially thoso who donated meat paragraphs about when skirts wjsni surancec hecks with an average val­ V * y«terday "ho h °W ^ " Car *x«. n sank h° nd crUBhed with ready to fight fo rus," declared Leon the committee and they rallied to Mr. and broad, mil'x, pickles, etc., aro here­ longT ue o f $47.74. Trtlzky, commlsslr fo r war In the so- Yow ell’s coll like Boldlers nnd mot ov- by tendered the thanks o ^th o Trade down witheJ head and The smaller the country, the moro viot government in an impressive re­ cry demand made upon them. In n Extension Committco through the For office supplies, stationery, etc, conversation with Chairman Yowell chairman, Arthur E. Yowell. sensntive the pride o f Its ruler. view o f 60,000 red troops today. come to the Herald office. DR. BELCHER IS INNOCENT SAYS JURY BUSINESS BETTER CHAIRMAN YOWELL THANKS ALL MEMBERS OF COMMITTEES • AND THOSE WHO DONATED i,^ S r i5WED man- , . .JtiLVj.a ■ •• *; . K ssLy �FORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80,1#1 MINSTREL SHOW GREAT LAST NIGHT. tic effect and the stage really looked good— Just like a real minstrel show ato go would look and the boys dressed In white pants, black socks, white shirts, black ties carrying out the White and Black Rovue, George A . DeCottos, the interlocutor in black ev­ ening dress, tho end man in purplo and green suits made a most en­ trancing picturo as tho curtain roso while they sang tho opening chorus nnd tho merry minstrel mon cavorted across the stage, Billy Hoffmun, black faco in "Down Yonder," Percy Mero in "A a in 't Wo Got Fun", Tom Martin in "Savo a L it­ tle Drnm for M e"; Bob Herndon in " I ’m Gonnn Quit Saturday," and Geo. McLaughlin in "F ix e, Simple nnd Disengaged," were tho ' blnck face comedians that kept tho ; uudlcnco in a roar ail during 1tho first part. They nro always good and they were especially good in tho Dixie Minstrels. Tho blnck face boys who sat in tho clrclo nnd interrupted tho interlocutor by pulling some good stuff all thru tho show wero Bob Herndon, Tom Martin, Gcorgo McLaughlin, Percy Mero, Billio Hoffman, Paul Lake, Snowbnll Sutton, L ill Connelly. Tho ballad singers were Maurice Helston who rendered "Crooning” n lullaby song ns only Mnurlce can sing it, and II. J. Clause who snng "Mam-1 my’s Llttlo Sonny, Honoy B oy" as only Clause could sing it nnd Sid Rivo, thnt old time minstrel man who gave thorn " I Found You" ns only Sid Rivo can D O U G L A S M A C L E A N in A lso a Comedy and F O X N E W S E T H E L C L A Y T O N IN “ SHARP A LSO A SU N SH INE COMEDY The W orld Owes Me a Living Said tho fellow who did not like to work nnd he really thought tho world should • pay him without working * i*n H E O B T A IN E D T H E L IV IN G But such a life— it wns his 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 tho best living is to have your money where you can ge t it when you want it— in the bank Wi k* The O N L Y D E C E N T L IV IN G Is obtained by saving your money while you are making it nnd put it in tho bnnk where it draws 4 per cent interest. Copyright 19J1 Hart Ssdiallncr & Murx L E T U S T E L L YOU A B O U T IT TODAY H e r e ’s w h a t we m by bigger values this impersonating tho old time negro preacher and kept tho audience in an uproar while ho "lucidated” about tho church debt. Bob in an old timor on the minstrel stngo nnd always good but getting better with age. Tho quartotta composed o f Maurice Hel­ ston, S. S. Baumel, Tom Martin and A. C. Warren snng sovornl selections Tho esthetic dnneing o f M I bs Dnph­ nnd catchy potpourri thnt wore most no WimbiBh in Egyptian costume wns itbly rendered, the voices blending per­ a dream o f grace, this young lady be­ fectly nnd they received tho glad ing tho embodiment o f tho dancers of hand alt along the way. Tho Cabaret Scene in which George ancient times, graceful, talented, beau­ DcCottcs, tho interlocutor, entertains tiful in face nUd figure, oxemplyfying his winter guests opened with tho tho spirits o f woodland nymphs nnd benutiful girls gowned in beautiful fairies. Tom Martin, nnd Mildred Holly cap­ evening attire Heated at tables and tured tho crowd in their catchy duett tho host entertains them with cabaret entitled "Oh Me, Oh M y" being n features consisting o f the song and sprightly song and dance and both o f chorus by Miss Dnphno Wimhish " I ’m them being good in their part. Nobody’s Bnliy" nnd the chorus o f The grand ensemble o f the entire beautfiui girls assisting her with a company closed tho big show thnt was catchy dance went big. Sam Baumel gave n song thnt wns a great success in every way. The following were tho members of well received nnd then some o f his great dances nnd was called back so the clrclo nnd chorus: many times they had to cease calling Bob Holly, Jr., Miss Wimblsh, Misshim for ho was all in. Sam 1b a foot- or Mero, Miss Henry, Miss Millor, light favorite and can eertalnly dance. 1Mias Shinholscr, Misses Holly, Miss Greene, S. A. Dutton The Peoples Bank of Sanford Hart Schaffner & Marx New fall styles specially priced at Satisfaction or money back The H om e o f Hurt Scliaffuer & M arx Clothes Child Hygiene Survey o f the State Complete W o rk W ill Start Soon the school children and will inaugur­ ate a follow-up system to see that tho defects revealed by tho examination nro corrected wherever possible. Program is Ambitious One to Cover All Subjects W ASH IN G TO N "P O S T" Plans for tho Child Hygiene Survey It’s a Real Special of COMMENTS ON I1UYAN IN FLO R ID A POLITICS, of tho Stnto have been completed nnd tho work will start October 1st. Three units will he sent from tho United torinl on William J. Bryan’s prospects StatcB Public Health Service to assist of being elected Senator from Florithe State Board o f Health in this da. The Boat says: Ladies’ H ats and Waists RESULTS YE S TE R D A Y A t Chicago B, Cleveland 0. American League A t Philadelphia 0, New York fi A t Boston G, Washington 2. Others not scheduled. T H A T ’S for Tomorrow only National Lcnguo | "Tho Democrats o f Florida nre A t St. Louis fi-3, Pittsburgh 4-1 Ihc program is an ambitious one committed to tho policy ofpromoting (second game called at end of sixth, and aims to establish a child welfare their public officials, demanding thnt account of darkness). organization throughout tho stuto thnt they work their way up from tho bot­ Only game scheduled. S c & d Ullfo " UCUvitl° H W e have gone through our stock and selected some of the Classiest H ats and W aists. A ll N E W F A L L GOODS, but with drastic cuts on each H at and each W aist, for the purpose of— . phnM8 »ow. I f they Intend to apply this polAmerican Association A t Indianapolis 3, Milwaukee 2, A t Toledo 4, St. Paul 3. A t Louisville 3, Kansas City 8. Others not scheduled. “ Stimulating Our Hot Weather Sales" The lateness o f the summer has naturally caused a reluctness on the part o f buyers to purchase fall goods, so this— . JONES RECEIVER FOR JA C K S O N V ILLE BANK, year rovcnled tho fa c t that defective mo8t ' mP°riunt offices teeth wns first on tho list o f defects [ ------------------found. About 80 per cent o f ail chilF IV E MEN Kl dren examined woro found to havo do— — fectlve teeth. | P A R L IN , N. J., Sept The other units, conslstin got a doc- woro killed nnd throo tor, a nurso and n microscopist, will whon explosives being ■tart In different part* of tho stnto.. motor truck blow up. Thoy w ill begin by tho examination o f was felt ton mllos awn' JAC K S O N V ILLE * Sept. 30.— Tho comptroller today forwarded tho ap­ pointment o f Lake Jones as rocolvor for tho Guaranty Trust and .Rnvlngs Bnnk o f Jacksonville, which was roeonly closed by the comptroller. This appointment is subject to confirma­ tion by tho cldcult judge. SATURD AY SPECIAL Is an economy event that will appeal to the thrifty buy­ er of discriminating taste. D on ’t miss it. "Castles In Spain" hnve often fig­ ured In poetry, but American capital has given castles in Austria a status o f prosaic reality.— Washington Stnr. W H E R E S T Y L E R E IG N S H i!!!!!!!!! . . 7 , D IF F E R E N T •\ • • • * • �W v" r » ^ i • '''s" ■ i ‘I! von •/ TH E SANFORD D A IL Y H E R A LD. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,1921 PAGE TWO ■ WE ARE ALIVE !H ** To tho financial interests of every man, wom­ an and child whom it is our privilege to serve. ■n ;! WE REALIZE I u Tj> . that each client is a partner with us in this rapidly growing bank— and that sound fi­ nancial building for him means sound growth also for this institution. WE INVITE YOU to share this partnership. Remember that we are hero to Hervc your interests. B? '' \% IN T E R E S T B an k . ♦♦♦♦♦ I; STRENGTH P A ID ♦♦♦♦ :: PROGRESS 4% INTEREST PAID SERVICE attending Stetson University at De1L in d , hns accepted the position of pipe organist at tile Presbyterian MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, 1•_________ Phone 217-W SOCIAL C ALEN D AR church at DeLand. Mrs. F. E. Savage returned home Inst night front an extended visit to ichmond, Vn., and other places east, SATU R D AY— Children's Story Hour "topping over in Jncksonvll'o enroute I will ho held nt Central Park at 5 home, o'clock. I Mrs. E. F. Householder has returnM ONDAY— Women's Guild, Holy cd home front a pleasant visit with CrosH Parish, will lie held at the her sister in Iowa and with rela­ Hectory tit 3:30 p. m, tives in Ohio and ll'ino's. The Pipe Organ Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Forrest McAllister, Sain Murrell, who is attending West First street at 1 o'clock. Stetson University, at DcLund, is Circle No. 1, of the Methodist church, spending tin* week-end with bis par­ will meet with Mrs. W. S. Thorn­ ents, Captain and Mrs, K. It. Murrell. ton at .‘I p. in. ■f4 M V !! f n it Miss Katherine Matthews has re­ Katherine Matthews, who has spent the summer nt Cltdremore, Okln., hns turned from an extended visit to Okreturned to make her home with her Jahoina and is the guest of her sister sister, Mrs. Sam Bradford, nnd will Mrs. Sam Bradford. TeSUmn iter studies at the Hanford | Miss Erminiii Houser arrived homo High school. — ----I yesterday and is spending a few days Mrs. W. II. Peters has returned, with her mother. Miss Houser will home after spending the summer in return to Columbia, H. C., tomorrow New York. Her little daughter, Mar- and will attend school there this wingnret, is attending school in St, An- ter. gustlnc this winter . I --------------! PRETTY BRIDGE PARTY. John M. Murrell, of Miami, is spend The lovely home of Mrs. It. P. ing u few days here with Ills parents, Drummond was tho scene of a pretty Cnpt. and Mrs. K. It. Murrell, party yesterday afternoon when she -------|entertained at bridge, the guests iu.Jmlgo Schelle Maines and David eluding tile members of the Monday Speer were in Del.und yesterday on Bride Club, there being three tallies business. of players. -------Fragrant pink roses were used in Miss Dorothy Jennings, of Union,! charming profusion in toe rooms H. O., arrived yesterday to attend the where the card tables were placed, funeral of Mrs. Frank Woodruff, .lr. | The card game pluye dduring the — — \ afternoon proved most interesting. Kliadrn and Louise Culpepper, of | High score among tin- club members Geneva, are (In guests of their aunt, was made by Miss Mahle Bowler, who Mrs, Dnvir! Speer. was awarded a silver pencil. Miss Mell Whilner making high score Mr. Irn Riinson and Master Arthur among tho guests, was presented a ltanson, «if Charlotte, N. <’., and .Mrs. book. Duncan, of Troy, Ain., arrived yes­ At the conclusion of tin. card game, terday afternoon, ladng called here by Mrs Drummond served chicken salad the death of Mrs. Frank Woodruff, Jr. sandwiches, pickles, olives, chocolate Mr. ltanson is an unde, and Arthur is milk and angel food cuke 11 brother of the deceased. Thoco substituting for absent club members were; Misses Midi Whilner, Mrs. [,. il. Ilollnr and attractive lit­ Adelaide Higgins, Mcsdnmcs Hurry tle daughter, Miriam, are expected lleeratt, Ralph Wigiit and Sam home today from Newport News, \ oiintz, Club members ppresent wore, Va., where they have been visiting Mesdames B. L. Perkins, David Cald­ for some time. well, Charles L. Britt, F. E. Round Ilot, Claude Howard, E. F. HouseholdMiss Virginia DeCoursey, who is er, and Miss Mahle Bowler. DEPENDABLES CLASH. “Foot of First St.” HOF-M AC! Mrs. W. S. Thornton entertained the members of the Depcndnhles Class of tin* Methodist Sunday school, very delightfully yesterday afternoon at her home on West First street. The afternoon was pleasantty spent with games and music after which the Hostess served punch and cake as re­ freshments. SOCY FIVE MOST PLEASAN T MEN IN HANFORD. RENTAL B A T T E R IE S FO R A L L CARS a d v n li New Filling Station! ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Under the direction of the Smile and Fellowship League, Dr. George Hyman, will announce nt the Baptist Temple on next Sunday night the names of the five most pleasant men In Sanford. Home to thu service and hear this annpuncomont. Make out a list of tile five men you would numo a ml seo how close you como to tho decision of the longue. rRY A DAILY JIU ALD WANT AD. * *’ T '' * Daily Fashion Hint h fo 1 When the street dance was given Thursday night in front of the court house, little Miss Katherine Tncknch kept the great crowd tlmt thronged A TTR A C TIV E AFTERNOONFROCK on each side walk amused with her Most npjM'nling is lids model in jicwtcr fancy dancing. Miss Katherine's gray crfjie dv Chine, designed for after­ home is in Gainesville, Fla. Not so noon wear. ( >n either side of the straight many people know her, and on all gathered skirt there are stitched narrow bands of self-materia I, the edges of sides people were greatly pleased with which arc picoled. Filet lace forms the her graceful dancing, and upon ipies- collar, vest and cuffs. Medium sire Honing her, said she was the grand requires .(J# yards .pinch erfipe, with K yard p in ch lining lor thc under­ daughter of Mrs. B. E. Tncknch. Piiis body and 3 yards filet edging for trim* talented little Miss never took a danc­ tiling. Pictorial Review Dress No. 053L ing lesson in her life, this shows that list, and 10 Kj to 20 she bus a gifted talent that is well Sizes, 3.1 to 36 inches bust, years, i ’rrite, 35 cents. worth training. OITIco supplies of all kinds at The Herald Prlhtlng, Co. When you want anything In'this linu see Tho Herald. We have it or can get it. * * * * <U U . S. T IR E S A N D TUBES * * * * * * * * * 15% OFF LIST For a limited time T H IS S A L E PRICE IS C A S H Don’t fnil to drive through our filling stntion nnd try your wheel nlignmont. The Weaver indicator shows you If your wheels need attention. The Christian Endeavor Society o f Vulcanizing tho Prcsbyterinn church havo re-or­ ganized with tho following new o ffi­ cers: President— Gnyle Marshall. Vice-Pros.—Theo. Rung*. Cor.-Sec.— Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. 1st nnd Elm Avc. Phone 447-W Rcc. Sec.— Zcta Davison. Trens.— Wilburn Rumple. Cnpt. Co. A.— Mae Holly. Lieut. Co. A.— Genevieve Lehman. by many, coming to Holy Cross. All Pianist— Miss Long, Fern Ward. are asked cordially to come. Cupt. Co. B.— Florence Henry. Lieut. Co. B.— Anna DuBose. FIR S T M ETHODIST CHURCH. Cortier Pctrk avenue and Fifth St. BAPTIST SERVICES SUNDAY. S. W. Walker, D.D., pnstor. Sunday \* I, \ V*1 I 9:,'10 a.m. Thc Rally and Promotion school at 9:90 a. m., J. C. Hutchison, supt. Day in the Sunday School. Drenching at 11 n. nt. and 7:90 p. m> 11 :(i0 a. m. The preaching service. by the pnstor. Subject of morning Hon. John D. Jinkins will lie the sermon, “ Dead Enemies.” Evening speaker nt this service. In emits at leust, the styles fur fall nnd winter are new, showing more definition of the llguro and less "wrilppy" lines. Matty of them have During sleeves and skirts .decidedly full, as revealed l»y the model selected for llluslration. In this inode) side panels are sldrred Into cut seams and ornamented with silk embroidery, Tho hemming collar Is of beaver fur. 9534 nnd clcnned nt your home nr we wilt call for and deliver. Hamilton n<nah Electric Washers used.— Snnford Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone 5(10 * FRANK AKERS T P CO. GRACEFUL DANCER. CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED * CH RISTIAN ENDEAVOR ELECTS NEW OFFICERS 6:30 p. m. ' I V Yoon* I'cip lc, moot- ” ™ on' ,W^ t , ‘ h! M“ U" Inc. M l,. Nellie Lowlnc, iMller. I8” " ' 0" ' 7 F.pwo'th L e „B„e » , 6;i 0 7,30 Thc cvenlnc .service will I’-™ ; 8f cl“ l he in chnrge of Dr. George Hyman. His subject will be, "Four Things in Heaven Made on Earth.” The names of the five most plensnnt C H R IS TIA N SCIENCE men in Sanford will he rend out at SERVICES at tho evening service. “ We’ve Snved a Place For You." S U N D A Y, October 2d Subject: "U N R E A L IT Y " CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH DIPLOMAS TO BE GIVEN. Altho the following rules may not la1 found in any standard tile book, they are very interesting and to tlm point. Don’t fumble, you might better die when a little hoy. Don’t habitually holler "Slgnal"listen. Don't la1afraid of overshifting. Don't forget to clump the runners legs. Don't let one interferer tnke you off — its ridiculous. Don't hestitate to dive for s runner — its the only way sometimes. Don’t go to the leld without your brains. Don't forget a football player may be a gentleman. Don't get tired. Use your ears to bear signals. Use your mouth to tell the team alkoiit the other teams piny. Use your eyes to diagnose the play Use your brains all tho time. Use your Ighting spirit and get more. Use your legs to run faster. Use your strnight arm tn wnrd off a tackier. Use your hands of tho defense all tho lime. Use your lingers to handle the hull. Use your opponent up and yourself as wtdl until the game is won. Hoys the Penn conch thought these important enough to make up and publish for his men so lets also pro. fit by them. * Our Christian Endeavor Boclety meets each Sunday night, and if you'll only como ’Twill give us much delight. A t half pnst six we gather in our Christian Endeavor room, so make n .special effort nnd do not stay at home. Subject: "M y Time." Leader, Robt. Greene. thc at,,r‘ FOOTBALL RULES. * PBESBYTERIAN C. E. ONCE ON HER KNEE; BOSSES HER NOW! She used to dnndlc him on hor knee. Now he "bosses” her in photoplny pro­ duction! Such is the situation concerning Carrie Ctnrk Ward, chornctor actress in "Sham,” Ethel Clayton's new Para­ mount picture at tho Star Thoatro to­ night, nnd Thomas HolTron, whd di­ rected the production under tho super­ vision of Elmer Ilnrris the author, “ Yes," says tho comedienne who plays an amusing role in the offering, " I used to rock ‘Tommy* to Hleep— and never did I think that one day ho would tell me to do 'this nnd that* on the stage o f n motion picture studio. Mrs, Ward and Director Heffran were both horn in Virginin City, No vndn, during the enrly mining camp I days and both became players. Mrs. Ward first supported Madame ModJeska, then played Irish comody in every large eity o f the country. Iloffrun was formerly stage director for Cohan and Harris, A. H. Woods and Mrs. Flske. “ Sham" is nn adaptation o f the Elmer Harris nnd Geraldine Bonner stage success, telling a clever nnd amusing story of a "gentle grafter” who most conveniently "forgets" to pay her bills. An excellent company * THE CHURCHES Judge and Mr#. Schcllo Maine# left last night for Lake Butler, whero they will tnke pnrt In ushering into exist­ ence the new county of Union, and nlso of a big bnrbocuo nnd picnic being staged by Union county citizen# there today. The Judge is one of the homo boys around Lako Butler and has been invited to mnke a npeech outling pro­ gress in new counties. About ninety diplomas will he giv­ en to pupils of the First £ p t is t Sun­ day sehriol on next Sunday morning. These are for those who are being promoted from one department to mi­ nt hor. The whole morning at the Tem­ All the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Brother- ple will he used as a rally. Mrs. .1. 'I’. Gaines and children of members of the rehool are urged to , son have returned from their wed­ Adairsville, Gn., are the guests of he present at 11:15 a. to., to lie ready | Mr. and Mrs. S. W, Bradford for Sev­ ding trip to the east coast, ami are at for tile Grand Graduation March. No Inline to their friends nt 313 West ern t days of this week enroute to their one in Sanford should miss this big Second street. winter borne in Avon Park. dny at the temple. i * CO AT STYLES ARE NEW JUDGE MA1NES A T T IIE OLD HOME IN NEW COUNTY ______ -■»t WOMEN’ S GUILD. Tomorrow is Rally Dny. The be­ .Sunday School 10:00 a. tu. ginning of the fall nnd winter cam­ Church Service 11:00 n. nt. paign for Christ nnd the church. Ev|cry member and friend, every Congre-1 Women’s Club Bldg., Onk Avc. 'nationalist in the city, is urged to lie All Are Welcome. present at the Bible school and morn­ ing preaching service. There is great work to be done and we need your presence and help. Do not let a more DADE SCHOOL HOARD excuse keep you away. We believe ASK S F E C IA L SESSION you will enjoy these special services. TO AU TH O R IZE BONDS Bible school meets at 9:<lf> a. m. At 11 o'clock Mr. Burhans will speak on M IA M I, Oct. 1.— Governor Hardee "The Great Things o f Life." will he asked to call it special session The Christian Endlinvor meets at .... , , iof the state legislature to authorize ti:3(> p. l>. in. the night service will be-;,. , , , . .. . , , „ , , - „„ a ., , „ , I the hoard of public instruction of Dade gin at it 7:90. Subject, "Why God1 , . . , . , * I county to issue $500,000 o f school Lows Mail. I bonds, the board decided Thursday aft-ome and bring your friends.', . . . ... teriioon. rite issue, if authorized, will Strangers in the city are specially w e l-11 , 1 , 0 , , ’ m ™ 1 ' j be taken by Slayton and Company,’ Totledo, Ohio, bond house, ftt 90 cents on the dollar The bonds are to bear <1 CHURCH p F TH E HOLY CROSS. per cent interest. Sunday church services for 19th The board took this action follow­ Sunday after Trinity, October 2, will ing a long conference with the trus­ be: tees o f the nine Dade districts and the bond company's Florida represen­ Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. tative. The1 chairman of the hoard Clmrnl Celebration, 11 a. m. said this afternoon thnt it would be Vespers, 7:90 p. m. impossible to keep the schools open It is to be noted that there will bo more than sixty days, if public insti­ no enrly service ns the Rcc'or goes tutions of the county cannot secure elsewhere: and also, tlmt Vespers will the approval of the state legislature begin at 7:90 p. in., the earlier hour to the bond issue. for tile winter schedule. The fall meeting of the Women's Guild, Holy Cross Parish, will In- held There is nn half hour of prelude A Southern reformer has been fined at tile Rectory, Monday, October 9, music before each service by tho orfor drunk nnd disorderly conduct. "If nt 9:30 p. in. unit 1st, Mrs. Fannie Munson, on the the righteous scarcely be saved, -----------------------] Holy Cross Organ o f the bent nnd where shall the wicked and ungodly The world news the day it happens,' world's best music, appear?” delivered nt your door each evening, I’aHs of Orntuires nnd other noted compositions. Such is being enjoyed Ific the week. J TBY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ F O R D C A R P R IC E S O. Q. D E T R O I T REGULAR TYPE— T O U R IN G RUNABOUT LIST C H A S S IS D E M O U N T A B L E R IM S A N D 30x3% T IR E S TYPE— LIS T T O U R IN G RUNABOUT TYPE— ................................. $380.00 350.00 LIST C H A S S IS ....... T R U C K C H A S S IS .... 445.00 W IT H S T A R T E R TYPE— T O U R IN G LIST RUNABOUT C H A S S IS D E M O U N T A B L E RIM S, 30x3V2 TIR E S and S T A R T E R TYPE- LIST T O U IU N G 1’ ' T Y P E — ..................................... $450.00 R U N A B O U T ................................. C H A S S IS ....................................... * LIST T R U C K C H A S S I S ............................ $515.00 420.00 390.00 SEDAN ............ COUPELET ............. 660.00 595.00 P L A C E Y O U R O R D E R S N O W FO R P R O M P T In • D E L IV E R IE S ,|t; FORD D EALER C. C. COBB, Salesman ’’ ‘ Sanford, Florida f -[ .-,1] 0 " , 'M '«> "•()}. ' 1* ^ A A * :V> r d < ' I >lt tm I �H R M THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,1921 Auctioning Jobless Men in Boston PA GE T H U S ■'vV f e e d in g h o g s b y w h o l e s a l e On California Ranch Five Thouiand of tho Anlmala Aro Accommodatod at tho 8amo Tlmo. s The Bell Cafe / ^ "pf Oct. 1.— Earl M y X ha8 bccn clCCt' th , MthUr«*r ,Pth .0 - university o f ft-Sy'SL- »' N7 Drld»k N* _iven the, vice-preai- * ” M l"". J" ck’ " nVT h ' 7- ° Lrecary-tronsurer. Tho 1 Ch° t r i «t n meeting o f ttlonS v.ral night ago and was «>•**» ? L the now ofTIcorfl “0’r^ die initiation ceremonies. K. ro«<h 11,8 Tallahassee, wna elect■ representative for the “ S I . c l»n . l - M "(rs at » <*Kftniznt1on mC |raI days ago.___ 'f “ A mlnlnture rallrond system consistIng of five miles of standard gage track, an 18-ton steam locomotive, an announces a reduction in prices o f 35 per auxiliary and emergency gasoline loco­ motive and a fleet of 30 siHiclully ar­ cent on all short orders, and the price o f ranged feeding curs Is used on the regu lar meals will be reduced later. Diamond ljnr ranch In California to feed 8,000 hogs. And It takes two men less than One hour to do tho Job. Tho mechanical equipment Is the most Ingenious and unique of any In use. Feeding yardB are arranged so they fr*Wt on both sides o f the track. At the front of each yard Is a Isrge hog trough. Directly over each trough Is a gate, hinged at the top, operated by Quick nnd Satis£actory Service W ill be Rendered .a trip release which causes the gnte to swing outward so that the porkers COFFEE, 5c per cup— Drink All You Wnnt may have access to their feed when the dinner gong sounds. Will appreciate a cnl) from you---------- Give us n Trinl A 1,500-gullou tank hns liccn mount­ ed on n flat car and a series of agita­ ■ tor pnddles, operated by a small gaso. -----------------W E T H A N K Y O U lino engine, have been Installed inside this huge vat. Tlicie paddles stir the feed constantly nnd keep It mixed thor­ oughly. There Is a cutoff delivery spout nt the bottom of the tank which Is so ar­ ranged with a hood that It can be ex­ tended illroctljr over the rows of troughs as the locomotive hauling the feed car steams slowly down the feed­ ing alley. ■(■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a One attendant operates the cutofT valve and Alls each trough with feed, Urhaln l.eroux, charity worker, Is shown conducting the llrst "auction while the other releases the gntes aft­ snlo" of u man, since before the Civil war, on historic ltoston common. The er the feed Is deposited,—Cincinnati ■ man on the unction block Is “ Jim" Ferries, twenty-three years old, war vet­ Post. . List your property with me fo r prompt service and Everything in Season can always S be Found at T H E BELL CAFE ... v\a Oct. 1.— With tho SJ“ tourist season Eau Gnl{ ? ^ about to construct a tentw . ,,h will havo accommodations Whet)mate1y 5,000 persons. Tho ,P!rill differ from the UBunl run, that It will be divided ' “ each tenant having a space . go’ fcct. The camp will bo lo* 2 , west of the tracks o f the \ East Coast ailrond, nearly the reservation coming within corporate limits of tho town. ,mn will be divided Into 1,500 ich capable of caring for two to rrsons. It will be equipped eran. Jobless, broke and hungry. Other men out o f work were offered In like „ c|cctric lighting systtm, sanl- manner, ewerage and flowing artesian Work is expected to be comon the first unit of the camp, o fthat city to photograph Bconery in ACCIDENTS IN U. S., COST ONE B ILLIO N A YE AR . jn(f of 500 lots, within a few wns wrapped in a sheet, placed in a weighted pine box, taken far out into Blscaync Bay, and given a burial at W AS H IN G TO N , D. C., Sept. 27.— sea. Moro than one billion dollars n year ( AUenhurst. Fla., Oct. l.- T h c memis the toll exacted by industrial ac­ of Aguinaldo, notablo Piliplno cidents In the United Stntcs. wiw, who gave United StateH troops N E W YORK G IA N TS W ON F IV E P E N N A N T S That’s tho estlmato of Sidney J. |little trouble until his enpture by W ORLDS CHAMPS ONCE. Williams, secretary o f the National * late General Frederick Funston, Savety Council. i well perpetuated here in tho form N E Y YO R K , Sept. 30.— The New Williams bases his findings on a j what is said to be his money box Uich held the monetary spoils o f his York Giants have won five pennants thorough investigation of industrial [operations and served to satisfy his in the National Longue including and accidents in 1919. There were 3,000,000 industrial ncLions o fnative followers. The box, since 1905, but they have ebeen vic­ Ifor.Jtmcted of steel, is three feet torious in only one world’s series play. cidcnts In that year. The fatal accidents, Williams es­ liide and five feet In height. I t was McGraw won the world's title with Jbrought to AUenhurst by tho lato his team in 1905 against the Philldcl- timates, resulted in the loss o f 6,000 ■Commodore Alien, founder o f the phin Athletics, nnd though he hns hnd working days each, making a total of Itoim, and who was quite ft collector greater orgnnlzntions since the Amer­ 138,000,000 working dnys. Temporary disabilities aro estimat­ Id loavenlrs of this kind. Although ican League chnmplonB overcome ed to have enused the loss o f 50,000,Itaring some few characteristics of them. Thescrlcs o f 1905 consisted of five 000 dnys. ■the present day strong boxes, it could Permnntnt disabilities enused loss Vfcardly be considered fire proof. Its shutout games o f which the Giants I massive door Is opened through three won four. Christy Mathewson turned of 115,000,000 working dnys. That makes n total of 280,000,000 ■locks and four combinations. Each o f in three of tho voclorles. Only 01,Ithe three locks is concealed by an or- 723 portions saw all five o f tho games working dnys— the totul time toll of Inamental metallic disc on which arc nnd the total gnte receipts were a 1910 Industrial accidents. Willinnis estimates the average (described the wnce of a woman. The mite over $08,000, but It wn sn series (metallic discs respond to the comlna- that will stand ns one of the greatest daily wage of the workmen injured at $4. That gives those 290,000,000 (tion Culm. The relic is kept on exhi­ in hnsebnll world series history. New York won tho first game 3 to lost dnys a wngo value of $1,184,000,bition in thelocnl postotTice. 0 nnd was turned back by the same 000. But all that isn’t lost. Tho 23,000 Monticelio, Fin., Oct. I.— Front Juf- score In tho second contest. They l/rrson county, which supplies ninety won th cthird, 9 to 0, the fourth l to men who lost their lives dldnVhava to pny for food nnd lodging. That percent, of the watermelon seed for 0 nnd tho fifth 2 toO. In 1911, tho Giants again met the wns "snved". That represents $.131,|the country each season, approximate­ ly 600,000 pounds of seed have been Athletics in the series and were de­ 000, 000. Jshipped so fnr In 1921. Ten thousand feated. They won the opening game, Subtracting that leaves a total ot sere? of watermelons for seed wore plnycd on their homo lot, by a score $853,000,000 wage loss. I planted this year. Official statistics o f 2 to 1, and lost the second, plnycd Besides that, accidents led to ex­ ihow that the county produces nearly nt Philadelphia, by 3 to 1. The third pense in doctor and hospital bills. ill the seed planted In the United game wont 11 innings nnd wns won These amounted to $101,000,000, States each season and shipped to fo r­ by the Athletics 3 to 2. The Athletics That gives a total o f $1,014,000,000 eign countries. won tho fourth, 4 to 2, but Now York ns the cost o f 1910 Industrial nccimndo a great effort nnd won the donti. Miami, Fla., Oct. l.-S h ep , a half fifth, 10 innings by -1 to 3. The Ath­ heed Collie-St. Bernard, known to letics pounded out enough hits to T R A IN SCHEDULE nearly every one in Minmi, is dead ns mnke 13 runs in tho deciding game Southbound the result of a Are In n houseboat nnd Now York tallied but twice. here this week. Tho dog was trnpped *nd smothered by smoke. Shop, was owned by Jack McMillan ,and wns town as a "one man” dog, hnvlng | fen the constant companion o f his faster. So common hnd become the light of MeMuMan and Shop on tho Greets here, that the pnir hnd como to “ known as "The Man With the *• McMillan and Shop came hero nine months ago after a tramp from . ew lork through tho mountains of Kentucky and Tennessee, McMillan wing undertaken the foot tour-for a m ionnlly known photograph concern "* mountains. Tho hodv o f th dog PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRH InIs YrI°U ^,C.el **ne 'n ft momenta. .. r bcn<* or cntnrrh will be to Th dogged nostrils will op' 6 air pussagea of your head Nn 1 eUr ,ntld you con breathe freely. i„„ ore ‘lollness, headache; no hawk• 1 uffllng, mucous discharges or night *' n° strUf:^*nK for breath at h ^ 7 E d.ruwl,k you want * ama11 little of E yK,8 Cr#Cam Bnlm’ cr»«m i th s fragrant, Apply 6 Arrive 83.. ____ 2:86 a. m . 27. mmmn 89. _____ 2:55 p. m. 85.......... 0:55 p. ni. North Bound Arrivo 82. _____ 1:48 a. m. 84. _____ 11:45 a. m. 80.......... 3:05 p. m. 28. ____ 10:00 p. m. Departi 2:46 «. m. 8:40 a. m. 3:20 p. m. 7:10 p. m. Sum! y°Ur n08triU- let p«n«- e° ™ M ln " u X membn,ne‘ and r6l,e< tsrrhttifJ*1 Whnt every c° l(l oni1 ca•d u ' “ f f.cre,r nccd»- Don't stay stuff. The Bell Cafe S CAMERA DOES MOST OF WORK Astronomers Sleap aa Do Othar Mortala, Leaving tha Faithful Phe. tographer on Guard, g ----------------------------- ; results ------------------------------ R E N T A L OR SA LE % BIG OR L IT T L E — T H A T ’S ME ! W . V . W h e e le r Thnnks to modem science, astron­ a R E A L E S TA TE OFFICE ---------- 115 P A R K A V E N U E omers can now sleep nt night. According to popular tradition, nstronomers are people who pass the entire night nt one end of n telescope nnd can Bleep only In the daytime or on rainy nights. But no more, accord­ ing to Miss Annie Jump Onimoii, usalstnnt In the Harvard college ob­ servatory nnd curator o f astronom­ ical photographs of the college. "N ow the nstronorner can go to bed nt the some time ns nny other person." F R O M T H E F O R E S T TO Y O U she snld. "H e turns his work over Iiy eliminating all o f tho waste, over half o f tho labor, all o f tho to a teleccope nod n photographer II middle man’s profits and by delivering a home on record time direct nnd waits until morning to study the heavens. Observations/ nr* now n ; | from tho forest to you mntter o f very expert photography, Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W S nnd deductions nre mndo from the plntes thus produced, Put Tremendous Savings in Y o u r Pockets "A t Htinnrd we have complete rec­ Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows o f any sizo. Built ords of the heavens, dating hack over according to latest improved methods of house construction, of the runny years, nnd these nre preserved best of mnterinls, at a grant saving. Their economy 1h worth investi­ In whnt 1 rail n laboratory o f 300.000 gating. volumes. Each bonk Is n perlshnhle glass plate which must he very euroW R IT E FOR C A TA LO G U E fully Imndled nnd guarded. showing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes. "On every fair night of the yenr In the observatory nt Cambridge, nnd In A . C. T U X B U R Y L U M B E R CO. the nllled one which we have In Peru, n complete photographic survey of Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W , D e p t 18-K the heavens Is made, which Is turned CHARLESTON, S. C. over to expert observers on the follow­ ing day for searching analysis. Of E N T Z M IN G E R B R O T H E R S course, the discovery of n ctmot or a new star Is n grant event fo r us." LO C A L AGENTS, LONO.WOOD, F L A . A Cozy Home I Who's WhoaeT They were discussing the very charming woman who hnd Just en­ tered Ihe nlrendy crowded reception room. "Ilo w well Mrs. Gnyo looks tonight. She Is renlly a most beautiful woman, nnd knows how to keep herself at her hest." snld Mrs. Witte. "Mrs. Gnye? She Isn’t Mrs. Gnye now," her friend nnswnred. "Don’t you remember she got tired o f being Gaya’s widow nnd mnrrled Jaye Inst summer? She Is now Mrs. Juyc." "Oh, dear, yes I" Mrs. W itte replied. "1 forgot. But I would like to know how any one can hope <o keep In mind nil the mntrlmonln! changes nowndn.vs. Some one ought to publish n reference book to help us. It might ho cnl led ‘ Who’s Whose 7’ ” Language He Understood. Tho other day a neighbor was taken to a hospltn) for an operation, which Trilby Branch at Its conclusion mnile neccasnry the Depart! use o f a drainage tube In the wound Arrive 0:00 a. m. while It was healing. The neighbor’s •No. 100. ( — — m m m 3:25 p. m. w ife described tho operation In Bob­ •No. 24. 7:00 a. in. by's presence with much attention to 158., 7:36 p. m. delnll and Hobby afterward told the 22.... story of It In his own language to the Leesburg Branch members of his family, concluding by Depart! Arrivo observing: "But 1 guess Mr. Brown •No. 157.................. 4:00p.m. will get along nil right now since No. 21.................. 2:52p.m. they’ve put a new Inner tube In him." ♦No. 101.................... 8:30p.m. •No. 26_____________2:00p.m. No. 22.................. 7:00p.m. \ [ I SELL TO SERVE Departs Hobby, a boy o f five, Is an enthusi­ 2:03 a. m. astic nutomoblllst and spends much of 12:05 p. m. his time around his father’s car ask­ 3:25 p. m. ing questions. ♦ CIRCUIT COURT, SETEWTH JUDIC­ In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ IN THE IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA— IN CHANCERY cuit, Seminole County, Florida. — In Chancery CITATION Prnt T. WlllUmi, TH. Cm . II. ft «l. To tiro, II. Itfii), Bloomington, III.! Oro. II. Jntmaon, lllooniinifton, III. I L'Utfnco M. Peoples Bank o f Sanford, a corpora­ White. Ilhnnilngton, III.! I*. A. (lIWUiM, tion, Complainant, Normin, 111.; Julia F. Itrlre. realilenco un­ known; Thurlnw lllthop, mhlencf unknown I VH. II. A. Minify, rpalilrnro unknown; CTaml A. Hamulera, n-nlilcoco unknown; J. I.. Holman, Lewis Kinnrd and Mary E. Weinert, reaiitencf unknown; ami John I- Ionian, realexecutrix of tho estate of William ilpiir* unknown: It aiiprnrluit from Ilia aworn hill of romWeinert, trading as W„m. Weinert & plnlnt in Ihla came Mini agalnal you, lint yon Company, Seminole County Bank, u hare aonia Inter,-at In Ihe lamia In aalil bill of nu.iplalnt menllonnl anil ilracrlheil. illuatfiJ, corporation, Defendants, lying ami Iwlng In Seminole County, Florida, to­ To Mary E. Weinert, executrix o f tho wn: In Bfftlon one, Townalilp SO South. Ilange III Patt, HBQ of HKH: In Section 13, Townehlp cstato of William Weinert, trading 'jn Smith. Range SI Kail, Lite 1 anil 3, EM of si: H ; In Hecllon in, Townahlp SO Smith, Range ns Win. Woinort & Company, in .'II Kail, tail* I, 3, anil :i; In Section 31, Towncare of James Guy Gordon, 710-723 tlilp 30 South, Range 31 Kiel, I.nt 1; In Hecllon Townahlp 30 South, Ulnae 33 Kail. KV4 of North American Building, Broad 0. 8WH ami WH of HWVls In Hccllon T, Town* ■hip 30 Son III, Range 33 I'uat, WH of Sec, T, and Snnsom Streets, City o f Phila­ ami HWQ of SUM; In Section IS, Townahlp 20 delphia, County of Philadelphia, and Smith, Range 32 Rial, \Vy, of Sec. IS, W U of NEW, W>4 of HEVi. N'A of NHVi of NBV4. HV4 Stnto of Pennsylvania, or NBVi of NHVi. SB Vi of NRV1, NHVi of SB Vi, KH V, of hi: Vi; In Section III. Tuwnahlp NO TICE 30 Hmidi, Range 33 Baal, m l nf NWU. NWVi It appearing from nn affidavit of of NWVi, RWVi of NWVi. NHVi ° f NBV4. Telfair Knight, that ho is o f Counsel NWVi of NHVi, SB Vi. of NHVi. SVV Vi of NHVi. NHVi of HBVi. NWVi of SHV4; therefore, for Peoples Bank of Sanford, n cor­ you, (leo. II. Item. Clarence M, White, Oeo, II, Johnaon ami E. A. OIIMUnd are hereby ordered poration, tho complainant in the nbovu and retpilreil lo be anil appear before our laid styled cause, nnd that you are a resi­ Circuit Court, nt the Court Honan In Hanford, Florida, on the Dili day of September, A. I). dent of a state other than the State 1U2I, and then anil there make gnawer to tho of Florida, that there is no person hill of complaint gahlhtteil agalnal you, oilierwlie a decree pro confraeo will tie entered within the State of Florida, service of agalnal you: And you, Julia F. Ilrlce, Thtirluw lilelmp, II. A. Moeley, Claud A. Haundere, J. U a subpoena upon whom would bind Helinan and John L. Leman, are hereby ordered you, nnd a bill o f complaint having and re<|Ulred lo bn anil appear before our eatd ■Circuit (\iurl at lire Court llutiae In Sanford, been herein filed against you, it 1b Florida, on the 3rd day ot October, A. t), 1031, hereby ordored that you uppeur to tho and then and there make anawer lo the Mil of roinplalnt eihlhlled agalnal yon, oiherwlae a bill of complaint filed herein ngainst decree pro confeaao will be entered agalnal you in the above entitled cause, on you. It la ordered that lids notice be published In tho 3rd day of October, A, D, 1921, the Sanford Utrald, a newspaper published In Hetnlnolo County, Florida, onca a week for four tho same being a rule day of this conaecullre weeks aa to the parties whose reelcourt, nnd tho Sanford Herald la here­ ilencea are. known, and once a week for eight omeecullTB weeks aa lo tha partite whose resi­ by designated nH tho newspaper in dences are unknown. Witness my hand and the eeal of said Circuit which this notice shall be published Court on Ihla tha 33rd day of July, A. n. 1031, once u week fo r four conBccutivo (fllA L ) B. A. DOUUI.AS8, Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court, weeks, Seminole County, Florida. Ry: V. B. ROUCJLASa. D. C. Witness my hand and official seal REOROB O. HHRRINCI. of office nt Sanford, Sominolo County, Solicitor and Counsel for Complainant. 7-33-0tc FORECLOSURE C ITA TIO N To Make the Big Parks Safe. A concerted effort Is being made hj the United StateH public health service Oviedo Branch Arrive Departs and the national park service to make the national parks of the United •No. 128.................. 11:00a.m. States snfe nnd sanitary for the vast 8:40 p. m. numbers of Aiuerlcnna who hnve re­ •No. 127------•Dally, except Sunday. cently taken to touring them. Before the war. when tourlats were fewer nnd Tho Bartow Record a few days ago most o f them travoled on stage llnca had a very attractive picture on the and stayed ot park hotels, the sanitary problem was simple. $luco the war, front page showing a largo booth In NO S n A M ABOUT TH IS ! however, the great majority travel In the Central Market, Milwaukee, W1b., automobiles and camp nut. enormously Florida, this tho 2flth day o f August, A. D. 1921. Time to move! Tho theatre where where Sealdswcet oranges and grapo- complicating all health mntters. ' antiseptic “ Sham” tho Elmer Harrla-Gernldlno fruit are on display nnd sale. It was h u a . ^ b ° Vj 7 alr poMft»f* o f th® flam! i ant^ bca^ tbo swollen, In- UP »nd miserable.—Adv. Many believe the Giants should havo won from the Boston Red Sox in 1912, hut tho luck favored the Bost­ onians nnd they were acclaimed world’s champions after eight games hnd been played, one a tie In 11 Inn­ ings nnd tho final, which Boston won 3 to 2 ,ln 10 Innings. Boston won the opener, 4 to 3, and tho second wns n 0-0 tic. Now York won tho third 2 to 1. Boston won the next two, 3 to 1 nnd 2 to 1 respectively. New York won tho sixth and seventh, 5-2 nnd 11-4. Tho result o f tho 8th game al­ ready has been mentionod. For tho thlr dgnmo tho Giants wore pitted ngainst tho Athletics irt a world’s championship in tho games of 1913 and New York took but ono gnme o f tho flvo. Thoy won the sec­ ond game 3 to 0 In 10 innings. Tho Athletics won tho first, fl to 4; the third, 8 to 2; tho fourth, fl to 5 nnd tho fifth, 3 to 1. Tho Giants met tho Chicago White Sox in the series o f 1917, and nfter losing the first two games, 2 to 1 and 7 to 2, won tho third nnd fourth by shutouts, 2 to 0 and 6 to 0. The W hite Sox wo nthe 6th nnd flth, 8-5 and 4-2. 3 (S E A L ) Post carda—local viowa— lc each at E. A . DOUGLASS, the Herald office. Clerk Circuit Court, ono o f tho advertising features of Conflicting Opinion. Bonner comedy, first appeared In Los •“ How fast can you go In your fliv­ K N IG H T & GUEST, tho Florida Citrus Exchange and was Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Are. Angelos— has loBt Its place as a load­ ver?" Attorneys for Complainant. 8-27-Gtc visited by thousands o f Mllwaukoe ing American theatre and Is now a "Authorities dlflcr." replied Mr. whilo maintained. Spahlsh playhouso. ‘ ‘Sham’’ picturixChugglus. "Th e salesman sold sixtyDRINK , G. Bassett Smith, Prop. live mlloH nn hour, blit the nmatnble ed by Paramount at the Star thcatro Elder Springe Water. Ita 99 98-180 For office supplies, stationery, etc., says twenty’s the limit." Co m m e r c i a l a n d with Ethel Clayton In the star role pur cent pure. Phone 811. coma to tho Herald office. jo b PRINTING is tho attraction fo r tonight. New Era Printery / . fi „V 11 J• i f ' * #A - Til ) �■ ■‘V« ■- •-V- i /- v «■ * >'* *'■' ; #; * « _ . • - *si , ■•' . . * THE SANFORD DAILY P filtALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBBtt 1, lMt DAILY HERALD rttlk M W*jr tflaiMM U « f t N U tf l l ! TIE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. rn u n u t R. J. H O L L Y ___________ .Editor N. J. LILLARD....Becretary-Treaaurer H. A. NEEL.... .... General Manager ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr., onoutanoN haxaoxr P hone 148 up to 6 P. M. fain M*fa I n n — A»»lto*tU« faWcrlrtUa rrtM la A4tmm When you tire o f a humdrum exist­ ence you might turn to the pages of some of our sensational daily papers and read tho stories of high life among peoplo o f millions. Tho blblo contains some rather naughty stories of rottenness In ancient times, but It Is difficult to find anything to com­ pare with the moral filth of today. Thero Is a trito saying that "civiliza­ tion Is only skin deep," but even thnt small veneer seems to have utterly vanished from tho carcnsscs o f seme of these butter-fly vamps and orgres o f gold. WHICH.SHALL IT BH7 -----* Conserve Your Sight Our heading refers to the schemes Our shaded goggles, shell frames, gold for raising revenues for the running mountings, etc., in SIZES FOR CHIL­ expenses o f tho General Government. DREN are meeting with great favor. Here nrj five propositions that are Wo fit children with children’s glass­ es und they nro alwayB pleased. under advisement: 1. — Retain tho present excess— pro­ TOM M OORE fits tax nnd othor schemes that are in operation. OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN 2. — Enlnrge the sales-tax scheme so Phone 192 ns to include practically all sales of Office Opp P. O. What is a Good Citizen ? F ifty years ago the man who kept money at home or on hand to lend his neighbor w sh a good citizen. any kind of property or commodities. TO SEE BETTER SEE MOORE. The man who merely hoarded money was Do this by way of revenue stamps. never a good citizen at any age; but today, 3. — Annual the present exemption in an ago of banking, it is certainly one of the from taxation o f municipal bonds, and ----------- o----------OM T w .................................... :1f Little children are sharp, much let them be listed for taxation the first requisites of good citizenship for every Ma Mmta* ................................. ItalinrW la OU7 fcy C»rrl.r same ns other proporty. man, woman and child to put every dollar Dm W - k . ........................................ »» < * * * shrewder nnd more observing than 4. — Put a tax on bank checks. DR. E. J. M E IN IIAK D I TV, Ilf 1»- U IAm i WMklr ManJJ1 » they have in some bank. ttralr arm knlnoU Oauaiy aal la pabUikad tho average adult credits them with 5. — Increase letter postage to three CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALIST m r r rrliay. HwrtUi«* r»U, ouda kajwa being. Without doubt they have cents. « tfpUoatlra. DaBMntla la p«UU*a. N H has returned to Daytona from Chicago I f you haven’t a bank account come i n every man with whom they come in IN nu, alway* la adtaap*.___________ Take your choico, or, better yet, where he completed his post graduate make the start today. contact sized up and duly catalogued name other schemes thal are prefer­ Member of The Aaaodated Preea work and will open his office at once. In their infantile brains. And strnngo able to any of tho foregoing, Tho Dr. Mcinhardl has been spending the ns It may scone— disconcerting ns it cutting down of expenses o f tho gov­ cub past two months attending the largest may bo— theso youngsters invariably ernment would be n mighty fine schools and clinics In the country, and shoot true to the mark. If n man is scheme but it is doubtful if it can bo returns to Daytona better equipped Never try to explain a failure. kind and gentle they invariably res­ done; tho tendency seems to bo in tho than ever to give the best that science Your friends know alt nbout it. pect nnd love him. If he Is mean or a other direction.— DeLand News. nnd skill affords to his patrons. A COM M UNITY B U ILD E R ----------- o---------- ■ grouch they know him ns such nnd Office hours by appointment only. Often the man who never lends nor avoid him. If ho is a conceited ass ho • SPOUTS SHOULD STUDY Telephone Office Nurse for appoint­ borrows hasn’t the ability to do eith­ is an object of their Juvonle jests nnd » LAW S; AVOID TROUBLE. ments, No. 81. 0-30-2t er. ridicule. Whatever our outward Im­ ----------- 0----------perfections may be, their Judgment Is Sportsmen who wish to comply with Even the m ost hardened political unerring and wo can not escape it. tho law and avoid trouble, should tric k s te r becomes a ifTcut man a fto r Wo are In the hands of our children. Hludy the game laws and comply death. ----------- o ■■ — Htrictly with the provisions thereof ----------- 0----------THE AMERICAN RACE against hunting out of senson. Se­ The City Commissioners Any man with a good reputation vere penalties mny bo imposed for in­ can borrow money, but it takes moro of the City of Sanford, In most of the gush— for it is noth­ fractions o f the game Inws. than a rep to pay it back. ing else—which we hear nowadays The open season is still some time Florida, will receive bids ----------- o----------about 100 percent Americanism, there awny, the game Inws forbidding the until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc­ The World Series will soon bold the in the underlying assumption that killing o f deer nnd birds before No­ hoards and then Roseau and all the there is an American race— that is, a vember 20th ,but in order that none tober 7, 1921, for fu r­ other birds will hnvo to take a back 1type of the human family peculiar to may plead ignorance many newspa­ nishing said City with You Can Find the Nam e of Every Live Pro­ scat. this country. pers nro publishing the following one Combination Pump Unfortunately for us, but fortunate­ fessional and Business M an in Dispatches say the clothing manu­ ly for the genus homo as a whole, synopsis o f tho law: Engine Chemical and Under the lnw, the open senson for facturers think they can make a sav- there .....__ is ................. . The .... ................ no such thing. most thnt Sanford in This Column ing in the manufacture of clothes. No wp C)in j ust|y claim Is that wo are the nl lgnnio commences on November 20 Hose Motor Car, 600 to and extends to February ID o f the doubt of it. progenitors and remote ancestors of 750 gallon capacity. 1,following year, making a period of the American race which, judging the LAW YERS C O N TR A C TO R S Want to know who your friends future by the past, will be In its lusty eighty-eight days. Residents o f Flor­ 000 feet more or less of ida may procure a hunter's license, nro? Just let it become known that j adolescence alsml one thousand years Standard 2Vi in. fire good only for the* county in which S. O. Shinholscr you have “ a little something" hidden hence. George A. DeCottes hose. awny und you will soon learn. All races of whieh we hnvo any they live, for $1.25; hut the fee for Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Certified check of 5% ----------- o----------knowledge sprang from the union of each additional county will be $3.50. Over Seminole County Bnnk SANFORD * •:* FL0RID4 In Europe they are extracting edi­ other races. The llriton of today, for For all non-residents the cost o f the must accompany each SANFORD FLORIDA ble fats from tar for the manufact­ Instance, is not a Norman, nor an license for each county in which they ure of mnrgaim*. For the sake of one's Angle, nor n Saxon, though the time desire to hunt will be $25. The maxi­ bid. Sanford Construct'n Co, appetite, however, they still cling to was when those races occupied the mum amount of game allowed each City reserves the right B A T T E R IE S CONTRACTORS AN D I1UILDER9 British isle and maintained their rac­ 1gun per day i none deer, two turkeys, tho old name. to reject any or all bids. n: uno Yoirn Planes nnd Specifications CheerfiDj ial characteristics as distinctly as the twenty quail, and twenty-five birds C. J. R Y A N , Furnished The .Southern Utilities Co,, at St. English, the Germans, the Scandinav­ of other varieties. If there is a party Battery Troubles to U s All Work Guaranteed Augustine say that the street ear line ians and the Latins do at this time in o fthrea or more the limit of game City Manager. W . ip .c l.IJi* OB Electrical Work and can t ty . jrou d .p .n d a b l. u r r l o .. . II. T. PACE P. 0. Dei R| is a lemon und they are willing to America. It took ages for the o ff­ such party may take during the entire D-27-8tc WE ALSO RATE COMPETENT MECHANICS hand it over to the city if they will spring of this triple union to grow to trip, aside from quail and other birds, roa OVERHAUL!Nil YOUR OAR tnke it, according to dispatches from maturity, but, when it did, the result is two deer nnd five turkeys; und no Sanford Battery Service was a race far superior to any of its individual hunter shall kill during thnt city in the daily newspapers. Sketches nnd Estimates Free; m parents. ----------- o----------Company any one senson more than two deer, building too large and nono too iu& So in this country, the American five turkeys and five hundred of any Carl Wanderer, officer in the army Phono 189 L. A, Rennud, Prop. — A L L WORK GUARANTEED— killed his wife and a ragged stranger race when it arrives will be the nob­ Slid Ml sorts of birds. No individual In cold blood and was hanged yester­ lest member of the human family be­ hunter or party of hunttrs shall hnvo City Licenses Due Oc­ ilson & Shorey H AR TFO R D B A T T E R Y Pino W day for the crime. He went to tho cause the best blood in the world will an ygnme in his or their possession tober 1, 1921 and Garland Sts., Orlando, Fla chair singing, "Old Pal, Why Don't flow In its veins. The contention of longer than five days after the close “Battery Insurance” You Answer Me." lly this time he ougenlsts that the crossing o f races of the hunting senson. Fur-bearing ATTE N TIO N is called to the fact has probably found nut. PURE W ATER produces degeneration rather than Sold and Serviced by animals are nlso protected by the that all City Licenses are payable on progress has not a particle of support game laws and all trappers are re­ or before October 1, 1921. Edw. Higgins, Inc. St. Petersburg police court will not in human history, nlwnys assuming Elder Springs Water required to pay a license and are al­ SPE C IA L ATTE N TIO N is called to allow the use of fictitious names in that the cross is between equals— not lowed to set traps on lands other than 99.98% PURE Haight & Wieland court any more. Every person dock­ necessarily equals in culture but in their own only by obtaining written Phone 311-W Sanford, Fk eted will be made to give bis name racial potentialities. The American Section 4, Ordinance 25 and answer to tho same and it will he race will be 100 per cent white. It permission from the owners of such which reads as follows: "That the GARAGES given the publicity of the court news. will amalgamate the blood of Anglo- lands. City Tax Collector before issuing a li­ As wild game is protected and thus LO R D 'S P U R IT Y Giving people's names keeps down n Saxons, Scotch, Irish, Germans, ScanSmith Bros. G arage cense based on a property value, or given safety and in a measure eared lot of law breaking and misdemeanors. dinnvians, French, Italians, Spanish, W ATER capital stock, shall require the per­ E xp ert R epairin g Sanford police court does not allow Slavs mid others in less degree. Its for by the state it is reasonable to son applying for a license to rnako a OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES AS GOOD AS TH E BEST tlu< use of fictitious names and no ineestors will lie the aristocratis of the allow residents to secure limiting li­ written statement under oath of tho Oak and First Dally Service Phone 1M John Does are docketed here. human tribe today; and we have a censes at a small cost, while those value of the property, or tho amount ---------- o----------right to expect that it will be as far who merely hunt while temporarily in of the capital stock." The Merchant's Gala Day was all |superior to present races as they are the stnte are charged a greater fee. R E A L ESTATE Application blanks for said licenses that could be desired in every way and to the half forgotten trlbcH which unit- The cost of the lIcenR Is no greater S A N F O R D NOVELTY will lie furnished free of charge at the than is charged practically every­ passed off without a hitch. Every U'd to give them separate existence, City Office. E. F. Lane committee appointed by the general I We are living for posterity. It is where. WORKS ALFRE D FOSTER, chairman, A. E. Yowull, worked like n{,t ourselves nor our todays and toRen! Estate nnd Insurance lGG-lOtc City Tax Collector. SIX GOOD RULES. Trojnns and the* thanks of the busi­ morrows that taunt. Nature cars lit­ V. C. CO LLER, Prop. Phone 95 ness men as a whole are due to each tle what becomes of us individually. The. Credit Clearing House of Rich­ and every one o f them. It shows what Our racial boastings are cosmic jokes, Eyes Examined Glasses Designed General Shop and Mill mond has issued a card upon which ran be done here by the getting to­ ltut as the stock from wwhtch tho Geo. W . Knight Henry McLaulin, Jr. nre printed the following rules "fo r gether of the business men and wo great human tribe of the future is to W o rk OI*T. D. times like those." Real Estate and Insurance should have more of these meetings spring Nature is watching over us CONTRACTOR and BUILDER and more of the closer association of with more than motherly care,— Lake­ SANFORD FLORIDA If you enn’t pay all o f your debts, all the business men of the city. land Telegram. 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FU pay a pnrt on all of them. ANNOUNCEMENT First National Bank F. P. Forster, President B. F. Whitner, Cashier BIDS W A N T E D PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD B u ild e r s & Contractor! NOTICE Have you ever taken note of the smile of a homely girl? Did it occur to you that there was sometidng in that smile which reduced her homelliU's:i to inslgnillcauce? it wr.s charnrtor. God seldom gives all to some ami nothing to others. There is nor­ mally a fair distribution of His fa­ vors, though we mny not be able to see the wisdom of His ways. The homely girt is Invariably endowed with a character of gold, and beauty o f soul is fnr greater than that o f all outward forms combined. VIRGINIA DARE •• FLAVORING EXTRACTS Tho Virginia Dare Extracts are double strength, so thnt only one-half of the quantity usually called for should be used. They come in the following flavors: Almond Pcncb St rnw berry Lemon Raspberry 1 Vanilla Anise Nutmeg Pineapple Cinnamon D eane T u rn er WHLAKA BLOCK Phones 497*494 NEWSPAPER “ PERSECUTION." With the New York city municipal ■ampaign in full swing, tlm majority of the metropolitan dailies are going hammer and tonga after Mayor Dy­ lan and his administration, charging inefficiency, graft and what not, nnd, and, in defense, hizzoncr is crying "controlled press" to the masses. This is one of the oldest political gags and some day the people are bound to realize it. This cry is not limited to New 5 ork City, but can be henrd in every city and hamlet of this country where politics attract public interest. Some of the Idggcst "corporation bootlicks" in this country have been elect­ ed by appealing to the prejudices of the common people. "Persecution!" is an age-long wail. The powers be­ hind the campaign realize the possi­ bilities in this wail. Compared with other businesses, the I newspapers of this country arc less ,shackled than any other business. liesidos, the newspapers do not depend upon the interests for their support— they rise or fall by the rank and file of people, and to betray these is to douhlo-ctosn without hope of benefit. Ihe man in public lifu who denounces tho newspapers quite often is seeking to place a neutralizing forco in the public mind before the newspapers tell what they know on him.—Jack­ sonville Metropolis. i Employment Bureau.. T R A N S F E R _____ The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women’s Club “ WE D E L IV E R TH E GOODS'* requests all young women desiring O PTICIAN OPTOMETRIST employment to register nt tho First Quick Service Transfer Graduate Northern Illinois College National Bank. Don’t try to hold all your cotton. Storage Facilities 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. Sell a part nnd pay a part o f all you AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman If we please you, tell others; It w owe. tell ua. Phone 498 Remember the interests of your creditors—their credit has helped you; now help them. W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ ­ IN G W O R K S If you and your neighbors don't help the merchants nnd bankers, who have been helping you, all of us will be in a "pickle.” Pickling and Preserving Don’t carry much money in your pockets or store it in trunks, put it in tho hanks and pay your debts and thereby keep money In circulation. W e have the W l|h t D m h . i . U a ta ft Butldlnf STONE JARS Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses General Machine and Boiler Works Re enreful nnd talk better times. Your co-op<rntlon now means your prosperity later. C. O. WILSON. Own.r S ATIS FA C TO R Y SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICKS See our line of That Bartow will be advertised through the medium of *.ho Florida Stone Crocks, Coolers, Booster car, which left Tnmpn nbout September 1st, for New York ns Its Churns, etc. terminus, was assured recently when the directors of the Roar*! of Trndo mndo arrangements with II. O. Ilrnzio o f Tampa, for 175 road signs to be placed between nnrtow and Lnko City, and also for placing Bartow on H A R D W A R E CO tho Florida inup and on the tourist map, which in a feature of the Boost­ —Get your Scratch Pads from The er enr publicity. Herald—by tho pound—16e. BALL Automobile Flywheel Steol Genr hands in stock Crank Shnfta Rc-turncd Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J Acteylene W elding OF ALL KINDS Sanford W elding Co. Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Are. HOTELS . i.( j t t ** fji. » • Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotel’’ 91.50 Up Per Day G1LL0N& FRY ELECTRICAL ^Contractors �:v 15? **'■" •y/A W m THESANFQRDDAlfrYHfiflALD, qATUBfiAY, QCTQBSIM, 1»»1 First day o f the month. _ In and About CttUeH.P^0^ Mention of gaiter* In Br,e^ jfi The City Pifioiiil He®* ofInterest * * l THE ! ! * * * # * . * * # # * * 1 * w DeHart ,of Orlando, was a jjulienes's visitor here yesterday. jj Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gatchel leave Sunday for St. Louis and points In Indiana and Ohio. The Misses Flynt, of Forsyth, Ga., arrived here recently and havo opened , dressmaking establishment at park avenue. Have your watches and jewolry re­ paired a t McLauiln’s. Two first class la tc h makers. Prompt service. 140-tfc JcfT Hailey, o f Birmingham, Ala., is in the city with a view o f orgnnjjpjng a Kiwnnnis Club. Jeff is an old newspaper man, and w'us with tho Birmingham Age-Herald for many years. # # * # * # # SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE w it h e r For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday; probably rain* in extreme south portion. * S i a n v f of Ibo Floating Snail Talka Snednetlr Arranged for Herald Reader* r* * She creeps, she creeps, my kingdom for n swatter. Right here with showers all around us und surrounded by the Volstead law the old bulb creeps up one notch yesterday. Can you b?at it? And here on the very threshold o f win­ ter. I f old man summer is not kicked o ff the Inp o f Miss Fall right soon he shnll he spanked and we will havo Johnny Par­ ker do the spanking. Well, Old Summer, can’t possibly hang on much longer. We nfe gradually getting his goat by tho calendar route. 5:10 A. M. OCTOBER 1 Maximum ....................... 93 Saturday Is a poor day to collect, don’t you think? W h at7 The V ery Best Well, another big trading day and night and we will sec what effect the Gala Day hnd on the trade. Another rain today would cut down the trade somewhat, but would be welcome to everybody. Or let it come tomorrow. Clean up, paint up, repnir thnt house, make another room, get ready fo r tho biggest winter season that Sanford hns ever experienced. We have priced our fall clothing so that the highest priced suit in the house will not go over $45.00,—and that is why we are selling them almost as fast as they arrive. And they ari The Clyde Line continues to bring tho summer excursionists up tho St. Johns river. Some o f them will re­ turn to Sanford to become residents some of these dny»t. M ic h a e ls -S te rn s C lo th e s ----------------- a n d ----------------- C am pus T ogs Mnny of tho boys and girls will go down to Orlnndo today to see the Sanford high and the Orlnndo high plnv the first football game o f tho season. It will be a good game and Sanford boys say they will win. W. C. Sntchor, o f Longwood, wns in # 1 the city today nnd is still talking Minimum ............. 0-1 Range .............................. 09 # about his now hoy. The youngster will f I ho named Charles Winthrop, nftcr Barometer .....................30.03 # grandpa Entzmingcr. Mr. Satcher Cnlm and party cloudy. # 1snyB it is dry around Longwood, anil # - # # ho is forced to water a big strawberry patch every night to keep the plants newspaper nnd job plant nnd doing alive. Orange trees nil through all the work himself. j Seminole are showing the effects o f the dry weather. Iw f S T d O f W M f / S :r/ F f/ F ft£ ^ L S a n fo rd , Tablets, pencils, pens, inks, erasers, loose leaf paper, note hooks, compo­ •EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Giant sition books, nt the Herald office. You will "find our lino complete nnd o u r ]**1111 BvC!» in a box. We can now fur- ‘ FOUR EARTH-M ADE TH ING S IN H EAVEN. price- right. Everything in supplies , " i9b Volt Batteries nt $21.50. We at the Herald office all tho time. buy* scl1* c h a n g e , recharge nnd re­ pair nil makes Batteries.— Ray Broth­ Dr. George Hyman will deliver a ers. Phono GI8. 150-tfc message nt the Baptist Temple on CHICKEN DINNER, Surday noon next Sunday night using ns his sub­ nnd evening, Gray Gables, on tho F U R N IS H E D O R U N F U R N I S H E D NEW YORK, Oct. 1.—The supreme ject, “ Four Enrth-Mndc Things in The portable Remington typewriter bench, Seabreeze, Fla. Phone 491. court of the United States will be I M M E D I A T E P O S S E S S IO N Free bath houses. 74-Fri-St-Gm came in today nt the Herald office, Heaven.” Large audiences are attending the asked to determine whether the Binnd if any one desires a real type­ Sam Bradford, the genial fellow writer thnt will do nil the work o f a services at the Baptist Temple. The hie can he legally excluded from the who meets every one with a smile nt standard machine, with standard key­ visitors in the city are given a moat public schools. This was announced last night by the Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co., is board nnd everything, and yet one cordial welcome. leaders of the Presbyterian church |here who have headed a movement [among various religious denomina(ions, to bring a ease before the na­ tion’s highest tribunal. The state of Washington, which o f­ ficially excludes the Bible from its public schools, will furnish tile basis for the case. is Dr. W a lk e r ’s subject Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less th is The line of attack will he based on 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask the declaration o f importance, the must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ Presbyterians clniming that the dec­ cordingly. laration 1h a covenant between the American nation ami God, nnd that Corner Fifth Street nnd Park Avenue the study of the Bible by American LOST FOR SA LE children is essential to an understand­ Solo by Mrs. Mettinger Good M usic LOST OR STO,LEN— Small brown FOR S A LE — Rose No. 4 seed, Irish ing o f the covenant and to full know­ Gyp answering to the name of potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A . ledge of God. Speck. $25.00 reward if returned to 500 IN S U N D A Y S C H O O L Brumley. 131-lfc “ To exclude the Bible from the pub­ Dr. J. A, Rogers, New Smyrna. C o m e an d B rin g Y o u r F rie n d s lic schools,” the Presbyterians con­ FOR S A L E —8-room house with all ________________________________ 101-Qtp Communion Services at 11 A. M. tend in their presentment preparatory modern convenience, excellent re­ LOST— Between Sanford Junction nnd to an appeal to the supreme court "is pair. Private water works, in iKsirdispatcher’s office on railroad three to violate one of the essential clauses j aide location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ passes in small black pockctbook, one o f the opening paragraph of the dec­ ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street, ,A. C. L., one F. E. C., and one S. A. L. laration of independence. In the state ennlincd to his homo with illness, be­ that yau can carry around with you, T H IN K SAVIN G CAN IlG-tfc Also sniull tan pocket hook containing o f Washington, the attorney general BE MADE IN CLOTHES ing threatened with perctonitls, but see the Remington nt the Herald office Finder keep M A N U F A C T U R E COST. and later the state supreme court have FOR S A LE — Single and Rose Comb two one dollnr bills. he is out of danger now nnd will bo They are the very best nnd the most money nnd return passes and pocketrendered an opinion in which the Bi­ Illnck Mnnorcn Roosters, G months down Monday on the job. His mnny reasonable in price in the market. books to R. \V. Duckworth, care West­ NE W YORK, Oct. 1.— Annual sav­ ble in effect is adjudged lo be a ‘sec­ old.— W. W. Dresser, It. A. Telephone friends will be glad to see him out Only $G0. Get one today. ern Union. lG3-3tc 158-tilp ings o ffo rty per cent ,or about $210,- tarian* hook and in which it is decreed -1G03. again. to he unconstitutional to read or tench ,could be made in the men’s FOR S A L E — One heavy duty twoA new shipment of 000,000 BO ARD^NDRO O M ready made clothing Industry, with the Bible in the state schools.” ROOFING, Red nnd green Blnte sur­ wheel trailer in good condition. In­ Tho Presbyterians declare that face, 3-ply $3.25 per square. T iger felt hats just received, its yearly output o f $000,000,00(1, de­ quire at Ford Garage, 143-tfc BOARD A N D ROOM— Private fam ­ ily. 719 Oak Avo. 158-Otp brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; which will be closed out clared a report by the American En­ “ this ruling, opinion and construction gineering Council’s committee on is erroneous, nnd that the state consti­ FOR S A LE — Stable manure; car lets. 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address W ANTED Good dry stock. Price $7 par ton, f M. E. (Sinn, Box 391. 139-20tp at $2.00 each. NufT Sed.1elimination o f waste in industry, tutional provision so constructed arc void, as being in conflict with and re­ o. b. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co. — The Sanford Shoe & made public today. The report, bused W A N T E D — Extra salesladies at tho pugnant to the principles o f the dec­ 151-tfc. on a national investigation o f the in­ Hurry Neel is expected home from Clothing Co. . Surprise Shoe Store. 102-2to tf laration of independence. dustry, asserted thnt management nnd Okeechobee today for u short -visit FOR SALE — A pair o f young, black labor alike were responsible for tho with home folks, Harry is presiding mare mules, at a bargain. Phono SEIZED BIG FISH NET. C H R IS T M A S B A Z A A R S T IL L C A PT U R IN G STILLS over the destinies o f the Okeechobee The Ladies o f the Congregational enormous wnste. 1(10. 152-tfc S H E R IF F ’S O FFIC E BUSY Seasonal shutdowns .Industrial dis­ News, and will be there pntil such Church will hold their Christmas BnFORT PIERCE, Oct. 1.— Seizure M ASH ING UP T H E MASH. FOR S A LE — Mixed Jersey and Hol­ time as he can get some help to take znur, December 17lli. Place to be an- cord, the “ sell-then-mnko’ ’policy lack last week in the Indian river near stein cow and calf, also horse and (,t! part of the burden of running a nnnunccd later. Jensen of a seine nearly a mile and Ifl2-2lp o f standardization o f appliances, con­ Sheriff Hand nnd his force o f depu­ 50 Rhode Island Rod chickens. E. ditions, work content and method, and a quarter in length and valued at ap­ Magnuson, Route No. A, Hox 2G0. ties tiro still busy capturing the stills ( n a « a f H H H M a w w N | l{H W A W w n fl{M f| fn w w M H K H K H H H n w inefficient planning, were given as o f the stillsido nnd last night they 159-Gtp proximately $3,000, because of alleged the chief sources o f wnste. hnd reason to suspect thnt one of S PE C IA L HUMMER PRICES: Com- violation o f the special law prohibiting plete building schedules on request. seining in this county, hns resulted in these Volstead evaders was working PR E SID E N T ASKS A L L RETURN Hook of a conflict of authority between Depu­ near Longwood, so Sheriff Hand and Saves you 1-3 of cost. T IIA N K S ON AR M ISTIC E DAY. House plans $1.50, Money refunded if ty Shell Fish Commissioner Van Audeputies, William and Jacobs, mean­ W ASH IN G TO N , Oct. 1.— The Am­ dered down thnt way anil found Jeff not satisfactory, or if we sell you lum­ jken and county officials. Ernest L. erican people were called upon by Parrish at tile still. There wns 700 ber. Send list for estimate.— Gulf It icon, of the Kicou fish concern nt President Harding in a proclamation gallons o f mash and 20 gallons of Lumber Co., Perry, Fin. 10-1-lm Jensen, replovincd the Florida East [{issued today to offer a silent two- shine and witli all the liquor and with FOR S A L E — One young fresh milk Coast railroad against transporting the net, the authorities having prepar­ minute prayer at noon on Armistice the one who was captured at the still cow.— It. L, Garrison. 1G3-Gtc ed to ship it to Tallahassee, presumab­ FO UR P A S SE N G E R ROADSTER Day, Nov. 11, when the body of an un­ they came to town where the whole FOR S A L E — Bargain, five room cot­ ly for destruction, ns provided by tha known American soldier kilted in nffuir will be ironed out before Judge tage, large lot. Box 117. 1G3-Gtp law, and posted bond, the seine being France will be laid to rest in Arling­ Householder Monday morning. Stills turned over to the sheriff o f St. Lucia ton Nationnl cemetery. Post enrds— locul views -lc each at are working all the time despite the county to be held until thu court act­ Tho proclamation cnlls upon all de­ best efforts o f the officers of county the Herald office. ed. Thereupon, VnnAukcn brought vout and patriotic citizens to pause and city, to stamp out this illicit traf­ mandamus proceedings to compel tho FOR R E N T for two minutes from 12 o'clock noon fic, slid liquor will he made ns long ns sheriff to deliver the seine to him, nhd until two minutes pnBt 12—for it po- people wnnt to drink it, but the offi- FOR R E N T — Two furnished rooms. hearing on this action wan to be hold | rlod of silent prayer of thanks to the eors nro right on the job, nnd they Apply 1001 Elm Ave. 152-tfc today before Circuit Judge Davis, lo Giver of all good fo r those vnlunblo never fnil to locate the still once their Went Palm Bench. $450 Cash, balance Monthly Installments and valorous lives nnd o fsuppliention attention is attracted to the location. FOR R E N T— Improved celery land, Mr. Hicou las aid to have claimed in immediate planting condition.— ' .-It - > !• •• 11’-.* ! - • ■ ■ ■ : for "His divine mercy and for His Tho public is to blame for tho Illicit .ownership of tho seine but declared it C i. H. Edward’s, Pace’s Lane. 150-Gtp blessings supon our beloved coun­ liquor traffic by patronizing the men wun for use in tho ocean *ind was dot try*” who make it, and shielding them from ' FOR R E N T — Nicely furnished front in the Indinn rlvor without his know­ ->>■ >” t.' «-• v. ^ • * u Instructions are contained in tho the officers o f the law. j room. I l l Pnrk Avo. t 163-Gtc ledge, When VanAuken descended proclamation for tho halfmnsting of i FOR REN.T— 5 room house with hath* upon tho net nnd made the seizure, the fidg on nil public buildings, nil ,— BRIGHT BOY TO [ 902 French nvo. lG3-2tc fishermen in two Inunchcs wero near- • stations of the army, nnvy nnd marine by. One bout wna deserted, the crew .E A R N p r in t ­ FOR RENT-—iDefl(ruhlo house keeping eorpss and on nil Amoricnn embas­ escaping in tho mangrove awampa, i n g TRAD E. ONE T H A T 'S NOT j rooms. Box 117. "lG3-0tp sies, legations nnd consulates through­ A while tho other fled. Tho deserted A F R A ID OF A L IT T L E WORK. rooms out tho world from sunrise to sunset A P P L Y A T T H E H E RALD P K IN f- , FOR R E N T — Furnished bed S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Intinch was delivered to tho owner by I and light housekeeping roms. *200 on Armistice Day, when It 1s the hope ING CO M PA N Y. Van Auken. Hf Park avo. 160-Gtp o f tho president thntthe whole nation Lexington and Hubm obile Distributors shall join In honoring America’s dead Post cards— Iqcal views— Jc each at —Get your Scratch Pads frem Tha o f the world war. the HefaW’ flTTe*:,,ir:v ’ 1 1•* CAN BIBLE BE LEGALLY OUSTED FROM SCHOOLS? CHOICE Bungalow for Sate C o n n elly Real Estate C o. CLASSIFIED ADS “What’s the Matter with Sanford?” S u n d a y , O c to b e r 2 n d , 7:30 P . M . at the First Methodist Church, South I J a * CHANDLER 1920 New Paint, New Top and New Cord Tires Special equipment Mechanical Condition A-l B. & 0. MOTOR CO. WANTED"”' rtx M d r n s i i: * . < }’4\ 1. I f. 5Rt $ u . S T ^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 01, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 01, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 01, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/44f26a62b9f01b56b2ff463b20825612.pdf e5161369896918ac693a7544a281a815 PDF Text Text ' " ' ' " ' : " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' Sanford TH* “City Snbslantiil’ Sanford THB ' |» IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUMEH SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921 SENATE will consider Governor of Hawaii Takes the Oath m TAX REVISION BILL ask m any am endm ents From Democratic Side and Much Talk is RFX EIVEI^A U It A11,1(0 AI) OCKLAWAIIA VALLEY HOAD APPLIES FOR CERTIFICATE. NUMBER 162 BARBECUE AND RACES PROVED GREAT EVENTS IN BIG GALA DAY PROMINENT METHODIST MIN­ ISTER OF OXFORD, N. C., WAS FOUND DEAD ON THE ROAD Expected '■■fm Riders Were Here From Many Parts of Florida (Br Tho Axtoclxtxd Frxxx) (By Thx Axxoclxtxd F ra u ) OXFORD, N. C., Sept. 30.—Tho OCALA, Sept. 30.—Tho receiver for body of Rev. C. Craven, pnstor of tho tho Ocklawahn Valley Railroad has First Methodist church hero nnd ono applied to the Judge of tho Circuit of the most, prominent Methodist min­ Court for permission to issue cer­ isters in North Carolinn, was found by tificates to pay taxes of $10,000 on tho u searching party hero this morning n DANCING AT NIGHT WAS A BIO road. There are many witnesses FEATURE OF THE DAY’S INmile from Oxford with n bullet thru nnd the henring will bo n lengthy one. RAINING TERKSTING PROGRAM his temple nnd n pistol nt his side. •The road is advertised to bo sold nt Willin'*- tt. 1 Ml'Mi^.'uh licliig sworn in ns governor of llnwnll. In front ul Authorities believe it n case of suicide. (Br TU Aiwelxtxd *«••> * Silver Spprlngs on Monday, Novem­ tin executive building In Honolulu, lie it, decorntcd with elnhnrnte "lels" or Yesterday wns one of the greatest His coat cnrefully folded into a pil­ WASHINGTON, S ept. 30’ “ > wieufln. (,’lilef Justice Jrtmes L. (.*nke Is uduilnlstenng the until. ber 7th. days in tho history of Sanford. Thor* low was under his head. Apparently broadside attack in the se n a te on he were many hundreds here to spend tho in the best of spirits yesterday nnd no Ux revision revision bill bill was was prom ised to d a y* XW0 NEGROES ELECTROCUTED Ux day—not as mnny people ns Sanford motive for ending life was discovered. by Senator Simmon*, of North a AT RICHMOND, VA„ TODA AY has entertained in tho past but ono lina, leader of the Democratic forces ( of the largest crowds in present years UNEMPLOYED CLASH in the fight on the measure. (By Tho AxxocIxtxA r u n ) nnd it was a good natured crowd, ono WITH LONDON POLICE RICHMOND, Sept. 30.—Two ne­ thnt hnd thrown off nil business re­ SMASH MANY WINDOWS. WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—Senato groes, Raleigh Hnskins nnd Judgo straints nnd hnd como to Sanford to consideration of the Republican tax Griffith, were electrocuted nt the state have a good time. It wus ono of those (By Ths Axxoclxtxd Fran) revision bill was featured yesterday penitentiury here todny for the mur­ LONDON, Sept. 30.—A dozen men old-fashioned days filled with that by the introduction of sweeping der of Stephen G. White, merchnnt RY PROHIBITION INVESTIGA­ INTEREST NOW CENTERED UP­ were injured nnd mnny nrrested nftcr hospituble spirit of olden dnys when amendments from the Democratic side and postmaster nt Hnrpcrsohcm, Inst the clash hero todny between police people met at a barbecue to talk and ON CONTEST IN AMERICAN TION INTO TRANSPORTA­ a row between Chairman Penroso of July. LEAGUE nnd six hundred unemployed men who race horses nnd have n good time gen­ TION OF LIQUOR the finance com m ittee nnd Senator hns smashed windows of the Board of erally. Simmons, of North Carolina, ranking (By Tbs AxxocUtxd Prass) (By Tho Axxoclxtxd Frxxx) The barbecue was all ready for the Gunrdinns office. Democrats on th at committee, nnd a NEW YORK, Sept. 30.—With New SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.—Prehungry crowd about one o'clock and charge by Senator LnFollete, Repub­ pnrntions for prosecution of Arbucklo York hnving clinched tho Nntionnl there wns plenty of everything, espoclican, Wisconsin, th a t features of the for ipansiunghter was overshadowed pennant ns n result of tho double deinlly ments—good old Florida meat bill dealing with foreign trndors nnd nt least for the time by the federal fent of Pittsburgh by the St. Louis that vied with the finest of western foreign trade corporations constituted investigation into tho supply of liquor team the sporting world todny center­ meat and took first prize. Eugene “a device to enable individuals of ' drunk by guests nt tho comedian's Ln- ed interest on tho contest in the Am­ Roumillat, the boy who hns been work­ great wealth to escape taxation." bor dny party. OITicinls expressed the erican League. Cleveland playing the ing early and into with tho barbecue Behind the scenes there were some OF W IFE ANI) "RAGGED STRANG, belief tho investigation hns uncover next three games with Chicngo must stunt, hud charge of nil tho big do­ efforts to bring about an agreement ER" AT CHICAGO—WENT TO cd n gigantic liquor smuggling ring win nil three, nnd New York playing ings nnd promptly on timo he sounded among opponents of the committee DEATH SINGING (operating with Snn Francisco ns a at Philadelphia must lose the next DIXIE MINSTRELS SHOWED TO the gong and the crowd went for tho bill on the more o u tstan d in g tax fea­ three for the Tndinns to win tho pen­ _____ _ i bnse. feed nnd it was some feed. Plenty of IIIG HOUSE AND SCORED tures, but apparently there were no nant. One more victory by New York (By TEa Associated Press) meat burbccucd to a turn nnd picklea GREAT HIT final conclusions. Republican sena­ nnd she will clinch the pennnnt for AUTHORIZE SALE OF SHIPS. CHICAGO, Sept. 30.—Carl Wander­ and coffee nnd ice wntor and bread tors in the agricultural "bloc" wore er, convicted for tho murder of his the Yankees. The Dixie Minstrels made their in- and butter and mnny people brought confident, however, that with tho aid wife, unborn bubo nnd ragged strang­ WASHINGTON, Sopt. 30.—Tho itinl bow to a Sanford nudicnco last well filled lunch baskets nnd addod to of the Democrats they would bo ablo er, whom he hired to Htago u fake shipping board would bo authorized to 8TETSHER VS. LEWIS. night nnd ft well filled house greeted the occasion by having n regular pic­ to defeat the committee plan to con­ hold-up, was hanged nt tho Cook coun­ modify the selling prices of vcbscIb them nnd mndo them feel thnt their nic lunch under tho shndo trees on tho tinue ihc taxes on fre ig h t, passenger ty jnil nt 7:10 this morning. Wan­ bought during tho wnr under n res­ SA NFRANCISCO, Sept. 30.—Joe lake front. A b tho hand played tho and Pullman accom m odations for an­ dered walked to the gnlloWH with n olution introduced Wcdnesdny by Sen- Stetchcr nnd "Strnugler" Ed Lewis, efforts were npprccinted. Tho old tournament was held tho first event of Princess Thentro hnd been metamor­ other year at half tile present rates. firm step rum and m nsb m hou took his* !••••« plnco urin '«“« •••« ■*< on ntor Curtis, Republican, Kansas. Re- both former world’s champion heavy­ phosed in a mysterious manner nnd tho nfternoon nnd the following prizes, Repeal of these levies was one of tho scnffold repeated a short prayer duction of tho purchnso price only to weight wrestlers, signed nrticles to­ wero awarded: several proposals put forth by Senator after the minister. Asked if lie had i p|oncer buyers from tho shipping dny for a two hours’ mntch to n de­ wns nlmost disguised by tho magic First prize—Sam Brooks, of O hnnd of an nrtist who had builded Simmons on behalf of the minority anything to sny he replied in the n ffir-1j)0ftr(j js proposed. cision here next Tuesdny night. teen; second prize, D. P. Self, of Chutrellis work, caused vines nnd flowerH members of the finnnee committee. nintive and ns the shroud wns adjust- j ____________________________ .— -------- — -------------------to grow and hnd mndo a beautiful ef­ luotn; third prize, Barney Beck, of The others included a maximum sur­ fect on n stage that Ih undoubtedly Sanford; fourth prize, Phil I.eonardy, tax rate of 52 per cent in place of i the most wretched in the state. The of Osteen. the proposed 32 per cent; retention of Bwcr Me." He wns singing when tho | In the horse rnco the horses wero two sides where the minstrels sat were the corporation capital stock tnx, lined up on Palmetto uvenue and rodo trnp dropped. flanked with n white trellis nnd posts which the committee would ropenl straight across tho bulkhead to tho held white electric bulbs thnt blended next year; repeal of the $2,000 exemp­ SIXTY-NINE STRIKES railroad track, tho winners being Ru­ | with tho flowers nnd vines nnd artistion allowed corporations and of tho fus Brown, first nnd Henry Cnmcron, (Contlnucd on I’xeo Six) REPORTED AT ONE TIME special taxes on brokers and proprie­ second. WAGE REDUCTION CAUSE. tors of theatres and other places of i PROIIIBS THROW WRENCH In the little pony ruco Chns. Beck SUNKEN SUBMARINE amusement nnd on owners of automo­ That Call for Opportun­ INTO SENATE MACHINE wns first, Elenor Cnmcron was sec­ (By Tbs Axxoclxtxd Frxxx) WILL RE BROUGHT biles operated for hire. Another ond, Barney Beck, jr., was third, nnd WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—SixtyASK FOR VOTE NOW. TO SURFACE TODAY ity of Proving1What amendment would provide that per­ nine reported strikes InCMFWYPQ Jnck Stcmpel wns fourth. Klan Stands For sons having net incomes in excess of nine strikes throughout the country (By The AixocisUd Frxxx) (By Thx Axxoclxtxd Frxxx) Last night the street in front of tho WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—Chnntp- court house wns filled with sawdust $20,000 would* not he eligible for the nro reported nt this time, the great­ LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30.—An offi­ (By Tho Aixoclstsd Frxxx) ions of the anti-beer bills throw un­ nnd lighted by hundreds of lights i normal exemptions now allowed by est number thnt hns ever existed cer snid tho submarine R-0 which ATLANTA, Sopt. 30.—Col. Simlaw to single men, married men nnd ___________ ; - ...... . .....{sank off San Pedro harbor recently expected obstacles into tho path of Htrung ncross tho street the compli­ simultaneously nt nny time, Wnr Secmonds, of the Ku Klux announced to­ to heads of families on account of de­ retnry of Labor Dovis, said today.' probably would bo brought to the 1 the senate lenders on ntgotintions for ments of tlie Southern Utilities C( dny in officinl statement he hnd sent pendents. Ho attributed wage reductions «h the j surface today, telegrams to all members of congress u voto on tho German, Austrian nnd the dancers held sway from sovi Under the Simmons amendment to urging their support of the Tngue nnd 1 Hungarian pence treatules October o’clock until midnight nt which tin the surtax provision, the rates fixed cause in most cases. Ryan resolutions which proposes a 1 14. ho 'drys insisted thnt provision they had to tako tho band off tho pin JURY OBTAINED by the committc up to 31 per cent sweeping congressional investigation ^for voting on their measure nlos be form nnd urgu them to go homo as would stand, but above that tho levies FOR POPE TRIAL of they wanted to play until morning. the activities of the Klan through­ I made. would lie 32 per cent on incomes from The street wns a trifle rough but tha AFTER DELAY out the United Stntes. Simmons snid JJ0'000 »o $74,000; 33 per cent, $74,dancers did not seem to mind it r ** he wired congressmen the Klnn would WO to 82,000; 31 per cent, $H2,000 td they tripped the latest dances on *’ appreciate the opportunity of proving Rut Again One Juror Leaves Box for $0°,0°O; 30 per cent, $00,000 to $100,­ sawdust just as their forefathers u.w by unimpenchnblo witnesses tho fal­ Good Reason °°°: 10 per cent, $100,000 to $150,000; many yenrs ngo. Tho sidewalk was sity of charges preferred against the per cent $150,000 to $200,000; 48 (By Ths AixocUtsil Prsxx) much better and both street nnd side­ orgnnizution. 1st cent, $200,000 to $300,000; 50 por walk wnH well filled for about throe JACKSONVILLE, Sopt. 30.—After WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—Ratifi­ wm WWJKM) to $500,000, and 52 por hours. the jury for tho-trial of Pope was ob­ PROPOSES SUITS AGAINST tent — »n «incomes •in excess of $500,000. cation by the senate in a fortnight of It was a great day from tho first, tained this morning nnd prepnrntions NEW YORK HERALD. 11 a statement explaining tho the administrations’ poaco treaties events in the morning until late last GENEVA, Sept. 30.—Tho assembly under wny for tnking testimony, II. L. Amendments, Senator Simmons siild with Germany, Austria nnd Hungary night. It will be a dny thnt will Ung­ introduced nn important innovation in Jackson, n member of the panel, in­ NEW YORK, Sopt. 30.—Police prospect last night to Re tri'cal ........... °I mu the transportation trnnsnortutinn taxes loomed ns a prospect. er long in tho memory of thoso who tho work of tho League of Nations to­ formed tho court nftor grent thought Commissioner Enright last night Would cause — n "V* net m loss of y$131,000 000 publican and Democratic leaders, who on ml 11) I ,UUDfUUU »v..n, ... -- during the dny hud discussed > pro- he hnd decided he could not find the wrote Mayor Hylun that he had re­ day by deciding to ask tho delegates came and partook of tho hospitality oC ^ ~*ml l*R‘ K°v°rnmont would defendant guilty of first degree mur­ commended to the district attorneys to solicit from their different govern- the Sanford people. Kit Si.i’OOO'Ooi) from tho capital stock posed unanimous consent ngreoment drafted by Senator Lodge, tho Re­ der, with which he Ih charged. Tho of the flvo counties in New York city 'ments full powers to sign during tho iv lum ,r’,OOU,O .UO from roll« • -’“ l — ----of tho DEBS’ DEBT WIPED OUT▼»|vUU UXl'Ml lit III tl a•1I -........1 _ ______ A.ff____ publican leader, to tnke tho finnl state immediately challenged and thnt they seek grand jury indictment present Hcssion the conventions for *Xen,ldion allowed corporations | the repression of the white slnvo traf­ Jnckson was dismissed. of tho Now York Herald for nllcgod 1 $-5,000,01)0 through elimination of votes October 14 or 15. Both express­ fic. CHICAGO, Sept. 30.—The riots c concerning tho pplico department. normal exemptions whero Individ- ed hopes of obtaining n formal order JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 30.—Tnk­ 1804, when Eugcno V. Debs, now | of tho senate todny providing for such 1lnt°nnH exceed $20,000. TO PROBE KU KLUX. n program nnd nil factions expressed ing testimony in tho trial of Popo Atlanta penitentiary, called his Amet KLAN SEEKS PROBE. the opinion that tho ngreoment would will begin at 0:30 tomorrow morning All Kannsas Mines WASHINGTON, Se; t. 30.—Invest!- lean railway union strike, wore wipcu the. twelfth juror being obtained he rcnchcd. ATLANTA, Sopt. 30.—Letters havo shortly before ono o’clock nnd tho jury gution by n houso committee of tho off tho city’s books toduy with tho ' Arc Idle Today as sworn in. Court recessed until 3:00 been written to President Harding and activities of tho Ku Klux Klnn is pro- payment of $18,000 damages to tho I’rotcst to Officials IIERL1N PASSES PEACE TREA­ o’clock this nfternoon when indictment Attorney General Daugherty by Wil­ 1posed in a resolution introduced todny Pennsylvania railroad. Tho railroad TY WITH UNITED STATES TO­ will ho read to tho jury and then court liam Joseph Simmons, head of tho DAY, COMMUNISIBTS AGAINST will ndjourn until tomorrow morning. Ku Klux Klan, requesting an immedi­ 1by eproscntntiva Ryan, republican, obtained a vordlct of $105,000 against i‘ITTo,.M„TU A,,4eUt»4 ***** New York. Tho committee would bo ate nnd thorough investigation by ti>o coaUii UU(!* Kan" ScI“ ’ 80.-A 11 Exnminntion of veniremen begnn Instructed to "docommcnd, if nccoB- tho city In 1005 for damage to ita (By Ths Axxoclxtxd Frxxx) government into tho activities of the t d 7* Knnsn" district uro idle BERLIN, Sept. 30.—Tho roichstag lutor in tho morning nnd tho box whb organization, according to a stute- snry, proper disiplinary action,” and property during the strike. Tho casoi at Col.V i"U'<!ent witl1 4,10 appearance filled by the addition of ono man. to inquire into the flnnnclal affairs of wns appealed and lost again by th" Auy r , US u ° f A,« « n d e r H owat nnd today passed a bill ratifying tho peace Tentntlvo Jury Is reduced to eleven mentissued at their headquarters to­ tho organization. Mr. Ryan charged city, while tho interest continued p i )0r.c f' President nnd vico- treaty with tho United States, Only again just before tho noon recess, day. In his lettor to tho prcBldont, Mr, that incomo tax reports did not show mount until $180,000 was required Communists voted ngninst tho meas­ union to!,» • 1U Ku,' Hn8 Co“* Miners howovei', when one man was elimin­ Simmons declared^ tho klan would "propor returns of vnst sums realiz­ settle tho vordlct. __,0 be8in serving slv mnniha f„ti d ; ' 0 ,08inir v,nK,,,v monthB Ja‘l ure. ated. Out of sixty men of tho new woicomo a swooping investigation by ed" by tho klnn from tho "snlo of ma­ ru«ry a , n ' n H4r*h° last Fobvoniro prosont, fifteen were dismissed tho government into all its activities terial nnd pnrnphomalin." REWARD OF $30,000 OFFERED. FOUR MEN KILLED. throughout tho country, whiio in tho : roi,ort to hon‘,: nfter exnminntion. ciation h,.rc. ’ to n l ° P ° r a to r " A »s°letter to the attorney goncral ho Baid ROTH INDICTED. • OKLAHOMA .CITY, Sopt. 30.KANSAS CITY, Sopt- 30.—Four nil records, books and files of tho "in: ALBANY, Gn., Sept. 30.—Glen more A telegram from Postmaster GonoraK }, "Ku Klux to Build ‘Hall of In­ men nro reported killed by an explos­ visible empire" would bo at tho gov­ Hudson and wife, wore Jointly indlct- Hoys today authorised a $30,000 re­ J 1”^008’ we havo no- ion todny a t tho Excelsior Powder visibles’."—Hendllno.MIf they roally ernment’s disposal. ed for the murder of Mrs. Hudson’s ward for tho capture of bandits who thoin l.ho hot hca(,» «ro usually Manufacturing Co., plant In tho su­ wish for obscurity, they can obtain it two sonB, Robert nnd Issah Temple, hold up the Snntu Foo train near her southeast of hero. Tho concus more easily than that.—New York Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. C o t a i r they WOn,t haV0 t0 burbs ten and four years ola. last night and robbed the mall car. sion shook houses in a wido radlous. Post. BIG salaries HAD A GREAT DAY ARBUCKLE PROSECUTION YORK CLINCHES RAG IN NATIONAL WANDERER HANGEDTODAY FOR MURDER i: S! PEACE TREATY TO BE RATIFIED ON OCTOBER 15 ..... ': $1 MI NS TREL SHOW GREAT LAST NIGHT SIMMONS URGES INVESTIGATION OF THF KU KLUX KLAN TODAY, SUPPORTS RYAN RESOLUTIONS LEAGUE DECIDES TO TRY TO HALT ‘WHITE SLAVERY’ 1■/QJ I �'•J, . ^ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1921 — ' « PAGE SIX — v ACT V. Cabaret Geo. DcCottcs entertaining his Winter guests in Sanford, Florida. Sccno I.—Pm Nobody's Baby........... ...........Daphne Wimbish and Chorus Scene II.—Dancing.........S. S. Baumol < Sccno III.—Esthetic Dancing........... Were the Result of Franklin O King, of Or­ ......................Miss Daphne WimbUh WILL BE ONE OF THE GREATEST lando, and R. W. Pearman, of Sanford ELSIE FERGUSON in Sccno IV.—Duet—Oh Me, Oh My h' HITS OF THE SEA­ ............ Mildred Holly, Tom'Martin SON The following from tho Orlando Re­ Thorn's n narrow road needs wid-nlng Metropolitan Musical Company Before our dreams can come true, porter-Star about tho special songs Among the many attractions to the Chorus—Bob Holly, Miss Wimbish, for the banquet Is interesting: Of an auto Una to carry freight ' eity tonight arc tho Dixio Minstrels, Misses Mcro (3), Miss Henry, Miss And rcduco your rates for you. Tho poetic mind of OrlnndoV^great who will show at the Princess Thentro Miller, Miss Shinholser, Misses Holly, poot, Franklin O. King Is responsible tonight and tomorrow night and who Miss Smith, Miss Wilson, Mrs. L. J. for tho following songs which wore GET-TOGETHER SONG have everything from grand opern to Allison, Miss Cowan, Leo Peck, Mat led by Mutt nnd Jeff, who In every (Tune: Glory Hallelujah) Also “A Dollar’s Worth” a 2-part Century Tag time and liack again. The Dixie Tarbcll, Tom Martin, Maurico IIol- dny life arc "Shorty” Voorhis nnd SANFORD und ORLANDO, thoy’rc Minstrels are composed of the boys ’ strom, Sid Rive, Porcy Mero, Geo. Me- Wilbur Flowers, the diners took up tho two best towns wo know, Comedy from Company D and the show is be- [Laughlin, Lil Connelly, II. J. Clause, the chorus at the end of each verso SANFORD nnd ORLANDO, just you lng staged for the benefit of Company wntch nnd'seo them grow. nnd with much vim nnd gu6to kept tho D In order that when they go to camp Yowell-Drew Co. »hole neighborhood awake until — DOUGLAS MACLEAN IN "ONE A again they will have some of the com­ nearly the midnight hour. Tho songs SANFORD nnd ORLANDO, whero Staging Exhibition forts and conveniences and plenty of you'll find tho “pop" nnd "go.” were sung to the tunc of Mnrglo: MINUTE” ; ALSO A COMEDY good eats that nre not marked down And thoy’ro working hand in hand. N ext Saturday AND FOX NEWS on tho regular commissary slips. And Thcro’H a good town up In the Semi­ then Compnny D needs mnny little CHORUS— nole, things here at home to make tho boys Will Hnvc Prizes for Competitive Ex* With some folks we’rep roud to know. Root for SANFORD nnd ORLANDO, comfortable and while tho govern­ They’re substantially the livest burg Boost for SANFORD and ORLANDO, hibitions of Various Departments m ent furbishes everything they do not Work for SANFORD nnd ORLANDO, Thnt rows a boat on Lnko Monroe. furnish all the things needful. So In this issue of the Daily Herald is They are full^of pop and Enterprise; And then can Lot they’ll grow, grow, ; Allison and Rudlsill, tho minstrel pro­ a half page advertisement of tho With a very friendly way grow. ducers do luxe of North Carolina, Yowcll-Drow Company of Orlando, They've n lot of hustling business guys have been called in to put on this big calling attention to their hew Inno­ Who*ve come to Sanford town to stay. WE THANK YOU. List your property with me for prompt service and show tonight and tomorrow night and vation—tho Salespeople’s Competitive (Tuno: Tipperary) ------------------------------r e s u lts -------------------------------in assisting the boys of Compnny D Exhibition—nnd it is Just what tho CHORUS— Sure we’re glad we came down to they havo called upon all the local name implies. ORLANDO, Here's to you Sanford. RENTAL OR SALE talent and all the pretty girls in the It’s a tine place to go, Tho Yowoll-Drew Co. have the rep­ Wu’ro often thinking of you, Sanford. BIG OR LITTLE—THAT’S ME city to mnkc this minstrel show one of utation of being kind nnd generous to We’ll tell the world we lovo you; don't Wo must admit thnt it wns mighty the grentest and best that has ever their assistants nnd tho clerks in the forget your promise to bo grand to been staged. After you have enjoy­ establishment ns they realize thnt A pnl of ours, nnd if you should see Hnvc you treat us so. ed tho day to the fullest go to the their success depends upon capable Como up ngnin to SANFORD, anything for Sanford— REAL ESTATE OFFICE--------- 115 PARK AVENUE Princess Theatre tonight and for a nnd efficient snlesmcn nnd snleslndics We'll be your Inspiration; wo will bo We'll know just what to do. nominal sum seo the best homo talent who hnvc the best interest of tho firm . There’s a standing invitation waiting true blue. show you have ever witnessed. There at heart. They believe in giving tho We’ll be glad to lend n hand to San­ You know. will bo plenty of timo to sA* the min­ large force all tho traffic will benr ford nnd Orlando. 342,364 teams (about 52 men).... 27,431.00 1 9 1 1 ............. ................ 179,851 strel show nnd attend the dance after­ nnd in return they wnnt their best ef­ Oh, Good Luck! Sanford to you. WORLD SERIES GAMES 490,833 1 0 1 2 ............. ............... 2 5 2 ,2 3 7 Purse for thirdp laco tenms ward. II IN FORMER YEARS forts and they get it as everyone thnt 325.739 (about 55 Vncn).............. 21,488.28 1013 ............. ............... 1 5 0 j)9 2 Following is the program ns it will trades at the Big Store in (^Inndo They’vo a MAYOR up in Seminole. 1 0 1 4 ............. ............... lio j o o o 225.739 Each Bccond place player be carried out: will benr witness. Hnrry Stevens is his name. NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—More thnn 320,361 (about) ............................ 085.80 1 9 1 5 ............. ............... 143,351 178,700 persons paid" their way to boo Each third plnco player Producing Stuff Now the big Idea for next Satur­ He’s a mighty good Rotnrinn— 385,590 1 0 1 0 ............. ............... 102,359 the world series games Inst yenr be­ Executive Committee—J. G. Mich­ day, October first, is thnt a Competi­ And selling merchandise his game. 425,878 (about) ............................ 400.00 1 0 1 7 ............. ......... 185,091 ael, Chnirmnn; P. A. Mero, W. A. Con­ tive Exhibition will be held at the Frank I*. Forster Is a banker there, tween the Brooklyn Nationals nnd tho Cleveland Club'B Bhnro ..... 73,359.32 1 0 1 8 ............. '............... 128,483 179,619 store in which all the clerks havo en­ Who’s ns shrewd ns shrewd can be. Cleveland Americans, in which the Brooklyn Club’s share....... 78,359.31 1 9 1 0 ............. ............... 2 3 0 ,9 2 8 nolly, J. T. Brndy. 722,411 Publicity Committee—J. T. Brady, tered nnd they will receive prizes for He's been a boosting Snnford town Inttcr team won fivo games to two. American League treasury 73,359.32 The official gross receipts were $501,-1National League Treasury 73,359.31 for fair, Chnirmnn; P. A. Mcro, F. E. Mere­ the best merchandise display nnd for Mr. nnd Mrs. Scoggnns nnd family 800. Since the YEAR of 'Sixty-Three. keeping and arrangement of stock, the dith. Nnt. Commission’s share.... 50,480.00 huvo returned from their summer v»The receipts were distributed ns fol­ Ticket Committee—H. A. Washburn first prize to bo $100, the second $50 ention in Kentucky and North Caro­ World series nttcndnnco and re­ lina and taken thair fine homo on lows: / and the third, $25. CHORUSChnirmnn; P. A. Dooley, W. A. Contesting players shnre....$101,102.00 ceipts by years, since 1905. First fig­ Park avenue for the winter. Mr. and 111 The judges have all been decided Rumph, E. A. Chittenden. ure is the yenr, second tho nttcndnnco Mrs. Scoggnns nnd their interesting Purse for Cleveland (27 Stage Committee—J. T. Brndy, upon nnd everything is nil ready to They hnve also n good president and last the receipts: men) ............................... 90,097.24 Chairman; F. E. Meredith, R. A. shoot next Saturday and the public is Of a live-wire C. of C. children nro welcomed homo each fall $ 08,405 nnd now that they huvo purchased * cordial I yinvited to attend this big Colonel Knight is selling real estate, Purse for Brooklyn (29 1905 ......... ........... 01,033 Greene, S. A. Dutton. 100,550 homo they are more firmly cemented event and tnke a look at the handi­ And giving information free. 04,404.82 1900 ......... ........... 99,804 PROGRAM 04,075 to Snnford nnd tho people nnd they work of the Yowell-Drew Store nt Secretary Penrmnn’s also there, 4,108.00 1907 ......... ........... 78,098 Opening Overture...... By Entire Co. Orlando. 188,802 havo n largo part in the hearts of San­ He will nevor fado from view. Each Brooklyn player....... 2,410.00 1900 ......... ........... 145,807 ACT I 170,080 ford people. Without calling attention in any Wo will ne’er FORGET the gunrdlnn Purse for second place 1010 ......... ........... 124,222 Entrance of Minstrel, introducing particular to the prices or tho goods Or room THREE HUNDRED nnd os— TWO. or the special sales for thnt dny tho Interlocutor—Geo. A. DeCottes. advertisement only states thnt tho big CHORUS. As Comedians—Bob Herndon, Tom day is set aside for tho benefit of tho IV. Martin, George McLaughlin, Percy [different departments but it is also a George DeCottes he is a lawyer there Mero, Billie Ilolfmnn, Paul Lnke, fact that the Rig Store will bo most He’s a good one so they say. Snowball Sutton, Lil Connelly. attractive nnd all the patrons of Sem­ Charley Henry Is a farmer there, - As Ballndists—Sid Rive, Maurico inole County are curdinlly invited to Who knows just when mill what to say. attend. Holston, H. J. Clause. Doctor Hyman is a preacher there; I As Harmonist—Sam Rnumcl, M. Read the advertisement in this is- He’s a Hard-Shell Baptist man. Disbelieves in Sleeping Sickness there Wimbish, Clnrencu Mahoney, Lee sue. And Hnys it’s not tho Snnford plan. Peck, Forrest Gatehcl, J. Michael, J. CHORUS. MuBBon, Tom Meredith, Mr. Warren. UNUSUAL ACCIDENT1.—Oh, Everybody Loves to Go..... UNUSUAL DOCTOR ..............................Entire Company .MELBOURNE, Fin. Sept. 20—John 2.—Down Yonder......... Billie Hoffman Gallnghcr, snwyer nt a mill at Hop­ There’s an editor in Seminole T 8.—Ain’t We Got Fun...... Percy Mero kins, is convalescing after an unusual Who grew on a Christmas tree. 4.—Crooning.......... Maurice Ilclstrom accident nnd an unusual bit of patch­ Wo are glad bis name’es not Mistletoe, 6. —Save a Little Dram for Me. ing up done by Surgeon Bean, of this nut it’s plain OLD Bob Holly. ....................................Tom Martin plnce. Gallnghcr had his right arm He is for an inter-urban line. NEW L. C. SMITH (Cash or Terms) f o r ................................... $100.00 0.—Mammy’s Little Sunny Honey mashed six inches below tho elbow. And some dny wo hope 'twill pay. Boy................................II. J. Clause , Both bones wero cut nil tho way But a good old Intcr-Hourban Lino USED UNDERWOOD (cash) f o r ......................... !..................... 25.00 7, I m (Kina Quit Saturday............ I through and one of them was smash­ Would bo successful right nwny. USED MOLLE, PORTABLE (cash or T erm s)........................... 50.00 ...................................Herndon cd Into splinters, complicating treat­ 8.—I Found You..................... Sid Itivo ment. The muscle, howovor was not Tho following songs the composi­ 0.—Finnlo of First I’nrt.................. cut, nor wns the artery severed. Dr. tion of It. W. Pearman, Jr., of Snn­ ...........H. J. Clause nnd Entire Co. Bean had a blacksmith construct an ford, helped considerably to enliven ACT II iron framo in such a manner ns to pull the meeting, they were generally sung We are agents for the new PORTABLE REMINGTON TYPE­ A Surpriso. Bub Allison, Fred Rudlsill from the ends townrd tho center, set following a speech to which they T were appropriate: WRITER —the greatest machine on the market. It is a big type­ ACT III the bones nnd trussed the injured How about Ken Guernsey starting Monologue ..................... Bob Herndon nrm in it. Tho surgeon dcclnres the w riter if you want to use it on your desk. It is a’little typewriter if these songs? injured limb will heal and thnt Gal­ ACT IV. you want to carry it with you anywhere. Can’t be hurt, built like a Quartette—Maurice Holston, S. S. lagher in all probibility never will SANFORD Baumel, Tom Martin, Mr. Warren. suffer any ill effects from it. battleship, few parts, simple of construction, will never wear out. (Tune: Mnrgic) Dear old SAN-FORI), we’re always Come in and see it. Standard keyboard. working for you SAN-FORD, We’ll toll the world you’ll heat them Forty ways, and that’s going some, «?♦ When wo start to ."SHIP BY WAT­ We have also taken the agency for the new FORT PITT Machine ER" ns we "oughtor." —the wonder of the ages in the typewriter world. A standard SAN-FORD Your growth’s an inspiration typewriter that will do any class of work, will do it better, will do Wo nru never blife Said tho follow who did not like to work Now you’ve got most cv-rything it cheaper, will stand the strain longer, easy running, makes no and ho really thought tho world should What you haven’t wo will bring pay him without working ** ** noise, built on the proper lines and the cheapest machine on the Dear old SAN-FORD to you. ISTRGLS SHOW TONIGHT "AT PRINCESS THE SONGS THEY SANG AT ORLANDO TUESDAY NIGHT THE STAR TO-DAY “ SACRED AND PROFANE LOVE ” TOMORROW I SELL TO SERVE W. V. Wheeler TYPEWRITERS oAll Kinds—oAll iM.ah.es t The World Owes Me a Living ? , HE OBTAINED THE LIVING But such a life—it waa hia theory about how to get a living without working. The world owea each one a living but it ia up to every one to collect it. The beat way to get the beat living ia to have your money where you can get it when you want it— in tho bank The ONLY DECENT LIVING la obtained by aaving your money while you are making it and put it in tho bank whero it drawa 4 *per cent intere8t. LET US TELL YOU ABOUT IT TODAY The Peoples Bank o f Sanford ORLANDO (Tuno: Mnrglo) Denr ORLAN-OO, the City Beautiful, ORLANDO, Each tourist sings your praises, They can’t help but keep boosting you, For you’vo got a lot of "pop" and somo swell "rep” ORLA"N-DO. We’ve got an inspiration Thnt will help you, too, We'll ship each box of fruit Via St. Johns river route, And bring cheap freight rates to you. GOOD OADS SONG Thero’s a Long, Long Trail A-Wlndlng) There’s a nnrrow road n’windlng Down from Sanford this way, Whoro enrs must dodge each other Thru tho sand nnd clay. (Tuno: market. ONLY *75, W h y Pay M o 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. | £ TheHerald Printing ALL KINDS OF TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, PAPER, SUPPLIES �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921 P A G ! TWO FOR WINTRY SETTING SHRINE DECIDES ON LOCATION OP 6 NEW HOSPITALS, ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 30.—Locationa of alx of the nine frco hospllnls for cripplo children which the Nobles of the Myatic Shrino are to es­ tablish in various parts of North America at a cost of $2,000,000 have been decided upon by tho trustees .who mot in S t Louis, it was announc­ ed by Atlanta Shrinors last night. A hospital to cost $300,000 will bo built in St. Louis and ; institutions costing $200,000 each will bo erected In Shreveport, San Francisco, Port­ land, Oro., tho twin cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis, and Montreal, Can. Locations of tho other threo, ono of which is to bo in Virginia, one in New England, and ono In control Pennsylvania, according to present plans, will be determined upon nt a meeting of tho trustees next Janu­ ary. To the flnanciaUnterests of every man, wom­ an and child whom it is our privilege to serve. that each client is a partner with us in this rapidly growing bnnk—nnd that sound fi­ nancial building for him means sound growth also for this institution. to share this partnership. Remember that we are here to serve your interests. 4% INTEREST PAID T h e Seminole County llm> Ih u wrap tiial will delight EPWORTH LEAGUE PROGRAM those women who n'lmlrc handsome Tho following la tho Rally Day pro­ embroidery and rich fringes in tho company of luxurious looking furs. It gram of tho Epworth League, to bo Is made of a tlm* renting of tho vel­ hold on October 2: ours typo, which lends Itself to tlieso SERVICE :: PROGRESS STRENGTH Subject—"An Ideal Meeting of Our decorations and Is entitled to lie 4% INTEREST PAID League and How to Mako it Real. classed as a superh coat. Lender—Mias Carolyn Spencer. Preludo—Mifls Julia Lning. this city. Mrs. Clayton is traveling In Opening Song—"I Want to bo a n handsome fall model of blue Canton Tampa Heights Methodist church in crepe, trimmed with touches of grey, Worker." Lord's Prayer. I tho presence of a largo gathering of ami worn with accessories to match. Announcements. j relatives nnd friends of the young The bride is a daughter of Rev. and Offering. !couple, the ceremony being performed Mrs. F. E. Stclnmeyer nnd hns many Scripture Lesson—Matt. 10-20; i by Rev. F. E. Stoinmoyer, father of friends throughout the state who will* ! the bride. be much interested in the announce­ John, lv. 23-24. The church was artistically decor­ ment of her marriage. Whilo hnving Song—"We'll Work Till Jesus SOCIAL CALENDAR ated, featuring the rainbow colors, the made her home in Tampa for only tho Comes." chosen bridal motif. The chancel was past year, since her futhor hns been Prayer—Dr. Wnlker. Imnkcd with stately pulms, which pastor of the Tampa Heights Metho­ Address—Miss Carolyn Spencer. formed a background of greenery for dist church, she lias become n favor­ Pipe Organ Solo—MIsb Virginia the lovely floral blossoms nrrnngcd on ite with a wide eircle of friends, nnd DeCoursey. pedestals at either side of the pulpit. has been honored with a number of One Minute Talks—Misses Lillian The bride nnd groom stood henenth charming prenuptial courtesies. Shinholscr, Eleanor Roberts, Dnphno an arch formed of white flowers nnd Mr. .Clayton Ih a son of Mr. nnd Wimblsh, Gladys Adams, Ann Lee, greenery, to receive the marriage Mrs. W. II. Clayton of this city nnd Frances Hughey, Esther Hughey, Mrs. vows. Fluffy hows of tulle in rain­ has made his home here all of his life, Will Raynor, nnd Messrs. Harry Wimbow colors, marked the pews which and is well known and highly esteem­ bish and Will Raynor. wore reserved for the families and ed by his Inrgc number of friends. Ho Solo—Miss Lillie Ruth Sponcor. close friends of the young people, is connected with the Tampn Electric Talk—Dr. Walker. i Preceding the ceremony a beautiful Co.—Tampn Tribune. Song—"Onward Christian Soldier." program of nuptial music in charge of League Renedietion. Miss Edna Ilarritt, as pinnist, as­ DEATH OF MRS. FRANK WOOD Please note that time hns been sisted by Miss Hazel Dorshcr, violin­ RUFF, Jit. changed from seven o’clock to sixist, Mrs. E. A. Penn and Mrs. Hnulie thirty. All young people of Snnford Knight, vocalists, was rendered, ns not connected with any society, aro Denth enmo to the Woodruff homo follows: pinno, "Trnumcrl" (Shumost cordially invited to meet with us. bort; Mrs. Knight, vocal solo, Schu­ this morning about ono o’clock, nnd Our goal for next Sunday is ono hun­ bert's Serenade" with violin ohliguto robbed it of the young mother nnd dred nnd fifty present to begin meet­ by Miss Dorcheser; Mrs. Penn vocal wife. Mrs. Mary Rnnsome Woodruff, ing. In order to do this, wo need your solo, "At Dawning" (Cndmnn); The beloved wife of Frank L. Woodruff, help, Leaguers. J . F. Adams, of Georgia, spent the "Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin" | Jr., wns taken after a few days of day here yesterday, with his brother, wuh .rendered as tho processional and battling with tho dread destroyer, nnd IV. I. Adams. (luring the ceremony “O Promise Me," ' with the hopes of friends and relnCARD OF THANKS, -------was softly played on tho violin by j tivos alternately rising nnd falling ns Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Blnckman o f’M‘9H Dorschor. Mendelssohn's "Wed- • hourly bulletins were received from To those friends who renedored so AVokiwn Ranch, were visitors in this ‘' inR March" being used ns a reecs- the bcdBldc where skilled physicians much assistance in tho fire thnt de­ attempted to Have the life of the lit­ stroyed our home and helped us to •city yesterday. alonnl. _____ I The bridesmaids nnd groomsmen led tle mother who hnd jUHt given birth save some of tho furniture and prov­ Mr. and Mrs. George Fox aro re- tht‘ ,,ri,lnl P»rty, entering from op- to a son, only to hnve her own life ed their friendship in so many ways, eelving congratulations on the arrival I,osito n,9,e8- Tho bridesmaids wore given ns a sacrifice. we wish to extend our thanks. of an eight pound son, who arrived frocks of taffeta in tho rainbow Death is alwnys a shock to a com­ Mr. and Mrs. Vance Douglnss. a t their home thla morning. , shades, made in quaint old-fashioned munity, hut the death of Mrs. Wood­ _____ basque effect, with puff trimmings nnd ruff, who came here about a year IF ARHUCKLE WAS Mr.. Claude Herndon „„,l A1| , „ , ’[ ''''I '-l»«ea. and carried while .hop. ago ns a swcot and winsome bride, has UNKNOWN HE’D BE Connelly motored to Orlando thin h,:r‘ »'»■ »» fallen upon tho city ns n mantle of TRIED FOR MURDER xnornln r , white carnations attached to the ends, sorrow to be borne by tho community _____ tho entire effect being picturesque nnd ns a whole, a sorrow thnt enshrouds SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.—Itos' beautiful, indeed. The bridesmnids the lives of ail the citizens. Mary coo C. (Fatty) Arbuckie, ns nt liberty (Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Adams nnd were: Miss Gladys Clayton, sister of Julia Ransome wns horn in Kentucky todny under $5,000 bond after a two children, are in Tampn, where they the groom, who wore yellow taffeta, in 1898, nnd lived with her father, week’s preliminary Itonring on n went to attend the wedding of their Miss Lucilc Clough, of Lakeland, who sister, Miss Eliznboth Stclnmeyer, to was attired in orchid taffeta, Miss i Rev. A. J. Rr.nsomo in Indin for some charge of murder in connection with Mr. George Clayton, which took plnco Cyril MeKown, in bluo taffeta and years during her onrly childhood, Rev. tho denth of Miss Rnppc, will bo tried Wednesday evening nt the Tampn Miss Snllle Roys in pink taffeta. The Rnnsome being n missionary to India, o nn chnrge of manslaughter within Hoights Methodist church. groomsmen were: Messrs. Henry B. and living there nt this date. Her n fo wdnys if present plnnss of Mntmother died while she was 14 years of thew Brady, district attorney materi­ age, she coming to the state to re- alize. Bfjidnm Harriet returned yester. sidu with an aunt in Grensboro, N. Two such charges are pending •day nflter spending the summer vorj C., and also lived with relatives in pleasantly with her brother and film Chnrlotte, Union nnd Ninety-Six, S. illy nt Montczumn, Gan. C. Graduating from Woman's Col­ lege, in Dues West, in 1918, sho Tattle Ml studied voieo in Chlcnngo nnd then accepted n position with a rhuutnu(pin course for n year returning to South Cnrolinn to resido. She was married to Frank L. Woodruff, Jr., on CLAYTON-STEIN MEYER November 24th, nnd enme to Snnford A beautiful event of Inst cv to mako her homo. Sho leaves a father and stepmother, and a little brother, and many other relatives, to mourn her loss, tho brother nnd mint expecting to nrrivo hero tomorrow. The funeral will occur from the into residence of Onk avenue tomorrow nftornoon nt four o'clock, interment being mndo in Lnkoviow cemetery. Tho sympathy of tho many friends I is extended to the bereaved in their hour of sorrow. P utent Leather Shoes Again—Black Leather new favor—Scotch Grain Sells Strong—] Suedes are coming—Satins are steady— this season of strap s for the lady. Men’s Brogue Wing-Tips are the newest. SEE OUR WIN] for some late styles. KREIDER’S " P o lly a n n a ” ^ 0 SHOES * I ‘BOYS and giRLS All Leather Shoes for Wear F irst N ut’l Bank Annex SEE OUR WINDOW against Arbuckie—ono being placed yesterdny when nt tho conclusion of tho hearing before Sylvian J. Lazarus, polico judge, tho murder chargo was uninnded nnd tho other having boon returned recently by tho grund jury. Arbuckie rognined his freedom shortly after the preliminary henr­ ing was ended. Ho nlrondy hnd on de­ posit $5,000 bail in connection with tho indlctmont, and this was trans­ ferred to cobor tho proceedings aris­ ing from Mrs. Dclmont’s complaint. On tho grand Jury accuBntion he was placed "on his rocognlznnco" to re­ turn on October 5th. Whether District Attrnoy Brady would be able to have Arbucklo ap­ pear to nnswer to ono complaint and then try hint on nnothor/ono tho game date ho wa snot sure ho said. Brady’s renson for his attempt he stated was that he wished to avoid furnishing tho defense attorneys.with n transcript of the evidence before tho grand Jury. The district attorney in a long statement last night said that Judge Lazarus hnd accorded Arbucklo’s case unusual treatment nnd charged Hint "if Arbucklo wore unknown nnd un­ important ho would hnve boon hold for murder nnd treated precisely the isnmo ns wore other defendants of dlsroputo." CHARLES LARSON, DELANI), SUICIDES AT WINTER PARK Charles Larson, about 15 years of age, of DoLnnd, shot and killed him­ self at tho homo of his sister, Mrs. G. O, Connors, on Boulevard avenue, Win­ ter Park, at 11:30 yesterday morning. Two shots wore fired from « small enlibro rovolvor nnd death occurtd within two hours. Financial worry nnd III health is alleged to hnve led to tho committal of the rash net Sheriff Kurd, State’s Attorney Joseph H. Jones nnd County Judge Frank Smith wont to Winter Park nnd view­ ed tho body but the calling of n cor­ oner's inquest wns deemed unneces­ sary since denth hnd dearly resulted from suicide. Larson, according to the report, had only arrived in Winter I’nrk Monday for n short visit with his sister. Ye»torday morning ho purchased n ticket to return to DoLnnd nnd hnd bade his sister good-byo. Going into the yard, he put tho muzzle of the revolver to his tcmplo nnd two shots rang out. Ilurrio Tnylor, n son of W. U. Tnylor( a neighbor, witnessed the shooting. Tho dccunsed is well known in DeLand where he hus been employed for a number of years by the G. A. Drcka Company department store, nnd wai unmarried.—Orlando Sentinel. Sparkling Seasonable Specials J . M . D R E S N E R ’S 214 E. First Street Sanford, Florida Stunning N ew Fall Frocks TO CURB THE LOAN SHARKS RENTAL BATTERIES FOR ALL CARS New Filling Station JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 30.—Pnssuge of nn ordinance designed ns a curb to "loan sharks" hns boon re­ commended by tho laws and hiies committee of tho city council. Tho monsuro fixes nn annual license of 5 mony; a close friends repaired to the homo of $100 .« maximum interests rate of " tho bride's parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. 3 1*2 per cent, nnd would roqulro E. Stclnmeyer, on Contrnl nvonuo, monoy lenders effected by it to oxc3 where congratulations and good wish-. cute a $1,000 bond. Tho measure I cn were showered upon tho nowiy mar- would apply only to persons and firms " ried pair. j lending sums of $100 or less. " Mr. nnd Mrs. Clayton loft on the 0 •• “ ■ o’clock train for vnrious points of In-j Tho world newa the day it happens, a torcst In tho North, and upon return delivered at your door each evening, ,S will continue to make their home in lBc the week* That will strongly appeal to the Feminine Trade S Seasonable Specials (A rriving Daily PHONE 121 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921 i ; ,« built, nnd the f««m, widening »pon nil ■!«« • . m cJ thnt hnvc low! „ow (.Hint " , Tho hlohwny fro m in Fii<*t street w as cstmetive on account of the jhnde nnd the lovely subeffect. Already fourt,(, t" uni|,r clearance upon tbe that portion having been Postmaster l-.lder, <>i Upon the west, J. W. Bed is tn acres, nml Neal Colopurchased the W arren „ the Improvement ■severe m snnilniion iinuno !c kIk>"I year, are awarded a , Mrs. 1.nylon H very chnrmher »u(mentions were met irty nrpmval. 11•• next visit ichwl in five m> 1 ■weeks is nticipated. ry ruin fell here Sunday. Tho thoroughly moistened and Li condition for the Betting fry, lettuce, cabbage, etc., are busy hero thin wc»k with bs ,though many had already m in the field ns we have nn |e of water in this section, Ilia wells always respond w naturally despite the most p drouth. There has never la single well In fail in tho locality. Mr. Harry Lnppin, ftreet, hns completed the reI the front five acres of ids I is mnkin ■ preparations to |k five acres. The middle five [the place are t" he kept in pn<l and will famish a loon| their future residence, a Ionic which they expect to le linio soon. Mr, Lnppin is Inc his plu> .• in |||,,. eondilh, with thin g ml location, firm a very fi-sirnblo one. |l Mrs. I,. R. Mum enterI young folks of *he It. Y. P. Bfiixhtfally Fi iilny evening, lots were served and the Ptwantly while,| nwnv in n week hero, camping. They will tour tho Btato before their return north, Mr. nnd Mm, Albert Hawkins unci children, spent Snturdny nt tho beach. Mrs. Jordan is visiting relatives In Alabama. Mr. Frank Lappln, who spent the past year hero with relatives, has re­ turned to his homo In Mnssnchusettes. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M. Unbun nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. King, spent Snturdny nt Daytona Bonch, Mr. Chnrllo Bales wns In Leesburg on business this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Murk Nnughcr ,of Tennessee, have moved horo. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson have returned homo nfter spending tho summer in the north. Mr. W. J. Jewell is confined to his home by Illness. Itev. Stackhouse, tho Methodist minister, has gone to Tennessee where lie will locate. Mrs. Harry Rabun is recovering after a short Illness. Mrs. Cal Palmer, of Cameron City, hns as her guest her cousin, Miss Martha Gntlin, of Jacksonville. Miss Hoskins Jones went to Jack sonviilo on business Inst Friday, re­ turning Sunday with the Misses Shopperd and Simpkins with her for a short stny. Mrs. W. W. Miller has returned home from Jacksonville nfte" several weeks stny, having received much treatments taken from a specialist for nsthnin and a complication of ail­ ments. Mrs. II. L. Grier, of Cnmeron City, was tho lucky one this Wednesday to get the free dinner set of china at tin* Sanford Cash Grocery. Mr. anml Mrs. Vance Douglas hnv-> the sympathy of every body in tho loss of their home on Lake Golden, tho fire started about 0 o’clock Tues­ day evening ii. a defective chimney. Tho piano nnd somo other things on the lower floor wns saved. It is un­ derstood they have insurance. Their home hns «n!y been finished a few months. Holton Brown is hero from Fort Christians working for his brother-inlaw, J. F. McClelland. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nick Zornovcnn were hosts Tuesday evening to a party of 22 friends from town. Tho evening was very plensantly spent in games. Very nice refreshments of ice cream, cake nml fruit was served. The af­ fair was given in honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. Stiles, who were married in New York city recently. Mrs. Stiles having come from Cordlff, Wales. Mrs. L. A. Bromley writes from Charlotte, N. C., thnt it is very dry nnd hot lip there with many wells gone dry. The tennn. houses on thlowny farm have all boon newly painted and present a very neat nppenrnnee with green and white puiuL We hear r.l'cul rain nil around us, but it is just an dry here now ns if tho Vnlstead net was being enforced A good ninny growers have stopped setting plants no the land cannot he wot up enough to keep tho plants alive. Tlie Mnhonoy-Wnlkor Co., have put up n number of gnsoltn • pumping enginen hero, and wo un­ derstand they have fifteen more en­ gines to put up in East Sanford that arrived by the boat from Jnckson- Mr. and Mrs, Kndor Curlett wore visitors In Tampa Tuesday. Mrs. Rolland Reed, of Lake Harney, spent Friday with Mrs. Clifford Proc­ tor. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wakefield and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevail were shopping in Sanford Friday. Mrs. Clifford Proctor, accompanied by Mrs. I. D. Hart and family spent Sunday nt Daytona Beach. Ruth McFarlano spent Friday nnd Snturdny with Miss Betsy Clark at Osceola. Going down to attend tho birthday parly of Miss Betsy. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt motor­ ed to Osteen Sunday to spend the day with Mrs. Provntt's mother, Mrs. J. M. Littlor. Mead Baker went to Daytona Bench on Friday to spend the week end. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Stevens, of Osce­ ola visited Mrs. McFurlans on Satur­ day evening. The Misses Pauline and Alice Gei­ ger returned to Orlando Wednesday after spending a few days with their mother, who hns been confined to her bed several days with fever. Mrs. T. J, McClenn hns been very sick at her home. Her many friends hope for her speedy recovery. NOTICE OF MASTER’S SALE Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of thnt certain final de­ cree of foreclosure and sale entered in the Circuit Court of Seminole coun­ ty, Florida, dated September l)th, 1021, wherein Mary Emma Weinart, executrix of the estate of Win. Wein­ er t doing business as Win, Weinart & Company is complainant and Herman Meade ct al are defendants I the un­ dersigned Special Master will on Mon­ day, October 3rd, 1021, ofifer for sale and sell, during the legal hours of sale, in front of the Court House door In Seminole County, Florida, tho fol­ lowing described laud in said state and county, to-wit: Lot Six (0) of Block “X” of Florida Land & Colonization Company’s Map or I’lat of St. Gertrude’s Addition to tlie Town of Sanford. Said sale being made to satisfy said decree and costs. Purchaser to pay for title . GEO. A. DECOTTES, Special Master. DICKINSON & DICKINSON, Solicitors for Complainant. tM)-fitc. Notiro of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 of the General Statutes of the State of Florida Notice is hereby given thnt M. T. Spivey, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 55, dated the 2nd day of June, A. 1>. Ill IP, has filed said certificate in my office, and hns made application for Tax Deed to issue in accordance with taw. Said certificate embraces the following described property sit­ uated in Seminole County, Florida, towit: Lot <i, Block H, Tier D, Sanford. Tlie said land being assessed at the date of tlie issuance of such certificate in tlie name of Unknown. Unless said certificate shall he redeemed according to law tax deed will issue thereon on the 2$th day of October, A. D. 1021. Witness my oflfk'in! signature nnd seal t i n s the 23rd day of September, A. D. 1021. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, Flu. 0-23-Ctc By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. PAGE THREE COSTS LITTLE AND OVERCOMES TROUBLE ALMOST OVER n ig h t Castor Pomace Hardwood AsKes Ground Tobacco Stems KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E GOAT MANURE And Other Materials Our Prices Will Stive You Money Mr. and Mrs. Tullls were visitors in Orlando Friday. Miss Leila Fuller spent tbe week with her mint, Mrs. Frank ToplIfT, re­ turning homo Friday. Mrs. J. S. Dinkci and Mins Olivo were shopping in Orlando on Friday. Mr. nml Mrs. Sam Hutchins and children, w re guests of Mr. and Mrs, A. V. Fuller and family, Wednesday. PHONE :i3fi Miss Frances Fuller accompanied them homo. Miss Omsk Allen Is spending a few * * • :• * * * * + • < • ❖ • * days in Sanford .the guest of her sis­ ter, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Howard Smith uud three SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS children, Rcyimmd, Donald nnd Olive, returned from Miami Tuesday, where JOHN GORE*. Proprietor they have hem living the last year. CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY Miss Hettio Arnetto left last Fri­ UH8 West First Street 1018 West First Street day for DeLeon Springs, where she will tench school. Mrs. Bryan, of Lake City, spent Bt:BHNminriHtniciaMnN»»:]»at<5mitciHimniiar''innnr*MnuBMMMnBHNBNB several days with her dangler, Mrs. Spinks. Mr. E. W. Miller, of Youngstown, J* Ohio, passed through Longwood on- a route to OrTund i to spend several ■! days before opening school. Miss Mariam Williamson is spend-j jj announces a reduction in prices of .35 per Ing two weeks at Daytona Beach, JJ cent on all short orders, and the price of guest of her mint, Mrs. Roy Me- n Cracken. » regular meals will be reduced later. n I u grei to near ot ms ueain which o c currcd In Hanford Sunday, Soptomher 25. Mr. Wootlberry wns an old timer here, but left several years ago on account of ill health, going to Georgia and later returning to Sanford where he a as since lived. He was hurried at tho Longwood cemetery Monday afternoon. Mr. Walters lias bought the old postolTIco building and will have it remodelled foii-on apartment lion \ J. E. Phipps left Tuesday for Minml, where-he will be until Thursday. J. If. Whitney, secretary of the Florida Motel Association, lias been doing .-ome traveling in tho State, and hns published reports of the coildition of the roads. Here are five paragraph!- of his report that will interest Volusia county people: Daytona to Now Smyrna The a j halt road is good, but there arc sonic surprisingly deep holes in it. The r-1i 1! road is not had, hut again that corrugated effect that frightens a Packard nnd simply kills * ® h PI « 2 [J everything in Season can always be Found at THE BELL CAFE h n b Service Will be Rendered —Drink All You Want R u [j 2 m £ * u you------------ Give us a Trial H ^ fifol /Q b HI « ‘■T&fT/Cfc . iT i -V.* ■ * BBNBBBBnmiBEBBBHHBBBE NHSKBBBBBEBHHBBHBflBNBBBBBHBHBBBB h l SELL TO SERVE property with me for prompt service and ---------------- results ------------ ------------------ RENTAL OR SALE IIIG OH LITTLE—'THAT’S ME i x T in : c m c u i T c o u n t , s e v e n t h j u d i c ­ i a l CIHCU1T. BKMINOI.E COUNTS’, FLORIDA.—IN CHANCERY 115 PARK AVENUE Merit! IX R oIiIiimm, Coen pin Inull,, W, Schwlml and Cumin M. A 'lm lu.l, Ll« ,vl(*. nml (lio imkmiw-u Loir*, il(»*l «•,•«. jtrm.tc.’, ur iillitta clntiiiluic .tinier IX W, Brliwlnd nml Cumin M. Scliwiml, tsilnulnnla. STETSON’S FOOTBALL TEAM. -------To IX W. Sell w I ml iinil ITnmm Schwlml, n-«. DELANO ,Sopt. 30.—Stetson Unilitem-.' unknown! lliv iliiknun . heir*. ilcvl - n, versity’s football eleven will he someIpvM u m , cm nli'M ur nilii’i cl.ilmmil« under i-X W. Scliwiml mill lliumu M. Schwlml, «m*l to what light this season, according to mi)- dtlicr pi-no-tl or pctnoti* clnliolnu im.v tiltc rc .l In nml I" Iin* hdluwlliR il...*tll>ril Inn-In those who have studied tho prospects Fln n i.v | In Hiiinlimlt) Comity. Florid*, l i m i t : lo in I Bllil 2 of IIIik-U “ A " of MlU'lmllXi s u r ­ toonn, and asphalt from Altoona to of tho tenm. Prnctico is well under vey of iin* l.ov>- o ra n t. Eustis in fine shape. way under tlie direction of Conch It n|i|ionrlriR from tint invorn till I of coni, iilnliil lllt-l lo till* ro iro mtnlimt jn u , Unit you DeLnud to Sanford Allen. More than two squads have Imvo or claim .onto I n te rn t In nn I lo ilm This old shel road, nfter leaving como out so far, nnd leaders of tho liiniin lirii'lmiliovo ili-.i-ril i l, llieri-fnre. you, (lio (nlil IX W, Hrliwlml nml Kiiniin M. Sclavlm |, ere Hie fine brick Just out of DeLnnd, hns school are calling for a more general liorotiy onlrroil nml rt-iiulroil In Iw urn) Ceiomr Niforo our *nli| (Tri'ull (JourI, nt Itm i ’oMft long been a terror. It’s worse now i response. Many of tho hoys arc hold­ lloti.o In Sanfoiili MrrMti, on tio Bril itny «f Tre­ ing back, it is said, because they conOctoScr, A. II. IP2I, ntul tlicn m 1 II mo iiinko and getting worse every day. miawcr lo Ilm MR of coin plaint o.liIM.lCil nunliint mendous traffic, and result is a badly ' aider themselves too light, and -Les­ joit. ollo'iwT'io n ili-cn-o pru <-olifv««> will !«' cut surface with holes, ruts and cor­ lie, one of the lightwoight candidates, oiilrroil n u lti.l you. Ami nil ollior pcmuii* clalmlnit »py rliflit. tlBrick from St. Johns to is being hold out ns a good reason ilo ur |n Inre*t In nml to Hie |iii>[.«rljr liereln- rugations. ulxir* iii-vf-iiM-ii muter, ly ur turoiw’ii I*. W. Sanford going bad. wliy no one should fail to come out Keliwliul ntul Ummn K. Sthwlm l. ur aUierwi*e, If someone would traverse tho pub­ because of lack of weight. nre lierrliy unlereil nml rpipilr*.! m Ih> nuil up|in ir W fo;o our «nM C ircuit Court, ni llio Court lic highways of Volusia county and Iliiima In Hmifnr.l, Florid*, ou llio Till ih y of Tho tenm is developing speed, nnd Noremlier. A. I». HUM, mid ILen mid ilmre write truthful reports of tho condi­ miiko nn.w er lo l i e Mil of roinplalnl cxlilliltel this with a good moralti is oxpectod trn ln » l *«M tinkuiiim inrili-*. u i Iutw I ic ii do- tion of the roads, it would make some to go a great wi y in overcoming tho i-reu pro confi'iiKo Will lie ctilered ncnlimt Mill mighty interesting rending; though, unknown imrlle*. huudlcnp in weight. It I* nnlcreil Hint till* notice l-o puMlelie.1 In duuhtlcss, much of it would be rather llio Hanford llrriild, * newep»|ier puMl.lied In Dulmnge, in the hnekfield, is mnkOur poor rondB are a Seminole County, Fldtl.l*. once n week for unpleasant. Hull I c u n .e eu lh e w.-ck* a* lo llio known pnr- very licuvy expense to us, besides giv­ ing a fnvornblo impression for The tl<;* ilefcnilanl, #ud once n week for twelve »eit*erullvo week* no lo tho uuknowrii pr.rllc* ing tho county sovernl “black eyes,"— mnnner in which ho gets nwny for n ilefemlmit. . sprint nnd ulso hi staking of passes. WI In cm my Imnd nnd tlie* *e»l nf pmIiI Clr- DoLnnd Nows, This youngster hails from Jncksonr;ili Court on IM* llio 21»t dny of July, A. II. 11131. villo with many notable athletic rec­ ISBAI.) B. A. IIOUOI.AHS LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH Clerk of (hr Circuit Court, ords to his credit in thnt city. Ho re­ Seminole County, Florida. Ily: A. M. WBKKS, I>, O cently ran third in a 100-ynrd dash nt Forenoon nnd Afternoon Tides at a E o n o K o . iiu n n iN O . a nntionnl moot. This is his first year Solicitor and Coaoicl for CompUInnut. About Samo Hour nnd Minute T-—-line In football but he Is consldored an all­ Sopt. 30 .................. ................. 12:40 round athlete nnd it Ib expected he For office supplies, stationery, otc., will readily absorb the rudiments of como to tho Herald office. TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. CITATION football. Bus nnd Howard, last year letter men, aro expected to get into Die game shortly which will mntcrially aid the Stetson eleven, I n to c—watching it take shape under n moving into it to enjoy its cora(Hise is a 6plcndid m onum ent to a m an’s d i a l l i n g to the city you live In. “ H it the LUMBER CO. , >- q u a lity * - ’ ■* T v< _• ■ p r ic e Best cards—local viows—!c each at Herald—by tho pound—15c. DRINK CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED and cleaned at your homo or we will call for and deliver. Hamilton Beach Electric Wnshcrs used.—Sanford Stcum P r e s H e r y , 317 1st St. Phono 500 Post cards—Ideal viowa—lc each at the Herald offico. �\* / . ■•: Iw J 8 8 J H II P ® ® THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER SO, 1921________ PAGE FOUR SANFORD DAILY HERALD OKEECHOBEE NEWS CHANGES HAND8 Post Card Day to Be Observed N ext Week and A fter Conserve Your Sight Immediate and careful attention should be given to the first Indication Messrs. N. J. Llllard, R. J. Holly of eye trouble. You aro fortunate if you have found it unnecessary to wear and H. A. Neel havo purchased the glasses, but Indeed unfortunate if you Okeechobee News from Mr. Bryant Jacksonville Will Hold Special nave neglected to do so when it is ___________ m u a t m ___________ Bowden, former owner and editor of really needful. By correcting a slight Week for This Big Event error in your sight today will savo R. J. H O LLY ------------------- Editor the paper. Messrs. Llllard, Holly and Neel are the majority stockholders In N. J. LlLLARP—BecreUry-TroMum While next week is really postcard multiple of trouble later on in life. the Sanford Herald, one of the news­ week many cities are taking certain H. A. NEEL._____ General Manager iest little dailies in the state, and are TOM M OORE weoks in October for Post Card Week ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr., all newspaper men of wide experi­ and will make a systematic campaign OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN CJBOVLATXOV IU IM I1 ence, and the Lake Region ventures of postcard Bending for that week. It Phone 148 op to 6 P. M. Office Opp P. O. Phone 19* tho prediction that the Nowa under aewHiMat maue a>o I n n — *r»n*«u*» their control will bo as good a weekly would be well for Sanford people to do likewise. It is the cheapest form •akMrijtlM M m la U to a Om Tmi ........................................... I f * as the Herald is a daily. They contem­ of advertising your city and county plate enlarging the plant and other­ and state and it is also one of the D*U*m4 la Ut7 Vr Oantor Bowden, best The Jacksonville Tlmes-Union 0 — WMb ......................................................M O M a wise improving the paper. lte Me u- te m m WMkir *m»m «•• the retiring editor, has presided over has the following on the subject: DR. E. J. ME1NHARDI ttntr M M halMb Oratr u l h m WAN the destinies of tho News for the past CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALIST • m r M A *7. a e rw llN a a I»IM m O b * n ... .. , . * „ _ One million postcards leaving JackM awllMMea. Deam iUi la f Utl*e. N “ eighteen month, end he. made It . , 0„vm, ln on, dly „n p. rt. of tho has returned to Daytona from Chicago >w ywr, alwayt la U n w .____________ power Tor for good In that section. He .United . . . . States Q. and the world i. is the where he completed Ms poet graduate retires to go Into the automobilo busi­ goal of tho Jacksonville Ratal Estate work and will open his office a t once. Member of The Associated Preea ness where wo hope he succeeds as Board which yesterday announced Dr. Melnhardl has been spending the well as he did in the newspaper busi­ plans under way for making October p u t two months attending the largcet ness.—Eustis Lake Region. schools and clinics in the country, and 22 "Postcard Day" in Jacksonville. ----------- o----------Arbucklo gets manslaughter. Prose­ J, L. Wallace, secretary of the board returns to Daytona better equipped FINE IDEA cuting Attorney said If he had been a and originator of tho plan, is now pre­ than ever to give the best that science paring data to be submitted to all civ­ and skill affords to his patrons. poor man ho would havo been sen­ The average newspaper rarely ever ic clubs, fraternal organisations and Office hours by appointment only. tenced to death long ago. This is Justice in America. Justice means boosts its own business, but gives other bodies in the city calling on Telephone Office Nurse for appoint­ quantities of space boosting the a f­ them to back the movement which will ments, No. 81. 0-38-2t getting the rich man's money. fairs of others. Somebody suggested result in widespread publicity for -----------o----------Jacksonville dispatches say the ve­ that it was time for thq newspapers Jacksonville at an almost negligablo niremen havo been exhausted in tho of tho country to adojit'-a week in expense por person, Prizes will bo offered the school Pope trial. No doubt. And everyono which their own business should be else that has anything to do with the given precedent, and the Idcn has been which, as a body represented by case outside of tho lawyers Is prob­ endorsed by prncticnlly every newspa­ pupils, brings in the most postcards , The City Commissioners per throughout the land. A date has ready for mniling. A prize'also will ably exhnusted also. been selected for n “home town pnper be awarded the civic organization of the City of Sanford, -----------o Snnford needs more homes. We week," November 7 to 12. Tho official sending the most cards. Tho school Florida, will receive bids need the monoy to build them. Tho title for the week is "Subscribe for prizes will be as follows: For tho until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc­ Building and Loan Association needs Your Home Town Paper." Thousands school bringing In the largest number the money. Where do wo got It 7 of papers will Join in this event, and of cards, $25 in cash; for the second tober 7, 1921, for fur­ From Borne new source that can fur­ our readers will henr more about it as largest number, $10, and for tho third nishing said City with time goes on. Ever ready to help in largest $5 In cash, the money to bo nish the money but wc will get it. any cause that is in the interest of a spent in any way tho school may sco one Combination Pump Eustis Ib some city, some city. They- j better community, better living condl- fit. Engine Chemical and wanted n Building &. Lonn Association tions, nnd better government, we now Tho co-operation of doalcrs in post- Hose Motor Car, 600 to over there to build more homes. In ask the renders nnd advertisers of tho enrds will bo sought in promoting this four days they subscribed $100,000 for Lake Region to turn in and lend a movement nnd n committee represent­ 750 gallon capacity. 1,this project. When they wnnt any­ hand during the "Subscribe for Your ing the Real Estate Board will with­ 000 feet more or less of thing in Eustis they get it. Great Home Town Paper Week."—Eustis in a few days visit nil such establish­ Lake Region. place, great people. ments to select cards to be offered Standard 2V2 in. fire ---------- o --------for mniling under this plan. Certain hose. THE BIGHT SPIRIT. THROW OFF "BLUE GLASSES'." classes of enrds will be ruled out, par­ Certified check of 5% ticularly, those featuring "nigger ba­ Big days like yesterday, when the B. C. Forbes says it is time to bies," nllogutors and razor-back hogs. must accompany each merchants of n city like Sanford in­ throw off tho "blue glosses" nnd rc- "We wnnt only cards really represen­ bid. vite the countryside to come here by vlvo trade nnd employment. tative of Florida conditions to go out City reserves the right the thousands and feed them, nmuBO "To urge we become a nation of under this plan," Mr. Wallace said, them, make them feel at home, are Pollyanas,’ ’ho writes in Forbes Mag- "and wo expect to secure the full co­ <o reject any or all bids. the means of making a city fnmous in nzino (N. Y.), “would be in puerile operation of nil dealers." C. J. RYAN, Persons who writo cards will bo many ways. Such a day means moro To prescribe i s n panacea for our City Manager. than having a good time. It menns business ills nothing but nn over­ asked to place them in special recop0-27-fitc thnt the merchants of n city having flowing dose of windy optimism tnclcs which will be placed ut desig­ Huch ideas, are merchant:! who will would be ineffective nnd foolish. To nated points about tho city and sub­ nut stop there. It means thnt they prencli thnt hard headed business men urbs, These curds will bo collected are going abend and with a such a should shut their eyes to stern real­ daily and taken tho offico of tho Real start, will put on enmpnign after ity and stnrt hip-hip-hooraying for n Estntc Board, ln the Florida Lifo bldg. campaign to get the business to come non-existent prosperity would betoken There they will ho checked and count­ ed, nnd tabulated by cities to which City Licenses Due Oc­ to Snnford. There were no strings feeblemindedness. tied to the affair yesterday. No prom­ "What is here earnestly urged is they arc destined. In this way un ac­ tober 1, 1921 ises were made, nml none extracted. noi that business men nnd others shut curate idea enn be secured on not only the total number sent but on tho ter­ We simply wnntd to throw open tho their eyes to facts, hut that they open ATTENTION is called to tho fact gates of Snnford to the whole world their eyes and grasp a clear insight ritory covered. Every person in Jacksonville wifi be that all City Licenses are payable on and bid them welcome to nn old fash­ into the facts and the realities of the urged to mail not less than ten cards or before October I, 1921. ioned Flnridn barbecue and picnic, present situation and thnt, hnving rec­ t j friends in cities outside the stute, SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to and horse racing and tournament, and ognized how vastly nnd thoroughly Mr. Wnllncc said. Business organiza­ the whole affair wound up last night conditions have chnnged towards tions will be asked to send cards to at n big street dnneo in which hun­ soundness, snfety nnd stability, they nil out of town customers. Hotels will Section 4, Ordinance 25 dreds hnd n chance to dance without govern their activities accordingly. be requested to mall curds to lints of which reads as follows: "That ths the expenses of n ponny. It wns a big "In other words, it is my conviction hotel mnnngcrs. Insurance companies City Tax Collector before issuing a li­ duy, filled with plcnsnnt anticipa­ that readjustment has now been thor­ will be expected to send tokens from cense based on n property value, or tions ,nnd the fulfillment of desires oughly carried out In so many direc­ Floridn to other offices of tho com­ capital stock, Bhall require tho per­ nnd tho city wns open day and night tions that there is no adequate rea­ panies they represent. Through tho son npplying for n license to make a for the merry visitors. They had son why fenr should not give place to untiro list of businesses in the city written statement under oath of the everything they wanted and it wns confidence, Inactivity to activity, nnd tho canvass will go nnd Mr, Wallace Is value of the property, or tho amount there for the asking. Such n spirit short-Hlghtedntss to a long-sighted­ confident thnt tho first annual "Post- of the capital stock." Application blnnks for snid licenses and such a splendid achievement re­ ness. card Day" will prove a big success. will be furnished free of chnrgo at the dounds to tho credit of Sanford busi­ "We arc aiming for ono million City Offico. ness men. They mustjiot stop there, curds to be mailed from Jacksonville, BETTER HOMES "ON TIME." ALFRED FOSTER, however, nnd they will not. Winter October 22," Mr. Wallace said. “This 1E)G-I0tc City Tax Collector. comes on apace and the grentest sea­ There arc less than 1100 furniture is n pilo of curds, I huvo to admit. son of history is upon us. Got busy. stores, tho country over, which actu­ But West Palm Bench, on ono similar Advertise. Bring them In now for Glasses Designed ally Hell for cash alone. And in many occasion sent 900,000 cards out and 1 Eyes Examined business. Show them thnt Snnford is see no reason why Jacksonville can­ of these institutions furniture can bo Henry McLaulin, Jr. not double this number." tho bcHt trading center In tho State. purchased on four to six months’ time, OPT. D. Prove It to them, if tho customer enjoys a good credit PEOPLE STILL rating. GO SLOW WITH JUDGMENT. BELIEVE IN FAKES. Hence, whether or not tho trndo’B twenty thousand odd individual fur­ Hnve you over noticed thnt tho GAINESVILLE, Fla., Sopt. 20.— niture retailors class themselves as straightest stick >.i crooked in water? Dr. Wilnion Nowoll, director of tho In forming judgments of others or "installment houses," 99 por cent of Florida Experiment station hero, has tho furniture sold each yeur in ln passing opinions upon current top­ OPTOMETRIST America is bought on tho doforrod issued n statement dec-luring that "it OPTICIAN ics, let us go slow nnd ho careful un­ 1h hard to holluvo in this day of Graduate Northern Illinois College payment plan. til we know nil tho existing circum­ Sanford, Fla. If that woro not so, less than ono- newspapers, bulletins, county agents, 212 East First St. stances. nnd farmers’ orgnniznntionB, thnt poo. third of America’s ten million homos Life is n grent riddle nnd must bo ho fully nnd comfortably fum plo aro still investing their money In studied with tho clouds of circum­ would Ished: lack of"homo comforts,* tho ! rnnk Dr. Newell referred to Pickling and Preserving stances—hoping, struggling, tolling, most fundamental factor In the na- j “remedies" for plant disease falling, falling, temptations—nnd tho tlon’s community life, would bo n s [ nnd other commodities supposed to ns need nnd value o fa common sym­ crying a need ns the lack of adequate 1possess unusual properties. pathy, before condemnations.—John "For example, people aro today facilities are at tho present moment. Wnnamnkcr. buying a ‘remedy’ for purple scale What opprobrium may have been We have the on citrus trees," ho states. "This rem­ attached to tho installment store of the pnst—tho "borax" institution of edy consists of a pasta to bo painted lax business methods nnd an easy as a ring around tho trunk of the commercial conscience— the furni­ , tree. Tho Beale is supposed to audMason, Sure-Seal Jars ture merchant who does business on ' donly disappear, If this remedy Is FLAVORING EXTRACTS i applied. tlmo today is a public benefactor. and Jelly Glasses Tho Virginia Dare Extracts Ho sorven tho mass of home makers I "Othor people still -fall’ for the are double strength, bo that only yam of tho sllck-tongued fertilizer as an indulgent banker; he accepts ono-hnlf of tho quantity usually See our line of their personal notes in the form of salesman who claims that his fertllcalled for should bo used. They I izer contains a ‘secret substance' j Installment contracts without secur'■omo In tho following flavors: | Ity othor than his faith In tho tnher- which will produce untold wonders ln Stone Crocks, Coolers, Almond Poach | ent honesty of tho majority of men. | the way of quick growth, extra heavy Churns, etc. Strawberry Lemon Through the service which he alon* crops or freedom from disease. Peo­ Raspberry Vanilla renders will It bo possible to elevate P)o twho wa8t® tholr mon«y 8Uch Anise Nutmeg nostrums aro in the same class with the standard of home life in America Pineapple Cinnamon to that "bettor home" plane which is the old ‘hayseed* of our grandfather’s tho goal of tho campaign soon to bo day who bought gold bricks and lnunchod by the furniture trade as a lightning rods at fabulous prices." HARDWARE CO WELAKA BLOCK whole.—Furniture Ago. Phone* 497-494 -----------o ■ For office supplies, stationery, etc, —Get your Scratch Pads from The Soli it with a Herald Want Ad. come to the Herald office. Herald—by the pound— 15c. * , /~ THE HERALD PRINTING CO., be. What is a Good Citizen 7 F ifty years ago the man who k ep t money at home or on hand to lond his neighbor wap a good citizen. The man who merely hoarded money was never a good citizen at any age; but today in an age of bonking, it is certainly one of the first requisites of good citizenship for every man, woman and child to put every dollar they have in some bank. ANNOUNCEMENT Rr* If you haven’t a bank account come in make the start today. First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Forster, President B. F. Whitner, Cashier BIDS WANTED %r . h. MM' Efei N O T IC E TX‘< TIME VIRGINIA DARE Deane Turner * STONE JARS B AL L PROFESSIONAL AND BUS! DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pr fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAWYERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholsn Attorney-at-Law Contractor nnd BaiMi Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD -j-:- FLORIDA BATTERIES FL Sanford Constructs CONTRACTORS AND BUIL Planes nnd Specifications Ck Furnished Battery Troubles to Us All Work GuiriDtad w. SptsUUM XtMtrieft] Wnk u< wi |in H. T. PACE P.a jos 4»p«d*bt. oortioo.. WI ALSO HAVX COMPETENT MECHANICS JOE OVKBRADLINO TOUI OAI biivo toux Sanford Battery Service B u i ld e r s & Contra Sketches nnd Estimate* F: Company building too large and none U Phone 189 L. A. Renaud, Prop. -----ALL WORK GUARANTI HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. H aight & Wieland GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage E xpert Repairing OIL. GAB and ACCESSORIES Oak and Flrat REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane Real E state and Insurance Phone 99 Wilson & Shor P ine and Garland Sts., Oriu P U R E WATH E lder Springs W 99,98% PUR8 Phone 311-W 8ufi LO R D ’S PUM WATER AS GOOD AS THE B1 Dally Service SANFO RD NOV! WORKS V. C. COLLER, PH G e n e r a l Shop an< Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD •:• •:• W o rk CONTRACTOR and 81 FLORIDA 817 Commercial Street 8** ..Employment Bureau.. tr a n sfer The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THB requests all young women desiring Q u ick Service Tra employment to register at the First Slorntfc FadPJ Nationnl Bank. If we please you, AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman tell us. Ph°M WILSON VULCANIZING WORKS 0 . O. WILSON, Own.r SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES W lfbt B ro tb .f. H u m BalldIn, Sanford Machine & * Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler World Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands In stock Crank Shafts Re-turned �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER jjriUonof filler* !■ Bf*e^ poroonol !*•«»• r jf latw*a* In and About The City *£ S o a a ir r of lb« n*«Uof Snail Talka Bneclaetly Arranged for Herald Read era ROY HARDIN NEXT IN ROD AND GUN CLUB HEC. ORD * * Local Bhowors Saturday. latest stylos in millinery ... ClutI). 159-8tc No. 1 will nave n cuumu J.>*.**c"sh any afternoon. js ; Dr T A. Neal, of Orlando, was in city Wednesday, combining bustand pleasure. The Westminster Club will havo a J w , food sale at McCullert Store S n. m. i «t 4 o’clock. lfll-»e Bom—To Mr. and Mrs. Ww C ditcher, of I.ongwood, Thursdaj morning 0:15, u boy. Weight, 11 lbs Will knr the name of his grandfath­ er, W. C. Satclier. Tho Westminster Club will have a •cooked food sale nt McCuller’s Storo .Saturday p. in,, nt 4 o’clock, 101-2tc Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grayam arc moving today from their former homo ■on Sanford Heights to the home of Mrs. Geo. I). Hart where they havo rated an npifrt merit. “EXIDR” BATTERIES, the Giant that lives in a box. We can now fur­ nish six Volt Batteries nt $24.50. Wo buy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd re­ pair all makes Batteries.—Rny Broth­ ers. Phone 548, 160-tfc Harvard Vnnsdver, general mana­ ger of the Record Co., nnd H. C. Sturtevant, sales manager of tho Record Co, of St. Augustine, are in tho city today on business. The Record Co., recently furnished a fine booklet for .Sjn/erd that hns attracted much fnv*orabIe comment everywhere. • ___ T F M P I l 'R T I 1 R 17 lU lT lI l i l l r l l U ilE l -------Well, It was some heated yesterday but the old bulb only showed 02 and the heat probably came from so many thousand people „ being packed along the lake front eating good grub and having a good time. Anyhow winter is appronching and you can’t rub that out and the thermometer Is bound to slide down tho scale Instead ofcrawling up. Just hold to It awhile longer nnd you will note a big change in the weather for that storm is coming and will change the weather report immensely: 5t40 A. M. SEPTEMBER 30 Maximum ........... 02 .Minimum ....................... 04 Range ............................. 07 Barometer ....................... 30.10 Calm and clear. * L. H, Gibbs, now holds the best rec* ord for marksmanship for the senson * # nt the Rod & Gun Club trap. # Next to him conics Roy Hardin, a * # man who has not been shooting this * # season until yesterday but who Is * # showing up well. J. H. Cowan comes * * third with n standing of 783 for the * # season. * # On account of the Gala Day colc* # bration yesterday many of the regu* # lars were unable to bo out as tho races * # and tournament wore being hold at * # tho samo time nB the trap shoot and * # many wore busy. To make up for * # this several men wore in yesterday’s * # contest who came In for the celobra* # tion nnd attended tho shooting rather * # than tho raccB, * # On the whole tho Bcoro Is not quite * # no good as on previous days but it Is * * still good amateur work. Yesterday’s * * results are ns follows: * * Yest. Senson * # Score Pet. * # Gibbs, L. II................. 25-15 .750 * -H- Hardin, Roy ............. 50*30 .740 * * Cowan, J. II............... 25-15 .733 * » » # * * # * # « Knight, G. W............. 50*32 .704 -----------------------Coleman, Bon ........... 25-10 .701 Mr. and Mrs. Orien Fnrrel, of Sis- Woodruff, F. L., J r....* .700 tcrsville, W. Va., have arrived in the Stringfellow, W,A..... 50*33 .093 city and will Bpend the winter here, Wallace, A. II............ 50-34 .081 -------Stevens, R. E............ 50-31 .077 E. II. Parker, the rate man, has re- Kennedy, K............ #.... .607 turned from a trip to ninny of tho Newman, It. A............. 50-28 .044 northern markets where he looked Puleston, S............... * .042 them over. Mr. Parker is well vers- Whitner, Chns. ......... 50-21 .031 od on the traffic problems nnd freight Leonard, N. H........... 50-30 .027 rates and will open a bureau hero In Hand, Walter S........ 25-14 .025 the near future. [Hill, W. C.................... 75-38 .597 -------Hickson, D. C........... # .587 Frank Akers, the tireless booster of Hickson, J. T........... * .587 tires and other necessaries, states in Howard, C. C............... 25-11 .579 an advertisement today that ho is giv- Maxwell, It. C............. 50-25 .575 ing 15 per cent off on nil United Yountz, Sam ...........* .504 States tires now. See the udvertiBc- Overstreet, B. J .......... 25-14 .500 mont nnd got your tires now. It will Wight, It. It............. * .538 pay you. Higgins, Ed................ 25-11 .525 -------Hutchison, Jos. C..... 50-20 .520 CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon Douglass, Vance E.... * .504 nnd ovening, Gray Gables, on tho Smith, II. P........... :.... 50-25 .500 beach, Seabreeze, Fin. Phono 491. Kilboe, W. G............... 25-12 .480 Froo bath houses. 74-Fri-St-0m Stokes, C. W.............. 50-24 .480 ■ Stootoff, C.................* .480 Ilnumcl’s Specialty Shop hns an ad- Mobley, E. D............ * .480 vcrtlsomont in this issue calling atten -' Herndon, It. W.......... * .480 tion to tho fact that they are mnk- Akers, Frank ........... 25-17 .453 ing special prices tomorrow only on Fitts, W. A................ 25-11 .440 ladles’ hats and waists. Ilcnd the ud- Kennedy, Robt......... * .440 vcrtiBemcnt and see the wonderful StonofT, M.................# .440 values at the store. Kennedy, L. .............. * .420 -------i Herring, Geo, G........# .400 A A new s h ip m e n t of “ f e lt h a ts j u s t re c e iv e d , w h ic h w ill b e c lo s e d o u t In our new quarters with a fino lino of new up-to-date millinery, Call a t $ 2 . 0 0 e a c h . N u f f S e d . 'Md see us,—The Quality Shop. 169-3tc — T h e S a n f o r d S h o e & C ln ih in tr P n ff 'HOOFING, Red and green slato surface, 3-ply $3.25 per square. Tiger Hownrd Lyman, one of the "Lyman T O , plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; Sins” wna in tho city today from his r ^ 1?2.25. Free delivery. Addrcas homo in Altamonte and was circulat­ •«. E. Ginn, Box 391. 139-2fltn ing among his mnny Sanford friends. Hownrd was one of the shining lights • ami Mrs, J. E. Spurting have re- nt the Orinndo Chnnibor of Commcrco (1 from a trip to points in Illi- banquet Tuesday night nnd entertain­ nml ,)hil> nnd other states. Mr. ed them with his Btore of wit nnd re­ 'ing enjoyed tho trip he stated partee, hi’ return hut was glad to got to where everything looks prosPost cards—local views—!c each nt tho Herald office. lc[ ’ Bryan, L. t ................. 25. 7 Toinr, j . n .................. 50-17 .370 .347 7 Dial, Bert ................. 25- 4 #I)id not shoot yesterday. 5 .100 NOTICE Mndtime Harriot has returned from her vncntlon nnd will open her beauty pnrlors over Mobley’s Drug Store, Monday, October 3. 101-1 tc CHRISTMAS BAZAAR The Ladies of tho Congregational Church will hold their Christmas Ba­ zaar, December 17th. Place to be nnanounced Inter. 162-2tp f o r d c a r p r ic e s F\ O. B. DETROIT REGULAR type - touiung It UN A HOu f ..................................................................................................................................... chassis.........;;;;;;;.................................................................................... y DEMOUNTABLE RIMS AND type _ LIST .................. :.................. $380.00 ......................... .............. 350.00 T 'TOUIUNG ... 'V Ru n a b o u t T V touiung ... ffUNABOUT I 30x3Vi TIRES T Y PE - C H A SSIS............................................ TRUCK CHASSIS ............... ............ WI TH STARTER ......................... ............ 1................................................................... ............ c h a s s i s ......;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...........*............. : ........ ;............. ............................... DEMOUNTABLE RIMS, 3 0 x 31/2 TniitTixT« LIST H U N A iuS w ........................................... *450.00 TIRES and STARTER TYI’E TR U C K C H A S 8 I S ............................. PI-ACE YOUR ORDERS NOW FOR PROMPT DELIVERIES FORD DEALER U. C. COBB, Salesman f" A......... *or Sanford, Florida T ournament One of the annual affairs in Sanford that attracts the lovers of good horse* munship and next Thursday will bo no exception, and the big dance at night, with the parade and good eats and Minstrel Show and other things that will take place that day should find you nmongst the— nnd in order that you might know the logical place to find out all you should know about these Well Dressed Men we invite you to call around at their headquarters—that's---------------------- BELCHER CASE TO JURY TODAY IS BELIEF AS TESTIMONY IS ALL IN CLEARWATER, Sept. 30— Thu enso of the state of Florida ngninst Dr. Irving Belcher, of Tarpon Springs, charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of Miss Virginia Turner, twenty-year-old girl, will go to the jury today. That much was assured at the con­ clusion of the court session in the Pinellas county court house here. All the evidence hns been presented to tho jury nnd both sides have closed thoir cases. Time for arguments has been limited to three nnd a half hours for each side. Allowing time for tho court’s charge to the jury, the enso should be in the hands of tho jurors early. Night session of court prob­ ably will bo bold to nwnit the verdict. The indications are that Judge O. K. Honvos, of Tampa, who as assist­ ant to Prosecutor E. P. Wilson, hns virtually conducted the state’s case, will make the final argument. If this Is the enso, Prosecutor Wilson will mnko tho opening nrgument. The de­ fense hns four nttorneyH—Col. Thomns Palmer, W. II. Dickenson and A. B. McMullen of Tnmpn, nnd J. L .Kelly, of this city. It is problematical how many of these will argue before the jgry, but it is regarded as certain that Colonel Palmer and Mr. Dickenson will present arguments. The audience which crowded the courtroom ngnin today was distinctly disappointed when tho defense closed Rb case thiH afternoon without put­ ting the defendant on the stand. When the stnte rested its case this morning, Colonel Palmer, chief coun­ sel for tho defense, mndo a determin­ ed effort to hnv„ Judge C. O. An­ drews to terminate tho case and in­ struct tho jury to return a verdict of not guilty. Judge Andrews denied the motion nnd the defense then put on its wit­ nesses. CLEARWATER, Sept. 30.—With seven nttomoy presenting arguments today In the case of Belcher, on triul for manslaughter in connection with tho death of Virginln Turner, the case will probably not go to the Jury be­ fore night. Arguments on ench side is limited to three hours and n half. Prosecuting Attorney Wilson opened for the State, nnd A. n. McMuiltn for the defense, is noxtto address the jury. CHOICE Bungalow for Sale FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED IMMEDIATE POSSESSION C o n n e lly Real Estate Co Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No sd taken for less that 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must nccompnny nil ardors. Count flvo words to a line and remit arcordlngly. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap­ ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth Street. 04-01. FOR SALE—8-room house with nil modern convenience, excellent re­ pair. Private water works, in desir­ able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. 110-tfc LOST—Pair gold rimmed spectacles, between the Seminole Bunk nnd tho Court House yesterdny. Return to DuColles’ office and rcccivu reward. LOST OH STOLEN—Smn brown Gyp answering to tho name of Speck. $25,00 reward if roturnod to FOR SALE~-31nglo and Rose Comb Dr. J. A. Rogers, Now Smyrna. 101-Otp Black Mnnorca Roosters, 0 monthB old.—W. W. Dressor, It. A. Telephono 4003. 158-fltp BOARD AND ROOM FOR SALE—One hoavy duty two BOARD AND ROOM—Private fnm wheel truilor in good condition. In quire at Ford Garage. 143-tf* WANTED FOR SALE—Stablo manure; enr lots. WANTED—Extra salesladies at tho Good dry stock. Price $7 per ton, f. Surprise Shoe Store. 102-2tc o. h. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co. 151-tfe, LIVE STOCK ROUND UP, 1 have ten acres of cel Jack Hughes, of Orlando, one of the best writers and Associate Press oper­ FOR SALE—Old livery stable build­ ators in tho South, woh In the city to­ ing, cornor Purk uve. nnd Second day, coming up on special work for street. Apply R. J. Reel, Sunford Mo­ one of tho New York pnpcrH. Jack tor Co, 100*3tc has deserted the newspaper game for tho more lucrative real estate business but ho gets back now nnd then. Ho pnid tho Herald office on appreciated visit. GAINESVILLE, Sept. 30.—Dr. Wilmon Newell, director of tho Co­ operative Extension Work In Agri­ culture and Homo Economics, has made public tho preliminary program for the sixth annual livestock round­ up to bo held hero on October 0-7. Thu initial session will include an address by Dr. Nowoll, W. C. Lnasottor will discuss Pay-Day on tho Farm. Dr. N. W. Sanborn, How to Got More Eggs, and n discussion of Florida ngninst western condltionss for llvo•stook will bo conducted by Jesse M. Jones, An auction sale of dairy calves will bo held In the afternoon nnd Dr. II. A. Morgan, president of the Unlvorsit yof Tennessee will speak in the evening. The morning session the last of tho meeting will be devoted to an address on poultry by Dr. Snnbom whll various phases of cattle and hog rats* (ng will be discussed by L. S. Horvord, L. M. Rhodes, of tho State Markettng Bureau, and Dr. A. L. Shcal©y, C. A. Cobb, editor of the South* KISSIMMEE HONORS WORLD WAR HERO, tef cypress, manufactured In boat milts insures first quality at lowest posKISSIMMEE, Fla., Sopt. 30— Kis­ Bible cost consistent with good lumsimmee stores closed yesterday in ber—less middlemen’s hoavy profitstribute to another of her sons, who GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, 188-e.o.d-13tc was killed in action In the world war. Florida. Funeral services of Nathan Bryant FOR RENT Carson, Jr., wore hold from the home of hla mothor, Mrs. N. B. Carson, un­ FOR RENT—Modem, furnished bun­ der the auspices of the William T. galow, 309 French ave. lfll-3tc Makinson post of tho American Le­ gion. “Nat,” as ho wns known to his FOR RENT—T wq fumishcd^oomT Apply .1004 Elm Ave. 182-tfc Living coats are still aixty-thre* friends, was horn In Kissimmee, 23 years ago, and served with the mas FOR RENT—Improved celery land, per cent above the 1014 level and in immediate planting condition.— have nothing to arbitrate.—Pitta*' rlne in the world war. He was killed G. H. Edward’s, Pace's Lane. 150-6tp burg Dispatch. In Argonno forest, Nov. 1, 1918. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 30, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 30, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 30, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/620cbf7b93f6e2db2355d449664c3a28.pdf 34574569ffc8ac914b6eaa2bb6a77406 PDF Text Text Sanford THI “City Substantial’ Sanford fljt Sabslanlial IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, 8EITEMBER 29, 1921 VOLUMEn NUMBER 161 Xi PLAN FOR IMPROVEMENT iljgKLE AT UBERTY BANDS, PARADES, EXHIBITS OF SANFORD’S STREETS, UNDER $5,000 BOND ELIMINATING SIDE STREETS FOLLOWED ONE ANOTHER ikied FOR MANSLAUGHTER STARTING OFF BIG DAY hin Few Days If the esent Plans District ittorncyPan Out CHARGES O N C M JS Io S ANf n S ned o th er Yb & T nr grand ju r v AN m N c K : ' t ' t “2 0 -F a tAri,ucklo I. »t l » y to.lny un­ , 15 000 bond after two woolen llralnary h»rin« on th. charj, ot rder in connection with the denth Z u Happe and will be tried on a igeof manslaughter within a If the present plans of District ortlfy materialize. Two such. rgvs pending, one placed yesterday Ihe conclusion of the preliminary ring and the other returned recent« the county grand jury. Whether would be nblc to hnve Arbucklo ap­ r to answer to one complaint and i try him on another one on the ic date the district attorney wna sure. On the Grand Jury nrcunni Arbuckle was placed on hin own tgnizancc to return October 3rd. BREAD LINE STARTS IN NEW YORK CITY FIRST TIME IN YEARS. LIGHT EARTHQUAKE SHOCK FELT IN LOS ANGELES DID NOT KILL ARBUCKLE. Q (B f Th* AuocUUd F r» u ) (By Th* A**o«l*t*d ?r*M) NEW YORK, Sopt. 20.—Now York's first broad lino since the stormy days that marked the Mart of tho world war, is in operation today at the church of St. Mnrkj, in the Bowery. Tho bread lino opened last night and about six hundred men were fed. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Sept. 29.— Slight earthquake shocks wero felt in tho southwest section of Los Ange­ les early today. Tho tremor lasted only a few seconds, and no damage is TOURNAMENT RIDING, RACES reported. AND EVERYTHING THIS AF­ TERNOON—DANCE TONIGHT BARBECUEATN00N EMERGENCY MEASURES FOR IDLE SINN FEIN ARE INVITED CONFERENCE MUNICIPALITIES MAY I1E CALL­ ED UPON TO FURNISH WORK IN LONDON WITH BRITISH GOV­ ERNMENT AND WILL BE LAST^ALL (By Th* A tttslaU d P m LD MICHIGAN CONTEST UP IN THE SENATE (By The Anocl*Ud Prt»») Some time ngo, tho City Planning the bnlnnce of tho streot for pnrkwny JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 29.—Cir­ Committco of the Chamber of Com­ which enn bo used ns n piny ground cuit court mnrkcd time this morning merce, brought out a comprehensive for children, keeping them off of the in the Pope trial, when the second ve­ plan of improving the city streets, pnvod nvenues. At present prices, this nire of one hundred due to appear and especially tho jsldo Htreets, by plnn will snvc city and adjacent prop­ Iyesterday afternoon only fifty-nine eliminating the sercets altogether in erty owners $2,fi00 over whnt it would was present. Court adjourned until many places in the city, whore there cost to pave the street nnd construct this morning to permit the sheriff to wero no houses fnclng the Hide streets sidewalks on each side. get more. When eourt opened today FORD-NEWBERY CONTEST CON­ now ,nnd making one Hidewalk down Property owners desiring this plan only eleven additional veniremen were FLICTS ALONG PARTY tho middle of the street nnd grass adopted, nlong with their property, rounded up. Judge Gibbs declared an LINES plots In tho center, an ideal play­ should present to the City Commis­ indeterminate recess and ordered the ground for children and where there sion n petition requesting same, nnd sheriff to go out for more veniremen. (By Th* A uocUUd P r* u ) WASHINGTON, Sept. 29—Opinions would be no danger from nutomobiles signed b yall ndjncent property own­ conflicting nlong pnrty lines were pre­ ns there would be no street. Tho idea ers. iState Witness Called sented todny by the majority and tho j is a good one, nnd will, no doubt, bo On account of there being more To Stand Again minority members of the senate priv­ tried out in this nnd other cities in cross Htreets than nro necessary, in near future. Sanford hns too the residence portion of the city, the In Belcher Case ileges nnd elections committee on tho "the Ford-Nowberry 1918 senatorial elec­ many alleys nnd side streets taking Chamber of Commerce hns recom­ tion contest from Michignn. The ma­ up a lot of valuable room that could mended this plnn to the City Com­ fBy Thn AitocUtftil Preii) CLEARWATER, Fla., Sept. 29.— jority report clenred Newberry, tho he utilized for the children to much mission for their consideration. I Dr. John Bowen, witness for the Stnto Republican cnndidnto, of corruption better ndvnntngc. The following plan The City Commisrion feel fnvornblc jin the Belcher trial, wns recalled to nnd nil other charges and recommend­ wins drawn by City Engineer Wil­ to tho plnn providing nil ndjncent I Ihe stand this morning. Te testified ed ho ho legally sented. Democratic liams who mndo the following expla­ property owners desire this plnn len exnminntion of stains on the foot members asserted Newberry was nation regarding name: ™g in the Belcher ear led him to be- elected by corrupt nnd illcgnl meth­ Omit the pnvlng. Place a Hidewalk adopted nnd will request it by pre­ jlleve they were Mood stains. lie said ods and practices and recommended down the middle of the Btrect leaving senting a petition. I Hood congealed on fibre of the rug his sent be declared vacant. With fil­ J.which it would not have done hnd it ing of reports tho case now goes to tome front a (lend body. The Stato tho sennto for final decision which I expected to finish its ense todny nnd prohnbly will not be made for several I the defense planned to conclude Its weeks. In tho menntimo it is under­ stood Senator Newberry will not a t­ hide this afternoon. tend tho Bcnnte sessions. | SPAIN'S QUOTA IMMIGRANTS ELAINE’S RIOTING NEGROES Charles E. Bedford and John Wanamaker Both HAS BEEN EXHAUSTED TO KNOW FATE TODAY. PROFESSOR'S WIFE DETAINED See Clouds Rolling Away and Sunshine Flood­ RETURN OF PROSPERITY ANNOUNCED BY TWO OF NATION’S BIG MERCHANTS (Djr Thn Aiioriated Preii) WASHINGTON, I). C., Sept. 29.— Maria Sanjurjo, wife of a Span­ . , l^fm or at Cornell, has been den<< at Ellis Island hecauuso of ■pains quota of immigrants has ex­ Muted, but ordered released for ttdI r, ” on to,lQy by the immigration bu­ I tnu. Sanjurjo married this summer n'le on a vacation in Spnin. I CALL STRIKE at °Nt’E IF TRAINMEN VOTE TO WALK OUT. S T / m” SePt' 29.—An imI trainm° °f the 1(J8’000 railway h i w "i„rplT 1 on Amoricnn vote s .b ordered if the strike I James mT >CI* countcd» f«vors it, l 0r(finlznt|ri Olk’ vico’Pro*ident of the T.n‘Iatinn' "onounced today. Murdoek " T Z •’/ tRCt\ 8nld Mr' I authorized „i tn,k° renlly bnfl boon I The minute thCn<y by th° loftdorB•trik* order .» !0t° iS countod tho I vote f Vl bc iHHU°d—provided little 1 I ? " Rtrikc «"d there is wi||nn, hnt U Won,t' Tho leadI men.” °PPose the wishes of tho C0^ C l w u hO|n!'tr‘ko ,,nU°t will be : w'tnln n few days. |Hoald'lby1tVScrntch Pads from The Dy tho pound—lBc. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Sopt. 27.— United States District Judge John II. Cottcral of Guthrie, Okln., after hear­ ing todny arguments on a demurer filed by tho state in hnbaes corpus proceedings in behalf of six Elnino (Ark.) ncgrooB whose* electrocution last Friday wns stayed by a tempor­ ary injunction, announced that his ruling on the demurrer would bo rendy tomorrow. \ Attorneys for,., the negroes based tholr o(Torts to obtain a now trinl through habaes corpus proceedings on tho allegation that the original trial of tho negroes on a chnrgo of mur­ der, in connection with the Elnino riots of two years ngo, and at wBich they wero convicted and sentenced to death was influenced by mob spirit. Attorney General J. S. Utley, in de­ murring, declared that the question had bcon brought in the state courts and ruled against, and that hnbaeso corpus proceedings brought in fedoral court on these grounds should be dis­ missed. Hu cited as a precedent tho Loo Frank case of Georgia, In which it was h'old that evldonco of hostilo manifestations ,once admitted ,could not again be used as grounds for ac­ tion. • i) WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 29.— Tho possihlo emergency measures by municipalities to cut down the num­ ber of th ecountry’s involuntary idle was taken up todny at a public henr­ ing before tho public Works commit­ tee of the nntlonns conference on un­ employment. Inquiry wns directed townrd deveinping what measures might he oaken by towns nnd cities for speeding up public works. (By Th* A|»ocUUd F r tn ) LONDON, Sept. 29.—Sinn Fein have been invited to tnkc part in n conference hero October 11 li^an o to dispatched today to DoValern bjrvremier Lloyd George. The note is con­ sidered to bo tho British government's final word in oxchnngc of messnges between London nnd Dublin. Lloyd George informed DcVnlern, ipe Trial Drags howover, the government could not ni­ iVhile Jury Selection ter tho position that Ireland could not allowed to separnte from tho Brit­ Goes on Apace bo ish Empire, but must base her propo­ not Get Enough Men In Jackson­ sition upon self government ns a mem­ ber of the British Dominions. ville—-Try Sanford Merchants’ Gala Day Promises Big Time tfor Everybody ing the Country from Coast to Coast NEW YORK, Sopt. 29.—The speody return of prosperity with plenty of work for nil wns forccnBt yesterday by two notable figures in industrial and mercantile circles, Charles E. Bed­ ford, president of tho Vacuum Oil Company, nnd John Wnnnmaker, mer­ chant of Now York nnd Philadelphia. “Business Revival Week,” Bald Mr. Wnnnmaker, “I think will bo expand­ ed into n business revival of years and years. I have more faith in Am­ erica today and more bolief in our prosperity thnn in all my BO years ns a merchant. There will bo plenty of work for nil if wo show our faith, not by relaxing our efforts, holding buck in fear, put on bluo glasses and keep­ ing our money In our pockets, but by making needed improvomoqts, start­ ing to build and rebuild, buying and sollingr-putting to work our energy our brains—everything wo have—for tho good of the country. “Instoad of curtailing our ad­ vertising wo aro enlarging It. Instead of standing pat on our stores as thoy hnvc been, wo are refitting, rearrang­ ing, rebuilding and improving them. To do this wo have given employment Daytona Beach last week disposed to largo bodies of mechanics and oth­ of $20,000 worth of bonds for general ers, day and night." In Mr. Bedford's viow, conditions municipal improvement. will bo restored to norninl by spring, Imrring unforseen developments. "It is my opinion," ho snid, “that American business men now have abundant cause to ho optimistic and hopeful nH to the future. Likewise those who nro engaged in relieving tho unemployment situation may find tho sanio reasons for n belief thnt it will he brought to norniul before very long. “Business nnd with it, employment, hnve picked up steadily, sinco tho low ebb reached this summer, nnd both continue to show n gradual nnd steady growth. Unless tho central European or some unforseen crisis intervenes there is every reason to be­ lieve that the improvement will con­ tinue throughout the fall and winter months..” FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED OUT The Aro department wns called out this morning to the rear of tho Her­ ald building whero tho ahsck usod for melting metal for tho Horald linotypes had eaught on flro in tho roof. It was easily extinguished with tho loss of a few shingles but will have to bo rebuilt of corrugated iron and put in fire proof condition. CHICAGO COPS HAD SYSTEM ON BOOZE CHICAGO, Sept. 29.—A multiple shnkedown system through which Chi­ cago policemen wero alleged to hnvo obtained ns many ns hulf a dozen rnkcoflfs on the samu case of whiskey was revealed in the government investi­ gation of the police department snid by Chief of Police ChnrleH FitzmorriH to contain 2,500 bootleggers in n membership of 5,000. The request of Chief FitzmorriH that tho federal authorities help him clean his own house, made Inst week, was placed before the federal grand jury with a score of witnesses, most of them policemen, testifying. One of these witnesses, according to olTicials, explained the multiple Hhake down. Members of the police force, organized in hands, he snid, would ob­ tain Information nH to whiskey ship­ ments from other cities into Chicago, and then, in uniform, would rob the enrs in freight yards under tho pre­ tense of confiscating tho liquor. The whiskey then was sold at fair­ ly cheap bootlegging prices to get cus­ tomers to take it in ense lotH. When the liquor wns delivered, however, a policeman appeared and demanded a substantial amount from tho recipient for protection. After tho Hum hnd been paid, othur policemen would raid tho place, nnd, after collecting an­ other protection feo, would “confiscnato" tho liquor, resell it and repeat the process of grnft, sometimes half a dozen times before turning the whis­ key over to a favored Haloon-keoper for sale by the drink at high prices. According to federal officials, tho investigation will go bnck to the Miko DoPike Hcitlcr ease where two bands of uniformed policemen fought for possession of a carload of liquor, val­ ued at $105,000 nnd shipped hero from Kentucky. Detective Sergeant Eddie Smalo, nbHolved in thnt case, now Ih under arrest with two othor dotectivo sergeants In connection with tho pres­ ent investigation. Ho is charged with extortion. Charles F. Clyne, United Stntes dis­ trict attorney, still wns preparing a full report to Chief Fitzmorris in which ho promises to nnmo every member of tho polico force against whom ho hus evidence. Half a dozen polico commanders woro questioned by Mr. Sylno in addition to tho pollcomon taken boforo tho grand jury. It is be­ lieved thoy woro askod about reports that pollcomon had beon seen intimid­ ating govrnmont witnesses in the caso and offering thorn money not to testi­ fy or to leavo town. Work has started on the handsome new building for the First Bank at Bradentown. The furnishings and equipment of the new bank will bo up-to-dato in every respect. The big day wnH started this morn­ ing when the parade swung down the streets headed by Sheriff Hand as grand marshal nnd tho Snnford band playing inspiring airs ns tho horses pranced and the little boys wero well repaid by tho great sight for coming down hoforo daylight to sco it all. Captain George DcCottes.'of Company I), led his gnilnnt men on a fino horso nnd looked tho part nnd his men fol­ lowed with their ammunition carts, each enrt being pulled by a mulo and tho nrrny of militnry men nnd their equipment mndc a most imposing oppenrnnee. Many of the men were un­ able to get off from their work and the entire company wns not in the pa­ rade but enough were there to show the public whnt they hnve in the way of armament. Following the compnny came tho merry minstrel men in costume with a piano on the wagon plnying n mer­ ry tune and two rag time darkles playing tho hones and tnnibourinc ad­ vertised the big Dixie Minstrels to­ night. The Qunlity Shop hnd a bevy of pretty glrlH in tho pnradc as did tho Lexington nnd Hupmobllu enrs, Willys-Knight nnd iinndley-Knight nnd Overland enrs, the Dodge cars and Hovcrnl others. The Hof-Mnc Batter­ ies hnd their "boot" driven by Billy Hodman, Lord's Purity Water hnd n ear, nnd the rear was brought up by the tournament riders and thcru wna a bunch of these Florida riders of tho ranges and that they will give the pub­ lic some real riding this afternoon goes without saying. The parade was good for hnving been jumped up in a hurry a few days ago ns it was decided at first to cut out the parade hut the parade is half of the celebration and more than half of a racing event and it gives tho crowd the proper pep to take in what comes inter on. At noon todny tho big crowd will he entertained by tho big free barbecue on the lake front and thousands will be fed here. Tho folks nro bringing their bnskets and it will he a general gathering of tho folks for mnny miles around. After the parade thin morning Cap­ tain DeC'ottes gave a fine nddress to tho big crowd In front of the court house and the morning was a busy one with the great mingling of tho crowds on First Htreet nnd the general shopping nnd trading of the out-of­ town people. A big horse nnd mulo auction Is going on at tho lake front nnd there is plenty of excitement am) an atmosphere of a county fair. This afternoon will come tho tourn­ ament riding, tho horso racing, tho mnehino gun company shooting, tho Rod and Gun Club shoot nnd many other features. Tonight the Dixia Minstrels nnd the big Htreet dance in front of the court house. The Sanford bnnd is furnishing the music nnd everything looks like a per­ fect day. As the Herald force Iuih gone on a strike at 2 o'clock today tha program nnd the write-up of tho big day will follow in tomorrow’s Herald. ' SI I’l OPPOSITION TO KU KLUX IN SOUTH JAX BETTERMENT LEAGUE ORGANIZES (By Th* AStooUUd Bit**) JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 29.—Oppo­ sition to the Ku Klux Klan groups in South Jacksonville one of announced purposos Fifth Ward Betterment Lea­ gue organized at that town laBt night. "New buildings are rearing com­ pletion,’ snys tho Clermont Clarion in a Lcnuiino. The newspaper tells of advance made in the construction of the Balley-Izlor building and at the Jones building. Both structures are going forward rapidly, and will bo ready for occupancy in a short time. Another building that is fnst assum­ ing shapo is that of tho First National Bank. Clermont will bo much, changed! when tho Improvements, noted are finished and occupied. l i ' * *v �another Make Effort to Prove That Fatty W as N ot ■ to Blame for Death * Our Clothcraft customers invariably say that. Maximum value at the price always finds friends whether it's Clothes or what-not. SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO TOURIST SEASON HAS O P E N E D FOR SEASON JACKSONVILLE FILLING - STA TION SAY NEARLY 400 CARS i PASS IN WEEK. (11 r u Am—UM Tnm) SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 28.—The defense in th t preliminary hearing of Fatty Arbucklo charged with murder, Also “A Clever D um m y” a Mack Sennett announced it ie prepared to begin ita effort to clear him when Police Judge Comedy Lazarus' court resumed its session at 2 o'clock this afternoon, Pacific time. The prosecution completed its presen­ tation of evidenco yesterday. ELSIE FERGUSON IN “SACRED Sensational charges of blackmail AND PROFANE LOVE” ; ALSO A hints of “white powder" and bad DOLLAR'S WORTH, " A 2-PART CENTURY COMEDY hootch, of intimacy between principal state witnesses were expected. PRESIDENT HARDING ACCBPT8 The spotlight of searching cross­ VICE PRESIDENCY OF examination was to be turned on the testimony, lives and character of Mrs. H i i i i i i i i i i i M H N i i H i i i i n i a a N i i n k i i i i i M i l u l l l | | | ORGANIZATION. Bambino Maude Detmont, the “aven­ JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Sept. 28.— ger" of the dead Miss Rappe, A1 BernAletter from President Harding an­ nacher, who gathered up the dead nouncing hla acceptance of an honors girl's clothing “to clean an automoblte' ary vice-presidency of the Merchant and the other witnesses upon whose A great number o f students are dull in their ! Marine Minute Mep of America, waa testimony District Attorney Brady de­ ' studies because of the very great nerve strain ' read at a meeting of the organisation pended on a conviction. they are continually under, causing a i dim s Development of the “blackmail" hold in tho councl Ichambcr of the • i 1 i • n i i , . 9 theory—based upon the assumption city hall here yesterday. im age that does not remain firmly imbedded I Tho ‘organization grew out of a that A1 Semnacher took the doad in the mind. Give the student the full advan- j movement started here recently by girl’s clothing for the purpose of later extorting money from ATbuckle—was tage o f all his mental powers. We have the \ J. W. Hart, formerly connected with the shipping board and new necre- promised before thed efense finished. m ost modern equipment for the examining of S Three main channels in which the tary of the Patatka Chamber of the eyes and fitting o f glasses. ; Commerce, which has for its purpose case for the defense would run were outlined yesterday: the taking over and operation of the First—That Virginia Rapp died merchant marino in the Interest of from causes for which Roscoe Arbuckformer service men. le shared no responsibility. A letter from Senator Fletcher at 212 E ast First S i Sanford, Fla. j Second—That the state’s witnesses Washington was read saying he had were not to be credited. inserted tho so-called H art plann in Third—That the episode Involving the Congressional ecord, of Septem­ tho death of Virginia Rappe was seiz­ ber 25, in full. President Harding ex­ ed upon as an opportunity to black­ pressed the hope, in announcing hla mail Arbuckle. acceptance of a vice-presidency, that Possibly, it was said, tho real punch the "organization may realizo the large usefulness of which ita program List your property with me. for prompt service and gives promiso." ----------------------------- results ---------------------------It wns announced that another RENTAL OR SALE meeting of the organization would bo held noxt Friday. Ernest Metcalfe, BIG OR LITTLE—THAT’S ME secretary to Mayor Martin, and who acted as chairman of today’a meet­ ing, asserted that requests for infor­ 115 PARK AVENUE mation and membership had been re­ REAL ESTATE OFFIC ceived from all sections of the coun­ try. * Other speakers today included* J. Lino, C. M. Tyler, Florida Freight ngent for tho Southern Railway, Ma­ jor H. R. Payne, commander of the local American Legion post, J. H. Coughlin, of a local business firm, J. W. Hart, originator of tho plan, E. R Waite, publisher of tho South Atlant­ ic Ports magazine, and City Commis­ sioner W. A. Evans. The Eyes are the Windows of the Brain j McLaulin’s Optical Parlors YESTERDAY’S RESULTS American League At Now York 0, St. Louis 2. At Philadelphia 0-1, Boston 5-8. Others not scheduled. National League At Pittsburg 0, Philadelphia 0. At Boston 8-0, Brooklyn 6-8. At Chicago 3, Cincinnati 8. Others not scheduled. At At At At American Aaoclation Indianapolis 1, Milwaukee 8. Louisville 1, Kansas City 18. Toledo 11, St. Paul 6. Columbua 0-0, Minneapolis 11-6, CANADIAN MILLE ANNOUNCE REDUCTION IN NEWS PRINT, (By Tht JUmoUUA Vr«Mi WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28.— Tho Cnnadinn Export Paper Com­ pany, Ltd., announced a reduction of flftoen dollars por ton for nows print pnpor for tho fourth quarter of the present year, the department of com­ merced was informed today. DEBS MAY GET HIS PARDON AS HOLIDAY GIFT, NOW THOUGHT. JOE CAMERON TOOK FIRST PRIZE IN BEEF CONTEST If anyone has any doubts about what kind of beef the stockmen of WASHINGTON, D. C., Sopt. 28.— this section of Florida can raise they If Eugeno V. Debs, socialist, in pris­ should see the big array of choice on at Atlanta, is pardoned or his sen­ beef piled up in tho cold storago of tence is commuted, may bo cither in George Fox Co., in this city owaiting tho form of a Christmas or Now the big fires that; will barbecue it to­ Years gift from tho president. night nnd nil of tomorrow morning, Delay over \ the treaty of peace getting rendy for tho big feed nt with Germany today forecasts weeks noon. of delay beforo senate action, and Tho meat camo from ranches in this tho other diplomatic negotiations and adjoining counties and is some of which aro to follow, can bo at a stage the finost that has ever been on exhi­ for tho official proclamation. bition. It is native beef, grass-fed Work has Just started on romodol Officials havo made it omphatlc nnd came from Joe Cameron, J. H. lng the First National Bank build that there will bo no action in the Padgott of Volusia county, C. C. ing at BrooksviUo. Debs case until peace is proclaimed. Humphries nnd several other ranchos in this county. Tho ment brought in by Joo Cameron took first prize and It is meat that speaks well for the cat­ tle breeding in Seminole county. The other meats aro also fine, that of Messrs. Padgett nnd tho Humphreys being choice also but the Cameron ment in tho opinion of tho Judges was tho finest nnd it took tho prizes. Tho {I Said the follow who did not like to work ;; exhibition of Florida beef wns a great J; ond ho really thought tho world should «■idea nnd brought in a fine nrray and pay him without working ^ P* \ showed tho folks who did not know that Florida boef in fine nnd not of ii HE OBTAINED THE LIVING i: tho tickey vnriety they hnvo been led 11 But such a life—it was his theory about • ■ to bollove it might bo. Mr. Stokes, of HThe World Owes ii Me a Living II !! ;; i: The ONLY DECENT LIVING :: Is obtained by saving your money while you are making it and put it in the b a ft where it draws 4 per cent interest. !! ;; \; T he Peoples Bank o f Sanford DRESSES, SUITS, COATS Etc. 9} fVie haveyet had the pleasure o f offering the public A broad statement to make ns wo have given tho public somo wonderful values in tho past, but this one will cap them all. Our purchases woro fortunate for ourselves, but will be more so for our patrons as the price wo offer them for is far less than you havo expected to pay. You-will be surprised a t tho savings you will find here. Dresses, Coat Suits, Coats and M illinery Stylo and quality go hand in hand in this unuauniy fine display of Women’s and Misses’ Fall and Winter Models in Dresses, Suits and Coats. There is onough variety and choice to satisfy tho most critical buyer. Then, too, we can supply the many accessories that tho well dresBcd woman wants, such as: I! 11 • '< There la no need for you to delay securing your Fall and Winter Clothing. Visit this friendly store where every courtesy and consideration will be shown you. Make your selections now while our stock is complete. See Window Display LET US TELL YOU ABOUT IT TODAY for tha barbecue and there will be eome delicious meata to be given out tomorrow. j The largest purchase and greatest values of ii ii how to get a living without working. Tho world owes each one a living but it is up to overy one to collect it. The best way to get the best living is to have your monoy where you can get it when you want it—in the bank M l * \\ JACK LONDON’S See Window Display SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 121 214 E. FIRST ST. �V 11r*T' ‘ -r&y-yr ':'c'y:r>‘ pv V THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1021 FAGE TWO W HAT EVERYONE KNOWS m * WE ARE ALIVE To the financial interests of every man, wom­ an and child whom it is our privilege to Berve. Accept this as a most cordial invitation to attend our ■ \;Lvf I 'H i .««4 • :: j; WE REALIZE that each client is a partner with us in this rapidly growing bans—and that sound fi­ nancial building for him means sound growth also for this institution. t- i i ii WE INVITE YOU to share this partnership. Remember that we are here to serve your interests. 4% INTEREST PAID i The Seminole County ii Bank ; STRENGTH 4% PROGRESS :: INTEREST PAID SERVICE *********** I* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *+•('+*♦♦■{•+•*■*++*+*M"J»l,*M*,l,4 + ♦*++++*• > SO C IETY HRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, Phone 217-W SOCIAL CALENDAR IK WEDNESDAY—Mrs. Henry Purdon will ontortnln tho members of the Somlnolo Bridge Club at her homo on Palmetto nvenuo nt 3:30 p. m. SATURDAY—Children’s Story Hour will bo held at Central Park nt 5 o’clock. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Scoggins nnd fnmily, have returned from a several months stay in the north nnd are now occupying their attractive home on Park avenue. Mrs. F. B. Langley and Master Frank Latlttloy have returned homo from Daytona Bench where they spent ten days. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. C. Mnrlowo nnd Mnntor Bobble, are spending the day at Dnytonn Bench. nnd Mrs. E. A. Dougins and Miss Virginia McDaniel, returned homo Inst night from n delightful motor trip to Miami, nnd Pnlm Bench, SEMINOLE BRIDGE CLUB. Mrs. Honry Purdon entertained the members of the Seminole Bridge Club yosterdny nftornoon, at her cozy home on Palmetto avenue. The room where the enrd tabula were arranged, were nttrnetlvcly decorated with baskets of pink vine nnd hibiscus. The card game proved most inter­ esting, nnd the prize for high score, a cut glnss nappy, was won by Mrs. Robert Hines. At the conclusion of the card game, Mrs. Purdon served chicken snlnd and accessories ,nnd iced ten. Mrs. S. M. Lloyd substituted for an absent club member. The club mem­ bers present were: Mrs. J. U. Lawson, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. D. C. Mnrlowo, Mrs. Fred S. Dnlger, Mrs John C. Smith, and Mrs. Archlo Betts. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR. The Indies of the Methodist church Mr. nnd Mrs, J. E. I’nce have moved will hold their Christum# Bazaar, into their new home recently con­ December 9 and 10. The place to he structed on Mellonville avenue. announced later. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts are mov­ ROLLINS STARTS PRACTICE. ing linck to thoir homo on Pnlmotto avenue, today. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. WINTER PARK, Fla., Sept. 27.— Pace, who have been occupying the , Rollins College's footbnll squad has Betts homo since their home was de­ ( started prnctico with more than 30 stroyed by lire, moved yesterday in­ candidates, said1 to ho,the largest to their new home. ! number ever to come out for the team. Coach Schlitcher has held the workMiss Louise Kolb, of Ozark, Ala,, „uts thus far to tho preliminary is expected to arrive today and will he stages by putting the men through a the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Kolb process of fnlling on the ball, going for the winter. Miss Kolb will teach down under punts nnd receiving pass­ in tho grammar school here. es. Some tackling of the dummy hn'H nlso been enrried out, Sovernl practice J. F. Mobley, who has spent tho game hnvo been arrnnged with tennis summer with his daughter at Cedar made up of former college pinyers Keys, returned Tuesday and will from Orlando nnd vicinity. Prospects spend tho winter with his son and j nt this time are for a lino averaging dnughter, Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Mobley. 17r, pounds. nrobpounds The bnckflold Imcklluld will will prob nhly include Ilob Wright, this year's Mr. nnd Mrs. M. W. Stewart, of captain, nnd Lloyd Boyle, Inst year’s Jacksonville, were visitors here yes­ Held lender. terday, stopping at tho Montozumn. Rollins will have its opening game with tho Univorcity of.FIoridn nt Or­ Mrs. Ellznhcth Whitnor, who has lando on October 8. Thence the team been visiting her daughter., Mrs S. 0. will wndo into its schodulo which calls Chase, nt her cottage at Dnytonn fo rsevernl game with out of stato Beach, returned homo today, colleges. Tho season will end at Tampa, Thanksgiving Day, when Rol­ Mrs. B. F. Whitnor and ^laughter, lins tackles Birmingham Southern Un­ Elizabeth, hnvo returned home after iversity, Arrangements are niso under wny spending some time visiting in Jack­ for a poBt-sonson gnmc with tho Uni­ sonville. versity of Havana at Havana Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr. H1 CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED “Foot of First St.” and cleaned nt your call for nnd deliver. Electric Washers Steam Pressery, 317 S HOF-MACI BATTERY! CO. I RENTAL BATTERIES FOR ALL CARS £j N bw home or wo will Hamilton Beach used.—Sanford 1st St. Phone SCO "The Old Commercial Club Takes n New Lense of Life," remarks tho Moore Haven Times in a headline. The story tells of n revival of inter­ est in tho commercial organization and a determination on the part of prominent business and professional men of tho place to keep the organiza­ tion up to tho mark of roni useful­ ■ ness nnd efficiency. Every town nnd city must have n bonrd of trade, 1 commercial club, chamber of com­ merce or similar body which can act i upon matters of public interest in n : decisive wny, Mooro I Invon will grow nnd thrive nnd the commercial club will help. s One rtf Mm tilings that every woman knows Is tho adaptability of tho sepa­ rate skirt of plain black sntln. With one of ttiese nnd with blouses for dress or semi-dress affairs, to ho wo. i with Jit, tho nverngo woman can look, the coming winter In the face with a mini) ut rest. The skirt pictured is hdronod with a long row of small sntln-covered buttons nnd loops. UPSALA AND : GRAPEVILLE : * *********** Rev. J. I. Albertson and wife, our Sunday school missionaries, will lie with us ngnin next Sunday, preach­ ing at 11 a, m., nt Lake Mary, 3 p, m. in Upsnln and in the evening nt Paoln. Wo nrcnlwnya glad to hnvo them with us. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hurcld Haskins were Sunday visitors nt the homo of thoir sister, Mrs. Nieco and father, Mr. Malm. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Tyner, of San­ ford, nnd thoir mother, Mrs. Char­ lotte Tyner, of Tampa, who has been recently visiting with them nnd with friends in Jacksonville, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T, O. Tyner; on the 23th Miss Brown of Sanford was a visitor. Eddie Lee nnd a lady friend spent Monday evening at tho homo of his brother, Jesse nnd wife. Clarence BorgquiBt is having a lit­ ■ ■ tle rest up at tho home of his parents at Tiger Bay, nnd Ills brother, Elmer, is here just now, both hnvo hurt a ■u Anger. Our Grnpeville young men are about all off on n motor trip this week and things seem pretty quiet Miss Olga Vihlcn is enjoying a well earned rest at the home of her par­ ents,' was a cnller nt the homo of Mrs. Jesse Lee, Mondny. She has just re­ turned from n three weeks v a ca tion spent with friends at Miami. Mrs. A. F. Westerdick lenves with Mrs. Parkinson nnd granddaughter, Miss Helen, of Osteen, on Thursday to attend the nnmml Adventist enmpmocting in Orlando, for ten days. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. I.. Campbell and little ones, left on Mondny to visit two nr three weeks with his relatives in Indiana. Friends will he sorry to hear that Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns. Rnntone of Bos­ ton, hnvo given up tho idea they had of coming south this winter, so Mr. nnd Mrs. Stent, who have been keep­ ■M ing up their plnce for them will move back to their own home in a couple of weeks. Upsnln had n good rain Sunday, but only a few drops fell in Grnpcvillo. —. —. Mngnuson spent a few days nt tho homo of Mr .and Mrs. Erlcsoh, ho is expecting soon to leave to take up his work ngnin for Mr. Chase. We hoar that Mr. J. E. Sundquist has been ill for a few dnys. Mrs. Bnllinger was in TJpsnlnn Tucsdny spending the day with Mrs. Kbbn Leo nnd mother, Mrs. Stedt, niso calling on Mrs. Barrel and Mrs. Ericson, Mr .and Mrs. Edwin Petorspn and daughters motored over Sunday from their homo at Holly Hill nnd spent the day with relatives in Grnpeville. In out Inst items wo gave the sad nows of the death of Mrs. Emil Magnuson, which we think will bo in tho weekly. Rev. Wnlker, from Sanford, conducted tho funeral services nnd a Inrgo number of relatives nnd sym­ pathizing friends attended the funeral with many beautiful floral offerings, covering tho grave nt Lnkovlcw. Her sister, Mrs. Adam Knrr, of DcLnnd, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Larson, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Jncknon« from Piedmont, also attended. J. C. Collier, of Sanford, loft on Saturdny for Canton, N. Y., to bring back hin better half, who has been spending tho summer north with their relatives. Salespeople’s Competitive Exhibition Next Saturday, O ct 1 st The entire building will be especially decorated for the occasion, and prizes will be awarded to the departments making the best showing. Never before, and perhaps never again, will you have an opportunity to see such a splendid display of merchan­ dise arranged in such an attractive manner. There will be great rivalry between the various depart­ ments, all vieing with each other for the attractive priz­ es, resulting in a most wonderful display. Plans for this Big Event Are going ahead vigorously, such hurrying and scurry­ ing around, everyone seems determined to be the first prize winner, and^ve can tell you right now, the judges are going to have a hard job deciding who the winners are. j The awards will be graded on the basis of 100 divided in­ to the following points: 60% for Merchandise Displays as Follows: Selling Power of Display............... 20% Maximum Beauty of Display...........................15% Maximum Suggestive Selling Id e a s.............. 10% Maximum Instructive Ideas .......................... 5% Maximum Attractive or Commanding Most Attention........;....................10% Maximum 40% for Keeping and Arrangement of Stocks as follows: Appearance of Stock....................... 10% Maximum Arrangement of Stock................... 10% Maximum Classification of Stock................... 10% Maximum Convenience of Stock..................... 10% Maximum FIRST PRIZE...................:............... ..................... $100.00 SECOND PRIZE..................................................... 50.00 THIRD PRIZE ............ .......................... ......... ...... 25.00 NAMES OF JUDGESMrs. T. P. War low Mrs. J. T. Fuller Mr. R. B. Brossier Mr. W. M. Glenn Prof. Sexton Johnson Dr. Dean Adcock Mr. M. J. Daetwyler THE STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY to enable us to put on the finishing touches, and the judg­ ing will take place Friday evening, behind closed doors, after which the entire store force will be the guests of the firm at a banquet at the San Juan Hotel; at which time the prize winners will be announced, so on Saturday when the doors are thrown open, our friends will be able to know which departments won the prizes. Yowell-cDrefw Company % ♦ ■ t 1. Orlando, Florida DRINK Offlco supplies of all kinds at The Herald Printing Co. When you want -inythlng in this line ace Tho Herald Elder Springs Water. Its 90 98-lOf : ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a___________________ per cent pare. 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IV/ 1i \ i iUilii L ,1 ir .<■ iw< 111] ■" *W ,t» *nH(iMfjrf»k i .tf» »(<iM •■tfi.i O h m LTAMCfaTE SPRINGS has an atmosphere, and so have other placW iif Simfhrfle Cotffity, but Alta­ monte's atmosphere has the pecu_ liar quality of a Lodestone—it's inl ;n ts may remove to other places in other c^m es, but they always return or have a very stro n g desire to do so, and of course there is th a t-n o t verj('mysterious reason— Altamonte's beauty-r-for all humanity is drawn to beauty. t A ltam onte Springs is placed in such a fav­ orable location, that her man-made beauty, combined with the natural beauty, forms the Alta-Monte that we know today. The Alta­ monte o f George Frost of Boston, of Herman W estinghouse of the great Westinghouse Electrical Company—-who were among its founclers— is not the Altamonte of today. Founded a s the home of rich men only, we now reach out for residents of humbler means also, as we realize that riches alone do not make a town livable. It stands to reason that the state was scoured by these wealthy mep to find their ideal before founding their town. Therefore Altamonte's location is the pick of the state. Altamonte Springs has an altitude of 220 feet—th u s getting pine filtered sea air from the A tlantic Ocean 30 miles to the East, and the Gulf of Mexico to the West, forming that wonderful ozone known as jhe "Atmosphere of Altamonte” and when combined with the odor of orange blossoms and jassamine in season, and this combination comes breezing into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is bound to give the ailing their health, and the healthy more health and joy of living. Altamonte Springs has in its territory hun­ dreds of acres of orange and grapefruit groves in high state of cultivation, and has within her boundaries five beautiful lakes with clean, sandy shores, no marshy borders. T Lake Orienta (upon which is' located the “AlX tamonte Hotel”, famous among tourists all t a il n<> LsiI . ' M JO jif: hUt . t ? ■ ■ I'*-T»"1 r nit"* I>II)|I n+ Vwf'lTKt!* v*l*> .M»1 '. Syillll i.'i 4ioJno‘-^ ),t in., <«»»«•!J vn)i « imm •J X'fllOM 1:’ «! Mull' *>f) I llll*. over the country for its wonderful <hlisine and excellcnt management of its owners, ,George E. Bates &.Son) is the largest of these lakes and is noted for its black bass fishing, which is jCalptisly guarded by the owners of ■the land surrounding the lake, who w.elcofne the trq^f ish.erriian’with sporting ideals. The “Altamonte Hotel” is located at the east end of this lake, upon a bluff overlooking the full'length of its waters. Lake "Ade­ laide” is across a park to the rear of the hotel, and upon this lake is the "Altamonte Spring'' of absolutely pure water. • th e paved highway from Jacksonville to Tampa and all South Florida passes through Altamonte. A day's ride in an automobile may encompass two hundred miles in a,ny di­ rection without leaving a fine paved road, making Altamonte an admirable location for automobiiists, a fine large garage is, under construction and will be open for business in a few weeks, two stores with filling stations are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a city at hand. ~ Altamonte Springs is located on the Tampa and Jacksonville Division of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Western Union Telegraph office, Express and Third Class Postoffice, Electric Lights, beau­ tiful shady streets of large oaks, within 14 miles on brick highway of Sanford, and 9 miles on brick highway to Orlando. Winter Park, with Rollins College, is on the same road just five miles to the South. The hotel is the center of social life with card parties, dances, etc., and Altamonte's winter residents and home-folks are of a su­ perior order and of a prosperous, enlightened class. Our Surrounding country and neigh­ boring towns of Longwood and Maitland are of the same order and are fine neighbors, and are only two miles away to the North and South. # s The practical side of Altamonte Springs is not to be slighted in this article, for, aside from her fruit industry,Altamonte is noted as having 40 acres in covered conservatories deyoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship’ ped in sedson mostly to the north, and the in­ dustry represents an investment of over a quarter of a million dollars and a payroll of hundreds of dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. Haines, ex-congressman from New York, heads the largest of these conservatories, Hie Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. Mr. B. L. Maltbie, of the Maltbie Chemical Works, of Newark, N. J., is one of Alta­ monte's latest developers, and is planning a ‘ great future for ** i _»• ** us this winter. Altamonte has a Chamber of Commerce, whose Secretary, W. B. Ballard, is always glad to give information upon request. Alta­ monte Springs’has just recently been incor­ porated and is officered by unsalaried men of progressive ideas, but within keeping with a low millage. George E. Bates and Son are men to whom Altamonte Springs owes much, as many com­ ing as their guests buy property here and stay as residents. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two and one-half miles through the pine woods to the Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Les­ ter Beeman has spent thousands of dollars to give a pleasure resort for the free use of the* public, and one that is greatly appreciated. Mr. Beeman has a pretty little cottage at the Spring as have others from Sanford and Longwood. Altamonte Springs has never been boomed or exploited, but is now on the verge of a growth that will not be sporadic, but steady and substantial. A peculiar circumstance is the fact that there is only one “Altamonte Springs” in the world, and we are “IT”. Numbers of “Altamontes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only one “Altamonte Springs.” ! aii THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge S A N F O R D - ♦> Chase & Co. X Chas. E. Henry, Commission Merchant Kent Vulcanizing Works Standard Auto Top Co. A. Kanner, Star Theatre General Merchandise Roberts’ Grocery R. E. Stevens, Physician Hill Hardware Co. Bryan & Wheeler, Autos Wilson & Toomer, 4 Hill Lumber Co. Fertilizers Edw. H iggins, Autos. X Meisch Realty Co. - ~ t. „ . Realty Loan & Gtfar. Co. I Sanford Truck Growers, Inc £ * ■ S,P“rl'ng’ Real Egtate Automotive Supply Co. Miller's | Seminole County Bank Miller’s Bakery Bakery Speer & Son, Dry Goods Thos. Emmett Wilson | Peoples Bank of Sanford J. N. Tolar, Physician Attorney-at-Law v First National B ank Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. John Russel], V Wight Grocery Co., Commission Merchant Perkins & Britt, J Wholesalers Haberdashers L. P. McCuller, Groceries !$! B. C. Marlowe H. B. Lewis, Real Estate John T. Brady, Jeweler Vegetable Broker Cowan’s Tin Shop Geo. W. Knight, The Ball Hardware Co. W ight Bro?. Co,., Autos Real Estate and Insurance Chero-Cola Bottling Co. John G. Leonardi Reher Bros., Auto Painting Attorney-at*Law Contractor Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., Frank Lossing, Contractor Y Shinholser, Contractor Crates W est Side Grocery X Southern U tilities Co. Lee B™8 ’ S. Benjamin, General Merchandise I A- P. Connelly, Real EstAte Jt „ _ 1_^rner> 108 Sanford "patat & W all Pa- A. Raffeld, Ladies' Wear H. R. Stevens, Mayor 1 I George Fox, Cold Storage per Co. C. M. Hand, Sheriff W aters’ Kandy Kitchen ..P^oney-Walker fco. X Plumbers, Sanford Battery Service Co. H. C. DuBose, Real Estate ♦♦♦ & 0 . Motor Co.,Alutos Sanford Machine & Foun­ Frank Akers Gillen & Fry, T J10bjey’s Drug Store dry Co Co. Battery S ervice. Sanford Steam Laundry n?nfor«d Coca-Cola Bot. Co. Ray Bros.,'______ J. J. Mauser, Cigar M fgr. A S!yd®s t Johns RiVer Line Hotel Montezuma Crown Paper Co. 4 Store Bobbin’s Credit Store Sanford Dry Goods Co. ,*> Price, Contractor T.»m W Cn. Lumber Co. H. McLaulin, Jeweler y v” 111 Implement & Shp. Co. '& L t J i p S Bower & Roumillat, Drugs Commission Merchant % herd’s Purity Waiter Commission Merchant X 'v i\ • •J V Ti,. . 1-^ / it m jiV & f i OVIEDO O. P. Swope Land Co. C. L. W est, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, Printers. Office SijppHes George A. DeCottes, General Merchandise Attorney-at-Law C. T. McCulley, Garage E. A. Farnell, Groceries Barbers H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. Sanford Farmers Exchange ------- C H U L U O T A ----Florida Cuba Cigar Co. Cigar Manufacturers J. E. Synder, Dry Goods •. W. A. Whitcomb, Stanley & Rogers, Groceries Real Estate D. D. Daniel, Groceries Brown’s Meat Market I. D. Martin, Chuluota Company, Groceries, Meats ------- L O N G W O O D - -----Cates’ Crate Co. Groceries, Feeds E. W. Henck, Mayor Merchant’s Grocery Co. C. W. Entzm inger Williams Millinery Store Mid-Way Garage Virginia-Carolina Chem. Co O vetstreet & Payne, Fertilizers Groceries D. L. Thrasher, T. A. O’N eill, f . J. Miller & Son Hodges & McMullen, Clothing, Shoes Longwoqd Hotel A. J. Lossing, QufUpService Transfer ------A L T A M O N T E -----Geo. R Bates & Son, Sanford Barber Shop J. K. SMITH, Prop. AHunonU But*l ---------- G E N E V A---------- A. H. Fuller & Son, Groceries Logan Merc. Co. D. B. McIntosh, General Merchandise Fargo Luthber Co. C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse* E. Curlett, , ---------- M O N R O E -------Coca-Cola BoiUlng Co. Bell, Bros., Growers, Ship’rs J. W. Flynt, Gen, Mdse. W akefield Preserving Co. E. A.>Osteen, Grocer j* HWU«| V. 7 1 r \ti & •y,i1• A*’ ,r>(M i*- *. , ,^*,u..'f ,‘vJV’*- * j 1jvyV * 1; _;1 ’J Of* ‘t t f h g j , i fs /vj-1’-ifWc ’.s v.i 1 ■^ ! 4 ay 4 l * f 1‘ i +1. * ' if 1, ■ ;* _*,,V5].'f if) * ' U ^ Hi; 15' ilu;. i �'!♦1u;<VVr . •r r p ,, •*# 7;'"''\ *-ru\v4ir'r7. THK SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, B. 1. H O LL Y _____________ Editor H. J. LILLARD.^Secretary-Treaiurer H . A. NEEL______General Manager ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr., a n o u u n o x kanaozs Phene 148 up to 0 P. M. ' Thts day is not such a largo day, but just a general getting together and a gathering of the clans and a nelghborhod picnic. I t should mean miHi to the busi­ ness interests of Sanford for it Is the g ift of tho -merchants of this city. Wo hope that tho many hundreds of visitors enjoy it to tho limit. And don’t rush off in thq heat of the day. There will bo a big min­ strel show tonight, and street dance —the latter being absolutely free. Th tournament riding and races this aftrnoon will bo worth your tak­ ing a day off and coming to Sanford to witness. Tho best riders in tho state are hero today. And when you sink your teeth into th a t barbecued meat yau ennn remem­ ber that it is real Florida beef and some that perhaps hna not been dip­ ped for a year or more and yet It is all that could bo desired in meat. Try it and Bee how you liko it. Tho soldier boys of Sanford looked real classy this morning in the pa­ rade, We hope they will nover bo called for duty but If they are called they can bo dopended upon to de­ liver tho goods. And Sanford is proud of her machine gun company. And after today let every busi­ ness mnn in Snnford get right squnre on the Job of advertising, having spec­ ial sales, of going after the business of this section. Otherwise tho gain djny is thrown away. Kindness and courtesy are great things but prices are hotter. WHAT WATER TRANSPORTATION REALLY MEANS. Few people hore hnvc realized in the past and will realize in thq pres­ ent just what a grunt advantage W it­ ter transportation really will mean In this section of Florida, ^S. J. Sligh, one of tne pioneers In the "ship by water” movement, and one •of the largest shippors of fruits in Orlando, knows whereof he speaks, for he has Bhippod his fruits by water zince the time when there was no other means of transportation. In his speech nt Orlnndo tho other night, JuL-tnld them many things of lnturest and he was listened to with Interest for he Is an experienced shipper, and one of the oldest nnd largest ship­ pers in the State. We ropro<$ico what the Reportcr-Stanr said of his talk i "Mr. Sligh toid of a ship-by-watcr meeting which had been hold in Or­ lando in tho early afternoon, full do.tails of which will bo found in another column of this Issue. Mr. Sligh snid he had figures to show thut tho rail­ roads had taken from tho shippers and merchants of Orange county since 1018 $20,000,000 moro than their nor­ mal rate. It does not look like tho ex­ penses of the roads for Orange coun­ ty has Increased thnt much nnd yet the railroad heads tell us they are 'losing money. “I met a gentleman on tho train the other day who In discussing the problem advanced tho Idea that tho Dissolve 1-2 envelope of Gelatine in 1-2 cup cold • -water. Add 1 tablespoon o f lemon juice and syrup - from 1 can Libby's Red > Cherries, heated to boiling .p o i n t . When it begins to set, add Cherries and one sttf"•i fly beaten egg w h ite., Chill .yifutd servo with whipped cream. I Deane Turner i£ ;; Mr WBLAKA b l o c k rhottM 497-494 easiest way to bring the rates to where they should be was for the farmers to own their own railroad to the seaport towns and ship over their own bont lines from thoso points. This was was n small shipper of fruits, he suggested that each box of fruit be assessed ten cents as a fund towards the building of the ,road, this with other revenue would soon pay for the construction of the road and put it on n paying l«als. “It is Mr. Sllgh’s opinion if we want any assistance from Washington for our waterways wo must show them the amount of tonnage which will be handled over these routes. Ho said ho was in the Capital City some weeks ago When a large delegation from the State sof Washington and Oregon were there to secure an appropria­ tion for waterways, this committee had the exact amount of tonnage that would bo taken over theso waterways if they were completed, when .the of­ ficials woro shown the vast amount of good that would bo accomplished by tho building of canals and deepening of the natural waterways tho appro­ priation was granted. Mr. Sligh Is of the opinion that should Florida not bo visited by hard freeses in the next few years it will be utterly impossi­ ble for the railroads to handle the freig h t "This must be moved by wa­ ter transportation,* ho said, *Wo will have the St. Johns river connected with tho Indian river at or near Titus­ ville and wUl have almost hourly ser­ vice "from."tiiq pv^nerous steamship lines that will'make our ports.’ " Blbllolatroua and other aorta which la so many quarters pass for “religion” today, and which are given a Uissesfaire tolerance by a menacing misuse of the phrase of “religious liberty.” Aside from its teachings, the Bible la the greatest history ever written, and it is well for us not to lose sight of this fact. Modem history Is a se­ quel to Biblical history. In the record­ ing of some events the two histories parallel each other, in many others the one takes up where the other left off. There are no Important contra­ dictions. It is beat for tho teachings as interpreted by various denomina­ tions to be taught in Sunday schools, but secular historical emphasis might bo worth while. FLORIDA FAIRS FOR 1921-22. Jackson County Fair, Mariana. Leon County Fair, Tallahassee, Nov. 1-6. Alachua County Fair, Gainesville, Nov. 8-11. Suwannee County Fair, Live Oak, Nov. 8-12. Moltno Agricultural Fair, Molino. Orange County Fair, Orlando, Feb. 14-19. Pinellas County Fair, Largo. Bradford County Fair, Starke. Citrua County Fair, Lecanto. St. Lucie County Fair, St. Lucie. Palm Beach County Fair, West Palm Bench. Dado County Fair, Miami. Osceoln County Fair, Klsslmmeo. Brevard County Fair, Eau Gallic. Madison County Fair, Madison, October 26-39. GASOLINE HOGS' Marion County Fair, Ocala. Manatee County Fair, Bradentown, Tho suggestion is made that States l Taylor County Fair, Perry, Nov. throughout tho country sot out now 1 -6. to establish laws that will make life a burden to “gnsollneh ogs” of ail j South Florida Fair, Tampa, Febru­ kinds that infest the highways and ary. endanger pedestrians and themselves. I Florida State Fair, Jacksonville, “Gasoline hogs” are divided into the Nov. 12-10. following classes of dangerous nnd in­ | Polk County Fair, Bartow. | Jefferson County Fair, Monticollo, considerate drivers: 1 Nov. 4*5. 1. —The men who leaves his empty Alachua County Fair, Gainesville, car standing at a busy street all day Nov. 8-11. long. 2. —The man who turns a corner at Taylor County Fair, Perry, Nov, fifteen inlles an hour after n single 1 1-5. toot of the horn, giving tho pedestrian WEATHER AND CROP no chance, 3. —The mnn whof nils to stop back of the building line when halted by Conditions in Florida for the Week a crossing cop. Ending September 27, 1921. 4. —The mun who pnsscB to the left Tempernturo—A week of abnorm­ of n trolley car, whether tho Btreet ally high temperatures, maximum is empty or crowdod. well up in the 90's prevailing over 5. —The mnn who refuses to staytho section. Tho daily excesses rang­ in the traffic line nnd persists in edg­ ed from 0 to 0 deg. Too hot to work. ing nhend of tho mgn in front of him. Precipitation—A continuation of an 0.—Tho mnn who uses the left Bide unbroken drought of from 4 to 0 of tho Htrcet or roudway to got ahend weeks’ duration In some portions, and of the line. the driest September in some por­ 7. —Tho man who, intending to turntions of tho Bcctlon i nnbout GO years. a corner, rushes up alongside of the car on the right, thrusts out his hand, wingH across thof rant of tho other car nnd compels tho Inttcr driv­ er to make his car stand on its nose to prevent a collision. 8. —And the worst nuisnnee of all, the man whose passengers stick tholr hands out in all directions, leaving you to guess whether he intends going to the right or left or up in the nir.— American Industries. THE PURELY HISTORICAL SIG NIFICANCE OF THE BIBLE too hot and dry to do much plowing. Little or no fall grain has been plant* PAINTS OUT HIS SENTENCE, ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Sept 29. —W. F. Green, convicted here of hav­ ing liquor in his possemion, and sentenced to pay a fine of $100, went to jail because he didn’t have the money. Green asked for a conference with Chief of Police Bidaman several days ago, told the Chief he had heard the city desired to havo some paint­ ing done about the jail and asked for the Job, with the understanding that the wage he received waa to be ap­ plied to his fine. Chief Bidaman con­ sulted with Judge Speer and the Judge agreed to let Green take the job. Green now is painting the Jail at the wage of a regular painter. a h ____ ______ . _ » o f saving, thrift an(j economy^ and the establishm ent^! fidence and credit through an uninterrupted banking con nection Special Tax School District No. 8, Seminole County, Florida, by 0. P. Swope, C. L. West and T. L. Lingo, Trustees, and 0. F. Harrison, G. A. Dallas, and F. T. Williams, mem­ bers of County Board of Public In­ struction of 8eminolo County, Flor- A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Fortier, President B. F. Whitner, Cashier The State of Florida, ex rel Geo. A. DeCottes, State Attorney for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida. CITATION To the Citizens and Tax Payers of nald Special Tax School District No. 3, Seminole County, Florida: Whereas: A petition has been filed in tho above styled Court by Special Tax School District No. 8, Seminole County, Florida, setting forth the fact that an election has been called and held in said Special Tax School Dis­ trict No. 3. on the 9 th day of August, 1921, to determine whether or not there should be issued by said Special Tax School District, bonds in the sum of $20,000.00, to boar interest M atb tho JiVUViVV) w vuwr imutcov mu rate of six per cent (0%) per annum, Intorcat payable semi-annually, prin­ cipal to mature thirty years after the dnto of the bonds, and tho said bonds to be dated July 1st. 1921, tho pro­ ceeds of the said bonds to bo used for the purpose of acquiring, building, enlarging, furnishing or otherwiso im­ proving school buildings and school grounds nnd for tho exclusive use of tho public free schools within snid Special Tax School District No. 3: that a canvass of the returns of said election show prlmn facie that said election was in favor of the issuance of tho said bonds as aforesaid by the said district, Now, therefore, in pursuance to an order of the Court herein made and in conformity with law NOTICE is here­ by givon that the citizens and tax payers of tho snid Special Tax School District No. 3, Seminole County, Flor­ ida, aro by the said order and by law required to be and nppear before tho Honorable Circuit Court of the Sev­ enth Judicial Circuit, of Florida, on the 30th day of September, A. D. 1921, at ten o’clock in the morning, at DeLund, Volusia County, Florida, then and there to show cause. If any they have, 1why„ snid bonds should not be validated and confirmed. Witness my hand and official seal of office nt Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, this tho 7th day of Septem­ ber, A. D. 1921. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk, Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit, Somlnolc Coun­ ty, Florida. SCHELLE MAINES. Attorney for Petitioners. 9-8-4tc Nolle. of ixtlon tor Tax Dwd U nd.r B*aOenaral B tatut.a, Lava of Florida m _ _ fa, without' exception, a story In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, State of Florida. another protests, because they fe a r' Citrus fruits hnvo dropped badly their views will be supplanted by oth- J much of tho section —some report r.rtmrat. rmlirac*. lit. follnwlny ritacrllwd ------ — ns r v l n nup, n - trno. "HuHiM county. Florida, or vlows In the minds of their chll ’ fruit iron ns durytng creos are wilting, I'Vopwtr t»W|i: t.nt* i. t,Inh.B.mlnol. u . m. in ami at, sun. dren, and It is not always unreason 1I ,and Straw- ,lllnB - vtw aaid land„u..f twin:man*— «i ai __ some . . are. being" watered. . “ niraw|h(> ,,Bl*,1 (f,B(lw ,M(|iIlw (ideal. In able for them to assumo tho attitude | borry_ .plants hnvo_ made ___ ! no progress_ progress— Ihe nama of J, II. llryre. Unto.a .aid rerllflcalc ahall l>. redeemed aerordlny to late lax deed of protest, since they aro helpless once 1, some have died. Tho cotton crop hasJ will --------- . -----------hum. thereon on the Both day of October, A. the authority is given an Instructor been mostly plckcdj there will bo no "•« « • ., , , to furnish his own footnotes to tho top owing to weevil and drought. Hie 13th day of Seiitcmher. A. 1>. llii:. study of this important subject. ! Stock-water is senreo; ranges nro ox- ' ,SKAM K 7 ^ “ Vt. However although they do not ■cecdingly dry. Tho weather has been V.Mwr »r ^ M ^ w a W V a want another Individual teaching tho ] • ______________________________ 111V!Wf ____ lessons of tho Uiblo to their children, I 1 ' " “ " “ ----------------- -------■- — .................................. some parents make no effort to In-1 i Ma ■.#«4 n l e i Me t a .. 11 .1 4 L struct along theso lines, und therefore ^ <■* all instruction is lacking. {!! A private correspondent of tho Now York Times, whose nnmo would )| mid nothing to tho merits of the idea,! <■ advances a point worthy of consider*- J!! tion. He discusses the Bible from the j j purely secular viewpoint, nnd In the <■ course of his communication says: ( ! “Tho cure lies in the instruction of || GUARANTEED 6,000 MILES our children in the public schools In <> the true nature of tho mass of (Item- j !! turn known as tne Bible. Our chlldren are now entitled to know that tho 1• • Don’t fail to drive through our filling station and try Bible is neither intended to be used . •! ns a textbook of scietico nor as n | ) wheel alignment. The Weaver Indicator shows you if cryptic almanac of coming ovants. The ' \ | ^ h eels need attention. Bible, quite apart from “religion,” | • > has a secular value as tho best at- ,! count wo possess of one of the strains' J J of thought and experience wrought In-1<> to tho fabric of our civilization. David !! V ulcanising nnd Solomon, Jesus and Paul aro p er-1j } sons of secular Import, as much as 1■’ Charlemagne or cromwel), Washing- j 1! ton or Lincoln, Until the knowledge J; which has been secured regarding tho ' ' books of the Bible is given to our i > children, not through biased and. fu- 3! I 1 . . 1 but as .7* tile Sunday schools, facts of tho secular world with which as citi­ zens they will have to do, the minds of our people will continue to be open to accept the debasing superstitions of 111 The Biography of Successful Men . . First and Elm Avenue 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 nnd Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA BATTERIES FLORIDA Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND MJILDHM Planes and Specifications ChterfiS; Furnished Battery Troubles to Us All Work Guaranteed W* SpmUUm m XtectriM) Wort u4 t u (It* m iopooiablo Mrrlo*.. H. T. PACE P. 0. Bai JU w* also haw oourm u rr kzcxaxim roa OVXXHAUXJYO tops oab Banco you* * Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor! Sketches and Estimates Free; m Company building too large and none toe sail Phone 189 L. A. Renand, Prop. ----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED— HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” W ilson & Shorey Pine and Garland Sts., Orlsndo, Fla Sold and Serviced by PURE WATER Edw. H iggins, Inc. H aight & Wieland Elde^ Springs Water GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Oak and First REAL ESTATE 99.98% PURR Phone Sll-W Sanford, Fk LORD'S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Daily Service I’hoM SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Real Estate and Insurance V. C. COLLER, Prop. Phona 95 Geo. W. K night Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORI ..Employment Bureau.. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDKfl 617 Commercial Street Sanford, FU TRANSFER The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club “WE DELIVER THE GOODS" requests all young women deefring employment to register a t the Firet Quick Service T r a n s f e r National Bank. Storage Facilities AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman If we please you, tell o th e rs; II ** tell us. Phone 498 WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS O. a. WILSON, Own.r SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES W ltht BroUMri C u t n Buildtx* HOTELS Hotel M on tezu m a “S a n fo rd 's Now Hot#!" $1JO Up Per Day Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned Phont 176, Fourth and Sanford Avs New Era Printery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND . JOB PRINTING Acteylene W elding OF ALL KINDS Sanford W elding Co. Locstfti in Bagla Bldg., 206 Osk Art. ELECTRICAL ^Contractors �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1921 Utile H»PP*n*nP Mention of M ilte r* In p«r tonal I l *ml1 •fInterest : In and About & The City the w ea th er # For Florida: Local thunde erehowers tonight or Thurs# day. No change In tempera# ture. Floating Snail Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers T oumament Mr. and Mrs. W. N .Blackwood, of Orlando, were in Oviedo Sunday. Mr. und Mrs. N. J. Lawton and Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Leo visited Winter One of the annual affair^ in Sanford thnt attracts the lovers of good horse­ Pnrk and Orlando, Tuesday. manship and next Thursday will be no exception, and the big dance at Frank Norris spent Saturday1 In Kissimmee on business. night, with the parade and good eats and Minstrel Show and other things Mrs. W. E. Argo, nnd Miss Palmer Argo, spent Tucsdny In Orlando. that will take place that day should find you amongst the— Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swopo wont to WJntcr Park Tucsdny to tho opening of Rollins College, Miss A. D. Mitchell returned Fri­ day from Mobile, Ain. Mr. Frank Norris visited Sanford Monday. nnd in order thnt you might know the logical place to find out all you should A rally day service wn ahold by the know about theso Well Dressed Men we invite you to call around at their Bnptist Sunday school last Sunday. Milton Haight ,of Westfiold^ N. J., hendquarters—that’s-------------------hns returned to Oviedo and will be associated with his father In tho ce­ ment block business this wintor. A faculty meeting of tho Oviedo school wns hold Tuesday afternoon * and plans made for tho opening next r Monday, October 8. Mr. nnnd Mrs. W. J. Lawton and children, spent Snturdny nfternoon in Winter Pnrk nnd Orlando. 7 //f s r a /? f r / / / j r / s y /m p e k L The O. P. Swope cottage on Grohnm avenue, hns been sold to Mr. C. I. Reed, of Chicago. Edward McCnll left Inst week for DcLnnd where ho will enter Stetson University. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Vnrnc nnd fnmily spent Monday In Sanford. Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Dr. Weathers mnde business trip Henry McLaulin, Jr. to Orlando Tuesday. OPT. D. Mr. nnnd Mrs. S. W. Swope und son Francis, visited Sanford, Winter Park and Orlnndo Snturdny. Rev. L. E. Wright nnd Mr. Frank Norria were visitorn to Genova Wed­ FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED nesday. W. S. Barksdale, who hns been re­ IMMEDIATE POSSESSION lieving Miss A. I). Mitchell ns agent Ol>TICIAN OPTOMETRIST nt tho S. A. L. Ry., returned Sntur­ Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 Hast First St. Snnford, Fla. dny to Orlando. • : : TEMPERATURE : # # * # ^ # # J # # # * * * * * * # # A G. Payne represented Jnckson- # # yIIIo here yesterday. # E. D- Blackwell wan a visitor hero # # yesterday from Ilrnndon, Vt. # The very latest ntylos in millinery # ,it the Quality Shop. 159-8tc # # H. J. Jernignn was n business visi­ # # tor here yesterday from DeLand. # The Westminster Club will have a # cooked food sale at McCullor's Store # Saturday p. m., at 1 o'clock. 161-2tc # # J. W. Greenlees and wife nro spend­ # ing some time hero at tho Montezu­ # # ma. # # J. N. Hampton, of Waycrosa, Ga., was in this city yestesdny trnnsnnct- # ing business. -------- # Dawgone, she fell for It— we coaxed tho old bulb down yesterday by telling obout tho cold that wns coming and today we tnke great pleasure, ladles and gentlemen, nl calling your attention to tho fact that tho temperature hns fallon to 02. Wo can also promise that If another rain will como tonight after tho dance la over—of course—that tho 88 mark will soon bo rccordrd. But anyhow, ain't wo got fun today with everything stirring, and the streets filled with people, the pcoplo filled with barbecue nnd the colonels full of com, yes. 5:10 A. M. SEPTEMBER 2!) Maximum ....................... 02 Minimum /........................ 68 Rnngo ............................. 72 Barometer ......................30.12 Calm nnd part cloudy, # # * # # # # # # # # # # # * # # # * # * # # # # # WELL DRESSED MEN S a n fo rd , F la . Circle No. 1 will hnve a cooked food Tho Westminster Club will have a sale at tho Jones' Cash Store Satur­ cooked food sale nt McCullor’s Store 161-2tp Saturday p. in., at -1 o’clock. 161-2tc day afternoon. CHOICE B ungalow for Sale Miss Esther Flcisher^hns returned A large fish fertilizer factory is to from Long Island, N. Y., whero she be built at Panama City in tho near spent the summer. future. Some local capital may bo Injccetod. Mrs. Geo. Ilrnddock, of Scbnstinn, is tho guest of Mrs. J. II. Griffin, nnd Call and see our now fall lino of sister, Mrs. II. A. Causey, at their up-to-date millinery.—Tho Quality home on Fifth nnd Onk. Shop. 159-3tc The Westminster Club will have n Contracts have been lot for tho cooked food sale nt McCulter's Store erection of $10,000 new school build­ Snturdny p. m., nt 1 o’clock. lGl-2tc ing at Ponce DeLeon. Bonifny con­ tractors have the contract, L. G. Loveless hns moved Ills ncetylono welding plant from the old Ford Have your watches nnd jewelry topaired at McLnulin’s, Two first class building to the Engles building on •watch makers. Prompt Service. Onk avenue, and Is now prepared to of ncotylcno 140-tfc do any nnd nil kinds welding. He hns tho most improved Work is to start in about ten days machinery nnd knows how to do tho on the Cortez-Anna Marin bridgo, is work. Sec his ad in this Issue. Manatee county. This bridgo will bo several miles long. Mr .and Mrs. M. C. Cleveland, hot­ ter known ns Grovor, hnvo nrrived in “KXIDH" BATTERIES, the Glnnt tho city from Cleveland, Ohio, nnd that lives in a box. Wo enn now fur­ will be here for tho winter. Mr. nnii nish six Volt Batteries nt $2-1.50. Wo Mrs. Cleveland left here several years buy, sell, exchange, rechnrgo nnd re­ ago, after spending one winter on pair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ Bnnnna Lake, wherethey ow ne| a ers. Phone 518. 150-tfc nice ornngo grove nnd since that time hns been in Mexico nnd other coun­ In our new quarters with a fino lino tries. They will bo nt the Frank of new up-to-dnte millinery. Call Brown place on Banana I.nko for tho and see uh.— The Quality Shop, winter nnd thlcr many Sanford friends 159-3tc will bo glnd to hear of their being Three new concrete store buildings homo ngnln nnd thnt they will be hero bus been started at Voro by .Miles anil winter. “Grover" has never lost MeNcce. They will bo modem In his love for Snnford nnd he will bo in tho old game of raising oranges every way. and fine chickens ngnin before ho knnWH it. ROOFING, Red and green slntc surface, 3-ply $;],2G per squnro. Tiger The town of Inverness have called brand, p|„i„, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; a no lection for the latter part of Oc­ m i / ?i r 3, Frco delivery. Address " • f5inn. Box 301. 13D-26tp tober to vote on the bonding of their city for $75,000 for n water works nnd -Get your Scratch Pads from. The sower system. C o n n e lly, Real Estate Co, A new shipment of felt hats just received, which will be closed out at $2.00 each. Nuff Sed. City Licenses vDue Oc­ —The Sanford Shoe & tober 1, 1921 Clothing Co. tf N O TIC E ATTENTION Is called to tho fnct The Central Florldn Wnter Traffic thnt all City Liconscs nro pnynblo on or before October 1, 1921. League Born in Orlnndo Yesterday. SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to Proceeding the love feast of the Or­ lnndo nnd Snnford chamber of com­ merce ,roprsentntives from commer­ cial organizations of sections inter­ ested completed the organization of The Central Florida Wnter Trnffir Longue. According to the by-laws, the ob­ ject of this orgnnizntion “shall ho to promote the development of tho fa­ cilities and business ,vln the St. Johns river, to secure equitnblo freight rates out of, into nnd through Central Florida, nnd generally assist in im­ proving tho service of ship via water o rtruek, nnd solving the traffic prob­ lems of tho shippers of freight Into j and out of Central Florida nnd its trade territory. At tho evening meeting the com­ bined chambers of commerce stood godparents for this lusty infnnt, which upon maturity will give a good account of itself, FORD CAR PRICES F\ O. B. DETROIT REGULAR TYI'K— DEMOUNTABLE RIMS AND 30x3V2 TIRES LIST TOlJItiNG RUNABOUT ................................ $380.00 ................................ 350.00 TYPE— CHASSIS............................... TRUCK CHASSIS................ WITH STARTER type — T o u r in g .. Ru n a b o u t DEMOUNTABLE RIMS, 30x 3% TIRES and STARTER ----- LIST TYPE— ,NG........................................ $450.00 TRUCK CH ASSIS.......................... OUT ........................................... 420.00 SEDAN ............................................. >IS.......... >........................ 390.00 COUPELET ........................... PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW FOR PROMPT DELIVERIES £ which reads as follows: "Thnt tho City Tax Collector before issuing a licenso based on a property value, or capital stock, Bhall require the per­ son applying for a license to mako a written statement under oath of tho value of the property, or tho amount of the capital stock." Application blanks for said licenses will be furnished free of charge nt tho City Office. ALFRED FOSTER, 150-lOtc City Tnx Collector. Among the Altamonte folks here to­ day are Col. nnd Mrs. Haines, who are enjoying tho day nnd tho events. Sam Bradford, of the Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co., is spending a few days in Jacksonville. FORD DEALER C. C. COBB, Salesm an Classified advertisements, 3 cents a line, No ad taken f6r less than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany nil orders. Count five words to a line and remit ae* rordingly. The City Commissioners of the City of Sanford, Florida, will receive bids until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc­ tober 7, 1921, for fur­ nishing said City with one Combination Pump Engine Chemical and Hose Motor Car, 600 to 750 gallon capacity. 1,000 feet more or less of Standard 2!/2 in. fire hose. Certified check of 5% must accompany each bid. City reserves the right *o reject any or all bids. C. J. RYAN, Sanford, Florida City Manager. 0-27-8tc LOST FOR SALE FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish LOST<*-Pnir gold rimmed spectacles, potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. j between tho Sominole Bank nnd the Brumlcy. 131-tfc Court Housu yesterday. Return to DcCottca' office nnd receive reward. FOR SALE—Medium stzo safe. Ap­ ' 160-3tp ply 402 Sanford Ave., nnd Fourth lAs'l* tilt STOLEN—Small Grown Street. 04-61. Gyp answering to tho name of I'OR SALE—8-room house with nil Speck. $25.00 reward if returned to modern convenience, excellent re­ Dr. J. A. Rogers, New Smyrna. pair. Private water works, in desir­ 101-0tp able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ ply to Owner, 010 W. First Street. BOARD AND ROOM 116-tfc BOARD AND ROOM—Private fam­ ily. 719 Oak Ave. 158-Otp FOR SALE—Single nnd Rose Comb Black Mnnorcn Roosters, 6 months LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH old.—W. W. Dressor, It. A. Telophono Forenoon nnd Afternoon Tides at 4603. 158-Otp About Same Hour nnd Minute FOR SALE—Ono heavy duty two- Sept. 29 .................................... 11:65 whcul trailer in good condition. In­ Sept. 30 .................................... 12:49 quire at Ford Garage. 143-tfc Ten new storo buildings will bo FOR SALE—Stable manure; enr lots. completed within thonext few mapths Good dry stock. Price $7 per ton, f. in Hninea City. o. b. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co. 161-tfc. Robert Deane and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Donne, hnve returned from n trip of thirty days spent in pointa in Alabama nnd other stntus, making the trip In tho gray Essex and ?'OR SALE—1 form canner and sev­ eral doi.cn jars. Very reasonable. having no trouble nt all. Address "E. II." enro Herald. dh-tf PoBt cards—tocat views—lc cnch at FOR SALE—A pair of young, black the Herald office. mare mules, nt a bargain. Phono 160. 152-tfc r»Y A DAILY IIERALD WAXT AD. FOR SALE—3 doz. 1 quart fruit jars. Address J, care of Herald. 155-tp. BIDS WANTED .. Rl'NAHOUT t o u r in g t y pe - Section 4, Ordinance 25 CLASSIFIED ADS Conserve Your Sight Immediate nnd careful nttontion should be given to the first indication of oye trouble. You nro fortunato If you hnve found It unnecessary to wear glasses, but indeed unfortunate if you hnve neglected to da so when it is really needful. By correcting a slight error in your sight today will save a multiple of troublo Inter on In life, FOR SALE—1 have ten acres of cel­ TOM M OORE ery land partially Improved, which enn ho bought nt u bargain.—A. P. OPTOM ETRIST—OPTICIAN Connelly. __________ 157-tfc Office Opp P. O. Phone 192 FOR SALE—Mixed Jersey and Hol­ stein cow nnd culf, also horse und 50 Rhode Island Red chickens. E. Pickling and Preserving Mngnuson, Route No. A, Box 260. 159-Otp FOR SALE—Old Hvory stable build­ ing, corner Park avo. nnd Second Btrcet. Apply R. J. Reel, Sanford Mo­ tor Co. 160-3tc FOR SALE—Cow and culf. Apply to 510 Hickory nvo.—Win, Roster. 160-2 tp the Herald office. FOR- RENT F*OR RENT—Modern^ furnished bun galow, 800 French avo. 101-3tc fc'OK RENT—Two burnished rooms! FOR RE3NT—Improved celery land, in Immediate planting condition.— G. II. Edward's, Face's Lane. 166-fltp FOR RENT—Furnished bed rooms and light housekeeping rams. 206 nrk nvo. 160-Otp TIME We have the STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. BALL HARDWARE CO. 1•■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 29, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 29, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 29, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald