4 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5ca001388891d08d319f7dc9f32e819d.pdf 1cdff44594dfbf24a99691381f341f21 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1923 A t W ork East-West Windpipe Results In Death of Lad LEAD8 HENRY FORD BY MORE THAN THREE TO O N E _______ O f West AHhoajfli Less Than Three Fourths o f Voting i Power of State Was Represented •. • ,’OW|t#. U Phieffer, noted land* w tm . ir jM k * , Rf Lemon City, Flm.f « * » Mhrva 41* CJtlr o f Sanford In dcetty plan, according to an anrioynccmeflt made last night at a npiriiair o f the City Planning Com-1 m ^ m n * ■•*,■-, ■. ■ tka.hpprtnlMloa o lio went on roc-1 oM a» approving the Lake 8horo B*u?W*fd< aa fostered by the Amerleakr^gtop.: . City Planting Comndssion hdd JU tfctrd weekly meeting last n fg h t'S t • o'clock in the offices of ttifc any: hall. Thia commission was creitM rfby « Ipecial act o f legislat^ » * W o t a t W by the city man- PROVIDED GERMANY F A IfJ TO MEET DEMANDS ID BE M ADE. ' m e m *'<•>. Approves Lake S P s r t Boulevard— Public To S o b s l l t S o g f c a t i o n s :;..Tb A ttklieet * v Va/#f %**fa O NLY LITTLE OF W H A T DE VELOPED HAS BEEN PUBLISHED SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Nov. 21— Returns today from yesterday's coun­ ty proposal conventions and which represented approxim ate!/ threefourths o f tho state’* voting power ghve the McAdoo forces 30,000 votes in the state convention against less than 10,000 for the Ford men, according to leaders in two campaigns. Edward Lang, son o f Andreas Lang, world-fnmous Peter o f the Obcrnmmcrgau Passion Play is shown at work in his sA dio on some wood carvings which are to be shown in New York during the coming Christmas holidays. Bfth father and son will accompany somo 20 o f tho players to New York fo r the ex­ hibit. Republican and Farmer-Labor sen­ timent was less clearly indicated. The majority o f proposal men in ail threo parties were uninstructed for state convention, but in several important counties presidential preferences were indicated. American Legion Congratulates Committee A s Publle Sess­ ions Are Brought To A Close fast night. Nr. and Mrs. Ham­ rick left Jacksonville today for operton, Ga„ where the burial will take place. A host o f friends in Sanford and .throughout Seminole county sympathize with them in their great loss. Mr. Hamrick Is manager o f the ocal I'iggly Wiggly store. developed before tho open investiga­ West met East when Miss Dura Louise Cockrell of Fort Worth Texas, came to New York to •place a wreath in behalf o f her city on tho monument that marks the burial place o f Gen­ eral William Jenkins Worth, founder o f Fort Worth,. Tho monument is in Madison Square. It marked the city’s diamond jubilee. Great interest was shown through­ Accept Invitation o f Dr. Carpenter out the state in the voting. Tho Ford To Attend Special Service At ,$ * meeetlng last night it was force* still believe that the sentiment . Metiibdiet Church ' th# services o f George . for the manufacturer will continue ■A-jTuffer, o f Lemon City, Florida, to grow. At the regular weekly luncheon of |o l.th e forem ost landsaapc archiOccupational Tax the Rotary Club yesterday an invita­ .ili the south, had been secured Irene Castle W an ts tion was accepted to attent tho Meth­ lapingi* city plan. All inforMust Be Paid Soon odist Church next Suriday night. Rev; concerning the* various secJames E. Easby-Smith, counsel for To Move Her Liquor erdnd W. J. Carpenter, a fcilow-Rof. i t * city, the city "streets, and For mnny, the occupational Forbes, presented to tho committee a tarian, announced that he would pre­ d * 'le a d in g .ip to tho city, will tax is long past due— have you memorandum o f what witnesses he pare a special sermon, and tho club NEW YORK, Nov. 21.— Irene h». opmpllsd %nd sent to Mr. Phieffer would have called in defense o f his paid it yet nnd secured your elected to attend the services in a Ssys That There Has Been A Marked Castle has made application to ••HUik possible date to assist new license? client, had there been time, would body. Detriotatlon In Cavalry During transfer her supply o f liquor hmf((]k toning tho city into business have testified to. The committee will Thoso who haven’t paid this Last Few Months valued at several thousand dol­ Visitors at luncheon yesterday in' nf^jjM ldantU l, districts. tax had better make fast tracks examine the memorandum and accom­ cludcd Dean Adcockc and Joe McCor­ lars from her former home in to the tax collector’s office and panying exhibits and determine what 'lysoiation was adopted, asking Says That There Has Been a Marked mick o f Orlandp, R. R. Tomlin of Ithaca to her residence here. get their license right nwny. part o fit shall be admitted to the tHit city comhjitalon not to grant per­ Deterioration in Cavalry During Plant City and R. H. Alderman, who She refused to discuss her cel­ Those who are required by public record. Meantime, tho whole il'it*' ^ o rj p d it^ a s, the erection o f Last Few Months. is president o f Southern College at lar and prohibition officials said law to pay this tax and who Is withheld. 11 or public buildings Lakeland. All made interesting talks that regulations would not al­ have not done so before Decem­ land approval of and spoke enthusiastically o f tho‘ pos­ , Recommendations fo r legislation low them to disclose such con­ W ASHIN GTON ,-Nov. Sl.J-RenHi ber 1st will bo arrested ahd th<f City fa n n in g Commission. The from, the American Lcftion and the sibilities in Sanford. fidential information because ness for active servico and morale given a chance to explain to the •utfdlvisidi subdivision q?. A. P. Connelly was ac­ Veterans o f Foreign Wars were re­ certain applicants for transfer among American cavalry regiments county judge why they haven’t c e p t by the commission as an ndc«p^6d;by ceived during the day. Both organ­ permits are o f such respectable has shown distinct improvement “ duo attended to it. ditioh to the city, and the properties izations congratulated the comlmttee standing such disclosures might to the very devoted efforts o f tho o f­ o f & L. Ingram and the Lake Shore on its work. John Thomas Taylor shamefully harm them. ficers and non-commissioned o ffi­ Improvement Company were submit­ general counsel o f the American Le­ cers,’’ Major General Willpnl Hol­ ted M proposed additions. gion declaring that the .hearings brook, chief o f cavalry, declared in FsH ups the mist important action have awakened tho country to tho his annual report made public to­ Left $110,000 To Chauffeur and Cut seriousness o f the situation, not only taksn ilast night by the commission day. General Holbrook added, how­ Off His W ife Without A Dollar— w ig. their approval o f the plan f<jr~a as it affects tho disabled men, but ever, tho “ regrettable observation’’ Suffered Diseased Mind Lake) Shore Boulevard, now being also the government. Brown Still T o Re Tried— Judge 8en- that there has been marked deteriora­ fosigred by (he American Legion. tion o f cavalry mounts due to the ad­ Edwin S. Bcttlehelm, Jr., for the fences Alleged Murder To . NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Nov. The; boulevard, aa proposed by the vancing age of troop horses and Veterans of Foreign W ars, wrote that Attendance From All Points o f State 21.— Justice Kirkpntrick set nsido the R Hanged. American Legion, will bo paved nlong Pass Fifty Thousand Mark— lack o f necessary remounts. will o f the late Dr. Chnries M. Free­ his organization feels that tho out­ the lake front between Myrtlo and Tho morale of the cavalry “ can bo man, which left $110,000 to his chauf­ come "will be a moro careful nnd Many Kzlhhits and RenterDAYTONA, Nov. 21.— Charles Park; avenues, and the plan includes characterized, without qualification, feur, Harry Mohring, nnd cut off his efficient management o f the Vet­ tninmrnt Features. th e . improvement pf adjacent prop­ Brown, alias, Chnries Pisceiii, charg­ as high," General Holbrook said. erans’ Bureau and also a lesson nnd wifo Mnry E. Wilkins Freeman au­ ed with the murder of Howard Usher, e r -/ • ‘ ' There was conspicuous esprit during a caution to government officials in Mnny Sanford and Seminole county The members o f the City Planning young taxi driver of thia city, on tho tho year in tho first cavalry division thoress with ono dollar. The court charge o f other bureaus o f tho gov­ people are in attendance at the Flor­ hold that Freeman had only known night of October 21, was found guil> Commiaaion are Fred Williams, A. E. posted on tho border which had at­ chcnuffcur six months and that ho was ernment. ida State Fair in Jacksonville this Douglass, 8. O. Shlnholscr, Gcorgo ty by jury in the olusia Vcounty cir­ tracted attention o f tho Inspector ^ chronic alcoholic nnd suffered from week, returning visitors state. cuit court last night of murder in the D. Bishop, Mrs. Harry Heercn. Mr. * General, he said. Tho Inspector Gen­ n diseased mind. first degree. Crowds that are growing daily con­ Shinhplser is chairman o f the com­ eral also noted "visible improvement tinue to flock, and the steady click mission and Mrs. Heercn the secre­ Ilr^wn, who clnimed to be a resi­ during tho year in all border caval­ o f tho turnstiles is pushing tho at­ tary/ Y New Mayor Elected dent of Boston, Mass., and to have ry.’ ' •* tendance .mark to record heights, ac­ served two terms in the navy, being General Holbrook said the work of By Apalachicola cording to officials o f the association, shell shocked and gassed in the Bat­ the cavalry division had already Belgium Ratifies The who declared that the count yester­ tle of tho Argonnc, during tho World proved this to be on excellent train­ OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 21— Ap­ APALACHICOLA, Nov. 21— W ilAgreem ent Yesterday war, recivcd the verdict o f the jury ing school for officers ami demon­ linm day made tho total attendance to date Leo Pophnni was overwhelming­ plication o f J. C. Walton, deposed ‘■'..a — without any outward display o f feel­ strated that the division occupiad “ a ly elected niny o f this town yester­ governor, for n restraining order to pass the 30,0000 mark. jBRUSSfeLS, Nov. 21.— A fter n ing. Ho wan sentenced to be hanged, The Kiwaninns, South Florida visi­ set aside the verdict o f the senate conspicuous place in our schcmo of day. meeting of: the cabinet this afternoon the dnte for the infliction o f the pen­ tors and tho women o f the stnto will impeachment court by which ho wns preparedness." a telephone mesage was sent to Baron alty to be fixed by the governor of reign for n day at the fnir today nnd removed from office, was dismissed ..... ................ ............ ...... . There never was a greater demnnd Among recommendations to ...„ tho d’i^ s tr o y , the j Belgian ambassador Florida. special arrangements have been made by federal Judge Cottcrall. Walton Secretory o f War, General Holbrook |^or bouses in Sanford than at the in' Paris, saying that tho Belgian govthat will provide exclusive features announced ho would appeal to United present time. Winter visitors are ar­ included ono urging the purchase of ernnicht ratified tho provisional agree­ on tho program for oil of them. All sufficient cavalry remounts “ to re­ riving daily and many ore seeking States Supreme Court. ment drafted today by the ambassa­ of tho orphans of the city will be tho place the shortage which will exist locations. dor's, council. . . honor guests of tho Jacksonville KlJuly 1, -021.” Federation Delegates -,Tbc news from Paris that a rup­ wnnls club, nnd the kiddies will bo ture o f the entente had been avoidgiven a great dny o f entertainment. Reach W . Palm Beach cd/br^ttgfct exprossione o f tho keenDuff Family Coming WASHINGTON, Nov. 21— PromisFor Two Big M eetings C fti^R sfattlon in official circles here. To Sanford Tomorrow circles ascribed a great share cs that Grover Bcrgdoll will return Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duff, late of o fi'tb e ’ credit o f this news to tho to this country from Germany, if WEST PALM BEACH, Nov. 21— c*rlfyN^\tf|eclaratlon from Washing- Washington government complies with Narragansett Pier and Now York, Delegates from eight Southern states U ^ 'j& d n tly ’ H gsrdin g American op­ certain stipulated conditions said to where they arc well-known to all tho Next Tuesday night has been ten­ arrived here in numbers to attend position to the restoration o f the Ho- amount to virtual immunity fo r him, readers o f the Metropolitan dailies, tatively agreed upon by tho commit­ the fourth annual convention o f the have’ .been made to tho government wdl be in Sanford tomorrow for a tee o f the Chamber o f Commerce, tho henzoiievn* regime in Germany. Southeastern council o f tho General Body Found In Garage This Morn­ * »„ - 4*>• » • ■___________________ officials by attorneys nnd others prolonged sojourn during tho winter Kiwanis Club and the Rotary Club Federation o f Women’s Clubs. Sim­ ing and Police Believe He Com­ speaking for Bcrgdoll family. Offici­ months. ‘ for the dinner at which plans will be ultaneously, hundreds o f other dele­ .W*ANT A D S mitted Suicide als have refused to make any - .promises It was only after considerable ex- discussed for the eleven hundred dol­ gates from the Florida Federation B R IN G R E S U L T S • ^— — --------- _ and said they must retain free hand penao an(j correspondence that The lar drive for the Boy Scout fund. o f Women's clubs convened hero in Many a dollar has been made YONKERS, N. Y., Nov. 21.— Mayor to deal with him if he returns. Herald was able to induce the Duffs Tho dinner will be in the grill room tho 29th annual session o f that or­ by inserting an inexpensive Walter M. Taussig was found this to give up their plan o f going to o f the Valdez Hotel, and there will ganization. want sd in a newspaper. The morning in garage behind his home, California, as is their custom during be n cover charge o f one dollar. classified pages arc always Formal business meetings of each revolver near him, and was taken to tho winter months, and come to San­ The present drive is for tho pur­ division opened today. the moet widely read pages n hospital where he died from a bul­ ford instead. pose o f raising clevon hundred dol­ and your message to Herald let wound believed by tho police to ATLANTA, Ga., Nov., 21.— A body "' Wherever the tho Duffs are known lars to assist in relieving the finan­ subscriber* in the form o f * COTTON GINNED THIS YBAIt have been self inflicted. He was a of an unidentified man was found in they have tho reputation of o f being cial pressure on the leaders o f the little . want ad ‘ will mean brother o f Frank W. Taussig, famous a woods near here today. The police jolly, fun-loving people, who cause c a Boy Scout organization in Seminole " money; to you. WASHINGTON, Nov. 21— Cotton fort ail all who know tthorn. county. Karl Lehman, secretary of ginned prior to November 14 totalled economist. For thirty cents you can run express the opinion that ho had'com - daily laugh fo tomorra Watch The Herald tomorrow and thd Orange County Chamber o f Com­ an ad containing 18 words. mitted suicide, a 2-ounce via! contain8,388,683 running balea including ing a poison having been found near get acquainted with the Duffs, merce, is expected to be present and 212,883 round bales counted as half An ad o f this kind may aell by. Examination also proved that the • --------------------- i-------. will assist with suggestions from ex­ bales 13,084 bales o f American Egyp­ your'house, rent your room, lips also showed traces of burns. I think you said. 'Rastus, ’Rastus, th that you perience in the neighboring county. . or ^Ind the article you have tian and C64 bales of sea island. Flor­ The initials UH. K. D." on an inside had a brother in the mining b business All the members o f the local Cham­ ida’s ginning were 12,702 bales. lost. coat pocket, a laundry mark “ D-6408” ia in. the W est?" “ Yeh, boss, that’s ber o f Commerce, the Kiwanis Club P tit y b u r convenience these CHICAGO, Nov. 21.—Opening and a belt buckle with the initials right** “"W What right” hat kind of mininf mining—gold and the Rotary Club, as well as the little want ads may be phon­ Germany is sick. There is no grain prices: Wheat, December, were found and the pocoppe: mining, silver mining, copper min­ "L. B. C, leaders in tho Boy Scout organization doubt about that. ed to Tlie Herald office. And the only 1.01 3-4 to 7-8; May, 1.07 1-2 to 3-4; lice are attempting to identify the in g ? ” "N o snh, none o’ those; kalsomi- are invited, and a large attendance! thing for her to do is to take her corn, December 73 to 1-4; oats, May, P H O N E 148 niiig.”— Ex. body by these marks. is expected. medicine. 43 1-2. BROWN CONVICTED OF USHER MURDER PARIS,' Nov. 21.— London is now understood to have agreed to the use o f a word which is tacit admission o f France's right to take sing!# action in the event o f Germany's fallows to meet demands, in the note to he sent to Germany. Consultation by the Interested perirers is delaying final action by the Allies on the note. The ambassadors have reached the decision, however, that the note would tell Germany that if sho failed to comply with the Al­ lies demands, they Would consult fur­ ther regarding action. * The French objected to this contending that it implies France mu»t consult Allies before taking any actioh, thus p it­ eluding any separate action. Them British Ambassador received instructions from London this morn­ ing regarding the note and K waa learned that the Council o f Ambas­ sadors would meet this afternoon. It was accepted as certain in Pari* last night that the entente will sur­ vive the present erisis, but there Is very little enthusiasm fo r the compromise through which the break was averted. The provisional character o f the accord is one o f the reasons for the coolness toward it, The fact thkt British government was hot ready to signify its acceptance after considera­ tion o f more than 24 hours, necemitating the postponement o f final ac­ tion by the allied council o f ambas­ sadors, is interpreted as evidence that the accord is only moderately pleising to London, SANFORD PEOPLE EVERY GROWER AT STATE FAIR ASKED TO M M WALTON APPEALS TO HIGH R COURT GROVER BERGDOLL TO RETURN HOME Sanford Will Be Asked to Support Boy Scout Work YONKERS MAYOR DIES AT OWN HAND MARKET REPORT X -- today O f .Council of Anita— Inrn Decision Retched That AmbtM tdtra Will C m m R For Farther Action WASHINGTON, Nov. 21— Start­ ling disclosures, other than what has tion regarding tho conduct o f the Yets Bureau, have boon made and the matters mado public are "But Frag­ ments" o f what has been disclosed, according to a statement o f John F. O’Ryan, made public here last night General O’Ryan listed scores o f re­ ports o f special inquiries which have been made in all sections o f tho coun­ try and which embrace local bureau officers, hospitals, government voca­ tional schools and tho work in *unlvarsities and colleges where former servico men are training. He announed that these will be presented to tho committee at tho coming busi­ ness sessions at which all o f tho mat­ ters under investigation will be re­ viewed and a report to the senate formulated. T Don’t forget the big growers meet* ing at headquarters o f th* Florida Vegetable Corporation? second floor Ball Building at 8 o'clock tonight. T. J. Brooks, o f the State ' Depart­ ment o f Agriculture will address the growers, and has a message which should provo o f interest to every one o f our farmers. Bo eure to attend. School Hears Judge Speak on Patriotism • A s a part of the Educational'Week program, yesterday morning, Judga G. G. Herring addressed tho Sanford gramninr school pupils on the subject o f patriotism. His address was ex­ cellent nnd wns well received t by the pupils. Judge Herring is always an interesting speaker, and, being a vet­ eran o f the World War is at hia best on patriotic subjects. The pupils ex­ tend to him an urgent invitation to como before them again in the near future. J i li U f c jj Dr. Denton To Si To School “ Hei lay Health Day will be observed in the schools on Thursday o f this week, apd Dr. J. T. Denton will speak at the grammar school at ten forty-five in the morning on Hygiene. Thia ad­ dress will be interesting to parents us well as to pupils^ and everyone is cordially invited to be present U rge U . S. Entry Into World Court WASHINGTON, Nov. 21— Ehtry the United States into the Perma­ nent court o f international Jnstko wo* urged upon President Coolldge nnd the senate in a resolution adopt­ ed today by the Synod Province of Washington, representing the diocess of tho Episcopal church in Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania Delaware and the District o f Colum­ bia. Bishop Alexander Mann o f Pitts, burg proposed the resolution, declar­ ing if wo do not enter the court, what is all our loud-voiced desire for the peace c f the world but a futile gesture." & �TU B SANFOBD DAILY . ’ BAZAAR AND - Brief Sow awry of Florida U Printed For Benefit of Tho» may assume with zcnl such duties 6T the day ns will make Florida of the morrow o homo of untold beauty and richness o f civic living;” that “ all our JACKSONVILLE MOVES , aflcials may bo imbued with higher : FOR ATHLETIC STADIUM ideals of their personal responsibility .; l JACKSONVILLE — Definite pro- for tho quick coming of a day of universal law and order,” and thnt "our educators may hove tho unself­ ish support o f material business in their work to banish ignorance and unlvcrsnlizc education.” The proclamation follows: STATE OF FLORIDA . EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT A PROCLAMATION—By tho Gov­ ernor: ST. AUGUSTINE KIWANIS GIVES REACH PARTY ST. AUGUSTINE— Easily tho most brilliant social event of tho early season of 1023-2-1, was the charter presentation nnd ladles’ night of Um Kiwanis Club o f SL Augustine held rt •Hotel Augustinc-by-thc-scn Thursday evening in the spacious rotunda of thnt hostelry which hnd been especially nnd appropriately decorated for the history-making oc­ casion in the civic life of n new ami greater St. Augustine. It is a time-honored nnd revered custom of our people to observe an­ nually n day of Thanksgiving to Providence for the many blessings He hmr bestowed upon us. Wc of Florida have received in plenteous, richness Ills generous favors: Thereforefore, I, Cary A. Hardee, Governor, do hereby designate Thurs­ day, November the twenty-ninth, 11)23, as a day of thanksgiving and prayer.. I do earnestly urge all of our peo­ ple to assemble at our usual places o f worship and In appropriate man­ ner give thanks to God for His many blessings so gcncrodsly measured out to us. Let us unite In Thanksgiving that we have Won free from epidemic and diaaster destructive of life; that we have been spared catastrophe de­ structive of property; that we have garnered abundant and profitable Harvest!; that we have felt the glow of great industrial growth; tbat we have known the joy of general pros­ perity; that wo have given freely of this prosperity to relieve suffering in less happy lands. Planning To Hunt Would n man wearing and a wrist watch yell and Jump on a table If he saw n rnt? Best regular dinner In cents. Manhattan Cafe. RECOMMENDS FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS. While giving thanks for these bounteous blessings received may I not enjoin the need for us *o pray that we may prove ourselves worthy recipients; * Pray thnt our whole citizenship may assume with zeal such duties of tho day as will make Florida of the morrow a home o f untold beauty and richness o f civic living; Pray thnt oil our officials may be mnls protected by the Imbued with higher Ideals of their °* the state— penalty $50, personal responsibility for the quick coming of n day o f universal law and order. Pray that our educators may have tho unselfish support o f material business in their work to banish ig­ norance and universalize education; Pray that our pulpit may have full co-operation o f the layment In its crusade ogainat 'evil and for tho spread of a deeper moral sense nnd a more devout religious spirit; Pray that every citizen may bo In­ spired to approach every civic, duty in the spirit o f thin sacred vow: "All that I have, All that I am, All thnt I may be, All for Florida and for All Florida." Events Scheduled by the Various In testimony whereof, I have here­ Civic, Religious, Fraternal, unto set my hand and caused the Social and Military Organ­ Great Seal o f Florida to be affixed izations c f the City at Tallahassee, tho Capitol, this tilth day o f Novombcr, A. D., 1023. (Signed) CARY A HARDEE. WEDNESDAY— Regular meeting 8 p. Attest: II. CLAY CRAWFORD, m., Parish House, Men’s Club. Secretary o f State. Weekly luncheon 12:15, Vnldez Hotel, Kiwunis Club. ’ “ Your medicine worked n miracle for me,” writes Mrs. C. niron, 140 Fayette Street, Lynn, Mass. "I was all run down, hnd n cough nil winter, also kidney tronble and after taking a few boxes of your medicine my c6ugh and backache left hie. I can cat and sleep well. I canvass nnd recommend it at every house I enter." Prompt relief secured from kidney nnd bladder irritation, rheumatic pnins through using Foley Kidney Pills. Insist on the genuine—refuse substitutes. Sold everywhere.— 12-1 TODAY Horikinson Present AtaoComedy am! Fun From The I’reiet Prices 10 nml 20 Cunts Thursday— Wm. Fo Who A iv My Parents Bert regular dinner In town 35 Manhattan Cafe. i 19fl-3tp. . H. L . Duhart.can sell you the finest oranges at $2.50 per box. at his orange packing house, 403 Sanford avenue. 197-tfc ALSO A COMEDY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY “SALOMY JANE” SA N FO RD S A T ., -j DEC. X • V , 7 •V # 'Beat regular dtttfeV Manhattan daft, cents. Ducks for Thanksgiving. 40c pound. Short's Duck Fang, Longwood. ; los-iotp. Complete' liilo Art Gooi* Children':) Hand Mode Garment; A' Specialty 11 acre celery farm— 8 1-2 cleared and tiled. 5 room bungalow, 1 tenant house 1 mule and wagon, nil farming tools. Located on brick rn.id. A Real Bargain " THIS SfASOH \ a j 3 7 Al»M (NT[0 oy ^ a & w ts m m m & m rKm tT.'HTl IN CLEAN I T R A IN E D flKusw a’r \ . w a s ) 7 TWO ' BEftSTSy W hen Y ou Pfcint'Utt Sun Proof, Sold Only by children under 12 Rooms fi01-2 First National Rank Illdg, Phone 95 . All Kinds_yf_lnaj;j:anct! . . 705 Oak" a V enue.......... ■cRFOWMCTj DAILY • a t 2 a n i Q i 5.} .... ----— ~ , 7t,r CC'i*» W&m Adults 75c including tax. Scats on sale circus day Roumillat & Anderson Drug Co. Same-priee-fts* trt-s how-grounds S A N F d R D PAINT STORE . W ELAKA BUILDING O BaaaaiiBaaaaaaaaaaaaia W e can fit th e m a ll in e ith e r w oi or fo r d ress w e a r— a n d y o u w ill fit ou r p rices lo w o n S h o e s th a t a G ood Ladies’ black or brown Oxfords or One-str Pumps, $3.50 to $7.50 ; Men’s brown or black shoes Bal. or Blu. $3.50 to $9.00. Boys’ brown shoes Bal. or Blu $3.50 to $5.00, Ini ants’ shoes in soft soles 59c to $1.00. Children’s shoes black or brown, size 51-2 to 8 $1.75 to $2.50. Children’s shoes black or brown, size 81-2 to 2 $3.00 to $4.00. Men s work shoes .complete run of sizes $2.25 to $5.00. Boys’ Scout Shoes, at per pair, $2.50. FELT TIRED, SO TIRED K t W A NIA NS ENTKRTAIN ED. 'WKDKBDAT G ifts and Lump Shades THURSDAY— Regular Drill 8 p. m., Court House, Medical Detachment Fla., Naipnni Guard. FRIDAY— Weekly luncheon 12:15, highway, : CIRCUS HERE DEC. 1. Valch;2 Hotel, Chamber of Com­ merce. I* thi^ oc” There’ll be noise nnd hurry and ' rustling out at the circus grounds on “ Saturday, December 1. There’ll be The Herald delivered each evening y ^ the unpacking o f trunks in the dress- nt your door for 15c per week. J1’ . *" Ing room. There’ll be the wild wav1!,^ y iug o f o f other trunks in the “ menng- The Methodist Ladies will hold their ‘ j.1 * erio top” where the elephants are annual, bazaar December 14th nnd US quartered. There’ll be hurrying 15th. N o' 200 etc. the hk c “ r**°ri)»riw " canvas and seat inen ‘ | and gaudy wagons with gilt and glit- rerienccd was the suffering inflicted mrh/beo tor "Prinklcd nil over them. There’ll by Brownlee nnd Hutchinson when . . . . ’ be horses and camels nnd polar henrs they penalized the club for the rea­ k "in ' tho *nt* *c° l,nr,Is nnd nm* cook­ son that they were late. . houses nnd excitement, nnd lions with Reports of several committees werr sen this , . , . •deep voices nnd— heard which showed thnt something But why not como to the point? besides elbow rubbing is in progress. For Saturday, December 1 there bobs [’ IATION I'nlo the life o f Sanford for n single inty Fair: day’s stay, the Sparks Circus. That’s ommlttecj the reason thnt Saturday morning muncrcial there will wend through the ilown»y morn- town s t m t s the long twisting lines ro Presi- 0f rct| nnd Kl>l«l wagons, the troops M itn a Lady Says She Waa Run­ >lY I,,nr* of homes, the strung out files of eleDown, Suffered With Her Back, V ■ /I • a a prents the inevitable pnrauc. Richmond, Ind.—"1 thought I would write a line or so, to say that I owe my good health and strength to Cardui,” says a letter from Mrs. Cora Courtney. 31 Railroad Street, this city. 7’ *'l was all run-down until my family thought they would lose m e," writes Mrs. Courtney. "My husband coaxed me to lake Cardui, so, to please him, I did, and will say I do not regret it, for I am able •■ tmns Boxaar of (Jotholle nt Parish House. December l lfll-to Dec C sideburns cents. Gratitude for tho fearless unself­ ishness o f those heroes who gave freely o f their lives to establish the now Republic in the family of natlona; ) . Gratitude for pur hallowed Great, who guided the destines o f the young Republic and bequeathed to us the honored privilege o f citizenship un­ months. der the Stars and Stripes. f Expert Typewriter cleaning and re­ CaH II. S. Pond, phone 285 Baked to order. We will give them or Peoples Bonk. 179-tfc. oiir best attention If order is placed rnrlv. Fifty Cents. Seminole C ifc. „ Gratitude for the sturdy souls and deep piety of those hardy pioneers who established the thanksgiving custom while laying foundations for tho future Republic. •• pairing. . Truly we have cause to join in a day o f Thanksgiving and Gladness. It behooves US', too, on this day so characteristic o f American life and so significant of American institutions to give expression to our 'gratitudo fo r the rich blessings bequeathed un­ to us by our Forefathers; . THANKSGIVING DINNER PIES OPEN GLARES HIGHWAY Matinee for School Children Daily nt 4:00 Nifjht Shows Starting ul 7:30 and 9:15 |\ M.- •» SUITER By Holy Cross Guild, December 1, at Parish House. (ndv.) Issued by Governor T.\ |T,7t*w ton, county auperintendM t-of public Instruction. T|U» drive la • feature o f “ EducaUpdoT Week" now being celebrated tkHtij^out the state and tho challenge U .loaned to every red blooded man airwoman of the community inter.In the cause of education to cetae forward and support the great wark of the _atat«. association. "Sanford's quota is 230 citizen membeta" said Mr. Lawton thla morning. *Tt only coaa a dollar to join and each member Is entitled to a subscription to the F. E. A. Journal for the school year. The Journal la published at Winter Park by the association and lathe official organ of the public aeheoT system of the atate. fTht editor la Dr. O. I. Woodley, an •dbegtor Of national note. He is secre­ tory of the stato association. The magaaine brings first hand informaPrayer that “ we mny prove our­ thm as 'to the status of tho public selves worthy recipients” o f these aetool woprk. As the teachora ora "bounteous blessings” is suggested aoi generously donating dll of their spftra time during the week to this in the document which enjoins the wgrb, it seems little enough for tho further, petition tnat prayer should Ptople of Sanford to take out mem- bo offered "that our whole citizenship . CATHOLIC BAZAAR. c a f e t e r ia ■ 5 “ ■ ■ u ■ 2 b ■ ■ Mrs. Wren McGuinn, of Paola, was I have five c ■ a guest o f the Kiwanis Club at the my husband and * |Valdez Hotel today, and gave several ;1 do III my ow ■ readings. Mrs. McGuinn, always Eveiytkk°andr u gno.l at entertaining was better than take this wonder ■ 'ever in n reading entitled “ That’s | "Isuffered wit 3 - what I Calls Music" and for an cn- Iceling in my lim core gave “ TonyV Love Affairs” nnd "I *ril hardh S ‘’ Life’s Highway.” •Ured-so tired af li; Other visitors attending th? lunch- thine, but Cardui njeoh Were: Me. McGuinn, \V. S. Cole- a different woma J i man, n:id Mr. Myers. { If you are in JJ The club had an exceptionally good conddion, stiffcri H attendance nnd eevry one had a de- ghouldhelpyotl! M;ii' htful time, the only difficulties ox-1 'TakeCardiff. ; » First Street. Welaka Block ■ t o it o lllillllllU jI lI H * 1 �*' - •i ... » .■- 'v *3 . TH E BANFtiBP W E E K LY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22,J|M State Press Lauds W ork of R . J. Holly . Upon the editorial page o f today’s irtuic*- will he found R. J-; Holly’s farewell to the people he has served Ybr fifteen yenra, as proprietor and editor of The Sanford Herald. • With this issue, Mr. Holly brings bid connection with The Herald to a close. /H e and hia associates have sold the paper to COMMISSIONERS TO CONSID­ a group o f newspapermen who will assume full charge of its pub­ ER ESTIM ATES A T Millions Are Provided lication, Monday, November 19. SHIPPERS W IL L BE PRO • N E X T MEETING Miamians who are seeing in Sanford nnd its surrounding ter­ Police Find Body o f TBCTED AGAINST Enforce Amendment ritory opportunities similar to those, that have been responsible LOOSE PLAN Kidnapiied N . Y . Boy for the amazing growth of their East Coast city, the new owners m r TJ»r Ttrmmt WASHINGTON, Nov. 20,— Apof The Herald say they have come to take a hand in the good de­ lltr The Anaoelatr<! Preset proprlntion of mote thnn $10,000,NEW YORK Nov. 20.— Body o f velopment work nlready underway, nnd to give their best e ffo rts 000 for work o f the prohibition bu­ To Express Views Regarding Irving Pickclny, 4 1-2 years old, toward keeping Sanford in the forefront of progress. reau during next fiscal year was who was kidnapped in front o f his The president o f the new company is Reese Combs, already This Important D evelop^ Md W ill Mean Money To The said by prohibition officials to have Grand street home October 20 known to many people of this section of Floridu inasmuch as ment Program Grower— Classifications Are been included in treasury estimates was found today slashed with knife he' is, so-to-speak, n "native son.” Mr. Combs’ birthplace was Outlined in cellar o f Suffolk street tenement submitted to director o f budget. Apopka nnd he spent his early boyhood there, and attended Citizens o f Sanford and interested house. , grammar school in Sanford, until he went with his parents, Mr. property owners along the route of Aw' agreement has been reached nnd Mrs.’ J. J. Combs, to live in Miami. There he attended High the proposed lake front boulevard will by the dlatribetlng concerns In school, going immediately after his graduation in 1911, into the soon be given an opportunity to go . Sapford to have government In­ news department of The Miami Metropolis ^vith which publication before the City Commiaalonera to cxspection on all cars o f periahahles he was connected in various responsible positions until the sale press their viewa regarding the big . shipped frost this section. This of that paper last April. Mr. Combs, In^ufditlbn to his newspaper | development. announcement la made as a result work, has been one of the leaders in the Boy Scout activities of Since the publication o f the fact of s recent meeting, at which the state, his skillful and sympathetic work amfbng boys making thnt City Engineer F. T. Williams time it was agreed that this, him a much-sought and trusted counselor. His fmo camp at would complete estimates in time to more than anything else, would Chimney Rock, which is one of the most successful and. most ‘ Major General Clarence Williams ‘set aa a ' form o f protection submit to tho City Commissioners at popular in the Carolina mountains, has been greatly enjoyed by Snys That If U. 8., Dcvclopes j > against the loose plan o f opera­ their next regular meeting, considerseveral Sanford lads who will hear with delight that Mr. Combs Resourced Need Fear tion which, at present, is one of nblo interest has been aroused is to be a Sanford man. 1the greatest evils o f the industry. throughout Sanford and Seminole No Enemy The vice-president of the new company is R. L. Dean who Inspection is made nt the cats and county in the project. STATE SURVEY SHOWS A C has spent much of his life, outside of school and college hours, in Certificates arc Issued showing grade, WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.— The next The City Commissioners expect to a newspaper office. The son of S. Bobo Dean, for many years T IV ITY IN A LL condition and quality, as well us the major war "will be won or lost on bulkhead the lake front from the pres­ owner and editor o f The ‘Miami Metropolis. Mr. Dean has had LINES condition o f the car and equipment. the sufficiency o f munitions reserve?," ent bulkhead west to the city limits. a newspnper environment which hnr guided him into choosing This certificate Is valuable to the Major General Clarence C. Williams, Thu remainder of tho bulkhead to the publishing business ns a natural career, receiving his prac­ shipper and grower in making sales, chief of Army ordnance, predicted in Lake Monroe will be built under au­ tical experience on the Miami Metropolis and Detroit News, At iii presenting claims to the railroad, his annual report mado public today thority o f bill passed by the last legis­ Yale University, Mr. Dean specialized in subjects that would best and in making adjustments on carsj at the War Department. fit him for the newspaper business. He nlso took keen interest lature-nnd fathered by Representative that are off grade. In differentiat­ Hostelry Construction Particu­ in athletics nnd ns captain o f the Yale Polo Team, won laurels "I wish to emphasize "the prepon­ Forest Lake. This bill provides that ing between the various qualities the larly Noticed— Lnbor Short­ for his Alma Mater. Like Mr. Combs, Mr. Dean is a native Florderating importance of udequnte em­ persuant to a request from property follow ing grades have been scheduled age Is Threatened ergency reserves,” Gcncrnl Williams owners on the lake front, an election Idnn. Palm Bench was his birthplace. by the United States Department o f fiaid, adding that in view o f the isolat­ mny be called to provide a bond issue The secretary and treasurer o f the company is R. H. Berg who Agriculture: Conclusions reached by the depart­ ed position, highly fhivcloped special­ to build the bulkhead and boulevard also was a member of the Miami Metropolis stafT while that paper U. S. No. 1 shall consist of heads ment of labor from a general survey ized Industries and immense re­ from the West limits o f the City of was owned by S. Bobo Dean. He had been with The Metropolis, o f lettuce o f similar varietal char­ of industrial conditions in the largest sources of the United States it seem­ Sanford to the tov;n of Lake Monroe. first ns circulation manager and then ns manager of both the acteristics which are fresh, well trim­ Florida cities show a period of even R, J. Holly, who retired Saturday ed "fairly certain that no power or circulation nnd advertising departments, for twelve years when This will give Sanford and Lake med and fairly firm; which are not prosperity and much progress in the pnpor was sold, nnd is said to be equipped with exceptional as editor nnd controlling editor of The combination of powers now in exist­ Monroe a continuous driveway 100 wilted, decayed or burst, and which building, hostelry construction being business ability. Following the sale of the Miami paper, at which Sanford Herald, and who is proclaim­ ence," could successfully invade the feet wide along the beautiful, shores are free from stems and doubles and noted especially. Little or no un­ time Mr. Berg severed his connection with the publication, Mr. ed by the stale press as the man who country after American man power o f Lake Monroe and through one of from damage caused by freezing, tip employment situations nre noted in The nnd industry had been fully mobilized. Berg took over the circulation o f six Florida newspapers, including “ Put Sanford on the map." the most beautiful sections o f natural tyUrp, disease, insects or mcchnnlcn) the various cities of the state, while Lakeland Star-Telegram asks the The Sanford Herald, nnd it was while looking after his interests in “ The possible rate o f mobilisation 1 scenery in tbo stato of Florida, or other means. on the other hand n number o f in­ this connection that ho was aroused to the attractive business question, will Sanford ever realize will always lie determined by the; Plans and specifications of the new . In order to allow for variations in­ stances are given where there is a opportunities of Sanford, and the advantages offered for the pub­ whnt she owes to “ Hob H olly?" state o f ovr reserves," the report boulevard will comply with all recident to proper grading and handling noticeable shortage o f workmen. lication of the live newspaper, the Herald has endeavored to be. , . . . ... . . . , ..s a i d , “ since man power con be m obil-'qalrcnanta of the State Highway not more than 10 per cent, by count, A very favorable report is given of Mr. Berg is planning to bring his family to make their home in tho map mill 11 po-sihle r " o i l » jw(| mm-h more rapidly than industry.; Commission and Fcileral Government Of any lot may be below the require­ conditions in Jacksonville, the state's Sanford as soon ns suitable living arrangements can be made. ray I,on,IInnate which amp n, ,hb ot vi„w, u k ta * Into ; r.„,| will receive aid from both and will pu blic I nvited SUFFICIENCY OF MUNITIONS WILL DECIDE NEXT WAR PROSPERITY iff STATE EXCEEDS ALL ESTIMATES NO UNEMPLOYMENT ments of this grade. U. S. No. 2 shall consist of heads o f lettuce o f similar varietal charac­ teristics which nre fresh, well trim­ med, and which arc free from seed stems and from damage enused by freezing injury, tip burn, disease, in­ sects or mechanical or other means. largest city. The survey shows thnt In this city all manufacturing plants nre running, some overtime, while there is little unemployment evident in any section o f the city. Pensacola Tampa, Miami, Key West ami others arc also discussed in the labor de­ partments — 1— 1 voted. Thu Geneva >. ic vo , u ,u 1 * “ 1account tho present ezonontlc <to#;b c a component part of the St, Johns is anxious to have the Geneva-Titus... . . * *1 volopmcnt of tho world, it may be said Scene Highway between Sanford and vldie road put in a P » * * M * ™ ^ tb{.t th., „ ext ,najor waP wi„ be won Jacksonville. ‘ TheV have been successful in securing 01 lost on the sufficiency c f muni-! appropriations from the County Com- . „ , rtc.vo.atea of tug big improvement tions reserve." minionrrs of both Volusia and i.rc-i . i I,oIrt that aside from gtod roads Report is Interesting. vr.rd counties, and received the perU Interesting. fer.t::re sL,tflfi.I'rt>Po^ont.Aba..tMJaCr mlsst>»:,nf th<* O m m i s s i o t u m r " Thi* ,viiHrtiiuftoth'outWJntay iw ith .o fits from the standpoint c f htalth ' inole and Volusia counties to et.d i id’ 1:,r,ri‘ stocI{ t)f rcscrvc3 oa h" n',• sanitation cannot be ignored, and f. rry where this read c .,s«,es t;a l V.’ llliama continued, b ;t with the that much o f the land,through which cUfent to proper grading gradi: and handling The following report wn3 made by For Baseball And Athletic Field the *'t0g" f. Johns . River, ... . proceeds, to passage of time the value o f these the new road will be built is low and not more thnn, 10 per cent, by count, the department regarding the condi­ To Be Used ^ ^ tn? of any lot may be below the require­ tions in Sanford and neighboring , . , . . ... . . ... . 1, , ., . Ibe equally proportioned in mnintnin- is decreasing “ due to development of swnmry, unavailable for farming A special joint committee con sist-,committee. AH of them were not . ments o f this grade. 1 . , „ , ... . ... , .. ing the roads in these counties. ( nu­ improved and more j.o w e if.l types.” , purposes and of no value to tho owncities: , , . . . . . ing of me mbers of tho Rotary Club, Within walking distance from the Thcre is also, he added, a dcterlora- ers in its present state, ■*U. S. No. 3 shall consist of heads „ . . , , ,1 , . ... misstenrr Bleds >0 ndvise.l Cnnford— All plants nre operat­ Kiwanis Club center of town, some of them were and the Chamber of tInn in stocks o f ammunition which,, It is also stated that everyone o f lettuce which do not meet the re­ would ing o na full-time bnsis, with very Commerce has been npponted to ns- without trackage facilities, others thnt the ( ktunty Commissioners "is very much more pressing" t u t directly effected should seriously con­ quirements o f any of the foregoing make no further expenditure’' for the little unemployment noticeable in sist the Park Commission in securing were not located oil a hard surfaced the queztiun of obsotesenre o ! n n -k sider the plan from the standpoint grades. rlnrido mnintem. nco 1 i if tiro Sanford-0 this city, nnd a slight shortage o f n location for Sanford’s new athletic j road, while tho prices n-.kod for those tcrial. The definition of terms ns used in ; o f health as well as wealth and should common lnbor is reported. Approxi­ field and ball park, which was author- that were not at ail desirable, were road ns the iState Rond Pepsi tment these grades may be of assistance to has ngre cd to I lie report raid that lack of funds lend every aid and encouragement take over this road. mately 300 building tradesmen nre ized in a recent bond issue. There nut exorbitant. The bond issue pvoth e‘ growers and are ns follows: durtng the last two years lias p,c Tim New Industries Comm’tte> <f to those behind the move to make its employed on a large construction have been several sites submitted nndr vidcs for 535,000 to lie spent for “ Similar varietal characteristics" vent 'd completion of the artillery dc-'com pletion possible at the earliest the Ch: mber ere working on rC V • III program which shows no signs of members of the Committee together an athletic field anti the Park Commeans that the hends o f any container nttractiv t* pniipesltioiTS, as wrs noted r.n’ . ed veiopm.nl program worked out at pcssiDle date. abatement at the present time. with the Commission made a personal mission are determined to secure a hhvo the Baine color and characteris­ frun co'-ru5p<andonee read a L the the. close of the war and that it has ___________ Tavares— AH plants are operat­ inspection of several of them last location that will meet with the genertic leaf growth. For cxnmplc, lettuce inerting. One o f these propo sit'ous been po siblo "to cover reasonably ing on a practically full-time bases, Frlday. In as much ns it is proposed al approval o f the tax payer asn l o f he Iceberg and Big Boston types in pnrtic u’ ar i3 of considerable tiirgsi- well * in n contracted program only ( -aoddo viatuXopIuio lu op jjjn s qj|AV to have the park used by gome one will bo so located and constructed tude an; 1 if tile Cdmm’ lte-* i .l H',V* the g ’,::i equipment for infantry, dlvimust not he mixed. tunities existing for thoso who might of tho Major League Clubs as spirng that ti will become ’ a permanent “ Fresh" means crisp ami green. restful iu hi:ving it located i;t Sm- domit batteries and small caliber "W ell trimmed" means that tin bo temporarily released in their own traniing quarters it is deemed ad- training camp for some o f the big ford a nmst profitr.lde ad.diCt.m to anti-air raft weapons together with h^ad is protected by green wrapper lines. Very little unemployment is visable to have a field as nenr tho league clubs. An invitation has nl-J the im'.ui-trial1 development of th- i t type ' f tank. Even th.* contract , No One Hurt, Car Badly Damaged, lepvcs but those wrapper leaves which apparent, and there is a shortage o f center o f the town as possihle. The ready boon extended to two of tNe city will havi• to ln secured. vd program'cannot proceed "to an efhave been noticeably injured by decay, first-class farm hands. Large build­ Commissioners are nlso desirous o f l ig league teams to use the paik as I The nt*\V book lct: are s'.il! in IIappend On Corner French fort'.ve digrea" tiering tho tmming, training quarters. Th.v worms, tip burn or other means have ings program continues ami includes locating a site thnt has trackage, their spring , , . , , , . 1of preparation :.n I should bjen* under budget limitations, the And Third Street .... . . . . , the erection o f a bank, two 10-story facilities for fairs, circuses, etc. and field will nlso Im' used by local High;,. been removed. { , . . . . . for distrbalion within thirty d ref ort raid. any team that may1 “ F irm " means that the head is com­ buildings, nnd a largo warehouse, n sufficient urea to permit amuse- school teams nnd ^ b‘-c responding to a call from ‘ Tiio Department has now been which is affording employment to the monts o f ths kind to have exhibits, be organized in Sanford. pact and feels solid. __ _ for fo u r !^ to ,:aa p,ant yesterday afternoon \ u.king on the program Tho Commission is ntso interested in The Committee from the Chamber “ Seed stems" means those hends local supply o f them tradesmen. ye..T v and can sec no hopes o f dcvel- a ,'out ^ ‘•'-thirty o’clock, local fire locating a modem auto tourist camp, of Commerce comprises E. F. HouseORLANDO— There is beginning which have seed sterna showing or in ( ping for the service and getting trl:ck numlmr one, crashed into an which the formation of seed steins i to be seen the usual influx of work­ on any site selected. Unfortunately, holder, It. C. Rower, A. I*. Connelly. preparing ta com p el" its c.'itnin designs under the limited '* osnsd and driven by Justin Vanhas plainly begun. ers nnd job hunters at tins time of however, there are no sites available Rotary Club: W. R. Stevens, Dr. S ... - -----o f n w?paper and periodical pioginm ready for production with-] ,l'nH°r ot Orlundo. . .. , “ Fairly Firm" means that the hond|tlie year, The opening o f the orange in Sanford that are close in and i f I’vleston, and W. C. DuBosc. kiwm:-'1ndvcrtmmg. < ut substantial increase in th * funds aeems if the VanBuskirk car was yields readily to pressure but is not season within two weeks will give mny develop that it will be necessary is Club: A. T. Hussite,•, Dr. IV. T. The County C mmission available,'' said General Williams, driving north on French avenue, nn.l soft or spongy. , employment to may in the picking to secure some large tract of land Lnngtcy, and S. M. Lloyd. Park ComII added thnt work which could he j “ st before reaching third street, seeoutside o f the corporate limits. None fnisisoners arc: Edward lligirins, V 1'' ^ While government inspection is to nnd packing o f this fruit. Practically e 1. . ... i i , , 1, , , ,, , , , have agreed to make an nnpropt lot km ■! <ni* in on? year by his department ' nff tbo (ire truck turning tho corner o f tho sites met with the approval, chairman, II. II. Lewis, G. \V. Knight 11 • n certain extent an innovation in San­ nil industrial activities nre operating toward tin expense in preparing nn r.u«v irquircd three years time t>> C(,n,t? °n French from First, he iniford, it is in general practico at other and a tremendous building program o f the Commission or of the joint A. E. Yowcll, \V. C. Hill. , exhibit for the Florida Exposition ni complete. I mediately applied the brakes o f his large shipping centers in the United s affordng employment! to the avail­ , Maiiison Square Garden next Febrv________ car. As the truck r.carcd the inter­ States. The benefit to lie derived able supply o f this class of work­ ■ary. A portion of the budget allotted section, the driver seeing another car from government inspection *t point ers. to this Committee has d:een given to Brotherhood of St. coming down third street, fixing to o f origin is to create in the buyer a 'he Tourist and Convention Commit- 1 z V lld l'C V / H ilV ’ C cross French, swerved to the left feeling of confidence in the product tee for the band. Tiii.-, latter Com-1 o f the grower. R n q K 'p f R o l l T p n m s° as to miss this machine nnd at mlttcu hav > completed arrangements ' to have a weekly concert in Hanford Euskirl; car, a Hupniobile. during tho winter months. 'Van's Games With High School nm! Gasoline Tax Receipts I he Hupmoblle was damaged conWith the appointment of a Pur|. other Young Men’s Teams. For September Reached KiJcrnbly it, front especially, both it was moved thnt the . *--------o f $204,021.50 puiiman Type Cars of Latest Design Sentiment For Hard Surfaced Roads in Seminole Commiisidon fenders being torn off, and the right Golf Course Committee be discharged : 11" L’ ra'.hcVhood {,f Gt. Andrew To Be Used and Reliable C ou n ty hand wheal broken to pieces, bumper v.iih the thanks o f the organization!wil* a *‘r" t ratc basketbr.l! team Schedule Main!nineil. Each County Will Get More Than this year according to nil reports- and headlights smashed up. fur the work they have accomplished. # $1,000 As Its Share of This No one in either car was injured It was the opinion o f the meeting They will have Geo. Mcltory at their SANFORD, Fla., Nov. 17.— At last ■will be taken following the conference W. II. Andreaus, of Miami, was a Amount seriously, the occupants of the Huphelm ard with the excellent material business visitor to Sanford Monday. Friday's membership meeting of the " f the Commissioners ,nnd property thnt as Seminole County would exmoblle having, however, n few bruises. kibit nt the South Florida Fair and on hnn,i lhfy propose to put out a TALLAH ASSEE, Nov. 20.—R e-1While hero Mr. Andreus compb ted Chamber o f Commerce which was un r.a ners. at Madison Garden that the County *cam 'bat will excel any the Brother­ 1 here were five in the wrecked car. ccipts in September from the three] arrangements for bis bus line which usually well attended, City Engineer, The sentiment for additional hard I he fire at the gas plant was ex­ hood has had in previous years. rent gasoline tax amounted to $201,- i Will startoperating Monday between 1 Fred T. Williams reported thnt cs- surinceu ronus in aenunoie county ,> , T. ... . tinguished before tho department f2l.r>0, according to figures compiled Orlando, Sanford, and Daytona. There timntes for tho lake front drive would bi becoming stronger, as indicated by c mJ‘ ll‘lFt' iai " Li 0 t,u' 0 r’ nn,Jo l' inr '! " " " Wi‘ Ulhll'<* *-‘d m arrived. - - office — and will be six cars n day each way ami , , , * , ,. # that Seminole County would not ex- n,Lr>ibers o f the Senior Chanter. by the state comptroller’s be completed in thne o submit to the request* from various sections of the 1Uibit thoro thU rea8l)n. most „ f whom go to High school w_ every bus will lie of the latest de­ City Commssoncrs at their next meet- county to the Good Roads Commit-! l ade public today. , . . . . . \ 7 o d b » ,l C 4 1u *• Distribution of the counties’ share sign, Pullman type, enclosed and ing. The latter intend calling all toe of the Chamber^of t’o m m e r o e T h lJ , ^ ,no.w ,» Cit>' « « “ “ *»■! ^ T r T 'T r a 'r t A* i f M e e tl1 1 ^ < ic-third of the amount will be made, heated. Every comfort fo r the pas­ owners of property adjacent to the Committee will shortly hold a m eet-' ‘ ° r.ln1' ,,,CeU cv c,y Tuc3dny ()f \ ' !n,v.' ‘‘ 'I' L , , ‘ l’ lc' rh° ad' A t M o ilte Z U m a H otel r ich o f the aixtey-three counties get- senger will be provided for and rr- proposed improvement to lie present! ing to which will bo Invited the repf° r th wonderful baseball team that th cy ; Plans have been completed for Lig $1,078.42. Nothing tickles n dog more than at the meeting. According to Mr.; rerontatlves from these .sections. A had and it is expected that they can bolding the November meeting o f Fort Myers Press: Plasterers in The remainder goes to the state seeing a little mouse chase one o f Wiliams, the amount o f till to b e ' special map has been prepared by the ‘J Chicago are receiving $2.r i a day. We nia!i’ J 'rt’etition of this in basketball.,the Orange County Medical Society department. these long-pedigreed cat.i. n:nde nt some points along the lake Committee showing the present am think this is laying it on pretty thick. ^ -----------------------------— in Sanford Wednesday evening o f this front will be considerable and while proposed hurt! surfaced roads In the Daytona Journal: Buy a little real week at the Hotel Montezuma. PaPalin Beach Times: Nobody is Miami Herald: Billy Sundny called the cost may appear high it will bo, county. Several additional poitions Orlando Sentinel Somebody issues estate as ■: ”n invcstnpnt, but udon’t pera will be' rread by Drs. Tolar, . * s f i i a , MMb u u b vclog iu j; | rt.; W ill l> A fiil h w toncerned about "the full dinner pull" un tho president the other day and it more than off set by the value of th o ! were presented at Friday's meeting nowadays. What everybody demands is a safe bet that Mr. Coolidge did reclaimed land. It is expected that] from different sections with the re- r dietetic tract on “ The Crime of the wheels of bual ness by buying it Mitchell nnd Simmons,\according to f 1 J-i'iking. But isnt it the with the money you should use to G. II. Edwards secretary of the so­ is the groaning mahogany table. not get In n word edgewise. some definite action, on this matter! quest that these roads be shown on coffee makipg that s criminal? |pay your debts. • |ciety ’ ’ 1 ciety. -- - -- ' JOINT COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO AID PARK COMMISSION -= = 3sHN.SELEGl " FIRE TRUCK IN COLLISION SUNDAY -! ---- ESTIMATES ON LAKE FRONT NEW BUS SUNE BEGINS MONDAY MEETING OF PROPERTY OWNERS isasKet oan ieam {thc same tlmo crnahp(1 int0 tho Van. �I- 1 V.~ w rn , m -7 X W i/MSt; and Mrs. Joe H a m id .and t t r ir guest, Mrs. Robert Child, of Warran, Ohio, and Mrs. Ed Higgirn enjoyed a delightful m otor tri£ to a■7 I f n i tfMftrt Mrv ind M a ^ L ® TWmpaon vpent Winter Park, Orlando and^ surround­ ing country on Thursday stopping yesterday In Daytona wjth their sbn* over In Orlando for dinner. who are iaboalnau there. * ‘ V V. ’ «* ’ j i i’ * Lee MeLahir o f Genera apont the day in Sanford yesterday as the guest o f friends. • Dr. J. Williams Martin, o f Osceola, Fla., was a visitor in the city yes­ terday. H-. 8. Baird, o f Japksontille, Fla., is a business visitor to the City Sub­ stantial. Ha la a guest o f the Valdes. Mrs. C. A. Binder, o f Pittsburgh, Pa^ who is a sister o f Mrs. Haynes, is a guest o f the Pico. Mr. end Mrs. J; M. Mussclwhite were visitors in Sanford yesterday afternoon, motoring over from their home in Orlando. Among the guests o f the city Sat­ urday to ace the football clash be­ tween 8t. Augustine and Sanford, was William P. Ryles, Jr., o f S t Augustine. sale fruit dealers, is In Sanford to­ day calling on the local trade. He la •topping at tho Valdes. Palmer Walthour fit Atlanta, Ga., member o f the firm, o f Walthour A Hood la a business visitor to Sanford, and will be ai guest o f the Valdez The many friends o f Mrs. Howard during his stay In the city. P. Smith of West Palm Beach for­ Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McArthur, o f merly o f Sanford will be delighted to learn that she will arrive here today Gainesville, were arrivals at tho Volknd will be the guest o f Mrs. Ben!do* Tuesday and will make their Caswell on Mngnolin avenue for a! homo there during their sojourn in short time. Sanford. *Mr. McArthur will relieve Mr. Ovorlin, Sanford manager o f the Rufus Cunningham o f Ocala wan in Southern BpN Telephone Co., during in tho city yesterday transacting his vacation. llenj. Kershaw, o f Jacksonville, Is business and calling on friends and a visitor to tho City Substantial stop­ relatives. ping at the Veldes. Mr. Kershaw will be remembered as tho special Ms. E. 31. Galloway vice president mechanic who completely overhauled at largo of tho F. F. W. C. left yes­ the A. C. L. locomotive which made terday for West Palm Boach where tho record run from Tampa to Wash­ she will attend the staet meeting o f ington pulling the Shripcr’s Special the F. F. W. C. last sunfmer. 'Mrs. R, E. Tolar, 3Irs. D. A. Kelly, Mrs. John Leonnrdi, of Sanford, Mrs. Love o f Quincy, 3!rs. W. P. Carter and Mrs. Wolcott of Oviedo leave to­ morrow for West Palm Beach where they will attend the State meeting of Florida Federation of Woman’s Clubs. Mrs. Tolar and Mra. Kelly go os delegates from the Sanford Woman’s Club, and Msr. Leonard! is state chairman of Child’s Welfore. Mr. and M is. H. B. Evans, o f Wis­ consin, are spending the winter in Florida, They arc taking .Jn the sights o f Sanford while the" guests A good hope is better than a bad o f Mrs. Deitrich on Park avenue. possession. A Seminole Countv Bank account spells Hope. * Mrs. Geo. B. Upchurch left yester­ day for her homo in Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parker of Ala., after spending several weeks as avenue are rejoicing over the aafe the guest o f her sister, Mrs. Geo. M. arrival o f a fine boy. ■ Shipp, at her home on Sanford Haights. Stowart, the florist will bo from Tampa Thursday morning wl The many friends o f Victor McLau- hn is attending the conventoin of lin will be glad to hear that he is Florida Stutc Florists Assocint! rapidly recovering from ah operation fo r appendicitis that ho had to under­ ( ’has. E. Kettle is a visitor to g o Saturday at the Fernald-Laugh- City Substantial from St. Augto ton hospital. and was among the arrivals at Valdez Monday. C. 0 . Schut, o f New York, who O. C. Neal, of Charleston, spends his winters In Sanford is back at the Pico Hotel to spend another vice-president of the Southern C season in sunny Florida. This makes Co., is a business visitor to h Mr. Schut’s third winter Beason as u Substantial stopping at the Vn guest o f the Pico. II. L. Ernest, of Jacksonville, l salesman for the Armour Co., Rush St. Johns, o f Tampa, Fla., Sanford today calling on the genial salesman for DavU-Dcklu trade. He Is stopping at the Cigar Co., is in Sanford today shak­ ing hands with old friends and new T. 0. nrown of Orlando, reprl custom ers,- Ho is stopping at the ti v o . o f tho Sanford •Branch, Valdez. Zaring Co., was a guest of the! while in the city on business./ W . S. Whitmore, o f Boston, Mass., was an arrival at the Vaidez Sunday W. A. Ames of Leesburg, and will be in Sanford several days tered at the Valdez while in | before leaving for West Palm Beach on business for Smith, Richu whore he will open up his hotel, ’The Conroy Co., which firm he rcl Inn,” for the winter season. Coach George McRory who expects to put out n real basket ball team for the Brotherhood o f St. Andrew is now working up n hard schedule for the Brotherhood Boys, probably much harder than any they have had before. THE W EATH ER The weather, as during tho prev­ ious week, continued dry and cold with frosts on several days— locally heavy on the 18th. The daily defici­ ency In temperature ranged from 0 degrees to 10 degrees over most o f tho northern nnd western divisions, and as much aa 8 degrees in tho con. «<>Mirn divisions. The low* Jacent to the coast t, but tho minima 'degree and below :ho western and SL c f ain of moment was . the Section, being rth weeks without Itrlcts, the need of lining acute. The is are appreciated rainfall to date ioil lust year. Thp nd Miami districts date, about 80 Inn for the nnmo ul the sninc condii|o to Fort Meyers U The only cxcep■stations that tele1, Bartow and Titusniinfall to date ex2. Tho dry autumn icqucnce o f lhe west *n Division, an cold, dry, and sunnctivo farm work, advanced In so far ns for ftpring crops is It was Unfavorable berries, nnd ranges, v progress, especially id planting was sus­ pended in some localities, owing to tho lack of soil moisture. Frost damaged some seed cane, W ans, and other tender truck. Celery and let­ tuce made good progress— the latter Is being shipped in car lots. Straw­ berries are in fair to^good condition, but need rain; plants nre bcirg work­ ed nnd fertilized. Citrus fruits nic coloring and maturing rapidly; large shipment.", continued during tho week. •Mra. Thomas A , NeaT, p f < is in JackMnvtttft fop a b r ie f i RSP Everyone Asked To Be Ready To Contribute For Membership In The W orld’s Greatest R elief Agency tn route from New York city, she spent somfc.tyM- Mra. Neal cam* T* ducted a girl* camp fat. the. Merth Candidate Hopes to Assure Pepe< Carolina mountains most, fully during, the summer lar Choice In 1924 Primary Jacksonville Times-Uftion. Elections. ■7} Robs Calomel o f Aptly cptitlcd the "Greatest Moth-) lipn junior members active in anj er in the W orld," the American Red Inccasanfc battle against disease, dis­ N ausea and D anger Cross is again making appeal for aster, misery and suffering In peace ns well aa in war, and is still provid­ Medicinal Virtues Retained and !■• support so that in turn the world’s ing comfort nnd good cheer for the pi owed— Dingeroua and Bfckeaiay afflicted con bo provided for. enlisted personnel o f tho army and Qualities Removed. P t r f& iid Talk, Unforunately, the majority o f pco- navy. For wounded cx-servico men let Called “Calotab" pie have been wont to think o f tho who are struggling to readjust their Tho Intrat trium ph o f m odern aci* Red Cross as a war organisation, llve.i to post-war conditions. • n o In a “ <le-nnu:ieate<l*' calom el ta b ­ which during peace times is called let known to t h , ilru a t r a i l, aa " C a lo Whenever a cyclone, fire or flood tnhit." Oulumal, tho m ost a tn erslljr on to relieve the suffering of Individ­ Visits a community the American Red uapful « f nil m ed icin e* th u s t n l i i a upon a whler flctil o f popularIty,—uals and communities afflicted by Cross is the first organized relief inirUlfti nml refined fro m th ose ob­ natural catastrophes. jectionable quAlitle* w hich h a v e h ere­ agency to provide for tho victims. tofore limited Ite use. Tho belief that this class o f relief, Last year it spent more than $900,000 In blllbuxnean, eunatltpstlon, head■ichin and .Indigestion, and tn a great while handled by the Ret] Cross, docs in nineteen states in this work. variety, o f liver, stom ach and kidney trouble* calom el w a * the moat a u cnot proporcly come under its jurisdic- Through its trained personnel of over r e s .fu l rented)-, hut Ita uae Was often lion, but is dono ns an emergency ,1,20-1 public health nurses it is proneulected on accou n t o f Its slckenlna n u u lltlf*. Now, It l* the caeleat and measure, until such time as tome moting health conditions throughout mom plennnnt o f m edicin e* to tahe other organization can step in, is tho country. Our beaches ore pa­ One Calotnh at bedtlhte with a swal­ III RA M W. JOHNSON low o f w ater— th a t'* all. Np taale. erroneous. Tho truth o f the matter trolled by over 280 life saving corps, WASHINGTON', Nov. *21.— A “ pop­ no nrlplnic. no nauaen. no salts. A u ««d nlKht'fl sleep and tho next mornwhile Red Cross nurses, famous In is that the Red Cross does more act­ ular choice” by Republican voters of imr you are fe e lin g One. with a clesn song and story o f battle fields, num­ ual work during peace times than liver, n purified nystern and a bln ap­ tho candidate for president in 1021 petite. Hat w hat you pleas*. No ever called on for during war times. ber 38,855 well trained men and wo­ dnnxer. was demanded today by Hiram John­ t'a lo ta h * nre sold o n l y - I n orlaltUll, Whiio tho majority of us are familiar men ready for emergency duty with son. scaled pnt-IcnKe*. prlcn th irty -fiv e cen t* with It3 work in the Halifax disaster, tho army or navy. Its woik In the for the ltirt(c fa m ily package,* ten Over n, desk piled high with tele rxntn for tho. em ail, tria l else. Your the pueblo, Colorado _____ floods,_ and stricken section of Europe during the grams and sunnort idrotratsl Is n11ihnrlkffi lllt to you refund ' H, IU letters ooffering h wring support , |ir|t. , M n BuarantM t| w m tho b# other groat natural catastrophes,'! war and up to the present time has * w ith Cal o tabs. for his candidacy, Scnutor Johnson thoroughly dcllahu-d instances |been tho subject o f the highest praise there are thousands o f — (A ilv.) where indMdual relief has boon re n -: by governments o f tho countries told callers today ho would make a ft-39-w etl-frl-A w k ty dered, where ovciy day com m on-. where the American Red Cross has fight in every atato possible against the "hand picking" o f delegates to place misery has been alleviated. (operated. the national convention. The Red Cross duty never ends. In Seminole county last year the "M y plans are crystallizing," be local chapter handled nbaut fifty Before one task is finished another said, "but nrc not at present entirely cases, among which were three fun­ awaits. It is a typical American in­ definite. For thnt reason I will not MY SPECIALTIES! erals, care and Jiospitnl treatment stitution, big and broad in every discuss 'details now. But I believe Pickard's Hand-Painted China for several, clothing for one dozen sense of the word. It is an institu­ the rank nnd file of tho Republican Gorham’s Sterling 81Iter tion that America can well be proud or more, fitting ^out two children bo pnrty has the right to express their itogera’ Plated iVarv of, because it is typicnl o f tho Nnthat they could attend school, writ­ Elgin and Waltham W atties ing nnd aid for cx-soldiere. A great tion. It is America’s institution, and preference fo r their presidential can­ deal more work could have bcon nc- ns individual Americans it should be didate. "I am seeking to have that prefercomplished hud the locul chapter considered ns their institution and J. G. SH AR O N been tho recipient o f greater funds. supported an such Be ready to con-[once expressed. I’ll nccept the result Attorneya-at-Law The American Red Cross numbers tribute for your mombersnip nnd help with equanimity, but I insist that the four million American men nnd w o - 1finance the Red Cross to nn extent rank and file shall determine the can­ W ilt practice la a ll th e c o u r t s __ men In Its leadership. In addition!that it will bo roody fo r even greater didate of that party rather than n K m ml nation o f Abstracts." a t ~ — Tt few politclans.” . thpre ia an excellent force of five m il-.service to. humanity. & HENRY M cLAULIN JEWELER J Out-of-Door Advantages for Youth In Sanford Unequalled in Florida A fter conference hero nnd else­ where during the next fortnight, Senator Johnson sold he hoped to an­ nounce the details of his campaign, including tho establishment of head­ quarters and m o n g e rs. MANVO HD, VLOHIDA LANDIS. FISH AH U LL Attorneys and Counsellor* M L » . DoLAN D. FLORIDA Will practice tn the State and F td es si Courts. Special facilities fo r feg. Hanford, for its size, linn same o f (they will be for post the standard as Mra. Archie Betts nnd pnrty mo­ •mining and Perfecting Land THm the best advantages thnt a city can j tho city njready has passed a bond istored to Dcl*nnd yesterday, where hnve for ita youth. Boys and girls o f sue to build a municipal nthletic they spent the day most pleasantly. G . H E R R IN G Sanford should never he at loss ns to field. Mrs. Julius Haekach left yesterday what they can do to keep themselves Plans nre nlso under view for esAtlorncy-at-LaW far Wont. Palm Beach .where she .will btj^-dtjrifigV^cbr-IPflW ’ hpin'8^.WW\;tobirshlng "H igh Y ” society here the many occupations which are offer- j wh,ch wou,(, n(1(, to th|> benefit of the attend the State Federation of Wo­ SANFORD. FLORIDA men's Club meeting. Mrs. Tnknch cd to nmusc nnd benefit them, San­ young hen o? the city considerably, will sing at a number o f the social ford bays and girls should bo proud of and combined With nil o f the above afnfirs with which the delegates will their city. Sanford has opportunities for her be honored. In other words, Sanford is chock younger world that can hardly be full of 'things that delight and help excelled by any other city her size Mrs. I). L. Thrasher left last eve­ its younger clement. With tho High anywhere. ning for Euntia where she will spend school athletic teams, Brotherhood o f. URIFY your blood and bulkl up the week na the guest o f her mother, your strength with Gude’s PeptoSt. Andrew, two troops of Boy Scoutii, Mis. E. L. Fcrran. Manganr It w ill fo rtify you a Girl’s Friendly Society nnd varioUH against colds; It w ill help you put other clubs, including private societies on flesh. Don't w ait until a heavy all offer something in the way of cold gets its grip on you ; begin to take Gude’a now. Your druggist amusement and profitable spending o f has it; in liquid and tablet form. time. GEO. WARD OFF HEAVY COUGHSAND COLDS (’ has. Rnlwell o f New Mrs. T. C. CaiLuii is back.at her officially connected with t| home on West First street after Camera Co., ir. u business spending several weeks in Washing-j the City Substantial. He ^ ton, D. C., ns the guest of her son, cd at the Valdez. Lieut. Carlson.. Mrs. Curlson also visited relatives in Pensylvunia on Mrs. Walter Merrill of Lakeland, The Brotherhood o f St. Andrew, un­ this trip. was a guest o f the Vaidez Monday, der the excellent leadership of Fnthcr leaving Tuesday morning for points Peck la an order for boys which keepa Sanford Expected To Furnish 280 Mra. II. 31. Carpenter nnd Miss on the East Coast where she will visit Membership* in State Associ­ them in n variety o f both indoor and Martha Bidcmau o f St. Petersburg, friends. ation During "Educa­ outdoor sports. They have the m ojt motored over to Sanford Saturday tional Week;’ complete club room of ahy young men and were tho guests o f Dr. W. J. R. R. Klnard, uf Crescent City, Fin., or boys’ club in the city, their total Carpenter and family for the week traveling representative o f Swift & Teachers o f the Sanford public collection of rooms including two end. They returned to the Sunshine C o., is in Sanford today calling on schools yesterday inaugurated u cam­ bowling alleys,.a billiard room, a City yesterday. the local markets. lie makes his paign to secure Sanford’H quota uf basketball court (inside) in which headquarters at the Valdez when in 230 citizen members for the Florida nearly nil sorts o f indoor gnmes may Central Division. (From Turatla)'■ Hally) tho city. Educational Association, according to be staged. Then, in their club room, Arthur Thompson Is upending the There was much sunshine, and sev­ T. W. Lawton, county auperintendthey have a Radio Set which keeps week -end hi Jacksonville with Mr. nnd Mra. Chns. W. Iluynes nnd eral light frosts, except on the 18th, the boyn employed at night in some- tn * public instruction. friends. Samuel Stcnson of New York City, when it wns locally heavy, doing This drive is a feature o f "Educa­ thing which is educational for them were among the guests at tho Valdez some damage to tender truck. .Sweet tional Week” now being celebrated instead of prowling tho streets to seek Mrs. L. K. Sessions returned home Monday. They are driving through potato vines were killed, and fall throughout the state and the challenge Thursday evening from Asheville, N. the country in their enr and will spend beans were damaged ns much ns 50 whatever mischief they can. is issued to every red blooded man The Boy Scouts have their wnyj of. C\, where the spent several weeks. several days in Sanford before con­ per cent in some Instances. The low and woman o f the community interbenefiting tho young folks of Stinfurd temperature wns unfavorable for tinuing their tour o f the state. Tho study of the Boy Scot manual cat0d in thu caU3c of cduc« titm l'* truck and strawberries, but it was Mrs. Arthur Marshall has returned will show unyonc what a world o f 1com.° fanvurd und support the great home after spending tho past two Mr. and 3trs. Edward Marked and beneficial to celery and lettuce— both, I work of tho stnte association. months in Washington, I). C.. as the little son, Tcddiu, arrived in Sanford however, need rain, no do the various knowledge it contains nnd when put! into nctual practice by a group of . “ Sanford’s quotn is 281) citizen mem­ guest o f her aunt, Miss Nell 3tcLcun. Sunday evening after upending the truck crops, especially on uplands. America’s redblooded lads It furnishes bers" said Mr. Lawton this morning. summer at points in New York, Penn­ The grinding of cane and harvesting one of the most helpful parts of a "It only coss a dollar to Join and each Mrs. C. Boyce Beil is the guest of sylvania and Maryland and nrc ut of sweet potatoes continued under boy’s life. Sanford has two i»0y j member is entitled to a subscription Mrs. A . K. Powers at her home on homo to their friends ut Mrs. W. J. favorable conditions. The work of Scout troops and according to the 11° A. Journal for the school Ninth Street for a few days while Carpontcr’n home on Magnolia ave­ preparing land for spring crep.f made number of boys in Sanford o f scout-1 year* Tbo Journal is published at •good progress; much Reeding was Mr. Bell is in Charlotte, N. C., on a nue. ing age, there should hs at leant nix j Winter Park by the association and done in the Everglades district, where business visit. j3 the official organ o f ihc public or eight more. 3Ir. and Mrs. II. A. Neel leave to­ such woik was previously delayed. . .'sch o o l system of the state There are also quite a number of 1 Miss Lillie Henderson o f Ncwbcrn, day in their car for a two weeks Stripping o f beans, peppers, eggplants “ The editor is Dr. O. I. Woodley, na girl’s club.i, such ua Friendly Socieand other truck continued from vari­ N. C., will arrive here today and will tour o f tho elate, stopping over for __ _____ _____ Citrus _____ __fruits __ _______ localities. arc ma ties. Campfire Girls and GiH Scouts^ educator o f national notu, lie is seervbe tho attractive guest o f Mrs. Reg­ a few da>"3 on the West ('oast. This ous The ut# it «v in Vtiaiij atuti tuat Sanford ut* is easily seen that o f - if ^ y ° / 8*at“ a” [M?*a^ 0in inald Holly at her homo on Sanford is their first visit to the West Const. luring nicely; ranges are poor, ow ing)So fers to the girl’s as well as boys out( n(,n8az' no brings first hand informa Mr. N ed has recently disposed o f hi3 to dry weather. Helghta for tha week-end, door life. [ tion ai* t0 Uie status o f the public interest in the ‘ Herald and decided '* Western Division. l ---------school woprk. A s the teachers arc Both boyr, amt girls have the use of; Mrs. Robert Wilson and lovely lit­ to visit nil points of interest in the The weather wns unreasonably „ , , , ,. . , , . , 1,0 generously donating nil of their , tle daughter o f Orlando are upend­ state before settling down to busi­ cool with frosts on several dnys, re­ a fine tennis court winch is lucuted' , w ,„ (, . . , . spare time during tha week to this „ „ .,i , , „ sulting in some damage to truck and on Ninth and Puri; avenue. And the ing the week here as the guests of ness again. „ .... , .. . .. 'w ork, it seems little enough for the , „ kl. seed cane. Full truck generally needs »..u rE people uf the e l l, ,h u » tho |rcuplo o f 3a„ f„ ril her pt>rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. AyH e , .appreciate appreciate the reart bccaca, I. , „ „ h|pJ , how ^ (From Wednesday’s Dailyi ruin and moderate temperature. Dig­ they cock at their home on Myrtle avenue. ging sweet potatoes and syrup-mak­ is always occupied nnd mast uf the the schools." Fred1W. Pledger, president of the ing continued. Sntsuma oranges are occupuntH lnuke efforts to sec that Mr. am! Mrs. W, A. Zachnrv are expected home tonight from Mount Ocala Loan nnd Savings Bank o f in good condition, nnd shipping con­ the court is kept in good shape. DELCO FOR SALE— Del jo lighting Sanford has also both a baseball Olive, N. C., where they were mur- Ocala accompanied by Mr. Thames, tinued with favorable results to (he plant, in excellent condition, will and football field. While not *up to ried Thursday. Mra. Zachary was cashier o f that institution spent Tues­ grower. Ranges are getting thin. be Bold at a sacrifice. See J. B. the standard, by this time next year Southern Division. formerly Mra. Franeej L. Byrd of day in Sanford. » Johnson, Lake Monroe, or T. \\\ LawDry, cool, and sunshiny— ideal con­ 3!aunt Olive, N. C. ton, Sanford. Wfc. -J-tc. lanes Henry was among the St. ditions for the shipping o f citrus eggplants, beans, and other truck airs. Fannie Searcy of Oklahoma Petersburg visitors to Sanford stop­ fruits, but unfavorable for the cot-1 wore moved during the week from Mrs, R. R. I)eas/M rs. Hariy W ild , I City, Okia., arrived here yesterday ping at the Vaidez Tesday, driving ting o f tomatoes and other truck, ex- tho viqinlty o f C lew i-ponf low tern- Mrs. Deane Turner and 31ra. R. J. cept on low lands. Land is drying purnture. however, on the 18th was Holly motored to Orlando thin mam- | nnd will 3pcml the winter hero aa the up In his new Apperson sedan. rapidly in the Everglades district, and [ unfavorable. guest o f her daughter, Mra. T. F. ing in tho Dcaa car, and spent lhe j E. A. Bachman, o f Jacksonville, j farm work made good progress; in A. J. MITCHELL, Adams at her home on Sanford day there trust delightfully cuinbin- i representative of uMrx Bros, whole- fact, moderate quantities of peppers, Heights. Meteorologist in Charge.ling bujincsi and pieazure. I P TEACHERS MAKING DRIVE FOR QUOTA MEMBERS OF F.E. A. Free Trial Tablet* &TifS value of GnJt'i Ptpto-Maaj for ic*ncruu4 Trial 1’ackage tw» money—>jiut nasi* and . V, J. UrtiUnbach Co., fiS Warren SU, N. Y, _ Gudefc P t y t o -A ia n g a n T o n ic a n d B lo o d F r u i c t o r ' Overland Champion . makes A irm o b ile History W E have never seen the public flock t o a car the way they are flock­ ing to the new Overland Champion! It’sarevelation — how much they wanted such a car! Study these pictures — you’ll under­ stand, Then realize th a t the low price also secures regular sliding gear trans­ mission, all standard acces­ sories, bigger new engine, Triplex springs,cord tires, and all Overland superior­ ities. Come in. Both teats adjust forward and bock lor tall and ahoc. people. Sir , ..vjdlng apace by removing rear seat and upholstery. NEW. "oUd* CHAMPION SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO. HANFORD, FLORIDA Distributors t/ , , i y-.y .‘'.Vi �THE HANFriRD WEEKLY HERALD. THURSDAY, N PPBRS W ILL BE PRO TECTED AGAINST LOOSE PLAN Millions Are Provided Enforce Amendment Police Find Body of Kidnapped N . Y . Boy i nr I n r Tfce A n o ftilrd P rfM ) And W ill Mean Money To The Grower— Classifications Are Outlined NEW YORK Nov. 20.—Body of living Pickeiny, 4 1-2 year* old, who was kidnapped In front o f his Grand street home October 26 was found today slashed with knife in cellar o f Suffolk street tenement house. , An agreement has been reached . by Ike distributing concerns in i • Bapfard to have government In- | •Section on all cars of perishables ■kipped from tkla section. Thin announcement ia made aa a result . of ■ recent meeting, at which time it waa agreed that this, more than anything else, would 'net aa a * form of protection J' against the loose plan of opera­ tion which, at preeent, ia one of the greatest evils of the industry. Inspection is made at the cats and STATE SURVEY SHOWS AC Certificates are Issued showing grade, TIVITY IN ALL condition and quality, as well as the LINES condition o f the car and equipment. This certificate is valuable to the pper and grower in making sales, presenting claims to the railroad, and in making adjustments on cars that are off grade. In differentiat­ ing between the various qualities the following grades have been scheduled by the United States Department o f Agriculture: U. S. No. 1 shall consist o f heads o f lettuce of similar varietal char­ acteristics which arc fresh, well trim­ med and fairly firm; which are not wilted, decayed or burst, and which are free from stems and duubles and from damage caused by freezing, tip ^yrn, disease, insects or mcchnnical or other means. . In order to allow for variations in­ cident to proper grading and handling not more than 10 per cent, by count, of any lot may be below the require­ ments of this grade. U. S. No. 2 shall consist of heads o f lettuce of similar varietal charac­ teristics which aro fresh, well trim­ med, and which are free from seed stems and from damage caused by freezing injury, tip burn, disease, Insects or mechanical or other means. In order to allow for variations in­ cident to proper grading and handling not more than 10 per cent, by count, of any lot may be below the require­ ments o f this grade. « U . S. No. 3 shall consist of heads of lettuce which do not meet the re­ quirements of any of the foregoing grades. The definition of terms ns used in these grades may be of assistance to the‘ growers and are ns follows: "Similar vnrietui characteristics" means that the hends of any container hhvo the same color nnd characteris­ tic leaf growth. For example, lettuce Tr—mf WASHINGTON, Nov. 20,—Ap­ propriation o f more than $10,000,000 for work at the prohibition bu­ reau during next fiscal year wns said by prohibition officials to have been included in treasury ertimatea submitted to director of budget. Jor General Clarence COMMISSIONERS TO CONSID­ ER ESTIM ATES A T N EXT M EETING PUBLIC I N V I T E D To Express Views Regarding This Important Develop­ ment Program Williams Says That If U. ,8.. Dcvelopcs Resourced Need Fear No Enemy f Hostelry Construction I'articu Inrly Noticed— Labor Short­ age Is Threatened Conclusions reached by the depart­ ment of labor from a general survey o f industrial conditions in the largest Florida cities show a period o f even prosperity and much progress in building, hostelry construction being noted especially. I.ittlo or no un­ employment situations nre noted in tho various cities of the state, while on the other hand a number of in­ stances an* given where there is n noticeable shortage of workmen. A very favorable report is given of conditions in Jacksonville, the state’s larges’, city. The survey shows that in this city all manufacturing plants are running, some overtime, while there is little unemployment evident in any section of the city. Pensacola Tampa, Miami, Key West and others arc also discussed in the labor de­ partment’s survey, show unharnessed activity. Tho following report was made by tho department regarding the condi­ tions in Sanford nnd neighboring cities: , R. .1. Holly, who retired Saturday as editor and controlling editor of The Sanford Herald, and who is proclaim­ ed by the state press as the man who "Put Sanford on the map." The Lakeland Star-Telegram asks the question, will Sanford ever realize what she owes to “ Bob Holly?" Canford— All plnnts nre operat­ ing o na full-time basis, with very little unemployment noticeable in this city, and a slight shortage of common labor is reported. Approxi­ mately 300 building tradesmen arc employed on a large construction program which shows no signs of abatement at tho present time. Tavares— All plants are operat­ ing on a practically full-time bases, -joddo viauiXopluia yuapijjns ipiAV tunitics existing for those who might i bo temporarily released in their own lines. Very little unemployment is apparent, and there is u shortage of first-class farm hands. targe build­ ings program continues and includes the erection of a bank, two 10-story buildings, nnd a large warehouse, which is affording employment to the local supply o f llie.e tradesmen. ORLANDO—There is beginning ■to be seen the usual influx of workI ers and job hunters at this time of (tin* year. The opening o f the orange season within two weeks will give employment to may in the picking and packing of this fruit. Practically WASHINGTON, Nov•The next The City Commissioners expect to major war “ will be won or lost on bulkhead the lake front from the pres­ the sufficiency o f munitions reserve?," ent bulkhead west to the city limits. Mnjor General Clarence C. Williams, The remainder of tho bulkhead to chief of Army ordnance, predicted in Lake Monroe will be built under au­ his annual report mode public today; thority o f bill passed by the last legis­ at the War Department. lature, nnd fathered by Representative "I wish to emphnsizc "the propon-j Forest Lake. This bill provides that derating importance o f adequate cm-j porsunnt to n request from property ergcncy reserves," General Williams; owners on the lake front, an election said, adding that in view o f the isolat­ mny be called to provide a bond issue ed position, highly developed special­ to build the bulkhead and boulevard ized industries and immense re­ from tho West limits o f tho City o f sources of the United States it seem­ Sanford to the town o f Lake Monroe. ed "fairly certain that no power or This will give Sanford and Lake combination o f powers now in exist­ Monroe a continuous driveway 100 ence," could successfully invade the feet wide along the beautiful, shores country after American man power o f I.nkc Monroe and through one o f and industry had been fully mobilized. the most beautiful sections o f natural "The possible rate of mobilisation scenery in tbe state o f Florida. will always be determined by the Plans nnd specifications of the new state o ' ovr reserves,” the report boulevnrd will comply with all rosaid, “ since man power can be mobil­ qulrcmentn of tho State Highway ized much more rapidly thnn industry. ‘ Commission and Federal Government From this point o f view , taking into r.nd will re:oivc aid from both nnd will account tho present econonlic de-, |,e a component part o f the St. Johns velo pment of the world, it may bo said Scene Highway between Sanford and that the next major war will be won Jacksonville. * oi lost on the sufficiency c f muni­ Advocates of the big Improvement tions reserve." poirt out that aside from good roads Report is Interesting. feature sM tlfi.4'rW ‘>^on,,Ab&..haacr ..The .Vi' ujtuit\fti>tb'buooentoy iwitlvin fts from the atandpoint o f health large stock o f reserves oa hand, Gcn- end sanitation cannot be Ignored, nnd eral Williams continued, but with the that much o f the land through which the new road will be built is low and swampy, unavailable for farming purposes cr.d of no value to the owndcleriora- ers in its present state. ;on which j Jt is also stated that everyone sing that djrcct|y effected should seriously cono r n aider the plan from tho standpoint , o f health as well as wealth and should : of fundi lend every aid and encouragement bus p it- to those behind the move to make its tiHcry dc- completion possible at the earliest d out at p e tio le date. No One Hurt, Car Radiy H appen'] fin Damaged, Corner French And Third Street Brotherhood o f S t.___ Andrew Will Have Basket Ball Team Gasoline T ax Receipts F or September Reached A Total o f $204,021.50 Each County Will Get More Than # $1,000 A m Its Share of This Amount TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 20.—Re­ ceipts in September from the three cent gasoline tax amounted to $201,f21.f>0, according to figures compiled 1y the state comptroller’s office and t adc public today. Distribution of the counties* share r ic-third of the amount will be made, r ich o f the siztey-three counties getLlg $1,078.42. The remainder goes to the state (’epartmant. 'to n 's (lames With High School and Dther Young Men’s Teams. Pullman Type Cars o f Latest Design To Be Used and Reliable Schedule Maintained. W. II. Andrcaus, o f Miami, was a business visitor to Sanford Monday. While here Mr. Andrcus completed arrangements for his bus line which will start operating Monday between Orlando, Sanford, and Daytona. There will be six cars a day ench way and every bus will be o f the latest de­ sign, I’ullmun type, enclosed and heated. Every comfort for the pas­ senger will be provided for nnd reNothing tickles a dog more than seeing n little mouse chase one of these long-pedigreed rat.*. Sentiment For Hard Surfaced Roads in Seminole County SANFORD. Fla., Nov. 17.— At last will he taken following the conference Friday's membership meeting of the of the Commissioners .and pinperty Chamber of Commerce which was un- owners. usuaily well attended, City Engineer, Fred T. Williams reported that es­ timates for the lake front drive would be completed in time to submit to the City Commssoners at their next meet­ ing. The latter intend calling all owners o f property adjacent to the proposed improvement to be present at the meeting. According to Mr. Wiliams, the amount o f fill to be made at some points along the lake front will be considerable nnd while Palm Beach Times: Nobody is Miami Herald: Billy Sunday railed the cost may appear high it will be! i oncer ned about “ the full dinner pail" on the president the other day and it more thnn off set by the value o f the nowadays. What everyW»dy demands is a safe hot that Mr. Coolidgr did reclaimed land. It is expected that U the groaning mahogany table. not get in a word edgewise. some definite action on this matter Tho sentiment for additional hard surfaced reads in Seminole County is becoming stronger, as indicated by request* from various sections o f the county to the Good Rouds Commit­ tee of the Chamber o f Commerce. This Committee will shortly hold o meet­ ing to which will be invited the rep­ resentatives from these -sections. A special map has l»oon prepared by the; t ommittee showing the present and proposed hard surfared roads in the county. Several additional peitionsl were presented at Friday’s meeting I from different sections with the re-i quest that these roads be shown on The Brotherhood o f St. Andrpw wi!| hive a first rate backetbr.l! team this year according to all reports. They will have Geo. McRory nt their helm ai d with the excellent material on hand they propose to put out a team that will excel any the Brother­ hood has had in previous years. The team will bo composed of members o f the Senior Chapter, most o f whom go to High school and have lint! much experience at the Meeting* game. Iaist year the Itroiberhoad H otel of St. Andrew waa reputed for th> wonderful baseball team that they j ‘lan3 have been completed for hail and it is expected that they enn holding the November meeting o f make repetition of this in basketball. the Orange County Medical Society in Sanford Wednesday evening o f this week at the Hotel Montezuma. PaW‘H ho read by Dra. Tolar, •ditchsll and Simmons, according to G. II. Edwards, secretary’ o f the so­ ciety. Medical Society At Montezuma �. ... ________ ^ Br!?!.d. 'Bnd Ml° ,nilt dealers, (■ hi Sanford to- J «Ir ~ g ou t, ----Mm.. 3 Robert f t j l"» i d t VI t f day £ y calling on the local trade. **•.: ! ? » «*?“ Wtrmn, Ohio, and Mm.' Mr*. Ed Higgint H igflnt itonninv itop Warran, at the Valdes. •njoyed • delightful m otor trifc to Winter Park, Orlando Orlando andv surroundWIntor Park, R - Mm. Thomu A, NeaT# of Otf—de,' is in JaduomrlUt fof a brief suj^rp* He la Ing country on Thuraday stopping yesterday I* Daytona with their sons otrsr In Orlando for dinner. who are in hoslneaa there. Everyone A sked To Be Ready To Contribute For c,ndlHll' 5 f 7 !»,JASTe p#pt Isr Choke In 1924 Primary Membership In The W orld's Greatest Elections. ~ Relief Agency The many friend* of Mm. Howard P. Smith of West Palm Beach for­ merly of Sanford will bo delighted to learn that she will arrive here today Md will be the guest of Mrs. Ben Dr. J. William* Martin, of Oaceola, Caswell on Magnolia avenue for a Fla., was a visitor in the city yes­ short time. terday. Mr. and Mm. W. H. McArthur, of A ptly eptltlcd the "Greatest Molh-i lipn Junior members active in an GninosvUle, were arrivals at the Val­ des Tuesday and will make their or in the World,” the American Red Incessant battle against disease, dlshome there during their sojourn In Sanford. *Mr. McArthur w!H relieve Mr. Overlln, Sanford manager of t'u> Rufus Cunningham of Ocala wan In Southern Bell Telephone Co., during Hi B. Baird, of Japkionulle, Fla., Is In tho city yesterday transacting his vacation. a buslnesa visitor to the City Sub­ Benj. Kershaw, o f Jacksonville, Is business and colling on friends and stantial. He is a guest of the Valdes. relatives. a Visitor to tho City Substantial stop­ Mrs. C. A. Binder, of Pittsburgh, Ms. E. M. Galloway vice president Po., who is a sister of Mrs. Haynes, at largo of the F. F. W. C. left yes­ Is a guest of tho Pico. terday for West Palm Beach where she will attend the staet meeting o f Musselwhite the F. F. W. C. Mr. and Mrs. J; M. were visitors in Sanford yesterday afternoon, motoring over from tholr home in Orlando. Among the guests of the city Sat­ urday to see the football clash be­ tween St. Augustine and Sanford, was William P. Ryles, Jr., of St. Augustine. Mrs. R. H. Tolar, Mrs, D. A. Kelly, Mr«. John Leonard), o f Sanford, Mrs. Love o f Quincy, Mrs. W. P. Carter and Mrs. Wolcott of Oviedo leave to­ morrow for West Palm Beach where they will attend the State meeting o f Florida Federation o f Woman’s Clubs. Mrs. Tolar and Mrs. Kelly go ns delegates from tho Sanford Woman’s Club, and Msr. Leonard! is state chairman of Child's Welfare. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Evans, of Wis­ consin, are spending the winter in Florida, They are taking , in the aighta of Sanford while the guests A good hope is better than a bad of Mrs. Deltrich on Park avenue. possession. A Seminole Countv Bank account spells Hope. ping nt the Veldes. Mr. Kershaw will be remembered as the special mechanic who completely overhauled the A . C. L locomotive which made tho record run from Tampa to Wash­ ington pulling the Shrinor’ii Special last summer. Coach George McRory who expects to put oat n real basket ball team for the Brotherhood of St. Andrew is now working up a hard schedule for the Brotherhood Boys, probably much harder than any they have had before'. TH E W E A TH E R * Mrs, Geo, B. Upchurch left yester­ day for her home In Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parker o f Ala., after spending several weeks as avenue are rejoicing over the safe the guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo. M. arrival of a fine boy. • Shipp, at her home on Sanford Heights. Stowart, the fiorist will be back from Tampa Thursday morning where The many friends o f Victor McLau- ho is attending the convontoin of the iin will be glad to hear that he is Florida Stato Florists Association. rapidly recovering from ah operation fo r appendicitis that ho had to under­ Clms. E. Kettle is a visitor to the go Saturday at the Fernold-Laugh- City Substantial from SL Augustine, ton hospital. and was among the arrivals nt the Valdez Monday. C. 0 . Schut, o f New York, who 0 . C, Nenl, of Charleston, S. C., spends his winters in Sanford is back at the Pico Hotel to apend another vice-president of the Southern Casket season In sunny Florida. This makes Co., is a business visitor to he Ciy Mr. Schut’s third winter season as a Substantial stopping nt the Vnldez. guest of the Pico. II. L. Ernest, of Jacksonville, genial salesman for the Armour Co., Is in Rush St. Johns, o f Tampa, Fla., Sanford today calling cn the local genial salesman fo r Davis-Dckle trade. He is stepping at the Vuldcz. Cigar Co., is in Snnford today shak­ ing hands with old friends and new T. O. nrown of Orlando, representa­ customers,-- He is stopping at the tive, o f tho Snnford - Branch, C. 'W . Valdez. Zaring Co., wax a guest o f the Valdez whilo In the city on business. W. S. Whitmore, o f Boston, Mass., was an arrival at tho Valdez Shnday W. A . Ames of Leesburg, is regis­ and will be in Sanford several days tered at the Valdez while in Sanford before leaving for West Palm Beach on business for Smith, Richardson & where he will open up his hotel, “ The Conroy Co., which firm he represents. Inn,” for the wlntor season. Mrs. T. C. Carlson is b a ck .a t her home on West First street after spending several weeks in Washing­ ton, D. C., ns the guest o f her son, Lieut. Carlson.. Mrs. Carlson also visited relatives in Pensylvunia on this trip. in nineteen states in this work. Through its trained personnel o f over 1,204 public health nurses it is pro­ moting health conditions throughout tho country. Our beaches ore pa­ trolled by over 280 life saving corps, while Red Cross nurses, famous In song and story of battle fields, num­ ber 38,855 well trained men nnd wo­ men ready fo r emergency duty with Itho nrmy or navy. Its work in the Istricken section o f Eurnpo during the war and up to the present time has been tho subject of the highest praise by government* o f tho countries |where the American Red Cro3a has Ioperated. Chns. Bolwell o f New York Cly, officially connected with tha Ansco Camera Co., is a business visitor to the City .Substantial. He is register­ ed at the Valdez. Mrs. Wnlter Merrill o f Lakeland, was a guest of the Vnldez Monday, leaving Tuesday morning for points Mra. II. M. Carpenter nnd Mkn on the East Guest where she will visit Martha Bidcmau o f St. Petersburg, friends. motored over to Saqford Saturday and were tho guests o f Dr. W. J. R. R. Kinnrd, of Crescent City, Flo., Carpenter and family fo r the week traveling representative o f Swift & end. They returned to tho Sunshine Co., is in Snnford today calling on City yesterday. the local markets. He makes his headquarters at the Valdez when in ((-'ram TnMUar’a Unity * tho city. Arthur Thompson la upending the week -end in Jacksonville with Mr. arid Mra. Chun, W. Haynes nnd friends. Snmuol Stcnson of New York City, were nmong the guests nt tho Valdez Mrs. L. K. Sessions returned home Monday. They are driving through Thursday evening from Asheville, N. the country in their car and will spend C„ where the spent several weeks. several days in Sanford before con­ tinuing their tour of the state. Mrs. Arthur Marshall has returned home after spending tho pust two Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Murkell and months in Washington, D. C., as the little son, Teddlo, arrived in Sanford guest o f her aunt, Miss Nell McLean. Sunduy evening after spending the summer nt points ia New York, Penn­ Mrs. C. Boyce Beil is tho g’ wat of sylvania nml Maryland and nre ut Mrs. A . K. Powers nt her home "0 homo to their friends at Mra. W. J. Ninth Street for a few days while f .rpcnter’o home on Magnolia nvc■good progress; much seedin’! was Mr. Bell is in Charlotte, N. C., on » niH. ' , done in the Kvtrgiadcs district, where business visit. Mr. and Mrs. !L A. Neel leave to­ ■inch work wns previously delayed. day in their car for a two weeks Shipping o f beans, peppers, eggplants Miss Lillie Heitderaon o f Newborn. tour o f the state, stopping over for and other truck continue^] from variN. C., will arrive here today and will be the attractive guest o f Mrs. Reg­ a few daya on the West ( ’oast. This |oils localities, Citrua fruits are mainald Holly at her home on Sanford is their first vlait to the West Coast. ituring nicely; rnnges are poor, owing Mr. Noil has recently disposed o f hi3 to dry weather. Heights for tho week-end. interest in the •Herald and decided - Western Division. Mrs. Robert Wilson nnd lovely lit­ to visit nil points of interest in the Tho weather wns unreasonably tle daughter o f Orlando are spend­ state before settling down to busi­ cool with fronts on several days, re­ ing tho week here as the guests of ness again. sulting in some damage to truck and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ayseed cane. Fall truck generally needs (From Wednesday’s Daily! cock at their home on Myrtle avenue. rain and moderate temperature. Dig­ ging sweet potatoes and syrup-mak­ Fred W. Pledger, president o f tho ing continued. Sat.sumu oranges are Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Z.tchnrv nre Ocala Loan nnd .Savings Bank of in good condition, nnd shipping con­ expected home tonight from Mount Ocala accompanied by Mr. Thornes, tinued with favorable results to the Olive, N. C., where they were mar­ cashier o f that institution spent Tues­ grower. Ranges are getting thin. ried Thursday. Mrs. Zachary was day In Sanford. * Southern Division. formerly Mrs. Frances L. Byrd of Dry, cool, and sunshiny— ideal con­ Mount Olive, N. C. Junes Henry wns among the St. ditions for the siiipping of citrus Mrs. Fannie Searcy o f Oklahoma Petersburg visitors to Sanford stop­ fruits, but unfavorable for the set­ City, Okla., arrived hore yesterday ping «t the Valdez Teaday, driving ting o f tomatoes nnd other truck, ex­ cept on low Iambi. Imnd is drying and will apend the winter hero na the up in hia new Appcrson sedan. rapidly in the Everglades district, and guest o f her daughter, Mrs, T. F. farm work made giocl prog j era; in Adams at her home on Sanford fact, moderate quantities of peppers, Heights. Robs Calomel o f Nausea and Banger Medicinal Virtues Retained and !* pt oved— Dangerous sad. « * fc — »*g Qualities Removed.. Perfected Tab-; let Called “ Calotab” H IR A M W . JOH NSON _ WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.— A “ pop­ ular choice" by Republican voters of tho candidate for president in 1024 was demanded today by Iliram John­ son. Over a. desk piled high with tele­ grams and letters offering support for his candidacy, Senator Johnson told callers today he would make a fight in every state possible against the “ hand picking" o f delegates to the national convention. | The Red Cross duty never ends. “ My plans are crystallising," he local chapter handled nbout fifty Before one tusk is finished another said, “ but are not nt present entirely cases, among which were three fun- nwait3. It is a typical American in­ definite. For that reason I will not orals, care and jiospital treatment stitution, big and broad in every discuss ‘ details now. Hut I believe for severai, clothing for one dozen sense of the word. It is an institu­ the rank and flic o f tho Republican or more, fitting % out two children so tion that America can well be proud pnrty has the right to expresn their that they could attend school, writ­ of, because it is typical of the Na­ preference for their presidential can­ ing mid aid for ox-soldiers. A great tion. It i3 America's institution, and didate. deal moro work could have lieeu ac­ as individual Americans it should be "I am seeking to hnvo that prefer­ complished had the local chapter considered as their institution nnd e n c e expressed. I’ll accept the result supported as such. Be ready to con­ been the recipient of greater funds. Tho American Red Cross numbers tribute for your membership and help with equanimity, hut I insist that the four million American men nnd wo­ |finance the Red Cross to an extent rank and (lie shall determine tho can­ men in its leadership. In addition ' Hint it will lie ready fo r even greater didate of that party rather than n few politcians." . thpre la an excellent force of five mil- [service to-humanity. Out-of-Door Advantages for Youth In Sanford Unequalled in Florida ’ch route from Hear York city, where she spent some time. Mm. Neel eea> ducted a girls tamp In , the North r>___ «»___________ . •• •_■ / Carolina mountain* moat n x m i* fully during the summer months.—< JncknonvHIo Tlmes-Ohlon. After conference hero and else­ where during the next fortnight, Senator Johnson said ho hoped to nn, nuance the details o f his campaign, .including the establishment o f hondi quarters nnd managers. ®ne«- Is a "<ir-nn unrated" c a lo m e l tab­ let know n to lit* drug trad* as "C a to tnl»«.'* C alom el, the most gen erally useful i,f ail medicines thua enters upon a wider field of p opu larity,— p u r m -d and refined from thoee ob|fi'Mnnulile t|ualltles which h a v e here­ tofore limited Its use. In biliousness, conatftpallon, head.ichen and Indigestion, and In a great variety o f liver, stomach a n d kidney trou bles calom el was the m oa t su c­ c e ssfu l reidedy, hut Ita use w a s often n eglected on account of Ita a lc k sn ln a du alities. .Vow, it Is the caalaat and m ost pleasant o f medicines t o taka One Calutah at bedtthte with a s w a l­ low o f water— th at's all. N q taste, no g rip in g , no nausea, no s a lt s . A good n igh t's sleep mid tho n e a t m orn­ in g you are fe e lin g line, w ith n clean liver, a purllled svstrrn and a b ig a p ­ petite. Kat w hat you plcasq. Mu danger. t'ulntnhs are sold only In o rig in a l, s e a lid packiig'"4, price, th irty-fiv e cants fo r the targe fm nlly p a c k a g e ? trn renin for tho sinall. trial alae. Your d r u g g is t Is authorised to refu n d ths price an n guaran tee that you W ill be th orou g h ly delighted with C a lo ts b s . HENRY McLAULIN JE W ELER MY SPECIALTIES! Pickard’s lland-Pslatcd Cktaa Gorham's Sterllag Silver Roger*’ Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watehas J. G. SHARON Attorneya-at-Law W i ll practice In a ll the c ou rts. E xam in ation o ! A b a tr a c i* .'* ! l.mmA HANVOHD, rL O K ID A LANDIS, FISH ft HULL Attorneys and Counaelle** 04 Law . DeLAND. FLORIDA Will practice in the State and Feder­ al Courts. Special facilities fo r Ex­ Sanford, for Its size, has some of |they will he far past the standard ns Mrs. Archie Betts nnd party mo­ amining and Perfecting Land H u m . the b e st advantages thnt a city can the city ajready has passed n bond Is­ tored to DeLand yesterday, where have for ita youth. Boys and girls of sue to build n municipal athletic they spent the day most pleasantly. . G E O . G. HERRING Snnford should never he at loss ns to field. Mrs. Julius Ilnckadi left yesterday what they can do to keep themselves Plans nre nlso under view for csAttorncj-it-Lato for Went .Palm Beach .where she .will duripg'jthehr.ipanr ftpuyu.* WJHi ■(hb)lshlng “ High Y ” society here attend tho Slate Federation o f Wo­ the many occupations which nre offer­ SANFORD, FLORIDA which would ndd to the benefit of the men’s Club meeting, Mrs. Tnkaeh ed to amuse and benefit them, Senyoung hen o f the city considerably, will sing at n number o f the social ford bays and girls should be proud of and combined with nil o f the ahovv nfnfirs with which the delegates will their city. Sanford has opportunities for her be honored. In other words, Sanford is chock younger world thnt can hardly be full o f 'things that delight and help excelled by nny other city her size Mrs. D. L. Thraaher left last eve­ its younger element. With tho High anywhere. ning for Eustia where she will spend school athletic teams, Brotherhood of the week ns the guest o f her mother, St. Andrew, two troops of Boy Scouts, Mis. E, L. Furran. X Mnngan; It will fortify you a Girl’s Friendly Society nnd various against colds; It will help you pat other clubs, Including private societies on fiesh. Don’t wait until • heavy all o ffe r something in tho way of cold gets Its grip on you; begin to take Gude’s now. Your druggist amusement and profitable spending of has It; in liquid and tablet Rum. time. The Brotherhood of St. Andrew, un­ der the excellent leadership of Father Peck is an order for boys which keeps them in n variety of both indoor nnd outdoor sports. They have the moat complete d u b room of ahy young men or boys’ d u b in the city, their total collection o f rooms including two bowling alleys,.a billiard room, a basketball court (inside) in which nearly nil aorta of indoor games tuny be stagi” ' Then, In their club room, they have a Radio Set which keeps the boys employed nt night in some­ thing which is eduentionni for them instead o f prowling the streets to seek whatever mischief they can. The Boy Scouts have their waya of benefiting tho young folks of Snnford. The study o f the Boy Scot manual will show anyone what a world of knowledge it contains nnd when put into actuul practice by n group of Americu’s toil blooded Inds it furnishes one o f the most helpful parts of a boy’s life. Snnford has two Boy Scout troops and according to the number o f bo^s in Sanford o f scout­ ing age, there should he at leant nix or eight more. There are nlno quite a number of girl’s clubs, such na Friendly Socie­ ties, Campfire Ctrl* and Girl Scouts. So it Is easily seen that Sanford o f­ fers to the g irl’s as well an hoys out­ door life. Free Trial Tablets £ w iS iS S S value o f Cede'* Papto-Maasao. write today for gencrour Trial Parkas* of Tableta. S * M no money — Jiut name and addraaa to M. J. Ureilenback Co., *3 W arns S t , N . Y . Hartford Expected To Furnish 280 Membership* in State Associ­ ation During “ Educa­ tional Week" G ude’s pepto-M&ntfan Teachers o f tho Sanford public schools yesterday inaugurated u cam­ paign to secure Sanford’s quota of 230 citizen members for tho Florida Educational Association, according to T W. Lawton, county uuperintendent o f public instruction. T o n ic a n d B lo o d E n r ic h c r ' This drive is a feature o f "Educa­ tional Week" now being celebrated throughout the state and the challenge is issued to every red blooded man nnd woman of the community inter­ ested in the cause of education to come forward and support the great work of the state association. , “ Sanford’s quota is 280 citizen mem­ bers" said Mr. Lawton this morning. "It only coss a dollar to Join and each member is entitled to a subscription to the F. K. A. Journal for the school year. The Journal is published at Winter Pnrk by the association and ia the official orgun o f the public school system o f the state. “ The editor is Dr. O. I. Wootlley, nn educator of national note. He is secre­ tary o f the state association. The magazine brings first hand informa­ tion us to the status o f the public school woprk. A s the teachers are Both boys an<t girls have the use of so generously donating all o f their a fine tennis court which ia located j spare time during tho week to this on Ninth and Park avenue. Aral the j work, it seems little enough for tho young people of the city show that people of Sanford to take out mem­ they appreciate the court because it berships and show their interest in ia always occupied nml most o f the tho schools." occupants make efforts to see that the court is kept in good shape. DELCO FOR SA L E — DeL'o lighting Snnford has also both u baseball plant, in excellent condition, will and football field. While not *up to be sold at a sacrifice. See J. B. the standard, by this time next year Johnson, Lake Monroe, or T. W. Law. ton, Snnfoid. Wk. 4-tc. eggplants, beans, and other truck were moved during the week from Mrs. R. R. Deas.'Mra. Harry Ward, the vicinity o f Clewiatoa; low tem­ Mrs. Deane Turner and Mra. It. J. perature, however, on tho 18th was Hally motored to Orlando this mornunfavorable. lag in tho Dca.i car, and spent She A. J. MITCHELL, day there moat delightfully combin­ Meteorologist in Charge. ing business and pleasure. W Doth Kata adjust forward and back for ull and aha:, people. Dig loading l pace by removing roar aaai and u p h o la ia ry . E have never seen the public flock to a car the way they are flock­ ing to the new Overland Champion! It’s a revelation — how much they wanted such a car! Study these pictures — you’ll under­ stand. Then realize that the lo w price also secures regular sliding gear trans­ mission, all standard acces­ sories, bigger new engine, Triplex springs, cord tires, and all Overland superior­ ities. Com e in. AN FORD. FLORIDA DisLibulury �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOV I f « peach I s -n o t *• .lemon aha usually gets' the apple o f her eye. from the editor 1* au revolt nnd not which, o f course, mnkus a pair. * __ * good bye. To all those who have stood ‘.his fact the subject o f this farewell TIESANFORD HEARLD Three Wishes For Sanford The Herald would be pleased to receive communications for IIE 1ERALDPRUNINGCOMPANY publication on the subject, “ What 1 should like to see in Sanford. ’ The articles must be brief. Not exceeding, let us tiay, five hun­ dred words, nnd must be signed by the mime of the writer for publication. , , 1 Desiring to be frank with its readers, the managers c f The Herald will openly confess here that their main idea in asking a. laea, •< tin* Po»t c » r w nt fo r these communications is to “ get a line” on what the people r t n U a . C i i i r Act a t S i n k o f Sanford want for their city. It would be ever so helpful to The Herald's new pilots if they could receive letters from many o f The Herald readers, either for publication or for their personal rending. If you could make three wishes for Sanford, what would they be ? THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1923 TODAY’S BIBLE THOUC.IIT The Precious Jewel:—There is gold •This Day in “ Education Week.” FLORIDA OPPORTUNITIES. By Rodger W. Bnbuon. WANT to say that there is no state in the Union thnt lias such opportunities, and such a bright future as 1 ^ 0,*You have the sunshine, the water nnd the phos­ phate. the three basic fundamentals o f agriculture. New Mexico and Arizona have the sunshine, but not the moisture; California and certain other section hate the sunshine and moisture without the phosphate. You have got here those three fundamentals, the only state in the Union which has the three funda­ mentals o f agriculture. . Secondly, you have the strategic loention, you are near the great markets, only 24 hours, more or less, to Washington, New York,'Philadelphia, Cleve­ land, Detroit, Chicago, the great markets. There is n third factor which is very important. The farmer in the Central West is up against this proposition: As the people become more prosperous, they cat less wheat, rye, corn and other cereals, which aro the gront basic crops o f the Central West, but the reverse is true of fruit. A s pcoplb become more pros­ perous, they consume more fruit. ✓ • f • by us loyally wo wish to thank you The world gels faster. A man can and to ask fo r our successors the get married in one minute or drink same friendship, the same courtesy himself to death in half n minute. ind the same loyalty thnt yotl have There’s the plumber. Buy tho shown us in the past. They are plumber n Christmas present. What worthy and they will demonstrate about a million memorandum books? .his to you in the future. R. J. IIOLLY. • Remember the barber this Christ­ mas. Give him eemo liniment for I*n disposing o f my interests in the, rubbing his tired jaw muscles. Herald Publishing Company, I wish to express my sincere thank-s nnd And the butcher, get him n Christ­ appreciation to the good people of mas gift. A few extra bones to put Sanfonl for their unfailing loyalty in the steak would tickle him. and support o f this paper. My interest in the welfare o f San­ Ewn the goldfish should have “ School nnd Teachers’ Day.” Slogans: “ Better trained and ford and Seminole county will be no their Christmas. Read them all and a multitude o f rubies; but the better paid teachers.” “ More adequate buildings and equip­ less and ns a citizen I expect to con­ about whot a hard time other fish lips of knowledge nrc n precious ment.” tinue in business activity here nnd have. , ,„ That is the outline for today’s program in "Education Week . jewel.— Proverbs 20:15. do my best to merit n continunnce A It offers a theme for volumes of earnest writing nnd for oratory --------- o--------if the good will o f the people o f this Do you know n r.inn who smokes n that should go straight to the heart o f the nation. Propcrous Sanford! section. pipe? A million dollars worth o f We all have had acquaintance with incompetent teachers. ----------o--------Sanford’s prospects wero never matches for Christmas would suit We all have known of shnbby work in the schools. We have all brighter than today. Friendships him. All roads lead to Sanford. seen children’s minds warped and their characters ruined by --------- o---------formed hero during my years o f asthe sorry training they have received in the “ cheap" class room. mciution with Mr. Holly on the Florida should rejoice over the fact Wise buyers arc already shopping And we have used that word “ cheap” advisedly. Under our Herald will bo long cherished. Again thnt the ?tntc now hns more than for Christmas. Women’s Clubs Doing Great Work strange conception o f the value o f our children’s teachers, we I wish to thank evciy render o f this five thousand miles of paved roads. --------- o --------have been perfectly willing to pay them less than we pay our paper nnd every resident o f this sec­ Visitors ore prospective citizens— washwomen and our street-cleaners. A man will cheerfully pay This is an important week for the women of Florida. The tion for what has been done to make thirty dollars a month for the ca re'of his automobile, but would twenty-ninth annual convention o f the Florida Federation of treat them well. Florida Chief: They fined Harry the success o f the Herald possible. be overwhelmed with indignation if asked to join nineteen other Women’s Clubs opens this evening at the West Halm Beach Wom­ ■ — o -------------------Blank, of Philadelphia, $13.00 for H. A. NEEL. rcuding movie titles aloud. They Winter Park hns just passed an­ men to pay his children's teacher six hundred dollars a month. an’s Club with a program that will be far-reaching in its good That does sound extravagant, doesn’t it? Hut why not? effects. other bond issue for improvements. should have given him about 13 years Why not six hundred dollars a month for the teacher who han­ More nnd more have the Women’s Clubs gotten away from it. the pen for nuch an offense. • — - o -------------TOM SIMS SAYS dles the training of twenty children in expert fashion? the purely literary ami social features thnt characterized them Willis Powell says that most girls’ ~ T I G H T COUGHS Y.'e have maintained the custom of underpaying teachers only a few years ago. The Woman’s Club o f today is a workers’ or­ idea o f being smart is to look chic. Tho hard chunks o f phlegm thnt because it has happened that there are fine teachers, wonderful fine A thousand dollars makes n ganization, with social betterment the crief aim. ----------o--------clog your throat and nose when you women nnd men, who .sacrifice their material interests nnd ac­ To achieve social betterment, the Woman’s Club is broad, in gift, but is rather, expensive. Know Floridn. Visit the state fnir cept the teacher's pittance as pay for work too valuable for any have a tight cough muke your breath­ its scope. From international politics down to questions of the nnd get a< quaintod with what other money to recompense. The time hr.s come to shop c*n»ly ing. difficult nnd your thront hard best way of providing a nourishing school lunch for every young­ sections are producing. We all have had acquaintance with great teachers. We all ster in the community, the alert club woman of today finds op­ and avoid avoiding the shoppers. to heal. Raise the phlegm by tho --------- o---------have known of superior work in the schools. We all have seen portunity lo u s e her brains, with the problem of the school lunch quick, easy and safe way. Take Tampa will be known as the New children’s minds developed in almost miraculous fashion and their and the problem of better conditions for the boys and girls hand­ Get something for the home this Leonard’s Cough Syrup (Creosoted). Orleans o f Floridn in ten years, ac­ characters made sturdy ami ‘ beautiful by the influence of the somely outweighing the so-called great issues. Christmas. . A hammer for crocking This ----- .pleasant cough .. remedy - relieves, cording to the Tampa Tribune. fine class room. In West Palm Beach this week the various Women’s Clubs nuts, burglars nnd collectors is fine., soothes nnd heals. It is antiseptic, --------- o---------And so wo have been willing to accept the sacrifice. So we of the state will report much fine work thnt has been accomplished open.: the air passages, cuts the twenty-eighth convention o f the Federation. And at Hunters should remember that it is have been blind to the fact that it is only the rate person willing ,.jn tc When selecting children's Christ­ prlcgm and pcrtects the lungs. Bast, unlawful to kill a wild turkey until to forego the material comforts o f life who will continue to teach this year’s gathering some more biff plans for club activities will mas toys get them two o f each. One safest nnd surest remedy fo r colds, for a livelihood. The inferior teacher is paid as much ns tho ex­ be launched. 1927. coughs, grippe, bronchitis, whooping lot is for father to piny with. pert because there are not enough o f the expert teachers to (ill ^ Herald ^ ^.......sends _...... .................... --------- o---------The greetings nnd best wishes. Tho dub womcough nnd croup. Re one tho safe pforitla liro doing great work. Secretary Mellon says that to snve the demand. And this will become more and mote the case un- on A nice little booklet containing r. side— get a bottle today, from your less the people awaken to what a good school and n good teach-1 __________________________________ u part of what one earns is a vital dozen silver-plated wrong numbers is druggist.— Adv. er is worth to them in actual dollars. element in successful life. n swell telephone girl gift. Pay well and deninnd good service. Pay well and command STATE PRESS COMMENT --------- o---------good service. Brilliant men and women would gladly spend years Trofersir says wa will all liva un­ Gov. Walton found out that the of training for the teaching profession, if that profession \Ycre : “ “ 71 7~T~. I ! ! ~ NATIONAL MAZDA state constitution was far more im­ given the financial attractiveness it should justly possess. olar-Tclegram: If it (latter has had a great part in the derground in 2,000 years, but the wets still have hopes. LAMPS portant than he first estimated. T o d a y ’s p ro g ra m in “ Education Week” is the sort o f program wcrc not f°r the personal c o n d e m n -, Herald’s success, is more than t!e Me far Headlight Lamps for most cars ----------o--------that should make business for every civic organization ill the tirm brought to Lakeland yesterday served. The most gratifying circumEvansville (Ind.) bricklayer caught 20r for mct-T and rear lams for most Germnny must be good if finnncinl country. The school training of America’s boys and Kiris is just hy t w o , ) f th t. threo purchasers, the .stance is thnt Bob Holly will not stealing chickens, perhaps intending cars aid is forthcoming, according to n about the most important matter that concerns the American Wil(he|I nnnounccnu>nt appearinB lonve Sanfor(, nor wi„ h give up teaching them to lay bricks. , ioc for double filament headlight decision mnde by American nnd Brit­ people. i ish financiers. Expcricncu is n valuable by-prod­ uct o f every undertaking in which we engage,'rem arks the Leesburg Com­ mercial. --------- o---------List your vacant room with tho Chamber o f Commerce, make it pro­ duce n revenue and help Sanford en­ tertain her visitors, l --------- o --------State Health Officers are compiling statistics preparatory to waging n campaign to eradicate the n:osquite. in the Sanford Herald of Saturday the publishing business because hf —■ lamps for Fords Very few people do ns well ns they Hut shots and Flashlight Batteries to the effect that Ihe Herald hns now intL*nds to devote his entire time passed from the ownership o f Robert . . ., ... expect while n grcr.1 many do better, always fresh THE COST OF FEAR. „ ... , and attention to another of Ins cn.1. Holly to Reese Combs, RolHn L. than their friends expect. I -jp T>T1VTTpG ti .. n ..n |< • •>■’ ■■■• 1* t i .■ 'tV m l'X Doan and K. H;’ Berg, all o f Minmi.l U,r>,risca* U‘ °- l''loi i‘Ia Trucker,, .a ..... Fear costs too much. Icould scarcely be credited. The two magazine which has been making The greatest man in the world is 105 IaI* Avo" 1 I’ hono 481-J As courage is the greatest asset, so fear is the greatest liability. last named young men were in Lake- steady headway these recent months tho man you would be if it didn’t There have been many failures in business oil aemiiit of rashness, but land yesterday, happy over the con- So he therefore .loco not become dis- take so darn much energy . there have been many more on account of timidity. sumntion of a deal whirl: places then:1<iuallfiod as a publisher rmi will still - V v c id rSe R e l i e v e Fear is expensive for the body, it is courage that makes effort and in possession of one of tho must v a l-b e entitled to nil the "rights, title, drives one to adventure, nnd activity and health follow these things. liable and most promising news- privileges nnd emoluments" incident^ GOU RD Thu slothful man, according to the proveib, says: "ThcTe is a *'"!I lion |paper properties in central Florida, to membership in the several press in tho street." Fat, liver complaint nnd forty other diseases all in .ir , while these three aggressive young associations with which he has for hy the door of fear. 1 car is an enemy to the mind, for it is the father " f ,„,i,ichors, nil formerly connected‘ so long been prominently connected. delusion. . . . . ........................... „ . with the Miami Metropolis when was I The new owners have planned tr Fen it' is expensive for Ihe soul, for :t drowns its victim tn the well ot owned ny air. Deans fat her, h. Itnuo __ i ... extensions ... , * make some nnd, improvesuperstition. BY TAKING It is hard for the soul that always wants to he safe to lie always M. Cox, will receive a cordial v/el- to its usefulness ns one of the bent Mrs. Anna Clover, of II. F.D. just nnd honest. For righteousness is a tremendous adventure. come into the fold of Florida jou r-' assets possessed by the i hy of Ban3 5, Winfield. Kans., says: “ I To “ let not your heart be troubled" is good business.— Exchange. nalism, it will be difficult to separate ford. The question might properly began to suffer some months W C h il l T o n ic a m . ago with womanly troubles, and in thought, the Sanford Herald nnd; he asked: "Docs Sanfonl realize 3 I was afraid I was going to get it tt a R*!i.ibfc' Ctreidf Invltoratint Tonic Boh Holly. Bob has striven in had how much it owes Boh HtiHy?" If it THE KINDLY WARRIOR IN FLORIDA 3 in bed. Each month I suffered weather nnd in fair, for tho upbuild- does not. this much may in all truth - with my heud, back and sides—a ■* By .lames I>j*j.*r in "Sunshine." 2 weak, aching, nervous feeling. £ 1 ing o f Sanford. Iiis heart has b ’cn.be said that the Herald has been a -j I began to try medicines as 1 u Florida was honored in enter- "shipmates.’’ Little 'Beg," was con- in Ids work and his personality has' potent agency in the growth and doknev/ 1 was.getting worse. I H1 S 1 S V 1 M O A V ld did not seem to find the rigid £ tabling another In the long line o f her (stonily at his side. This alliance bo-|™unted for much in winning the ^velop.ment o f that splendid city. Th. - remedy until someone told me of in rooncration "I.ittU* Admiral" nnd "B ig *omctim< , s against great noils, j Daily Herald has ... famous guests when on Armistice , ’ , (Whatever financial reward has com e,with cei ry ami lettuce put Sanford R Day this year Admiral William Bow­ to air. and Mrs. Unity, because the on the map. ___________________ '_____________ den Sims, of world-wide fame as returned to America usigned to duty II axraasmn; “ W e ll! S tr o n g !” MUFWENZA If the Orlando detour continues to deteriorate at its present rate, it wont be long before it will be im­ passable for all save whippet tanks and tractors. --------- o---------Press reports indicate that Uncle Sam expects to wage a strong cam­ paign to enforce the prohibition laws. More than ten million dollars, ac­ cording to recent estimates, will be provided for this purpose. --------- o---------Herbert Felkel in his "Sunshine" war-time commander of the American AU KKVOIK BUT NOT GOOD BYE[ varying success brought th * Daily »2e>|3BJ urges all loyal Floridans to spell out «u Naval Forces operating in European Illations, ______ Herald to where it stands today—a Xjunj «]| the word Florida. “ Florida is n waters, came to this stute expressly The Gill mors were Few With „ feeling of mingled aali facInstitution ready to nuke mon-j trademark that business men of the ^ U1P81MS to dedicate the new Legion Home of yiT.rt nnd littli* “ B e e " often asked .• i ... , .. 'e y for its row owners nml with a state cannot over-use. It is our „ . ». J,,M* " lUL u l"- " " tn tin:: and sorrow tho alitor o f llie ( . , . . , jo q u io u ia io i the Edward ( ’. DcBnusur lost No. 9i . . Jnr.me second to none tn the state In1 I used two bottles before 1 could b* best advertising slogan," bo advises. almut ins hero. 1he six indium other |j .....i i ., , . j i* i .. .i ,. ...j uc-rani | it, tnc-c i.ncs u, iiis i* ..H(».i ,j,n rmni! daily paper fields. We partof Jacksonville, The entire state may see any great chanfii. but after £ --------- o---------that it wa3 remarkable how new Legion I“ "Plc living in (luthuni did not seem today. We are about to leave oiir,v.:l!i the Daily Herald and W eekly’ well be proud of tin Know the South—and let the South much better I got. I am now ** i headquarters, which will be the handto. count. One day he spied th e1 c)iii(| — the* Sanford Herald and tal e IB raid only because we have decided 1 well and strong. I can receni- *‘ know you. The Manufacturers* Bee of tho late Jo eph B .,character! lie gray beard on a tall up magazine work but nut to Ica w T * give up this field for the larger mend Cardui, for tt certainly E ord believes that the South docs not benefited me.” p i’ lfshbnt of the figure clad in an Immaculate gold Sanford and Seminole county. ,\'u. *ae of rdi’. lrg the Florida Trucker— adequately know itself and that If you have been expciimentcxpeiiment- £ ^ more Hast ('oust Railway. Through'braided blue uniform. Breaking one knowijjust what our feeling* nrc , somethin: that has been on nur mind, inij on yourself with r.U kinds of ■Southern people should spend ’lBwqi oq| soqjoos Z . ^'t*m u v years and we enter this diitierent remedies, belter pet r time finding out about their vaat , t*K* generosity " f -'1™- I’arrott, his away from his mother "R e g " rushed ;,s we write these few HueV o f face-1 3 back to g jod , old, reliahlc |widow, this property was acquired| rp to the man nnd Mrs. (iillnmr wusjwell to the subscribers nnd friend". :,cl ! ft lirg that with a larger vision ‘moaj oqi sosuEqa natural resources. -j Cardui, the medicine for upon terms most favorable to the1 astonished to see little "R eg " fr.-in,,f the Herald. For the nnsl fifu-cn '»• u• efulitc “ Reg fran -1 of t|„. Herald. For the past fifteen "* u.,efulnc*:r to th farmers of --------- o -------‘ u o jis a S fp s p ; y B women, about wliich you have tLegionnaires. Thu proposal to issue fifty million ,'*r»",,1" ‘,,,v '’ * i.tn.ly embracing the knees of an yours we have struggled with the h i' ^ I'tda wu can roach more people w always heard, which ha3 helped Z X jd A j -I many thousands of others, and •Apoq dollars in road bonds is gaining sup" I *,av" «lwaya wanted to c >me to, embarrassed dooimnn at a Fifth Avc- undertaking not only of printing a 1 as-ist those who are thn hack" wliich should help you, too. port every day. Florida will, no ‘ '"''d u ," oa js the great naval nue hotel, shouting, "Hey, Am’ r n l!", pnI)0l. but of putting Sanford i:r: I h ole nf this great state and whose •Xj3A3 S|j|3U8q {61(1 Ask your neighbor about it; she Z Admiral Sims' characteristic kind-! Seminole county on the map. IV lias probably used it. E doubt, follow the lead of North Caro­ chief, writing tv Lieut. Cibhr st R. uioisno |esj3Jt;un y t I*o: sale everywhere. Z lina and will profit thereby even to Stockton, a Florida man v;Im serv- linens v.ns never reserved for his in - the Urst day of our entran* * i Ho th» 1-'nir. Admiral Sims in timates alone, but was felt by id!in m wspaper field Hi Sanfo'd v. j hxv? W* nre turning Ihe Daily nnd n greater extent than tiie old Noith ed us mi aide to London, and through whom the in- ins command, down to the land bib- been hurrounded with a bunch of fin* Weakly Herald over to a fii/c hunch State. citation tn Florida was extended, her apprentice seaman who still talk- frieMlh w,,ose loyalty never w a v m e i'c f ymirg men from th** growing and --------- o --------Stockt,in waa wit>> th" admiral from cd about a ship’s"door" when he a[U] through whose faith we lmva hustling city of Miami. They are Florida is enjoying the greates t • been able to keep the paper and thebringing the proper amount of push prosperity in the history of th the time Iiis re.iff consisted of only j meant its W. A. Mersyday Co. state. With everybody busy and!on= r«-'Rl'hrr r-fliccr until uftiy the Many years before the war when ,-iiy and county moving. Our first and pep and spirit here that will prospective residents arriving every n.mistlee was signed. |Bitna took command of the U. S. 3. venture was a weekly in 1908 and this, make the Daily Herald n much betP jI c lU a , U lo r i d a day from northern stutes, no part Newspaper leaders have a m *ntal Nevada, he for.ml the "brig" filled developed into a twice a week paper ter paper than it has ever been ami 5 .‘ufc Dlitrlbutarj for if the state will have cause for com­ picture o f Admiral Sims ns ' six-feet with "gobs" locked up for trivial until the war came along nnd forced if we did not think this were so we plaint this season. two." of aggressivenes s and fighting breaches of navy discipline. Within thi paper into the weekly class again, would not sell out to them for our --------- o---------srh U; hut Lieut. Stockton, speaking *' few weeks he had cleared the ship’s Coming hack from our work a s ;'heart and soul is still with Sanford Fniii :^d Vciclcllc Cos:i Growers are expressing great sat- from a more intimate u ^o.iaihn , jail and bud it repainted for the use transport secretary after tin* war and ever wilill he. We want them to n’ so ( itrus Pack, th Supplies. isfaction over the plan for govern­ (u the ur n a., a handball court. was over we were imbued with the carry ry out out ou our policy of boosting this ( ty,Grain, F* .'d». FerUlizcra. ment inspection o f ail perishables Aggressiveness in a good cause bail] idea that Sanford should have a daily city ami county and state uml wo Liniv, PI - stcr, llem on t. tlo o ffour at2 m iii '. F g j Casoo and Egg shipped from this section. It is be- ality. L.*,,* of the o incidents con- made Iiis reputation, Sims becoming' paper and upon tho advice nnd the know they will do ail this and more !t jtitl ■Ur Ii- * bhs I il r » .M i i«*i liiirfk t IS i HRf *** 'It' ,fl * (*f t«lllf t*iLt4.J4 % „ |UI, Case Fillers. lit veil this plan will raise the* stand- eetnn the American Commander and I known ns the "Father o f A mmi,-an -arnc.it mUclUUon o f many o f our1They are young men whom wo can IHMII. I«‘l •*.*.jtl, nrd of local products and will mean th * "Commander's Commander” as Gunnery." Always devoting h i s 'friends and against' thn wishes of commend to the people of this city SES’ D I C R PRICE LIST If * j t [ ' f , , I more money to the growers. 'I “ !‘."1OV''n’ “ ,'C VfUt.L*r M n ^ l:«hLing rpi.it to needed naval re- o h s we started tho Daily Herald ns being o f the vc-y beat and if we ... . , n~ 7 , th*' ,iU,y Hori , f ••lent, f.-rms but maintaining a lovable h i- about four year; ago. Its first year had looked the whole state over wo WUUm ” r|Kley, Jr . is.........r to bo. cantL. E. (ofbuor. the admiral him-/ rman a bad one handlcapncd hatuBcanned as w e ; could not have found T n .is .......... , “disposition, ,',™ wnt endearing him tolwa-i ® tn.l one any m o r e I“ ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR---------------------------------- IIE KP KNOWS” palgn ------------ * ’ ’ ....... Ti . * ...................................... ................... manager for Hiram Johnson ■ If tho father of s,x children, nnd childh >o.l u.i well as to his military were wtih the breaking down o f the worthy successors " v,'r »>'« I'n'nt. r Kertnt*. r Company hns ffui mshetl orui the iiurluiictid Z r: z , i X ’ r ' X Z Z t ' Z i ..... Trrru r * f w * * * ^ ^ - ^ ' * ..........a t # * * * , * .............. ............ Eolation r&tteni on. ta” *...... liuio ^ * ' .................. ***.•»«.-»> ^ I I* ^ I . .......S R <>. c a i n t u i . f e r t i u z k r . » m ,*a n y jniitl luart bruaks and uchci and with person, in spirit and in duedi und j JACKSO.WII Lti ^or •s*lW ^ tII I'rlco I.Ihu Ju»t lasur<l. a/jHTEaSM lTH'* 3 HI Tho Woman’s BuuppooJW m jy FI-BO-PAK LUIltU* �- B • -B B w jugHwr vfiL*/r. ■*-4— -v -; ' • £ * 3 — Police Apprehend Hunting License Case Theatre Prowlers Before Supreme Court IMPEACHED BY STATE SENATE Director Today INCOME TAXES BE MillerToLeaves Attend M eeting Finance REDUCED IS PLAN German W a r Died Today F. L. Miller left Sanford this morn­ BERLIN, Nov. 20.— Dr. Rudolph E. Large Sura of Monty Alleged To TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 20.— Hugh ing on the ono o'clock train for Jack­ Havcnstein, president o f Reisch bank Hale o f Broksville, representing the Hare IJeen Stolen From Theatre Reduction Will Include All Branches sonville where he will attend the meet­ is dead. Ho had been president of county Judge o f Hernando county, to­ HEALTH OFFICE WOULD ERADICATE MOSQUITO IN FLA. s • the bank since 1007 and had charge of financing war. Will Have Authorutive Information OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov, 2 0 .-G o v An attempt to rob the dressing Before Them At Meeting In cinor Trapp vrho succeeded Walton rooms of the Miianc theatre last WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS. Rartow Next Month— when he was Impeached, said ho would evening during the performance was Plan Exhaustive ask legislature today hat it now ad­ frustrated when the police appre­ FORT MYERS, Nov. 21.— The WoCampaign journ, In house, however, there was hended several suspects after a they man’s Division o f the Fort Myers irtraduced resolution seeking to expel had dropped a purse containing a Chamber o f Commerce hns been per­ TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 20,— Murray Gibbons speaker during ninth Eyechangorf' charged that the act large tur.i of money which was taken manently organized, with Mrs. Con­ When health officers' o f Florida, nnd regular session on grounds he com­ from the theatre. o f the legislature requiring a license rad Mengo as president; Miss Kate others interested in ridding the state mercialised his influence as speaker to fee o f $50 for non-residents to hunt By fast and efficient work o f Chief L. Jeffeott, first vice-president; Miss of the rest, assemble nt Bnrtow on obtain executive clemency and had inin Hernando county is unreasonable Roy Williams and Officers Beckwith M. Flossie Hilj, second view-president; December G-7 for the second annual terferred with speejal election Octo­ and unconstitutional. In his answer, and Walker, the money was recover­ and Miss Kato C. Roberts, secretaryAnti-Mosquito Conference, they will ber 2 resolution was to be discussed Mr. Hale contends that the legisla­ ed and returned to the owner this treasurer. . . have before them information com­ this afternoon. ture has a right to ennet special laws morning. piled by the federal authorities to the The board of directors consists of regulating issuance o f hunting licens­ OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 20.— Several boys who have been hang­ es, regardless of whether the appli­ effect that the so-called yellow-fever Mrs. Hint Bolick, .Miss Altn Evans, After a stormy session the State Sen­ ing nrouml the theatres lately were cants are residents or non-residents Brief Summary of Florida Laws Mrs. Effie Winkler Henderson, Mrs. mosquito, which is said to bo perhaps ate Court o f Impeachment last night nabbed during the night and from o f any county, and ho holds, therefore, F. C\ DesRochcrs. Mrs. Anna Blaise. the commonest household mosquito Printed For Benefit of Those removed Jack Walton as governor of them the information wns gleaned thut the law is valid. Miss Katherine Harley, Mrs. Charles in the Gulf States, has been shown Oklahoma. The vote was unanimous. Planning To Hunt thnt one of their number hnd stolen Miles, Mrs. Morton M. Milford, Mrs. to be responsible for the carriage of Charges against' the governor in­ the money and started down the alley J. E. Matcrn, Mrs. J. N. Hnrtsfiold, dengue or "h rcrlV .n e" fever. The cluded corruption in office, neglect For the benefit of Sanford people nnd Mrs. Francis W . Berry. Mem­ future occurrence .of yellow fewer in with it. Upon hearing the scream of One O f the W ild est of duty, moral turpitude and general the little girl who was In the musical E xch an ge M arkets who are planning hunting expeditions bers o f the organization will meet this country is said to ho most un­ A N D R E W W . MELLON incompetence. entertainment he dropped the monoy into other counties where the hunt­ with the chnmber -o f commerce at likely, however. On Records M onday A formal verdict was returned a f­ in the alley, where it was found early each meeting to work in conjunction Immediate justification o f tho WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Incom e ing season has opened. The Herald ter the executive had been found this, morning, with that organization in Us activ­ statement that this mosquito carries prints the following brief summary News o f Decision of Council o f Am­ taxes from the highest to the lowest guilty o f 11 o f the in charges prc-. Chief Williams and Officer Beck­ ities. the dengue fever is said to be the of the Florida game laws. bassadors Created Disturbance seated. The vote was 41 to 0. will he materially reduced by the con­ with were standing in the front door fact that during the rummer o f 1922 Seminole county’s ' open season Six o f the original 22 charges con­ of the theatre at the time it happen­ In Exchange gress that meets two weeks from to­ MIAMI, Nov. 21.— It is not likely it was estimated there were <100,000 does not begin until December 1. stituting the impeachment bill were ed and were immediately informed that Miami will have n season of eases o f this fever in the southern day, but not at tile expense o f the Persons living in a county for dismissed by order o f the court. NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-C ah lo re­ by an attendant. They rushed nruund bicycle and motorcycle racing this states. twelve months may obtain a resi­ The court, by a standing vote, de­ to the dressing room of the Milano ports that the council of ambassadors soldier's bonus. winter, according to present indica­ Dengue is seldom fatal, hut it is This apparently wa3 the concensus dent license permitting him to hunt nied n motion for n new trinl which where they were told by one o f the hnd reached 'an accord thnt would tions. The manager •who operated :he cause of total incapacity o f the Governor Walton's counsel fded im­ Hawaiinna where it happened and prevent the threatened break between of- opinion among lenders of both in thnt county alone for $1.25. He a cycled nunc tank here two years patient for a number of days which mediately after the verdict-w as an­ how. It seems as if the little girl France nnd Great Britain today house and senate today nfter a week's can secure a license to hunt in an­ ago lias advised local men that he may extend into weeks. The federal other county than his own for nounced. • who was the leading dancer of the caused a sharp upturn of foreign bills conference1 inaugurated by the an­ will arrive here within a few days, authorities call attention to the eco­ The governor's removal, although evening hud started to her dressing in whnt was described us one o f the nouncement o f the Mellon reduction $3.50 additional. and advance information has it that nomic loss to the South during the A non-resident may obtain a not formally ordered until after a room and as she neared the door "wildest" foreign exchange markets program. The secretary of the treas­ he is making the ti ip to look over summer o f 1922 which it it suggested verdict had been returned on each some one ran out. She immediately op record. A part of the gain wns ury, mi implacable foe of the bonus, hunting license for $35 which is the ground to see if interest in such might have been avoided at an abcharge was made certain this after­ signaled to her mother who was on forfeited in the afternoon when later made his recommendation contingent good only in the county in which it races warrants their reiumption. urdly low n :*. and with compara­ He must take out an­ noon when the court found him guil­ the stage at the time nnd together private dispatches indicated only upon congress not passing the bonus is issued. tively Uttle trouble. With the view other license paying another $25 ty of abusing his pardon and parole they entered the room where they partial approval of the agreement bill. An important work awaits the new of aiding in the control of this pest, for each additional county in which by the French cabinet. authority, the first charge to bo voted! discovered the loss o f the purse. child welfare commission recently ap­ special control measures are outlined Members o f congress, however, he hunts. Stocks nnd bonds also moved up upon. The little girl hadn't noticed any­ pointed by Gov. Hardee. .Many i na new publication issued by tho plan to do both—reduce taxes nnd European government se­ Open season for deor, squirrels, changes iu existing laws will no Forty-one senators, lacking only thing about the intruder except that briskly. agricultural department nt Washing­ pass the bonus. Most of them are particularly displaying wild turkey, quail, turtle doves, doubt be nude to the next legisla­ ono of the total membership o f the his hand was white, confirming the curities ton, Farmers' Bulletin 1334, in which committed to both actions nnd they body, voted for conviction. -Senator! officer’s opinion that it wns a white strength nnd recovering much o f the promised the veterans adjusted com­ swans, geese, brant, duck, rails, ture. • a description is given o f the life his­ coots, sandpipers, curlews, snipe Jack Barker, who has consistently person. This wns the only clew that ground lost last week* Gains in the pensation in their tory, habits, and distribution o f the campaigns, nnd market ranged from one to four and plover, November 20 to FebA|frc,j it(Ji,,on, O i’ anda, spent yellow fever morquto, its relation to voted In the governor's favor the officers could possibly find nnd they promised lower taxis generally! points. More than a score'of foreign ruaiy l.i, inclusive, nnd fixed pen(jny ht.rt, yesterday attending to dangerous diseases o f warm coun­ throughout the 10 days of the trial, from this they started out. to their constituents when seeking! government bonds recorded advances nlty for killing any such birds out business, wns absent. During the night several white tries, and the best remedies against re-ciecticn. o f season is not less than $20 or _______ ______ _______________________ The articles o f impeachment were hoys, nil minors, were brought to o f from one to more than three points. it. In discussing means to combat Secretary Mellon proposed that in­ more than $500, or by imprisonThere wns a sensational rise in de­ filed by the lower House o f the state Well, a Washington expert claims Limit—on? deer, two turkeys, this mosquito, the department says: come taxes bo reduced generally ment for nut ntorfc six than legislature, which less than two rats talk. Then they say “ That’s a mand sterling which jumped from twenty quail, and twenty-five oth­ “ It was conclusively shown in PJOO $2.2f] 1-1 to $1.30, nnd then reacted from 30 to 43 inr cent, which reduced months. months ngo the executive had d is -' woman. Let’s jump at her." er birds In one day. Limit for par­ by scientific experiments under the to $1.32 1-2. Traders declared the f*'oni 30 to 40 per cent, which reOpen season for pheasant, No­ ty o f three or more during one camp­ direction o f Dr. Walter Reed, that persed by military force. market for exchanges was highly dis- duced to dollars means more than vember 20 to December 20; penal­ ing—tw i deer, live turkeys, three this mosquito is solely responsible organized and unusually nervous. , $300,000,000. ly for hilling out of season, $25. hundred other birds— penalty $500. for the spread, of yellow fever, and it Dr. John Clifford Bonus adoycatrn believe it will bo No trap, snare, dead-fall, scaf­ Limit for season: One person—two ha« •>tv;e been demonstrated that tho JACKSONVILLE MOVES possible to work out an adjusted com­ fold cage, net, salt-lick, blind pen, A n sw e rs L a st tier, five turkeys, three hundred other mosquito also carries dengue fever. LONDON, Nov. 20.— Rev. Dr. John MOLINE, 111., Nov. 20.—John SunFOR ATHLETIC STADIUM pensation hill that will cost the gov­ baited hook, baited field or other birds—penalty $500. "Tho yellow fever mosquito is es­ ernment only about $100,000,000 in similar device, or any drugs, poiClifford, Buptlat preacher of Interna­ dine 45, part owner of Moline Dis­ sentially a houso mosquito und its tional prominence, died suddenly in patch committed suicide here today. JACKSONVILLE — Definite pro- cash annually. They further believe son, chemical or explosive may lie Pray that our whole citizenship larvae arc found practically exclus­ Council chamber o f -Baptist Union. He He lmd been despondent because of- posnl t h a t ‘n modern municipal- ath- -sin-.h a bill, will W- acceptable to the'used for the purpose o f injuring, may assume with zeal such duties'of ively in n,*tifirinl receptacles in and was 87 years old nnd had served ns failing health. For three successive letic stadium be established in Jack --veterans, and ut the same time per-j rupturing or killing birds or nniIxirge earthen jars the day ns will make Florida o f the .about houses. president o f Bnptist World Alliance terms Mr. Sundine had been presi­ sonville will probably bo made , at mit a tax cut so substantial as to, mala protected by the game laws morrow n h.rne of untold beauty nnd for drinkirg water are, in the tropics, National Brotherhood Council nnd dent of the Inland Press Anssociution. the city commission in special session make it fell in the pocket of oevry i ! Lite st*>te—penalty $50. its unfailing habitat. Itain-water richness <>? civic living; Ilunting between sunset nnd sunWorld Federation o f Brotherhoods. !ato this a'ternuon by Commissioners] taxpayer in tho country, whether he Pray that all our officials may be V iirch end tanki are common sour­ Vnlz ami Acosta, who have been es-[earns $2,000 a year or $100,000. rise is prohibited— penalty DAYTONA BEACH GETS imbued with higher ideals o f their ces of abundant supplies o f these AUTHORIZED SURVEY pecially active in the matter. OPEN GLADES HIGHWAY. personal responsibility for the quick mosquitoes. The larvae also occur in Commissioner Yalz stated today coming of n day of universal law and sagging gutters containing rain wa­ DAYTONA— Mayor Guy G. Bailey WEST PALM BEACH, Nov. 21.— he favors taking the premium from ter, tin cans, cesspools, horse troughs, order. December 7 has been fixed ns the and City Clerk it. L. Seldcn were bonds totaling more than $5,000 Fray that our educators may have water-closet tanks, drain traps, cem­ date to open the Belle Glade highway, authorized by the town council, and using it as the initial payment founts in ________________ the unselfish support o f material etery urns, holy water if the date proves satisfactory to meeting Tuesday evening, to exon suitable property for a cen-j churches, water pans in chicken I 1 1 1 f T ll f* A m *♦** in I *r1 1 * r r a * i business in their work to banish igcitizens o f Bello Clade, and the oe- ecuto the civil engineering contract trally located stadium. Commis-| TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 21. !nually a day* o f Thnnkrgiving to nornnee and universalize education; yards, and water receptacles o f grind­ casion will bo made a gala event, ac- with II. S, Jaudon, calling fur prosioncr Acosta has already express-1The people of Florida are urged by Providence for the many blessings lit Pray that our pulpit may haVo full stones. • cording to plana announced by the liminary work for tire propdsed ed aprovnl of the plan and other ( ;overnor Cary A. Hardee, in a prucf 150,000 municipal improvement "The most important remedy sug­ has bestowed upon us. We o f Florid;/ co-operation of the luymcnt in its local chamber of cammetcc. This niembOrs of the commission are un- la, liatio„ {Sliut,(| [ast night fixing program contemplated by Daytona gested is the nlnlishing o f standing crusade against evil and for the will mark tho opening pructcally tio rierstoori to bo favorable to it, pro- Thursday* Novcr as a “ day o f ' " avo received in plenteous richne spread o f a deeper moral sense and water wherever possible, in order to Ijike Okeechobee of the Fort Myers- Bench. His generous favors: The contract will he signed some­ vided the money can be legally used thanksgiving ami prayer," to aasemeliminate’ breeding places. This ina more devout religious spirit; West Palm Bench highway, ns there !or this purpose. The city attorney]l)to nt - oi:r ua„ ai pia(.us 0f worship There fore fore, I, Cary A. Hardee, Pray that every citizen may bo in­ lude- every Imaginable leceptJUo will remain only a four mile stretch time this afternoon, it is said, nnd will be called upon for pn opinion. and in npproprite manner give thanks Governor, do hereby designate Thurs­ spired to approach every civic duty tin t ntay contain even a little water. between Fort Myers und the lake. Mr. Jaudon assured councilmen thnt to God for his many blessings so day, November the twenty-ninth, in the spirit o f this sacred vow: "Alt Whore standing water can not be he would begin actual work on the This will be the first good hard road ST. AUGUSTINE KI WAN IS 1923, as a day of thanksgiving and generou: ly measured out to us.” survey within the next few days. that 1 have, All that l am. All that »hr!i ho i. openings to such receptafrom thi3 city to laike Okeechobee, prayer,. GIVES BEACH PARTY I may he, All for Florida and for dcs as rnin-waetr barrels, tanks, nnd according to the directors, in addition ST. AUGUSTINE— Easily tiu* most I do earnestly urge nil o f our pe«>- All Florida.” cisterns rhould be screened to preto being an important link in tho m m brilliant so?inl event of the early plo to assemble at our usual places v.vit mosquitoes from laying their In testimony whereof, I have here cross-state highway between thin season o f 1923-21, was the charter of worship and in appropriate man­ unto set my hand ami cause! the eggs in them. \ „* ** ■ ' place and Fort Myers. CASPAR, Wyo., Nov. 21.— Midwest presentation and ladies’ night o f ,;-v >v V ner give thanks to God for His many Great S.’al o f Florida to be affixed “ Suifrfce water that can not be Refining Company today announced the Kiwnnis Club o f St. Augustine blessings so generous]}* measured out nt Talluhasseo, tho Capitol, this 19th drained away should he sprinkled at DELAND HOLDS MEET OF FAIR ASSOCIATION i|it increase of ten cents a barrel in held nt Hotel Augustlne-by-thc-sea to us, least every tw > weeks with ordinary day of November, A. !>., 1923. DELAND — Volusia County Fair the posted price for Osaga (new) Thursday evening in the spacious low-grade kerosene or fuel oil. This Let us unite in Thank giving that (Signed) CARY A HAKDLK. Association executive committee crude oil. The new price is 90 cents rotunda o f that hostelry which hud will cover the surface nnd suffocate we have been free from epidemic |Attest: H. CLAY CRAWFORD, been especially nnd appropriately met in the DeLnnd Commercial a barrel. imam'.ure forms, and also protect the and disaster destructive of life; that i Secretary of State. decorated for the history-making oc­ club at 10 o’clock yesterday morn­ water from egg-laying by mosquitoes. vve have been spared catastrophe de­ Mr. nnd Mrs. T. M. Williams, casion in the civic life of a new and ing. Those present were Presi­ The introduction of fish into foun­ structive o f property; that we have 0. K . dent S. A. Wood, Secretary Earl whose marriage was a recent event greater St. Augustine. tains nnd artifieitl pools is beneficial garnered abundnnt and profitable, W, Brown, Treasurer Richard ^Ben- in Charleston, S. C., are the guests where such receptacles can not bo harvests; (hat we have felt the glow nett, Architect W. J. Carpenter, J. this week of the latter’s brothers, crooned nr treated with kroscnc. of great industrial growth; that we Godfrey Dreka and George W. Shelley and James Harvey. "The use of wire screens with not have known the joy of general pros­ Marks. Senator Howard G. Put­ less than 2l) strands tu the inch experity; that we have given freely o f nam wired his regret that other ludcs mosquitoes from houses, and this prosperity to relieve suffering matters prevented his attenanco at other buildings, rooms and porches. in less happy lands. the meeting. Bed canopies 'are advisable in\unTruly we have cause to join in a icrccncd houses. Houses may be How a Sanford Citizen Found Free­ day o f Thanksgiving and Gladness. “ Can’ t you hear the wild— it’s ■leared o f adult mosquitoes by burn­ dom From Kidney Troubles. It behooves us, too, on this day so calling you I" ing in tightly closed ‘ rooms ono If you suffer from backache— characteristic o f American life and so ■ Prayer that “ we may prove our­ Sportsmen are hearing the call pound of pyrothrom powder or two From unrinary disorders— significant o f American institutions j selves worthy recipients" of these pounds of sulphur for each 1,000 Any curable disease of the kidneys. of the ‘'Open Season" and are to give expression to our gratitude "bounteous blessings” is suggested leaving for the hunting grounds cubic feet o f contained space." Use n tested kidney remedy. for the rich blessings bequeathed un­ in the document which enjoins the of Lake. Orange, Osceola and BroDoan’s Kidney Pills have been test­ to us by our Forefathers; Mrs. E. M. Galloway Named By Gov. further petition that prayer should vafd, where tomorrow they may ed by thousands. Gratitude .fo r the stijfdy souls ahd Hardee on State Child Wel­ bo offered “ that our whole citizenship hunt to their hearts content. Sanford people testify. Ask your deep piety o f those hardy pioneers fare Commission. On nccount of the fact that the may assume with zeal such duties of neighbor, who established the thanksgiving the day as will make Florida o f the i tinting season lor Seminole coun­ Can you ask more convincing proot custom while laying foundations for Mrs. E. M. Calloway, prominent morrow a home o f untold beauty and ty does not open until December the future Republic. resident of Sanford, has been ap­ of merit? 1 only t>! hunting licenses have richness o f civic living;” that "all our All Employee*’. Retain I’ usit ions And Mrs. G. A. Herron, filO Oak Ave., pointed by Gov. Hardee to 4he Child Gratitude for tho fearless unself­ been issued by the county judge's oficints may be imbued with higher No Changes Are Made Sanford, says: "I suffered from kid­ Welfare Commission. This commis­ ideals o f their personal responsibility ishness of those heroes who gave office. or Contemplated ney trouble and when 1 did n wash­ sion, authorized by the last legisla­ for tho quick coming o f a day of freely of their lives to establish the Volusia county which has long ing, severe pains shot through the ture, will convenu for tho purpose of universal law and order," and that new Republic in the family o f na­ been one of the most popular With the change of ownership o f codifying the Florida laws in regard small of my back. I could hardly hunting places in the state is now “ our’ educators may have the unself­ tions; the Sanford Herald, no change in the stoop to lift a pail of water, such a to child welfare. This la the first posed por­ Gratitude for our hallowed Great, closed against the sportsmen, n ish support o f material business in personnnel of the business, editorial My feet It is expected that the commission stitch came in n»y back. their work to banish ignorance and who guided the destines o f the young trait ntad'-* of President Coolidge lecal game law prohibiting hunt­ or mechanical departments will be bloated so badly, l couldn’t wear my will make recommendations for r.evv Republic and bequeathed to Us the inside the White House. George ing in that county fur scA’eral un ivers uli ze educa t ion.” made. » shoes and niy kidneys didn’t act right. Jaws and changes in the existing laws The proclamation follows: honored privilege o f citizenship un­ W. Harris took it in tho Cabinst ycarH. J. M. Dawson remains as advertis­ I to the next legislature. Other mem My nerves were shot to pieces. STATE OF FLORIDA der the Stars and Stripes. It is understood that the sher­ Room. Bitting lasted 30 min­ ing manager; Lewis Shipp us circula­ bers o f tho commission as appointed heard about Ihmn’s Kidney Pills and EX ECUT1VE DKPARTM ENT iff's office of this county is on utes, and strange to say every While giving thanks for these tion manager and Dean Treadwell as bought a box. They helped me from by Gov. Hardee arc: Judge Thomas the alert to see that the law is A PROCLAMATION— By the Gov- bounteous blessings received may I proof «*nme bock marked "a p ­ foreman and mechanical superintend­ West, Marcus C. Flagg, W. G. Broein. the first und continued use cured me. ernor: enforced and that no hunting is proved.'* Harris selected this not enjoin the need for us to pray ent o f the composing room. Miss I felt like a different woman.” nnd Miss Elizabeth Skinner, president done until after December I. as Uie best, In his judgment. The It is a time-honored and revered (that wo may prove ourselves worthy \nn« Wiervinski is in charge o f the «0c, at all deal res. Poster-Milburn of the Florida Federation o f Women’s cu stom 'of our people to observe an-]recipients; photo is copyrighted. office, Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. V. Adv. Clubs. Last Night day filed with the supreme court an answeranswer to the writ o f mandamui sworn out several days Ago by .Karl K. Eychnngor of Tampa, to forco,^ the Hernando county judge to issue him a hunting license for $3.50. If Plans Carry When Con- • grers Meets ing of the State Board of Emhatmers. The examining board consists o f Dr. Itayniond C. Turck, president o f the hoard; F. L, Miller, o f Sanford, secre­ tary and treasurer; C. M. Bingham o f Daytona: Carey Hand, o f Orlando; Thomus M. Burns, Sr., o f Jackson­ ville. The state examining board for cmhnlmers meet twice each year in Jacksonville. . w HUNTERS OBSERVE STATE GAME LAWS j Call Prominent Publisher Is a Suicide Today Thanksgiving Proclamation Is Issued by Governor Cary Hardee Increase In Price Of All Crude Oil THOROUGH WORK Sportsmen Hear “Call of the Wild” Opening Season SANFORD WOMAN IS APPOINTED NO CHANGES MADE IN HERALD FORCE i �Wf\r? *" * -• 1 THE SANFORD W E E K LY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEM BER 22,1928 H Wcb rMBorrofis. Aouth, very good. Constructing shoulders ten miles north o f Espa* nota. Rock shoulders completed from Duval county line to Bunnell except two m ild . • Bunnell to Volusia coun­ ty line, very rough. Volusio county line to Daytona and New Smyrna fair. New Smyrna to Titusville, 10 miles o f shell, rough, 14 miles of shell, good; three miles paved. Titus­ ville to Cocoa, six miles o f good rock; five miles of new state road, 12 miles paved; Cocoa to Melbourne 15 miles o f goojj rock road; Melbourne to Sebastain, 20 miles of fair rock road; Scbastain to Wnfjonso, three miles paved, three miles of bad rock road; Wnhasso to Vcro, dsiour three miles rough; four miles of fair and six miles paved; Vero to Miami, paved throughout. * Rond No. 5—High Springs to Fort Myers: High Springs through A r­ cher nnd WUliston to Romeo, fair; Romeo to Dunnclion newly-graded but heavy sand entirely passable a f­ ter rains. Dunnclion to Inverness Brouksville, fair; Brooksville through payment of State nnd County taxes. Hernando and Pasco counties to Hills­ A discount of two per cent is allowed borough county line, rough but pass­ if paid in November. able. Hillsborough county line JNO. D. JINKINS, through Tampa by way o f six mile Tux Collector Setjiinulc County. creek through Urndentown, Sarasota, •Nov. 16-23-30-3tc. Englewood to the Myakka river, very good; Mynkkn river to Punta Gordn rough nnd sandy in spots but easily passable; Punta Gorda directly to Fort Myers impassable but traffic can go by way of Tucker’s Corner. s e l l th is the le t day o f .Vovember. A. T a x Deed w ill Issue th ereon on the l i s t day o f D ecem ber. A. D. 1913. D ..I I 3 3 . W itness my o ffic ia l slRuature nnd (H K A M . K. A. DODnUAfUt. seal Ihla the l i s t day o f N ovem ber. C lerk C ircuit Court. Sem inole C ounty, Florida. A. D. 1923. (MBAI.) K. A. D O LH LAB 8. B y : A . M. W e e k s , D. C. C le rk C ircuit Court. U -l-9 -U i-ll-3 it -lJ -7 -9 t c S e m in o le C ou n ty, Florida. Notice o f A g g llra llo n fo r T a x Deed Ry: A . M. W e e k s . D. C. V o d er S e e lie s S .S the C eo eral S in istr a o f F lorid a. RECOVERS FROM CROUP N otice Is hereby Riven that ‘ itlra m “ My bey hid a v e.y Lj .1 a ;’.ack o f I- Sm ith, purchaser of T a x ■Certificate No. I IT. dated th « «th day o f J u ly, A. croup. ##*••* ^ ^ v .....w D. 1914. lias filed said certific a te In my Then I used office, nnd has made application for did him much (rood. lax d e n i to Issue in accordance with FRKI* K. fXIDRN. Fclcy’s Honey and Tor and he not law. Hald c d n tic a te embrurra the f o l­ Adm inistrator. lo w in g deacrlbetl property situated In only recovered quickly hut ho hits had • -J I-1 0 -B -1 S -1 9 - 1 1 - I t -1 - 9 - 1 fl-13-*«e Sem inole cou n ty. Florida, t o -w lt : 8»4 I s circu it Cesrt, Tth Jsdlelat Clrrnlt o f S R H O f N B H of \ K ' i . Sec. 16. T u p . no trouble since," write* Mrs. Wil­ 11, S. It. 30 K. 6 seres. Th e said land liam Sim*. Burlington. Wyoming. •f Florida, Seminole C onst,. betnR nssessed ut the date o f the Is­ flla rk sh en r M an u factu ring Company, suance o f such certificate In the nam e Cough*, colds and croup quickly re­ a corporathm under the law s o f the o f M. C. M cD onald. A lso T a x C ertificate No. 1510, dntrd lieved with Filey’s Honey and Tar, S ta te o f rieorRln. t’ lnlntlfr vs. John R u ssell. D efendant. Rninagi* H.tOO.OO. the 3th day o r Novem lm r. A. D. 1*93, the largest' selling cough medicine in N otice Is hereby Risen that the above has filed said certificate In m y o ffic e front opiates— In­ ■ entitled suit w as on the 11th dny o f nnd h as imuic application for ta x deed the world. Free A u g u s t. 1913. Institute,! Iiy A tta c h ­ to Issue In nceordnnew with law . Said gredients printed on the wrapper. m e n t: T h at Sum m ons Ad Itcsponden- certlftrato em braces the follow lm r d e­ sUut/led In Scm lntde Sold everywhere.— Adv. dum w a s Issued and uunshed. and that scribed land 'A lla s Summntis Ad Respondendum w as .VI of HK cor. of N K 'i o f N B U . Sec. 33. Issued Septem ber STth, 1933* ngnlnst Twp, 21. S. It. 30 F... run W . 10 cbs,. John lttaMell ttie Defendant In enld N. T oils.. B. 10 <ha.. S. 7 elm. 7 a cres.) D ir . 5 c b s.. cause. but that sold alius Sum m ons county. F lorid a, t o -w lt : w as returned by tlin S h e riff o f Sem i­ The said land lielnK assessed at the | nole C ounty. F lorid a, u n-serve,1, for date o f tin- Issuance of such certificate C o­ Ihnt the defendant. the reason ------... . ..1 . . dm III the nam e of I. W . <\ Flicker. l e s ........... said c ertific be redeemed R ussell w as out n l the H lale of F lo r- ....... ........ a tes shall ........................ Ida: That said W rit o f A tta c h m e n t n rro n lln g t o law tax deed w ill Issue h as been levied Ifr said Sheriff on th e thereon on the 2 9 th dny o f N ovem ber, personal property of the D efe n d a n t.. a . D. 1923. Tax books arts now open for the to irt or the C ou n ty J u d ir , S t m lio U inty, Htato or Florida. K a n t * o f W llh etm ln a Adam*. •11 m d l t o n t , le ga te es, dlstrtbannd nil parsons h aving claim * or lad* i i a l s f i t said aatata: Toil and rnch o t you . nrn heri*li»notified and required lo present any etalm a and dem ands which you. or • lib e r o f you . m ay h are agnlnst the • sta te o f W ilh a lm ln a I* Adam s, d e­ f u s e d . la te o f Sem inole county, F lo r­ ida. to the undersigned adm inistrator • f said esta te, w ith in tw o years from th e da te hereof. D ated Septem b er 27th. A . D. 1911. In The -1CLUB LAST NIGHT AT BOWLING ALLEYS Both Teams R oll Rather Low Score— M oye High Man o f the Evening W ith A T o ta lo f 465 Pins To H is Credit teams Counter-Jumper* will meet The icore: ‘ V made rather low scores, tho Brother­ se ll---------- ------------- -------furniture. fixtures, runs, picture*, ch in e-w are, silver, linen, beddlnr. elec-1 trleal npidlances and fixtures and nil personal property o \ John Russell, w h atsoever the name m ay consist, on snld prem ises. * Now, th erefore, you. the said John Russell. d"f«n <!u nt. amt nil persons In­ terested. are hereby required to per­ sonally be and appear In said net Ion nt the Court House In the City of Han­ ford, Sem inole C ounty. Florida, on the Ruin D ay In Decem ber. A. D. 1933. that belnK M onday. Die 3rd day of llie said m on th ; else Judgment will be entered URniii-l you by d efa u lt, nnd this cause w ill proeeed as provided by law and llio rules o f p m e tlc e o f sold court. W I T N K 8 8 K. A. R oualnss. Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County. Florida, ib is the 27th day of Septem ber, A. D. 1923. tS K A l.) B. A. llOrUT.ARS. C lerk C ircuit Court Sem inole C ounty. Florida. H y: A. Al. W eek s. D. C. Lewis O'Hrynn. A ttorn ey for I'lalullfT. 9 - 2 9 - i n -6 -1 2 - 1 9 -2 0 - - 11 - 2 - 9 - 10 -2 3-3 9 -1 Otc SoJTre of Application for Ta» Heed t'mlrr Section .*73 Ikr l.rnrral Statute- nf Florida. Semtnule County. Florida. Ry: A 31. W e e k s. D. C. 16-19*211-11-2-9-lfl-23-Ctc. Notice o f Aiiiillriilliin fur T a x Deed I inter Meet Ion 37.1 of the lirnerttl S ln lu lr s »r Ike 9 l « l r « I F lorid a. Notice Is hereby Riven that Urn. K. LaVJgne. purchaser of Tax <Vrtlflcate No. 2176. dated the 5th day of June. A. R. that, lias filed said certificate In inv office, and has made application for Tax Deed to Issue In aifordance with law. Said certificate embraces ty sit Ill" fi.llnw lm t «D* HIT 1iM-ll 1>n mill il In Ht-tnliimh* Count)i-. 1 w it: \V «, o f N W >; ur Nl i ' i N W . Dor. run 8. 2C5 ft.. K. 125 ft.. K. 11" ft.. N. 11" ft.. mill ll HH K. 13 fl. o f S '* ' •fI N ’ i ) Sec. (I. Twi i. 21 a. It. 29 B. TIi" KUl d land liethe Is­ i lira UKK"SK"lt ut 111" iln t" of suance o f such certificate In the nam e o f t'n k n iiw n . t ’ nless said <• rtlflc a te shall lie redeem ed accordlnu to law T a x Deed will Issue thereon on the 31st day ot Rercinlier. A. I> 1923. W itn e ss my o fficial slu n a lu re and seal th is the 21st day of Novem ber. A. It. 192.3. \F H A L ) '*<• A. D ill T il. ABB. Clerk Circuit Court. Sem inole C ounty. Florida, lty : A . M. W e ek s. D. C. Brotherhood o f St. Andrew. N g tIce Is hereby Riven that It. A. find til. ptirrhar.vr o * T a x O rM lIrato No. I of T ow n o f Isinitwiaid. dated the 1 t tth day <t June. A. D. »''23. lias filed . Velie.- of 1 ppl lent Ion for Tax llreil said cert HI cut. In my office, and lias I’ oiler* Section 3T5 of the (.rueral made nppllcatlon for 1'iex deed to Is­ Nlnlulcw of Die State of I lorliln. sue In accordance with law. Hald cer­ Ndtlce Is liercby given that II. Fill, tificate em braces tlte fo llow in g d es­ cribed property situated In tin* Town purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 212* o f laillWWmiil. (■'••Pitllole FountV. F lo r­ dated the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919, ida, t o -w lt : Lots s. 7 and * W lldm ere has filed said certificate in my office, application for Tax mi rec o n b d In Flat Hook No, t. paK* ami has made 111, Sem inole fo u n t)' records. The Heed I** Issue lii accordance with law, said land la-inn assess, d ut tin* dale Said certificate embraces Die follow­ situated In o f III" Issuance o f sin'll certificate In ing described property County. Florida, to-w lt: tin' nam e o f I'nkno'.vti. l'n lc ss ttald Seminole cvrtlfie.il* shall l>e re,i<-( med accord­ HWU of N W u I Less Iteg. 8W . Cor. in g to law tax dee,I Will Issue tllefeoll run K. 1" cbs.. N. 13.1.1 ehs.. W. 10 0,1 tin* 22nd day o f Novem ber. A. D. His.. H. 13.19 rhs ) H*c. 19. Twp. 20 H It. 32 (■:. 2G.GG A. The said land be­ 1923. W IT N K S S my o ffclal slunaiure nnd ing assessed nt tin* date of Die Is* suahee of such certificate in llie name seal tills tin* 17lh day *d Octoljer, A. It. 1923. (HUAI.) Ily W . F. K A T F Itin t. Hlcrk. T ow n of Lonitwnn,!. Ill* 19-2C*11- 3 - 9 - H i-23-■it" Nutiee of Application for Tax Herd t'mlrr Section 07S the l.eitrrnl KlnDilm n l I’ lnrbln. Nf4lvl| ,,|s.,liersbV.r6(1Veil , that R W. lieu, !:, piireli.un r of Tax < , -rtlfcate No. 7*1 of Town of LotlKV/ood, dated Die 29th day of A u gu d, A. D. 1921. has filed said certificate In my office, and In,-, iiimlii application for tax deed lo Issue in acorduuce v/Uh law. Halil y CertlflcatO em braces (In- followiliR liesscribed /prop erty situated la Tow n , f Lorigwood, Sem inole , *'111111, . Florida, tow lt : tails 302 lo 525 Inclusive,; l,utiKivood as recorded in Flat Hook No. I. p.-i".e tv ii, 2 1 , Henilimle C ounty r ,c . ord.i. Tin, aald land l„ Iiir a ssess, >1 nt Die date o f issuance* of such certificate In tile tiurue o f I'u kim w a. I'lileaa said c e r liflc a le shall be redeemed fireordlius to law tux deed will Issue thereon 0,1 the 22nd day o f N ovem b, r. A. I> Stato if A ppllen IInn for Tn» Deed I lirter N c e t l i i u .37.9 o f t k e D r u r r l i l S tu D it e M o f ( b e S i m , - o f I ' l i i r l i l a . Illy The t« »w ln lf,l Press) TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 21.— Conlion of Florida stnto ro^da for the week ending November ID, is shown ) in the following information compiled hy the State Rom! Depnrtment, which has added Horn! No. 2U, from Helleview tb Plnnt City, to the list: June. A. D. 1917. has filed s lid ecrtllle.ifo In m y o ffice, and has made a p ­ plication fo r T a x 1...... 1 to Issue In law. Hald certificate ll*-JOrilipil fnlli itvlnir •• Is fivreli y ulvi'ii Dial \V. II. "iitli raci s Ih * ViiUliK. 1 u i-clium-.- i.f Tux CurtUlcnt" Drn| irt) • K l'u a l.il In Pi'tnlniili r« unty. No* • i *il. ilnD-ll t lit Iilit dny of .1urn-. Btr.l Itla. t ii-t v ll: SW 'i i.f la •t - S ",-. A . 1 . t H!l 1, bus lit a "ii la i' ■rtlfleale III ni:, 1'w n S. 1! 39 1 ( i .c an l.i IT S W . my o ffln .ami hus m ail" a|i|illiatliin "ni\ nf I.ut 3. run i:. tin . r . D V' 1i n ' tor tur li-iil in IKSII" lu accurilani-e f t . w . niH .i;, n . S. 1M l ft.) i i i n . - x with law S.tlil certlflca l .* "m lira i.K TIi" a'i|a laiiii it* ine iiMHpsy**<1 n tin* ih* follow!tm' ili o-rllM'tl ji ri>|ioi-ly b II- (Into nf lh<* Itmuunci* of Riirh ci M i n lint* I In s.-mlritil" county. l-'liirlilu. I d - ■•att* In llu* nniit" if h’ . l-’ arau' w it: N 4 nl N 1j o f N W * i.r H W il nf A Imi fa x <*i*r11(1c iti Nil. 19(1. dati it tin* .s i:'* . Him* II. Tw i ». 21. H. 1t. 31 B. Till' 7 tli ■lav n f J i i i i i *. A. l l . 19 JO. ll llN iu.il Kuhl 1|ti(| In lim : it ill" diil• ».ihl it-rt If le n t" In m j • f f l c . ami lias o f 1 !*■ In I I I I I I I C " <>f mil’ll r • illliiu l" in mail t* a »t»l leri t Ion fur T ax D. "il ll |Ktill* lU f l t P o f A. M LMir**. titv wit Ii law. Sah tu : ic o n Ml* hi A ltd T IX 1Vrttf t<* it" Nm 2111 •ati'il Du- 2nd lay of .Itin •. A. 11 lia< n il . * « r tlf il it*' Ill in) 1f f l c . ami llllH in.oil u|)tdlcatl« n fur In x il l " I nk u*• lu :i* »” rih-iir* W It il 1'IIV. Hit 111 rei i Iflcut • i tiifir:ii *'H til" III Ih wlllfct il. itScribed prop. rl) Mlu ilid In ti. n lOoi, C*.untv. Florida. l „ - w l t : W ' , of H\V', ot HID tie , N 2>i A.) S, .* II. Twp 21. fl i: 11 i: 7 1j acres. T|ie in Id Ian I heini: mi . ... | ut d ,,. ,,f th,iDnuane, . f such cerDflcato In Die name of I nl n o u n . I'nlens mil,I , , rtllicate shall lie redeemed aecirdlng to law lax died will issue Dicreolt on lie 27lh day of Nov, oilier, \. I*. I’»33 WITNI-iHH m. official idgnalure and real ihla Die 17tI, day of October. A. D. 1923. (HLAI.) K \. lull', SLASH, Clerk circuit Court. H,'11111,ole County, Florida II> A, Al Wi clot, ll. c. Id 19-3*.. -2-9-IG*23*Ctp. * iiil.ntccH th" fniii \vl nu d»‘ |iro|icrty ulluali'il In s . tnlnot h’ lorldi. to-wit: I !'» of NW* Tw j of S»J * f l.nt 1. S"i 2fJ K, Ti aercN. Til" H.'l fl latiid III in Rwi'ftu*‘d a 1 llu* ilat" r till* 1:4 ini.oc* of siudi certificate in llie nann of t'likliown. l/lih'*s H.ilil cert if Icales shall he redeemed according lo law Tax Deed \.i|l Isatto thereon on lli, 3In day of the m l" r. A. D 1923. WlDi'sa *y official signature ami seal tills F 2let day of November, A D. 19*1. 111ic.i l *■ H MliHt 1*1111111V. nf N \V t 20 H. I: (HKAL) K Department— Im­ where. of J. II. ItrycV*. . , Also Tux Certificate So. 2H>. dated tl„> Gth day of June. A. D. 1921. has libs! itabl certificate In my office, and imn made apidb-lllon f*»r Tax Deed to Issue In accordance with ■law Said certificate embraces the following de­ scribed property situated In Seminole County.' Floslds.i to-wlt: • NWti,,*if, 'N v ,'», fl.bss l acres Hu. In HK Cor.) See. I«. Tw p 20 y. It. 32 K. 3G A. The said land living assessed at the date of the Issuance of such certificate In the name of Mlxxell Live Stock Com­ pany. t'nless said certificates shall ii,- ,redeemed nccordlng to law Tax ... . , l ’1' ? } ] ' Issue there,,n on the 31st day of Decenihcr. A. D. 1923 Witness my official signature anil sen) tills the 21st dny of November, A II 1923. I.HKAI.) K. A. nOViSLAHH. Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. Hy: A. 31. W eek s, D. C. accordance with Hoad proving Conditions Every­ 192.3. | Nnllre «if Appllentlon f*ir Tn» Heed I inter SerDoll 373 of Die Hrnenil W13 \ KSH mv official signature and slid me*, of the slide or Florida. real tliis the 17ltt day of 1 toiler, 1923. Notice Is hereby given Dud ('h a n d le. (HUAI.) lty W. c. HATCH Ills. Clerk. If, H. Sharon, purchaser o f T ax C erti­ Town of l.oiiKWM'd. ficate No 1*1. dated th*' tth day o f 10-19 -1 6 -1 l-2-9-IG-2.1-r.tc. Notice A. Rnmil.XHH. Clerk Circuit Court, "inluole CollinV. Florida It • M. Weeks. D. C Vn'lcc of \ nwllr**tl*iti for Tu\ Deed I'litler S r d l r n 373 of Die Lcnernl Stalulrs of the Mule of ITorliln. Notice In hereby given tli.it liver* '-• I Turpentine Compunv. i>urelius**r NUTH'K OF d T l l t l , URKTISR ol of TlX Cel*llfi.Mle No. *27. 'hill'd the |st ill, - f .full,' A I' IX'lfi. bus filed HT(„ KtltlMIHIIS III' s \ M ’ii|t;] sail certificate hi my office, and has T H I C K LIDIUIHIS. INC. Nolle* Is h* r, by given loal there will made application for Tax Deed to islie a u(o ,*la I in- .tin g of tile slnekliobiers 1 sip* In accordance with law. Hald e> r* th*, follow In,: *b( of Sanford Truck i; ’•i« i n . 1in*. Ut lilt,"iir embraces t’lgltl o'clock |> in . n Tin "iluy, til* scribed properly slur it c l in Hctnlmd, 20th day of November 1923, at th" 1 f- Couulv Chii lda lo -w it : Ib-g. H\V I 'or flee* of tin* lompany lo ll, u.-u First of NKL. Hec. 2. Twp 21 H It. 29 K National Rank Dull,Hug. Hanford, Flor­ roil K. 217 f t . N. G52.lt ft.. W. 217 ft ida, for tb, purpose ,.f comtbTli',; a H. 052.11 fl lie ss It It. right-of-way > change III tile Itaille ,,f th......... it.... a- 3.7 acres. The slid land tmlng assess. lion and an tun, inlno nt of Arlleli V of , ,| ni ilic date ol the l.'i tiianee of sin ID th,' charter ,,f th** eoriM,ration ri-lnino rcrllflcste In the iiuttle <*f A M Until In tlo- officers of ti,, company, tiumiier Also Tax Certificate No. S2*. dated o f dlrsrtora nod dale ,,f annual >ii<. , llu- 1st day' of lone, A l> 1*96. h:,v holderM’ nn.'Dug and etc,-lion of ,.f. filed Hilbl eerlifIcate 111 III)* office and fleers. has made apidiculIon for Tax Deed i Hanford. Florida. Del,liter Fit I, 1923 lOMUt III accordance with law. Hold T. F. ADAMS. IWelli'elit eertlfl, ite einbrae, s tin* following d" t 0 - l ’J-2G-l 1-2-9- lG-6le 1erlbed pro(,ert> alDiated In Semin,.I. Countv. Florid*, lo-w li: 1. Ini. in Iteg 9 Oiler of NuplleuDen fur Tut Deed NW Cor. ,.r HW of N K 'i. Hec. 2 IToler SrrlfuH 37.3 of ,hr Drnrriil Two *i s It 29 K m u s. ;,:.*m ft W1TNKHH iny official algimturc and Isoianee of sudi certificate In Do nttm,* of l.lxxb* F. Hunt. Also Tax Certificate No. *29 dated June 1st. A. ll I H!ld, lias filed said Certlflente In Illy office, and linn nnub.,|,bii'.,l ion tor Tax Deed to Issu.. in aiTorihrace with law. Said certificate smhrnces Du* following tlescribwil property situated In Heiulnole Count) Florida, to-w lt: '* lot lu It.-g NW Cor. of KWH of N K . See 2, Tu p 2t H It. 29 K. run H. 154.0 ft.. K. «02 ft.. N 550.0 ft.. W. 002 ft. (Less It It. right of-way ) * acres. The said land be­ ing assessed nt the dale of the |*surnec of such eertlflnite In the name of .v. M. Hunt. Unless said rertlDenies shall bu redeemed accortliiiK lo law th *1 <Y > , ' *i$ ■ Road No. 8— Haines City to Fort Pierce: Haines City to Frost Proof, good, shoulders poor; detour through Frost Proof; from Frost Pr^>f to Be­ hring, fair; Scbrlng to DeSoto City, should go by way of Fort Ilassenger. Rood No. 23— Belleview to Plant City: Belleview to Sumter county line under construction nnd very rough travel from Ocaln to Wildwood, Bushnell, Dade City and Tnnipn ad­ vised to take Pedro rood out of Ocala. This will bringftrnvel on road No. 23 near the asphalt rond in Sumter county. Excellent asphalt surfnee through Sumter county to Hcrnndo county line. •vi:'; YAl.E READY FOR 11AilVARB KEY W EST, Nov. 21.— Doug Mc­ Gee of Miami will have a hard mnn , , NJEMJ I A YEN,., O w n , ,Nov. 21. - to beat when the faces Tommy Reyes Dick Lo mnn, the regular right-end on of this c ity here tonight, according to the Yale Varsity football Lam, re­ followers o f the fistic game. McGee turned to the eleven yesterday, mak­ ing it possible for th uteam to go through signuls with the same line-up with which they started the game ngainst Princeton. All the members o f the squad, except Hulmnn, who is still in the infirmary with a twisted knee, were on the field. 1914 Total 1 1 5 - 335 1 13 - 323 1 3 0 - 421 154— 410 »i08— 285 620 1778 poses a Class A team. He also ex­ pressed the desire that Sanford would soon see fit to return to the folds of the State League. The statement o f Mr. Tinker’s that within a year or tw o all big league teams will be training in Florida is substantiated to a certain extent by u letter received yesterday by the secretary of the Chamber o f Com­ merce. According to C. A. Comiskey, president of the Chicago Whito Sox, arrangements have been made to bring the Whito S ox to Florida next spring, and rumor has it ’ that they will locate in W inter Pnrk, ■ V V.-4* ' . and Reyes will appear a$..top-liners in the show being promoted in the Nntional Guard’s m nigfy,, . Reypfl. is considered by many us one o f the cleverest fighters In thq South. Celery Seed Tho line-up for Saturday’s gume with Harvard probably will lie the same as last week. Along dummy Eerimmnge will bo held tomorrow Well, wo’ re back again after an nbThe alleys must have been oiled and will constitute the last hard work previous to meeting the Crim- 'sofia.' of a few days, during which up last night—which accounts—or son. time wo we were trying to under- would account for (he low scores made ------------------------------------- stand whnt the St. Augustine sport , , , . writer meant by his assertion “ that by both teams’ The M en’s Club usualTITUSVILLE MAN TO DEVELOP NEW BEACH the Saints tnught the Sanford boys, ty r°Hs a much higher score than how to play football last Saturday." they did last night— so in our opin­ ion, something was radically wrong TITU SVII.LF—Announcement has This bird must have been cross-eyed with the alleys. been made this week to the effect ami color blind both! that W. F. Allen, real estate man ---------Dclding rolled a score of 16 for of tills city, has completed a deal Seems lo us like the teaching that cn ocean frotit property on Mer-iwns done, was under tho supervision Monday night’s game with the Truck­ ritt’s Island that promises to lie of the Sanford squad, with Qunrter- ers which is high-vyutcr mark for tho greatest beach development back Baeh ns principal and the rest this season. It will also be a hard north o f Miami. (,f “ the g a n g" as his corps of tedch- mark to bent at any time this year. There have been three to cross the The deal h: ona whereby five cis. Thu only slip in this fine trainmiles of ocean frontage just north ed corps o f touchers was when a cou____ o f Titusville Reach was purchased pie ..f them went to sleep trying t o i tWo hundred mark fo r one game this by Messrs. Fo'-'an and Grosser and drum *»mo real football into heads yonrStevenson, Congregational transferred by them to the I’laya of the Saints, who with their yellow bowler was tho first to cross it with Linda Development company, in jackets seemed stupid as to cvcry- a total of 202 pins for ono game. The wliich these gentlemen are stock- thing—excepting, perhaps the fact next day Uritt made a better record, holders. thai there was water in the lake anti q u in g 210 pins. Tho last Monday that a was dangerous to venture n ear!, „ jK|lt Bill Bolding, captain of tho Con- TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. 13TH DETROIT, Mich., Nov, 21— There’s been a double christening in tlte Ford car family. When the newest me miter, a smart sedan with two doors, arrived on the scene, announcement of which is juat made, there came with it the question of a name. For several days llie folks just couldn't decide what to cal! the baby o f the family until, from quite an unexpected source, there came tho happy suggestion: “ Let's call it Tudor.” And Tudor it was christened, a name quite in keeping with the aris­ tocratic appearance of the new car. Orange counties to Orlando, good. “ How about re-naming the other Road No. •L— Georgia line to Mi­ sedan?” auiiiu one asked and then,! ami: Georgia line tbit Lea miics south, sand-clay in good condition. came this reply: Four mibs penetrotion, good. Detour "W e might call it the four-door one mile around construction work, Ford or—Ah, that’s it! Ford—or, good. i?ix miles of rock base, good. Fordor. Simple and expressive, isn’ t Six miles of shell, rough. Nine miles it ? " >f brick and asphalt to Jacksonville, So we have two Ford cars with good. Duval county lino to St. Au- brand new names, the Tudor and the gustine to Hastings and 12 mites |Fordor. South hound Arrives No. 83 ........ 2 : 3 6 a. m. No. 27 ........ No. y i ......... . 1 : 1 2 p. ni. Nil. 8!) ....... 2 : 5 5 p. m. No. 85 ......... 6 :5 5 p. m. North Bound No. 81) • 1:48 a. in. No. 81 -11:45 a. m. No. 80 2:35 p. ra. No. 92 ■ 1:00 p. m. No. 28 Id : 10 p. m. Leesburg Branch %No. 158 ........... No. 22............. ’ No. 157...........3:55 p. m. *^°- -1 ......... 2.-15 p. ni. Trilby Branch No. 100........... No. 24........... "N o 101 p. ni. No. 25......—..1:30 p. m. Oviedo Branch ’ No. 126....... 7:45 p. ni. 1No. 127 ........... Daily Except Sunday. -M* V 758 Key West Armory Will Be Scene o f Big Battle When McGee and Reyes Meet Double Christening: In Ford Car Family Bring 2 New Names 1 t Total 1 5 0 -4 0 4 147— 355 190— 405 94 **.....— 82 m y m 161— 373 Joe Tinker To Assist Park Commission In Selecting Athletic Field in Sonford Mm Slow Motion Pictures Show In Memoriam Won z r jfr * : hood team defeated the Men’s Club Player. by n grand total o f 134 pint. Thurston 100 145 Only in the Eecond game did the Hughey •41»■•»■••• 1 3 1 . W Men’s Club get the edge over tho Moye .... 130 139 Brotherhood, but these boys came Sundorlin 04 )-.*-! right back the third gnme and trim­ Hoolihan — *2 med the Men’s Club by 132 pins. Mason Both high score fo r the evening Dorner — ........ 105 1J7 and for a single game were rolled by Moye, who had a grand total o f 405 ___ 500 570 Total for the evening nnd 190 for the last Mena* Clcuh. game. Thurston was the only other Player bowler to pass the 400 mark for the Bennett 110 110 nootherhood. Gibbs .... . 87 123 137 148 In the Men’s Club line-up Betts Betts ....... 143 119 and Lloyd showed up best. Bctta IJoyd ....... 72 1105 bowled a total o f 421 pins, while McAllister Lloyd was right behind hi mwith 410. 549 605 Total .... Tomorrow night the Caseys and • Joe Tinker, manager o f the Or­ lando baseball team, has consented '7 to come to Sanford and assist the . .. .11* Park Commission in. the selection nnd , ;t iW*.*. « * ^ building o f the new athletic park. Meaning Jack Dcntpscy and Mr. Tinker has had considerable ex­ Jack Renault (above), the fam­ perience in this line o f work, having ous Canadian heavyweight. Re­ built the Orlando ball park. He was nault wants a go with the chnnipalso for some time a stellar short­ ion and thinks he con take away stop on the Chicago White Sox, the million-dullar title. Mr. Tinker has also promised that I-) when he goes to the national confer­ STANDING BOWLING LEAGUE ence of the owners and managers of professional baseball teams in Chi­ Won Yost Pet. cago on December 6, he will bring Club o 1.000 0 Sanford, T. G. .. back to Sanford for training pur.500 1 Congregational* .... a.! .500 1 Men’s Club ............... 1 .500 1 lira. St. Anddew ..... 1 .000 1 K. of C......................... 0 .0011 I Merchants .................0 Ito.nl No. 1.— Nunez Ferry to JackvmvUIo: Nunez Ferry to F'scambin Hay, good county road. Escambia, Hay (Floridatown) to Milligan, snndrlny road nnd.hriek rond in excellent! Mrs. W. J. Steed nnd children, o f thape. Miligan to DcFuniak Spring* Kissimmee, are Bpending the week vpry giod county road. DeFuniak here as the guests of her parents, Springs to Ponce da Leon, excellent Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ball at their home uind-elay road. Ponce de Leon to on Park avenue. , WestviUe, under construction, take north county road which is in fine shape. Wcstville to Chiplcy, county road in fine shape. Chiplcy to Talla­ hassee, very good county road. Tal­ lahassee to Tucilla river via MontiNEW YORK, Nov. 21— Slow mo­ cello, very good county road. Montition pictures,ot,the (V\v,Jn Mcuuiriam cello to pdial . river, fair. Aucilla 1match race Saturday nt Churchill river to Greenville, fine. Greenville Downs, Louisville, exhibited today to Madison, fairly good. Madison to for the first time by the Pathe Com­ Suwannee river, fine condition. Su­ pany, show In Memoriam an nppnrwannee river to Live Oak, new cundent victor by half head, although cJay road, line condition. Live Oak part, at least of the margin was due to eight miles east jaijd-clay surfnee to the locution of the camera, six gomi condition. Here to two miles feet beyond the finish line. The incomplete poor condition. Wellborn judges in one of the most thrilling to five miles east new snml-clay sur­ thoroughbred races in history. Cal­ face good condition. Here to Lake culation of th camera’s location to the City incomplete, sand-clay surface wire nnd distance from the horses nt under construction part in poor con­ the finish gives In Memoriam an ad­ dition and part good: Lake City to vantage of about four inches in the Jacksonville macadam concrete and pictures, according to an explanation brick, fine. of Enutnuel Cohen, Puthc editor, to Itoad No. 2.----------Georgia line to newspapermen who witnessed a spec­ Fort Mj^ers: Georgia line to Jnsper ial showing of the films. Discounting very good; Jasper to Genoa fair; this, however, it wag pointed out, In Genoa to White Springs fair. White Memoriam npi^rcntly had a lead o f Springs to Lake City good, l-akc approximately eight inches, inasmuch C ity-to White Springs under con­ as the margin actually apparent in struction detour by way of Fort the picture is about twelve inches. White, good. High Springs to GninesMr. Cohen emphasized that his ex­ villo 25 miles of asphalt excellent. planation was purely from an techni­ Gainesville to Ocala rough with the cal viewpoint, based upon the "reve­ jxccption of 19 miles o f excellent lation of the camera’s eye." He re­ lime rock and asphalt road, detour fused to commit himself one way or near Reddick. Ocala to RoUevicw the* other regarding the outcome of under construction; devour near San­ the race. tos. Ilelleview to Leesburg to Fastis Jockey Earle Snnde. upon the ponand Mount Dora very good. Mount querer of I’apyrun and Mnck Garner Dora through Orange, Osceola and who piloted In Memoriam, both whip­ Pork counties to Dowling Green, ped their mounts frantically in a good. Howling Green to Gardner driving finish. fair. Gardner through Arcadia to Carlstrom Field good. Cnrlstrom Field to the Hcrinont road, rough and sandy in spots hut fair road. Bermont Road to Fort Myers, good. Road No. 3,----- Georgia line to Or­ lando: Georgia line to Ytdee and on to Jacksonville, very good. Jackson­ ville to Green Cove Springs, rough; Green Cove Springs to Paintkn rough to end of brick at Hire’s creek, brick road from Rice’s creek through Pnl itka to San Mateo good. San Ma­ teo good, San Matoe to Sisco, rough. Sisco lo Orescent City now nsphalt mad just completed. Road under '(instruction near Long’s. Seville to Pierson and Darherville new asphalt airfare excellent. Darherville to De­ Leon Springs tinder construction; short detours. Di*Ia*im Springs to Sanford very i: 0*12 ft X 560,0 Ii . w. GO2 ft. I I.' - through DcLand S l a l u l r s n l I k e M u l e of I T o r l d u . Noth',* Is hereby given Dial .1 K It. Ih rignt-of - way.) x acres. The said good; Sanford through Seminole and Sliydrr, purchaser ,<i T jx t'erilfIculc land lo'tng assessed at till* date of (he No. 3S* dated the fill iluy of Julie, A. D. 1321. has filed said certificate• in my offlrc and has made application lor Tax Deed to issue in accordance with law. Hald certificate embraces the f„ltnwinir dosorlbetl property nit».,«ed In Hciuliiolc County. Florldu. to-wlt: K'v of N W 'i of N W 14 and K. 4112 ft. of \V *, of N W Ii of NW (i (Less 2.11 cli. on H. •Ido), Hec. 14. Twp.) 21 H., It 31 Hast. 3* acres. The sab) laid being assess­ ed at lb,* date of the Issuance of surh certificate In Die nuinc of t'uknowu. Unless said certificate shall In- re­ deem ed according to law Tax Reed w|H Issue thereon on the huh day of lie,-ember. A. D. 1923. ite : BOARD ANNOUNCES ROAD CONDITIONS Information-for Public Complied Hy •' In n game In whiefi both STATE AND COUNTY TAXES NOW DUE (User Ibed as follows, to wit: i WITN IWS mv official sip nature nnd All of the Household gnml* and ef-isea l Ibis tin* l*th day of October, A cts In the former home of John ICuw- R. 1923. n o l ’ C.I.AHS fects ^ _______________ __ * ' V . ~— ■ ! grcgationnls, heating ’em al!> K°t 216 The yellow uniforms o f the Saint b'ns ^or one game, i players ought to have been enough ______ _ b»r anyone to distinguish the dilFerBut as the season is very onrly we ence hit ween them nnd the Sanford are expecting to see som e one break boys hoys who hud black uniforms. But this m ark-though it will be hard Departs ns we have said above— someone was' to better. 2:16 a. mJ evidently d oor blind! 8:40 a. nt. 1:38 p. ni. Sanford is very lucky in securing For the simple reason that the the services of Joe Tinker, veteran 3:20 p. r.i. 7:10 p. m. local hoys ju st “ natchully nnd teeito- iM the baseball game to assist in the tally" outplayed the Ancient City hoys selection of a suitable field to make 2:01 a. m. withput any doubt whatever. a municipal athletic fluid. Wo wel­ 12:05 p. m. come thia assistance by Mr. Tinker 2:55 p. nt. 1he Brotherhood of St. Andrew put who certainly is well up on these •1:05 ni. tbe Men’s Club on the retired list things nnd trust that he will help lust night by beating them to the Sanford to have an athletic field as tune of n 131 pin margin. We are good as Orlando has in another year. 6:30 a. m .'Surprised nt the Men’s Club for howl7:10 p. m. |r-g such a low score. And—accord­ Coach Wilkinson is hard at work ing to several o f the Men's Gin!.-getting Itla Celery Feds In shape for they are surprised too! the game with Orlando Saturday. The ’ will meet the Memorial Tigers 7:30 a. m. -Mutt .Moye cannot understand yeL,‘ n Orlando this year, 3:25 p. m. how he Imwled high score for the1 p u S fT ,bUtMuttISn,t ? " ythlnJ: lhat Ths Tif%‘rs have a much stronger the athktle S i . ? . ' ? ta K l" ' tr thi3 than they did last, n athletic line and cun do it well, when the Sanford High boys walked c art* not .surprised nt anything away with them so easily The Celery 3:-!0 p. m. W0^ lhat " “ I no doubt hauler team to beat this year than last. �• .■ THE 8 A In nearly all o f the quality thoira'of America, such as Washington, Hagcratown, Md% Now York ^ _____ Pair, State Hanover, Pa., Roanko, Va., Nashville, Tcnn. and Chicago Colllseum. In fact, they have never been defeated, where ever they have been shown. They By HARRIET McWORKMAN won th grand and bat display, all var­ ieties competing, at the South Flor­ ida 'Fair, every tima thcy( have been shown. A t tho last show they won yearly twice ns many points as the There was • time when some good^ed, nnd they started in then to build nearest competitor. farmere o f New England (nnd I ; up a strain cf Rarml Plymouth Rocks Mr. Bistllno has many unusually think there must hnvo been some poul-j which would be a credit to Florida high grade birds, c f fine Wyandotte try rnlsara am ong them) “ fired the'and what they have done Is not only type and with snappy black and •hot heard round tho world.*’ A t nny a credit to Florida but to the whole white lacing. He is now conditioning rate, It atartod tho Revolutionary j roultry industry, for now their pens n fine display for the Silver Wyan­ War. And now, along comes Long- are full of birds which hnve taken dotte Juhilcc at Hanover, Pa., the wood, Florida, with the reputation! prizes nil over the country. They fnncicra’ show of America. (oh, no, not o f starting another w ar), have several hundred which nre worThe demand for Bistlinc squabs but o f actually cU rtlng ‘ the cackle thy of entering any show. Mr. Nie- and Silver Wyandattcs has become so that la heard ro .n d tho world.” A t tmeyer showed me a letter from a cub- heavy that he has already begun least I am fully convinced nftor vis- tonicr in Ne.v York which stated that work on his new thirty-acre poultry Ring tho Longwood poultry farnu, tka cockerel and pullet bought from and squab farm. It Is beautifully that they nro the real ztartura o f the the Keystone Yards had won first and situnted on Lakes WHdmcro and Ev­ quality cackle in tho poultry bush country. Thtu long list o f satisfied ergreen, nnd when completed, a few ness. customers can all tell o f the fine birds years hence will be one o f the best, If Just take your map o f the United tk°y hnyc received from the Keystone not the very best, squab nnd poultry States and note tho •rivers, the' lakes, ^ urdH> *,ut “nly Mr. nnd Mrs. Nic- farms In Florida. Following the road directly west tho prairies if one wishes to go from !! tll,: J’L’t*rs ° f hard . . . . . . . . * 'vork « has taken to produce them. from tho station, nt the second turn, Washington. It’s lust nbout tho lomr. . ' V h " th?y fe,t that th®y hnd th® the Sunnysidc Hatchery comes into Barred Itocks wel in hnnd, on account view’. The cozy white house, situated of the growing demand they decided oil the edge of a young orange grove, to try the White Wynndottcs. Of immediately gives one the feeling o f course, each breed has its own prob­ hospitality nnd cheerfulness. Mr. lems. They had to learn how to mate George Stuart, the owner, selected a to produce good quality and henvy very appropriate name, for the build­ layers, but they made a complete ings in which tho incubntors nrc plac­ study c f the characteristics o f this ed and where nil the baby chicks nrc particular breed nnd ns a result hnve handled, nrc located where they will get the full benefit o f tho sunshine. been very successful with them. The fnrm is well equipped with In these hut Says it is hard to appre­ comfortable, sanitary houses, nnd ciate any of the benefits o f the sun­ spacious ynnls which give the chick­ shine, when our main concern is to ens plenty of good range.' Mr. Nie- keep out of it, but in the days when moyer has a workshop where he builds the baby chicks ore hatching, sun­ much of his own equipment, such as shine is a real luxury. Many a bas­ mash hoppers, etc. He enjoys doing ket o f chicks Just out of the incubator this, just ns he does his other tasks. has been kept ns warm and comfort­ |In fact, it would be difficult to find able by the soft rays of sunshine, as |two people more happy and contented they would hnve been, tucked under , in their work than Mr. nnd Mrs. Nie- their mother’s wing. Mr. Stuart has made a complete nieyer. study o f the hntching of baby chicks, The Keystone Poultry Yard is pre­ and has built up an enviable reputa­ pared to supply day old chicks, hatch­ tion for quality nnd service. The de­ ing eggs and stock. They were, you mands for Sunnysidc baby chicks might say, forced into the baby chick have been so heavy that he hus been business by their customers nnd compelled to increase his hatching friends, who did not want to hntch rapacity three-fold. He is no\V in­ eggs. They supply only chicks hatch­ stalling another Buckeye Mammoth ed from their own eggs and cannot incubator, of the very Intest design therefore turn out ns many chicks ns nnd wil have,this ready for-use in n the large hatcheries. Although Inst short time. year was their first year in the baby Sunnyside baby chicks nrc hatched chick busincse, they were always sold from high-quality, pure-bred stock from one to two months ahead. This ■only. M e .'Stuart is specializing in branch of their business is assured Single Comb Rhode Islnnd Reds of o f success, for they are putting their the V.*vll 'krttrwrr Owen Farm strain, i usual ■forethought) and' determination i Sv liny side R. I. Red chicks are nil into It. They will begin hntching hatched ftom this excellent stock. early in .September and will have a , Only n sMrt walk from the hatchery hatch coming off every five days there­ is the heme o f the Bistlinc Silver after. Wynndottcs and nearby is the Key­ I had nn unusually interesting visit stone Poultry Yards, where the Key­ at the Longwood Squab Farm, owned stone Burred Rocks nnd White Wynnby Mr. J. A. Bistlinc. This business dettos a' e raiatd. Mr. Stuart there­ was started in n small wny nbout fore hatches all o f his Sunnyside twelve years ago and has grown chicks o f these breeds from this highsteadily until Longwood squabs nre q-a'.ity stock. It means everything being served in nearly nil of the high- tc n purchaser to know that the baby class hotels in this and other states. chicko he buys nrc from pure bred The quality of these squabs is so ex­ stock, nnd Mr. Stuart renlized that cellent that the New York commiss­ and built up his business to meet that ion men have been pnying Mr. Bist- demand. He knows just where his lino a special premium above the eggs come from,, and that they are market price for the last six years. absolutely of tho kind and quality Mr. Bistlinc makes .tw o regular]|represented. He also does -ustom shipments to New York each week hntching nnd will hatch all general The poultrymen o f Longwood sen t! throughout the summer. The squabs purpose breeds, such ns Leghorns, e whole carload ,nf exhibition birds' are dressed one day, put on ice that Minorcns nnd Anconns, on request. to the Tampa Fair last winter, and! 'night nnd the next morning they are they attracted a great deal o f nt-j packed in refrigerated boxes (which (ration, too. Thcro were n large Jare returnable). In the ten years that number of prize winners among them. In fact, there were very few that did not receive some kind o f an honor. I found n very interesting condi- j tion here in regard to sorehead. Longwood and vicinity is practically free from this disease, while ninny nearby sections hnve to fight it continually. This may be due to the location, or to the sanitary conditions which are rneyer, the owners, it is easy to see why they hnve made such a success of it. They are at wqrk among their thickens from early morning until night, and get real pleasure out of every detiil of the work. They have both given a lot of time to the study­ ing o f their birds, and are justly proud of what they have accomplish­ ed in building up this fine strain. it was in the spring o f 1017 that Mr. and Mrs. Niemeyer entered their first bird in a show. A t that time they had very little conception of what it meant to put a bird in condi­ tion for the showroom. They were .much surprised nnd gratified when they learned that some o f their birds had won the blue ribbons. This little encouragement was what they need- >Y H ERALD / THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 2 ,1923 plant that would exactly meet these requirements. Y E S , T H E F IE L D S A R E F U L L O F 'E M Mr. and Mrs. -Short trere certainly fortunate in being able to Combine I the utility features with a very pic- * turesque location. Greer} lawns slope from the highway to a shallow lake which covers about two acres. A brook o f clear, fresh water winds across the back of the farm. In the center o f it is a small island which is covered with a dense undergrowth, and is the home o f hundreds o f birds in the nesting season. I asked if the ducks built their nests on the island and was surprised to learn that they do not. While they are at liberty to do so, they prefer tho more domestic nesting places which arc provided for them in a large bam near the house. In one end Of the pens are small shelter houses, which arc divided in­ to nesting places. The drnkc makes the nest and invites the duck to oc­ cupy it. I f it docs not meet with her approval, the search for a satisfac­ tory nest is continued until one is found which pleases her. “ They aro like humans about their homes," said Mr. Short. “ Pleasant surroundings have a lot to do with their general health." As soon ns the home is selected the duck carefully rounds out the nest and begins laying. She lays from twelve to thirty eg g s—one each clay. Removing the eggs from the nest has n tendency to causo her to continue laying, and as high ns fifty eggs are often laid by n single duck if the nest is robbed. Tho eggs are, ns a rule, all fertile except tho first one, which is usunlly removed the third or fourth day. They are carefully guarded by both duck and drnkc during the lay­ ing seusun. Ail breeding stock on tha Short fnrm is hatched in nature’s prescrib­ ed wny— under tho duck that laid the eggs. When ready for incubation, the mother proceeds to pull the fine down from her body and feather her nest. This down is placed in large quantities under the eggs nnd around the sides o f the nest, making it pos­ sible for nn average .sized duck to cover ns many ns thirty eggs, nnd bring oil u 9'i per cent, hatch. It takes five weeks for the eggs to hatch, nnd this patient mother never leaves her nest for food or wnter without first covering Her eggs with down. Tho ducklings mature rapidly nnd are unusually healthy. At six to ten weeks they’ will weigh two to five pounds. 4• Cften a mother with sk-wecks-old babies will be back on her nest ngnin. She doesn’t desert her family, howev­ er, neither is she cross to them. They go with her to the nest nnd group themselves nround her. Bcidcs pro­ tecting her own young, the mother will fight for any other baby duck that is being molested. Muscovy ducks make an excellent table fowl jyid nro cooked the same ns a chicken. If you have hud the idea that they are difficult to prej re, Mrs. Short could soon convince you that they are no harder to clean than any other fowl. Mrs. Short is not only an expert in dressing nnd cooking a duck, but understands them thor­ oughly from a fancier’s standpoint, nnd takes great pride in her excellent breeding stock. The Shorts started with a few ducks o f tho colored variety of the Brazilian Domesticated Muscovys. They have added much fancy breed­ ing stock from both North and South America, and are devoting their en­ tire attention to breeding for higher quality*, endeavoring to produce a super-Muscoyy duck. And they seem to be accomplishing this, for their ducks have won blue ribbons wherev­ er they have been exhibited. Great care is given to breeding for the different purposes the individual purebasur may require— whether for or­ namental and show purposes, egg production or large fowls for meut. Baby ducks, eggs, breeding stock and table fowls ate produced here in nstonishing quantities and are being shipped to all parts of tho country. It is tho intention of the owners to increase production at least 200 per cent, next year to meet the growing demands. .Mr. Short says, “ I plan to build up n business on Muscovy ducks here that wil bo lnrge enough to make people in the North, South, .Bast and West talk o f our duck farm, It is quite nn important point for and Longwood, and Florida, every And why any one who specializes in baby time thpy see a duck.” chicks to be on the main railroad, for shouldn’t his dream come true? He U assures the purchaser of quick and has nn ideal location, which makes safe delivery. Mr. Stuart did not ov­ it possible for him to produce in erlook this in selecting his location. quantities, with favorable conditions In fact, he has considered und studied tho year round; he has tho highest every detail o f his business so care­ quality Muscovys that could be ob­ fully that Sunnyside baby chicks ore tained, and is constantly improving recognized to be among the beat, the that quality; and he has a steadilystrongest and . the higiiest quality increasing demand for lus table fowls, breeders and hatching eggs. chicks on the market. __ A short distance south of I.on;iFlorida Times-Union: Legislation wood on the Dixie Highway, one is greeted by (he sign, "Welcome to by treaty is now presumed to be th^ Short's Muscovy Duck Farm.” The popular thing in tho United States, it attractive home o f Mr. und Mrs. being declared thnt the migratory Short stands in the middle o f their bird laws now in effect were drawn farm, which appears to be one of the truhi up agreement between the Unimost ideal locations in Florida for cd States government and Canada— the raising o f Muscovy ducks. They and this after congress had refused must have studied the bahts o f the particular breed they are raising, nnd then selected a site mu' designed n / J BY CUM! INBVeEDl05££ \ S uch a c r o p riA foueTV, State Railroad Men nnd Citizens Took Part Appreciation Far Labors of Pioneeri In Program Editor And Developer Ex Sprang Surprise Today In Daytona Murder Trial At Del.and DELAND, Nov. 20.— Charles Brown shot Howard Usher Daytona taxicab Regular meeting o.* the Jacksonville driver, Brown’s wife, Clara, testified Commencing R. J. Holly for bis District Safety Committee held in o f ­ < in his murder trial today. The state efforts during the past fi'teen years sprang surprise in putting her on fice of Chairman T. L. Dunns in his to promote the “ mental, mornl nnd office at I o’clock p. m., Friday, No­ spiritual welfare c f Sanford” the stnnd. vember 10th, with following members Protestant Ministers Association oi COMMUNITY TREE IS PLANNED Sanford yesterday went on record present: NEW SMYRNA, Nov. 20.— A com­ T. L. Dumas, Chairman; L. N. Hnn- in a resolution unnnimously adopted. munity Christmas tree similar to tho Dr. E. I). Brownlee stated this one last Christmas is bejng planned sell, Trninmasor; \V. R. Anderson, morning that the ministers deeply ap­ ngnin this year by the people of New Trainman, A. Franklin, Road Muster; preciated the support given by the Smyrna. Music and speaking will H. Gibson, General Ynrd M a stc; retired editor to every movement for be features o fthe program, accord­ It. L. Glenn, Fireman; C. F. Marshall, the good o f Sanford. ing to tentative plans. Conductor; \V. F. Shelly, Engineer; The resolution is as follows: O. R. Estridge, Secretary. Follow­ WHEREAS, Mr. Robert J. Holly DUVAL TO SEND EXIIIMT. ing visitors present: T. \V. Lawton, has retired f^om tho editorship o f Superintendent Public Instruction; R. L. Peck, Chief Dispatcher; W, S. the Sanford Herald nfter 15 years JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 20.— Duval Parker, Road Foreman o f Engineers; o f service, during which lie has con­ county will send nn exhibit to tho show in Egninoets F. Fullerton, F. W. Gray- stantly stood for the progress of San­ Madison Square Garden ford, seeking to upbuild its material Now York next February, it hns been hnm, M. E. Mnye; Conductors, O. It. wealth, nnd promote its mental, mornl, decided by tho county commission­ Brooks, E. S. Hoskins, A. L. Griffin; and spiritual welfare, ers. No definite amount has been Trainmen, C. W. Shoemaker, It. T. Warren, H. H. Newman, D. A. Robin­ THEREFORE, we, tho ministers of fixed to defray the expenses o f the the Protestant Ministers Association, exhibit, but $2,500 hns been sug­ son, C. C. Tyre. do unanimously nnd heartily subscribe gested. A number of Safety items were I» tho following resolutions: rend and disposed of and statistics DATE SET FOR RUN, 1. Wo desire to express our appre­ referred to which showed for the past ciation for his courtesy, co-operation, year a very creditable decrease in nnd assistance to the Churches in their GAINESVILLE, Flo., Nov. 20— personal injuries on tho Atlantic efforts to make a better Sanford. Ho December 3 has been fixed ns tho Coast Line. has freely given space not only to annual cross-country run at the Uni­ Superintendent o f Public Instruc­ such publicity ns we have requested, versity of Floridn. The race will bo tion T. W. Lawton made a very in­ but editorially has upheld the best run over a three-mile course, nnd in teresting talk on Safety First nnd things in life. addition to the usual team trophy, told o f the efforts being put forth by 2. We honor him f r his editorial mednls will be given to individual himself ami utiter officials o f the policy which has persistently stood for runners. 'A ll amateurs aro eligible schools of this county to forcibly moral and spiritual ideals which mnko to compete. bring before the pupils this great a city great. He hns been sympath­ lesson and assured the committee of etic every altruistic move. This M ANY ATTEND THE his hearty co-operation nt all times. policy through the years hns been a VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Other talks were made both by splendid influence for Sanford, and committeemen nnd visitors on Safety marks him ns a citizen o f high type. MIAMI, Nov. 20.—Vocational stu First and a number o f good ideas 3. We wish for him every success dents to the number f <500 are atbrought out which will prove advan­ in th future undertakings, and pray j tending Miami schools this year,-, ac­ tageous inthis great work. God’s blessings on him and his homa. cording to J. I. Sowers, .superinten­ 4. A copy of these resolutions dent o f vocational education. There Tampa Tribune: A good-looking signed by us shall be given to Mr. vocational training, Mr. Sowers Tampa girl was shocked the other day Holly and another copy to the Herald are thirty-two branches offered in when a beauty parlor expert told her with the request that they be pub­ vocational training, Mr. Sowers if she would lay off corn liquor and lished. states. cigar els she would not need to come E. D. RROWNLEE to a beauty parlor for aid. W. J. CARPENTER CHICAGO, Nov. 20.— Pullman car F. 1). KING shops arc not building a private car Clearwater Sun: All work and n > PAUL C. BURIIANS. for Henry Ford and have no order play is said to make Jack a dull from him for car according to a state­ boy, but lieirig in bed for a week is Tampa Tribune: Seme unknown ment issued by the company. It was entirely too much play, and it is k philanthropist has supplied every parecently reported that the company pleasure to be back on the job this m*r in Florida with a cut o f Nathan were building a luxurious private car morning. Mayo. for Ford. pressed In Bcsn'ution FALL FACTS for CITRUS GROWERS Manufacturers c;f Ideal Fertilizers Jacksonville, Florida Joseph Frankenburjr Manager Sanford Branch � 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, 1923 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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WEDNK8PAV- SINGLE COPIES FIVE'CENTS E ast-W est Windpipe Results In Death o Lad EPS TAKEN ON CITY LEADS HENRY FORD BY MORE THAN THREE TO ONE * . Approves Lake m r d — Public t Suggestions Of West Although Less Than . Three Fourths of Voting / Power of State Was * Represented A r c h it e c t w p U Paieffer, noted land­ * Lemon City, Fla., w f c 't e n r i t i . City o f Sanford in devhfcptaffw d t * plan, according to an announcement made last night at a m eeds# o f . the City Planning Comth e commission also went on rec­ ord U approving the Lake — — » » Shore Boulevard, as foytered by the Amcrit h e City Planning Commllsslon helH its third Wtekly meeting last nipht i t 8 o ’clock In the offices o f tM city hall. This commission was Edward Long, son o f Andreas Lang, world-famous Peter of the Obcrammcrgau Passion Ploy is shown at work in his studio on some wood carvings which arc to be shown in New York during the ooming Christmas holidays. Both father and son will accompany some 20 of the players to New York for the ex­ hibit. Occupational Tax Must Be Paid Soon •H roa^s leading into the city, will be,compiled and sent to Mr. Phieffer st the earliest possible date to assist him In foitlnff the city into business and residential districts. :>■ ^solution was adopted, asking the city commission not to grant perm ltev/or g * f if e s , the erection o f iltlMg station*, or public buildings For many, tho occupational tax is long past due—have you paid it yet and secured your new license? Those who haven’t paid this tax had better make fast tracks to the tax collector's office and get their license right away. Those who qro required by law to pay this tax and who havo not done so boforo .Dscoav-* ber 1st will be arrested and given a chance to explain to the county judge why they haven’t attended to it. I I * A «M rt*W r m a ) SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. 21.— Returns today from yesterday’s coun­ ty proposal conventions and which represented approximately threefourths o f tho state’s voting pAwer gave the McAdoo forccrSlO.OOO votes in the stato convention a^sin|k less than 10,000 for the Ford men, according|to leaders in twd campaigns. Republican and Farmer-Labor sen- Many a dollar has been made by inserting an inexpensive want ad In a newspaper. Tho classified pages are always the most widely read pages and. your message to Herald subscribers in the form o f a little want ad will mean money to you. For thirty cents you can run an ad containing 18 words. An ad o f this kind may sell your housed rtht your room, or find the article you have lost. For your convenience these little Want ads may be phon‘ ed to The Herald office. PHONE 148 officials by attorneys and others speaking for Bergdoll family. Offici­ als have refused to make any promises and said they must retain free hand to deal with him if he returns. 8 | ii ONLY LITTLE OF WHAT DE­ VELOPED HAS BEEN PUBLISHED PROVIDED GERMANY FAILS TO MEET DEMANDS TO BE MADE American Legion Congratulates Committee As Public Sess­ ions Are Brought To * A Close Of Council of Ambassado Derision Reached That Ai bassadora Will Cdasalt For Further Action »Hr T t r A m w Ii IM P m . ) WASHINGTON, Nov! 2 L ^ S te rtIing disclosures, other thsn whst has developed before the open investiga­ tion regarding tho conduct o f the Vets Bureau, have been made and tho matters made public are "But- Frag­ ments” o f what has been disclosed, thelr great loss. Mr. Hamrick Is manager o f the oral Plggly Wiggly store. West met East when Miss Dura Loaibvi Cockrell o f Fort Worth* Texas, came to New York to place a wreath in behalf o f her city on the monument thnt marks the burial place o f Gen­ eral William Jenkins Worth, founder o f Fort Worth,. ^ The monument is in Madison Square. It marked tho city’s diamond jubilee. Accept Invitation of Dr. Carpenter To Attend Special Service At Methodist Church At tho regular weekly luncheon o f tho Rotary Club yesterday an invita­ tion was accepted to attent tho Meth­ Irene Castle W ants odist Church next Sunday night Reverand W. J. Carpenter, a fellow-RoTo Move Her Liquor tarlan, announced that he would pre­ pare a special sermon, nncl tho club I n r T h r A a u n cln f r d FrraaV Says That There !!as Been A Marked elected to attend the services in a NEW YORK, Nov. 2 l.-I r c n e Detriotation In Cavalry During body. Castle has made application to Last Few Months transfer her supply o f liquor Visitors at luncheon yesterday invalued at several thousand dol­ eluded Dean Adcockc and Joe McCor­ Says That There Han Been a Marked mick o f Orlando, R. R. Tomlin o f lars from her former homo In Deteriorntion In Cavalry Duriqg Ithaca to her residence hero. Plant City and R. II. Alderman, who . Last Few Month*. She refused to discuss her cel­ ia president o f Southern College at lar and prohibition officials said Lakeland. AH made interesting talks that regulations would not al­ and spoke enthusiastically o f the poslow them •to discipsc such con­ la ;S ^ o r d j; ’ : : ; ness for nctivo service and morale fidential information because among American cavalry, regiments lu uunng me uay. lioth organ­ certain applicants for transfer has shown distinct improvement "duo izations congratulated tho comimttee permits are of such respectable to the very devoted efforts of tho o f­ on its work. John Thomas Taylor standing such disclosures might ficers and non-commissioned o ffi­ shamefully harm them. general counsel o f the American Le­ cers," Major General Willard Hol­ gion declaring that the hearings brook, chief of cavalry, declared in havo awakened the country to the his annual report made public to­ Left $110,000 To Chauffeur and Cut seriousness o f tho situation, not only, day. General Holbrook added, how­ Off His W ife Without A D o lla r as it affects tho disabled mpn, but Suffered Diseased Mind • ever, tho “ regrettable observation” also tho government. that there has been marked deteriora­ Edwin S. Bcttlchcim, Jr., for the NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Nov. tion o f cavalry mounts due to the ad­ Veterans o f Foreign Wars, wrote that vancing age of troop horses and 21.—Justice Kirkpatrick set aside the Attendance From All join ts of State his organization feels that the outwill o f the late Dr. Charles M. Freclack o f necessary remounts. Pass Fifty Thousand M a r k Tho morale of the cavalry "can be mnn, which left $110,000 to his chauf­ como "will be a more careful nnd Many Exihbits and Kcntcrcharacterized, without qualification, feur, Harry Mohring, and cut off his efficient management o f the Vet­ erans’ Bureau and also a lesson and tainment Features.high,” General Holbrook said. wife Mary E. Wilkins Freeman au­ a caution to government officials in thoress with one dollar. The court There was conspicuous esprit during ‘ ho year in the first cavalry division held that Freeman had only known charge o f other bureaus o f the gov­ Posted on tho border which had at- chonuffeur six months nnd that he was ernment. o f the Inspector a chronic alcoholic nnd suffered from » Tho Inspector Gen- a diseased mind. visible improvement * * W nt •PProval o f thp Planning .Cbmmisaion. The subdivision o f A . Connelly was ac­ cepted by the commission as an ad­ dition to the eity, and the properties o f J. L. Ingram and tho Lake Shore Improvement Company were submit­ ted as propossd additions. Perhaps ths mist important action taken Ust night by the commission was their approval o f the plan -for a Lake Shorn Boulevard, now being fostered by the American Legion. Tho boulevard, as proposed by the American Legion, will be paved along the lake front between Myrtle and Park avenues, and the plan includes the improvement o f adjacent prop­ erty. ......... _ The members o f the City Planning cd with the murder o f Howard Usher, Commission are Fred Williams, A. E. young taxi drivor o f this city, on tho Douglass, S. O. Shinholucr, George night o f October- 21, was found guilD. Bishop, Mra. Harry Hceren. Mr. ty by Jury in the olusia Vcounty cir­ Shinholser is chairman o f the com­ cuit court last night o f murder in the mission and Mrs.. Hceren tho sccrc- first degree. tary. - ' ' ^ Brown, who claimed to be a resi­ dent o f Boston, Mars., and to have served two tcrm3 in the navy, being Belgium Ratifies The shell shocked and gassed in the Bat­ .Agreem ent Yesterday tle o f the Argonne, during tho World war, rccivcd the verdict o f the jury BRUSSELS, Nov. 21.— A fter a without any outward display o f feel­ meeting o f tho cabinet this afternoon ing. lio Was sentenced to be hanged, a telephone mosage was sent to Baron tho date fo r the infliction o f the pen­ dlfestroy, the } Belgian ambassador alty to be fixed by the governor of in-Paris, saying that the Belgian gov­ Florida. ernment ratified the provisional agree­ ment drafted today by the ambassa­ dor’! council. The news from Paris that a rup­ ture o f the entente had been avoid­ ed trou gh t expressions o f the keen­ Duff est satisfaction in official circles here. WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.— Promis­ To These circles ascribed a great share es that Grover Bergdoll will return of>tlte credit .o f this news to tho to this country from Germany, if clarifying declaration from Washing­ Washington government complies with ton'recently regarding American op­ certain stipulated conditions said to position to the restoration o f the Ho- amount to virtual immunity for him, henxollern regime In Germany. have been made to tho government WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Efforts or U s best medical skil •f tkm state failod to u r t the lift o f Goorto Horace Hamrltk, 2year-old boo o f Mr. aad Mrs. A. H. Hamrick o f this city, who died ■t tkc Riverside Hospital ia Jack■ooville at 5 o'clock last • night to New Mayor Elected By Apalachicola ( » l r T h . A a a n cla trd I’ r r u ) APALACHICOLA, Nov. 2 I.-W U iiam I.co Popham was overwhelming iy elected may o f this town yester day. There nover was a greater demund for houses in Sanford than at the present time. Winter visitors are ar­ riving daily nnd many are seeking locations. Family Coming Sanford Tomorrow Sanford Will Be Asked to Support Boy Scout Work OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 21.— Ap­ plication of J. C. Walton, deposed governor, for a restraining order to set nsido tho verdict o f the senate impeachment court by which he was removed from office, was dismissed by federal Judge Cottcrall. Walton announced he would appeal to United States Supreme Court. Federation Delegates Reach W . Palm Beach For Two Big Meetings (IIS T h e A .a o r l e t e d PARIS, Nov. 21.— London is now understood to have agreed to ths use o f s word which Is tacit admission o f France’s right to take single ac­ tion in the event of Germany’s failure to meet demands, in the note to be sent to Germsny. Consultation bj^the interested pow­ ers is delaying final ketior by the Allies on the note. The ambasudors have reached the decision, however, that the note would tell Germany that if she failed to comply with the Al­ lies demands, they would consult fur­ ther regarding action. The French objected to this contending that it implies France must consult AUiss before taking any action, thus pre­ cluding any separate action. '• Them British Ambassador racehrtd instructions fro In London this morn­ ing regarding the note and it was learned that the Council o f Ambas­ sadors would meet this afternoon. It was accepted as certain in Paris Inst night that the entente Will sur­ vive tho present crisis, bat thsre is very little enthusiasm fo r the com­ promise through which ths break was averted. y * The provisional character o f the accord is one o f the reasons ifor the coolness toward i t The fact that British government was not ready to signify its acceptance after conrideratinn o f more than 24 hours, necessltating the postponement o f fn a ! ac­ tion by the allied council o f ambas­ sadors, is interpreted as evidence that the accord Is only moderately pleas­ ing to London. Don’t forget tho big growers moot­ ing at headqunrtcra o f the Florida Vegetable Corporation, second floor Ball Building at 8 o’clock tonight. T. J. Brooks, of the State Depart­ ment o f Agriculture will addroia the growers, and has a message which should prove o f interest to every one o f our farmers. Be sure to attend. School Hears Judge Speak on Patriotism As a part o f the Educational Weak cording to v-ficials of tho association, program, yesterday morning, JiiJge who declared that the count yester­ G. G. Herring addressed the Sanford day mndo tho tdtal attendance to date grammar school pupils on the subject pass the 50,0000 mark. o f patriotism. His address waa ex ­ The Kiwanians, South Florida visi­ cellent and was well received by tho tors and the women o f the state will pupils. Judge Herring ia always an reign for a day at the fair todny nnd interesting speaker, and, being a vet­ special arrangements have been made eran of the World War la at hia beat that will provide exclusive features on patriotic subjects. The pupils ex ­ on the program for nil o f them. All tend to him an urgent invitation to of the orphans of the city will be the come before them again in the near honor guests o f the Jacksonville Kifu tu m ___________________ < 7 * i 1 wanis club, and the kiddies will be given a great day of entertainment. D r. Denton To Speak To School “Health Day” F r e e .) WEST PALM BEACH, Nov. 21.— Delegates from eight Southern states arrived here in numbers to attend the fourth annual convention o f the Southeastern council o f the General Body Fouad In Garage This Morn­ ing and Police Believe He Com­ Federation o f Women’s Clubs. Sim­ mitted Suicide ultaneously, hundreds o f other dele­ gates from tho Florida Federation <n» T h e A n an eln led I ' r r u ) o f Women’s clubs convened here in YONKERS, N. Y., Nov. 21.— Mayor the 20th annual session o f that or­ Walter M. Tau»sig was found this ganization. morning in garage behind his home, Formal business meetings o f each revolver near him, and was taken to division opened today. n hospital where ho died from a bul­ let wound believed by the police to COTTON GINNED THIS YEAR have been self inflicted. Ho was a brother o f Frank W. Taussig, famous WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 Cotton economist. ginned prior to November 14 totalled 8,368,683 running 'bales including 212,383 round bales counted as half bales 13,081 bales o f American Egyp­ tian and 654 bales o f sea island. Flor­ ida's ginning were 12,762 bales. Next Tuesday night has been ten­ tatively agreed upon by the commit­ tee o f tho Chamber o f Commerce, the Kiwanis Club and the Rotary Club for the dinner at which plans will be discussed for the eleven hundred dol­ lar drive for the Boy Scout fund. Herald was able to induce the Duffs The dinner will be in the grill room to give up their plan o f going to of the Valdez Hotel, and there will .California, as is their custom during be a cover charge of one dollar, the winter months, and come to SanThe present drive is for the purford instead. pose o f raising eleven hundred dolWherever the Duffs are known iars to assist in relieving the 'ftnanthey hny> the reputation of being clal pressure on the leaders of the Jolly,’ fun-loving people, who cause n Boy Scout organization in Seminole daily laugh for all who know them. county. Karl Lehman, secretary of Watch The Herald tomorrow and the Orange County Chamber o f Comget acquainted with the Duffs. merce, is expected to bo present and • --------------------------— will assist with suggestions from exI think you said, ’Rastus, that you perlence in the neighboring county, had a brother in the mining business AH the members o f the local Cham___ ( " X T fc » A a -o t-la lr J I’ r r a , ) in tho W est?” “ Yeh, boss, that’s ber of Commerce, the Kiwanis Club CHICAGO, Nov. 21.—Opening right” “ What kind of mining—gold and the Rotary Club, as well as the Germany is sick. There is no grain prices: Wheat, December, mining, silver mining, copper min-1 leaders in the Boy Scout organization doubt about that. And the only 1.01 3-1 to 7-8; May, 1.07 1-2 to 3-4; in g ?” "No sah, none o’ those; kalsami-jare invited, and n large attendance thing for her to do is to take her corn, December 73 to 1-4; oats, May, ning.” — Ex. I is expected. medicine. 43 1-2. Health Day will be observed in the schools on Thursday o f this week, and Dr. J. T. Denton will speak at the grammar school at ten forty-five in the morning on Hygiene. This ad­ dress will be interesting to parents as well as to pupils^ and everyone is cordially Invited to be present Urge U. S. Entry Into W orld Court WASHINGTON, ¥ov. 21.-B n t r y the United States into the Perma­ nent court o f international justice wus urged upon President Coolidge and the senate in a resolution adopt­ ed today by the Synod Province o f Washington, representing the dtoceas o f the Episcopal cburch in Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania Delaware and the District of Colom­ bia. Bishop Alexander Mann of Pitts­ burg proposed the resolution, declar­ ing- " i f \vc do not enter tho court, rtdpU is nil our ?oud-voiced desire for thdS^eacc o f the world but a futile gesture." j �1 i ir *o d E S E S o M '* * TUB8DAY baSinesaT^lfc'SL f't l ' c*- ^ C* . T E f f i ' f f l S i e h * . Atl3rlx 8cott, chairman o ffho n. M r /Committee. No* V -* fr. tkinson .(if AtHntn. and «-!n .( • Carlot shipments for Saturday, Nov. 17th: Orangea, Florida 317 ears, Alabama 18, Cal. 20, Miss. 1, total 362, Florida 1 by boht. Unre10, Alabama 4, Florida 101 Aathoratlve Information Hw* 'At Meeting In . • , ’ •W Next M o n th - Grapefruit: Fla. 57, (>L 2, Tex. 1, total 60. Unreported 18, Fla. 7. Lettuces FI*. 1, Cal. 65, Idaho 4, N. J. 17, MtUl 77, boat Va. 1. Unrcported 16, Va. 7 by boat. Tomntois: Cal. 10, Tex. 1, total on California canners 1 car. lH jpU IA SB B E . FI*.. Nov. 20.— WM|ii,iwihk officers o f Florida, and ifijn ;fn t o * w t * d in ridding the state slM S f N et, aasemhle at Bartow on Q M M P dr 8-7 fo r the second annual jS fft^ b e q u ito Conference, they will | ifa h *S tfa a them information comgjj|g§-hg the federal' authorities to the that the ao-called yellow-fever S d tjlite h which is said to be perhaps ^thd'ieMaihonesb household mosquito io the Cttlf Suites, has been shown to Ifc responsible fo r the carriage *bf 4 6 M M ' or “ breakbonc" fever. The future occurrence o f yellow fewer In tott'iMonbry Is said to be most un­ likely, however. justification .o f the ;tImmediate # t o * d i.t ■Uledtcnt t. .. . Um dbngue fever Is said to be the tadi that during the summer of 1922 li>h4a estimated there were 600,000 C ad^ ,'of this fever In tho southern j This la tho first posed por­ trait made of President Coolldge lnsido the White House. George .W. Harris took It in tho Cabinet Room. Sitting lasted 30 min* Carlot Shipments for Sunday, Nov. 18th: Oranges, Fla. 264 cars, Cal. 45, Alabama 7, total 316 cars. Alabama 7.CMFW xx cm fw SHRL Grapefruit: Florida 45 cars, to­ tal 45. Celery: California 10, Michigan 4, New York 2, total 22 cars. Tomatoes: California 11, total 11. Lettuce: Florida 3 cars, California ncht in the p M c u t.h t.osW n tfce program > r •P«*h« - . Hudson Burr, chnirman of la ‘railroad eom»l*»inn an .lna ax well, o f U * North Carolina ration commUaion, invited to attaftd. RECOMMENDS* FOLF.Y . ' thanksgiving. 40c Farm, Longwood. 198-10t k id n b y PILLS. “ Your medicine worked for m e," writes Mrs. C. Biron, 14” Payette Street, Lynn, Mass. ». « ? all run down, had a cough n ■ ’ also kidney trouble and after tajf a few boxes of your medicine^ m> cough and backache left me. I » " c i t ,n d ,1,.P well. 1 recommend It at orory houre I MJtf. I’ romnt relief secured from Tjpar dinner In to luihattan Cafe. 1074tp. IT80LIC BAZAAR. ,d Baxaar C hollo Psrlsh House, Decei >er 5 161-to >ae a t<j«lar dinner In ti rn 35 Iish.ittan Cafe, l ‘JC-3t i man wearing si burns it watch yell nnd -J np on I’ he saw a rat? Expert Typewriter cleaning *' pairing. Call H. S Fond, phoi pr Peoples Lank. MARKET QUOTATIONS POR NOVEMBER 19Atlanta (Cloudy, 37 Above) Oranges: Supplies liberal, boxes |3.00@ 3.25, bulk per bushel 31.50. Grapefruit: Boxes $2.2G@2.76: bulk per bushel $1.75. ■ Cukes: Supplies light, best, bush cl $3.00. Scarce, Beans: Bushel hampers, $-1.50. 11 aero celery farm Squash: Supplies light, small, ycl Toppers: Bells, mostly $4.60. low $4.50@>5.00. cleared nnd tiled. Baltimore (Clear. 12 Above) N o supplies. Avocados Eggplant: Express receipts light, Kansas City, Mo. (Clear, 10 Above) 5 roent liunffalow, 1 tenant Beans: No carlot arrivals, no cars demand nnd movement good, market firm. Fluridn crates, fancy, $5.00. 1 mule and wagon, all fa Express receipts very lien ns: tools. Located cn brick light, demni market firm A Real Bargain el hampers, $1.50(3)2.25. Cukes: Express receipts light, de­ mand nnd movement limited, market steady. Florida standard crates, fancy, $1.00(3)1.50, No supplies Roc ms .r>ni-2 Peppers and Squnsh on market today. First National Hank 1H(| riltsburgh (Clear, 29 Above) Phono 95 Cukes: Florida bushel erntos All. Kinds of Insurance; $ I 00(3 1.50, bushel hampers fancy $4.00*"choice $2.50^3.00. ' Peppers: Florida crates font) $5.00(3)0.00, Alabama bushel hamp­ ers fancy $4.00, choice $2.50@3.00. demand nnd Pimcntocs 1 bushel crates, Georgias, Florida crates, $1.50 @>2.00. ....... COMMUNITY TREE IS PLANNED *£0? No supplies Market steady, demand ami Bcnns, Okra, Squash NEW SMYRNA, Nov. 20.— A com­ movement light, supplies light, no on market today. munity Christmas tree similar to thr­ carlot arrivals, no ears on track. Eggplant: $I05(3>5.( one Inst Christmas is being planned Florida and Texas bushel hampers, again this year by the people of New small, green, $5.00. Smyrnn. Music nnd speaking will New York City (Clear, 31 Above) ‘ be features o fthe progrum, accord­ Lettuce: Florida 1 car, Cal. 2, If ing to tentntive plans. cars from other states, demand am: eludes every Imaginable receptacle that may contain even a little water. Whore Annding water can not be abolished, openings to auch recepta­ cles ns rnin-waotr barrels, tanks, nnd cisterns should be screened to pre­ vent mosquitoes from laying their eggs in them. "Surface water that can not be drained uvray should be sprinkled nt tlvely little trouble. With the view lenst every two weeks with ordinary o f aiding In the control of this pest, low-grade kerosene or fuel oil. This •pedal control measures arc outlined will cover the surface nnd suffocate Knh new publication Issued by the agricultural department at Washing­ ton,'Farmers1 Bulletin 1351, In which r description is given of tho life histor^ / habits, and distribution of the y d lb w 'fever mosquto, its relation to dangerous diseases of warm coun­ tries, and the best remedies ngalnst It. In discussing means to combat states. psngue Is seldom fntal, but It Is IhaS cause of total incapacity of the parent for a num ber-of days which maV extend into weeks. The federal authorities call attention to the oconoihic loss to the South during the “Is0 197-3tp. W e K eep Y our Battery Fit Wit) fito Insurance--to icly on ] a'telrc hns burned yos t homo— j iviluf to n mass o f l :ns—you can stand by helpless. Do let fire find you insured. Ruyfiate fire Insuranc now for bothr home nnd houBeh d goods. Insifem In the Federal lisuranco Coin. A Federal polk: provides sourJcmnlty for you 1 i time o f loss ire. E AN1) Drive In with your b a ltsip ,ny batUrj. Our txpefts will gladly give k a thorough Inspection. If . a repair is needed, we tell you exactly what It is and what It wfll cost And we back op good work with a guarantee. Come in. : v ‘" ' "Sanford Battery Service Co. 203 Oak A ve. SURE iNSUR- ANCE, CALL 4-3 Magnolia Ave « STATE NEWS DUVAL TO SEND EXHIBIT. f »’ i| ______ IJACKSONVILLE, Nov. 20.—>)uvn ' county will send nn exhibit to th» I Madison Square Garden show ii * New York next February, It hns beci exhibit, gested. Dccombcr 3 has been f annual cross-country run versity of Florida. The run over a three-mile cu addition to the usual te ; medals will be given ti All amateurs runners, to compete. MANY ATTEND THE VOCATIONAL SCIIOOl MIAMI. Nov. 20.—Vocn NEW S U G G E S T IO N S 'dents to the number of f tending Miami schools thi and Sterling Silver ‘ ‘ P Ccor,linK to J. I. Sowers, ads. Harris pictures, hand vocational edurat booklets. A11 engraved,vocational training, Mr. mas cards 5c up to 60c. 'ore thirty-two branches .vocational training. J bbbbbbbbbkxohbbbbbbbbbbb Matinee for School Children Dally nt 4:00 __Night Shows Starting nt 7:50 nnd 9:15 P. M. " TODAY Irene Rich and Eileen Percy Y E S T E R D A Y ’ S W IFE MAY ATTEND CONVENTION. TAMPA, Nov. 20.—Six states will be represented here this week nt the nnnunl convention of the southeast­ ern division of the National Llcctrci Light Association, when official., .of companies in Florida, Georgia, Ala- In ouv SiL /Jcpprfnicnf w ill find teW anted C o in Satins, affetks, Crepe D e HBBBnBanannnBBn»BBnnBnnaBB BAGGAGE TRANSFER $2.W1 SILKS AT t( Y D .... $2.25 SILKS AT H Y D ... $2.51) SILKS A T F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Ave. Phone 481-J kY D ... $3.00 SILKS AST u Y D . $-(.()« SILKS AT u YD, �TBBSANFORDDAILY HKH AtP, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, V Albert W. Smith, Lot 9, Blk 14, Tr. 7 Albert W. Smith? Lot 10, Blk. 14, t r . 7 Mrti O. D. Hart, Lot 1, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 Mrs. 0 . D. Hart, Hot 2, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 Mrs. O. D. Hart, Lot 3, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 ™ —-* 624.87 Total cost ..........................- ..... u...~....... Mrs. C. D. Hart, Lot 4, Blk. 14, Tr, . 8 — Amount to to borne by Cily 1*3 ............. r__.... ... 1208.20 Mrs. 0 . D. Hart, Lot 5, Blk 14, Tr. 8 ..... . Amount to be borne by adjacent property ............. ............. 410.58 The above and foregoing final assessments Number of feet fontngo ...... ....................... ............ .. .............. 050 up to December 1C, 1023, and from and after Asse-smont per foot frontage ................ ... ........................ 10.4385 ments will be payable only in ten equal annua F. T. WILLIAMS, Engincc: 8S» per nnnum on nil deferred payments. E. It. TrzffordV Map, Sanford, Fla. Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Si O W f c t t S OW NING PROPERTY ON OAK AVENUE Laboratory Inspection o f Material N SOUTH TO T O THIRTB1NTH TfllRTBBNTH ST-» ST-# Legfll Expense, advertising, etc.. 2 W p i J I W TBH If tL. SOUTH glTtn that*the construction o f the Mphalt pavement Entrb-eo: Lrg 4% ................... . *• |tm t that'the of Aw. from Tenth 8L eouth'to Thirteenth St. has been completed, end the .completed work haa. been finally accepted by the ICty Commission of the O tjeef bftferd^ ' following ia the final aasessment roll covering said pavement showm r lhe actual coat o f laid pavement chargeable to all* property abutting epHb«ald portion of Oak Avenue. m - ^ flrnl estimate for paving Oak Ave. 24 feet in width from Tenth St. •owfc to Thirteenth St. with 2” sheet mphalt on a 6" rock base: ItttC u . yds. grading @ 40c ................ ...................... .........$ 402.00 SM1‘ - Un. Ft, curb and gutter @ 75c ........ ...... ....... ........ - ......... 1,538.25 149 LHi. Ft. Flush curb @ 30c ........................................... — ....... 44.70 j 14 Lin. F t GranlU curb reset fib 15c _____________ _____ — 2.10 p r n .b q . Yds. Rock foundation @ 75c ............ 2,232.00 **34 . Sq. Yda. 2" Sheet asphalt top @ D7c.................... 2,845.08 ‘ 10. Sq. Yds. brick relald @ 42 8q. F t Sidewalk @ 3.9 ,Cu. yde. Class B. Concrete@ 23.00 ...................................... 87.40 2 Type A Inlets fib 30,00 ...... 60.00 l.J y p e B. Inleta @ -27.00 ...........................- ............................. 54.00 1- Manholes @ 60.00 ...................................... ..... ...... ............. 100.00 802fi Lin. F t 8" drain tile fib 65.00 per M....................... ...;............ 106.30 364 -Liu. F t 12" Storm sewer @ 1.10 ..................................... - ...... 440.40 ,-Sxtra Work ............. ......... ....................................................... 23.72 2 Monuments at Btreet intersections fib 6.50 ,...... - ...........— , 13.00 ‘Laboratory Inspection of materials ............ ......... .................. 101.54 . 4Legal’ Expense, advertising, etc., 2r/» ................. — ................ 1.62.05 Engineering 4 ______ __ ....__ ___ _____ _____ — .... ............ 324.10 Total c o s t...... .... .............. .......... ..................................................$8,60 To bo born* by City 1-3 .................. ............................. $2,896.71 To t o borne by adjacent property ___ —..... .................... 5,703.43 Number of feet frontage.......... ........... .............................. 1,656 ft. Aiwoement per foot frontage .................................. ..........5.7233 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. < E. R. Trafford’s Map, Sanford, Fla. Feet. Final Nam* Description Frontagd Asscssr Louiee Audry Bherdn, Lot 6, Blk. 12, Tr. 4 .................... 60 186.: Lodise Au'dfry Sharon, Lot 7, Blk. 12, Tr. 4 ................. 50 186.: M /F. Robinson, Lot 8, Blk12, Tr. 4 ............................ 50 180. Jos.' fteltensteln, Lot 9, Blk 12, Tr. 4 V...................... 50 180.: Jot, Relsenstein, Ix>t 10, Blk 12, Tr, 4 ........ .............- 60 180. Ellen Mahoney, Lot 1, Dlk12, Tr. 5 ........................... 60 186. Ellffr Mahoney, Lot 2, Blk 12, Tr.5 . X ..... 50 180. a Peters, Lot 3, Blk 12, Tr. B - ..... 50 186.17 C. A. Betts, Lot 4, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 ................................ 50 180.17 C. A. Betts, Lot 5, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 -..... :........................... 50 186.17 Luclle A. Taknch, Lot 6, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ...... 1............... 50 186.17 D. C. Howard, Lot 7, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 .1............................ 50 180.17 C. A. Whlddon, Lot 8, Blk 13, Tr. 4 ....... - ........ - ...... 64 238.29 Harriett Thompson, Lot 9, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ...... - .............. 60 186.17 Melach Realty Co. Lot 10, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ....................... 50 186A7 W. H. Hynes, Lot 1, Blk 13, Tr. 5 ___X . . ....................- 60 186.17 W. n . Hynes, Lot 2, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 50 186.17 J. D. Davison, Lot 3, Blk 13, Tr. 5 ......... ............ - ...... 64 238.29 J. V. Davison, Lot 4, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 ........ - ...................... 50 186.17 J. D. Davison, Lot 5, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 ..... 50 180.17 August Schneider, Lot 6, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 .................. 50 180.17 C. M. Hand, Lot 7, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 ........ .......... ................... 60 186.17 B. Peters, Lot 8 ,vBlk. 14, Tr. 4 .......X.*?.?....................... 61 238.29 H .'B . Lewis, Lot 0, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 ......... 50 186.17 B. Peters, Lot 10, Blk 14, Tr. 4 J . ............................. 50 180.17 Moisch Reelty Co., Lot 1, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 ............. 50 180.17 Meitch Realty Co., Lot. 2, IHk. 14, Tr. 5 ...................... 50 180.17 Metsch Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 ...... 64 238.29* Melach Realty Co., Lot 4, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 .......................... 50 186.17 P . J . Dooley, Lot 5, Blk. 1 4 ,.Tr. 5.................................. 50 186.17 - ThMabove an dfdieg'oing Ihinl ussesmosnta are payable without interest u p 'to December 15, 1923, and from nnd after such date, said specinl as­ sessments will be payable only in ten equal annual Installments with in­ terest @ 8% per annum on all deferred payments. Witness my hnnd ns City Clerk and tho Seal of tho City of Sanford this 13th day of November, A. D. 1923. (SE A L) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 11-14-17-21-24-28-12-1-5-8-12-Htc TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FIFTH STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. TO MYRTLE AVE. • Notice is hereby given that the construction o f the asphalt pavement on 'Fifth St. from Magnolia Ave. to Myrtle Ave. has been completed, nnd the completed work has been finally accopted by tho City Commission of the* City of Sanford. The following is tho final assessment roll covering said pavement showing the actual cost of said pavement chargeable to nil property abut­ ting upon said portion o f Fifth St. . Final Estimate o f cost of paving Fifth St. 24 ft. in width from Mag­ nolia Ave to Myrtle Ave. with sheet asphalt: 559 Cu, Yds. excavation fib 40c ..........................................................$ 223.60 5201 Sta. yds. overhnul @ lc ...................... ..................................... . 52.91 148$ Lin. Ft. curb nnd gutter @ 75c ...................................................... 1116.00 298 Lin. Ft. Flush curb @ 30c ......................................................... - .... .. 87.00 406 Lin, Ft. Reset granite curb fib 15c......................................... - ......... . 60.90 1747 Sq. Yds. Rock foundation fib 75c ....... ............................................ 1310.25 17-17 Sq. Yds. 2" Sheet nsphalt fib 9 7 c ..... ................ ........................... 1694.59 1019 Sq. Yds, Brick rcluid fib 4 2 c ............ ............................... ................ 427.98 1120 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns fib 22c ................ ............................. 2-16.10; 905 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk fib 20c .............. .. ................................................ 181.00 l Type B Inlets fib 27.00 .......... *.......................................................... 108.00 1 Manhole ................................:.............................................................. 50.00 375 Lin. Ft. Storm Sewer fib 1.10 ......................................................... 412.50 72 Sq. Yds. of Brick from Third St. fib 1,17 .................................... 81.21 2 Monuments at street intersection fib 6.50...... ...................... ...... 13.00 Extra York .............. ......................................................................... 37.44 Laboratory Inspection of Materials ..................... ......................... 76.33 Legal Expenses, advertising, etc. 2','c......................................... 122.13 Engineering 4r'r ...... '...................... .................................................. 24-1.26 Total cost .............. .............................. Amount to be borne by City 1-3 ................. Amount to be borne by adjacent property Number o f feet frontage ....... ..... ................................. 1118 Assessment per foot frontage .................................... $3,079 F. T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. E. R. Trafford’s Map, Sanford, Fla. Feet. Final m Frontage Assessment 3 ......................... 117 $360.21 .............................. 117 360.21 ........................ 218 763.59 ............ .. ............. 117 360.24 ___________ _— 117 360.21 . 7, Tr. 3 ............ 56.8 174.88 . 7, Tr. 3............ 60.2 185.35 II. E. Moye, E. 67 ft o f Lot 6, Blk 7, Tr. 3 .................. 67 L M. Telford, W. 50 ft o f Lot 6. Illk. 7, Tr. 3 .............. 50 Annie II. Moses, Ix»t 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 ............... ........... 58.5 i nnle H. Moses, Lot 2, Blk. 7, Tr. 1 ............................. 58,5 < ity of Sanford N. 67 ft. of Lot 6, Blk 7, Tr. 4 ........ 58.5 < ity of Sanford, N. 67 ft. of Lot 7, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 .......... 58.5 Pity o f Sanford, I/>t 1, Blk 7, Tr. 5 .............i.............. 117 ; I- IL Thrasher, Lot 6, Blk. 7, Tr. 5 117 The following is the finnl estimate of the Cost of Widening the on Fifth SL between Magnolia Ave. and Oak Ave. from 24 feet to ; 93 Cu. Yds. Excavation @ 40c ............................................................ 880 Sta. Yds. Overhaul (S> lc .... ...... ................................................... 512 Sq. Yds rock foundation fib 75c ........ ..... ........................... ......... 312 Sq. Yds. 2" Sheet asphalt top fib 97c ... .. .......................... ......... Name Description J. N. Whitncr Est., Lot 5, Blk. 6, Tr, 3 ................... 51. E. Church, Lot 10, Blk 6, Tr. 3 ............ - ...... ’ .... . City of Sanford, All Blk. 0, Tr. 4 ............ ...... .......... J, M. Wallace, Efl 50.8 ft. Lot 1, Blk- 7, Tr. 3 ..... II.™; W. I. Hughey, W. 60.2 ft. Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. a>....r.-. M. E. Moye, E. 07 ft. Lot 6, Blk. 7, Tr. 3........1 ----L. M. Telford, W. 50 ft. Lot C. Blk. 7, Tr. 3 ...... Annie H. Moses, Lot 1, Blk. 7.f Tr. 4. ...............,........ Annie II. Moses, Lot 2, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 ..................... City o f Sanford, Library N, 07 ft. Lots 0 and 7, Blk Frontage.... Assessment ! 117 | 61.30 . 117 51.30 ___ 348 108.75 . ’ 63.8 24.00 ... '. 60.2 . 26.40 67 20.33 50 21.02 58.5 25.05 ... 58.5 ' 25,03 The above and foregoing final assessments arc payable without inter cut up to‘ December 15, 1023, nnd from and after such date, sold specinl as­ sessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installments with inter est fib 8% per nnnum on all deferred payments. Witness my hand ns City Clerk nnd the Seal of the City of Sanford thi13th day o f November, A. D. 1923. (SE A L) L. R. PHILIPS, Cily Clerk. 11-M-17-21-24-28-12-1-R 8 12-Dtc TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON LAUREL AVE FROM SXTI1 STREET SOUTH TO THIRTEENTH ST. Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pavement nn Latirel Ave. from Sixth St. south to Thirteenth St. has been completed, and the completed work has been finally accepted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. The following is the final nssesment roll covering said pavement show­ ing the actual cost of said pavement chargeable to all property abutting upon said portion of Laurel Ave.: Finnl estimate of tho cost of paving Laurel Ave. 24 feet In width: 2617 Cu. yds. excavation fib 40c .................... - .................................. $ 1,046.80 11126 Stn. yds. overhaul fib lc ................. —......................................... 114.26 4705 Lin. ft, curb nnd gutter <S> 75c ......................................................3,528.75 513 Lin. ft. flush curb fib 30c ..................... 153.90 149 Lin, ft. granite curb reept <H> 13c ............................. 22.35 6607 Sq. yds, rock foundation @ 75c .................................................. 4,955.25 6521 Sq. yds. 2” sheet nsphnlt top @ 97c ............. 6,328.28 339 Sq. yds brick relaid @ 42c ........................ 150.78 676 Lin ft. concrete alley returns @ 22c ........................................... 148.72 286 Sq. ft. Sidewalk @ 20c .................. ....................................... 57.20 2.1 Cu. yds. Class B. Concrete @ 23.00 ................................ 4R.30 8Type A Inlets @ 30.00 ................................................................. 240.00 7 Type II Inlets @ 27.00 ............................... 189.00 5 Manholes @ 50.00 ................................ 250.00 6710 Lin. ft. 3” drain tile @ 65.00 per M..............1.............................. 438.10 2015 Lin. ft. 1 St’orm Sewer @ 1.10 ........... Extra Work ................................................. 4 Monuments nt street intersections @ 6.50 15 Sq. yds, brick from Third St. («> 1.17 ...... Laboratory inspection of material ............. Legal expenses, advertising, etc, 2r/r ...... Engineering 4',t ............................................ Totnl cost ........................................ ................................................ $21,459,411 C olt o f Paving 16 ft. in width..................... $14,360.09 Cost o f widening from 16 to 24 ft..................... 7.099.33 Amount ta lie borne by City oa J6 ft. pavement, 1-3 ....$4,786,70. Amount \b b e c o m e by adjacent property ................... 9,573.39 Number of feet frontage, 3,668. Assessment per foot frontnge $2.61. Amount to be borne by City on Widening from 16 to 21 ft. $2,366.11 Amount to be borne by ndjncont property ....................... 4,732.89 Number of feet frontage, 3,668. Assessment per foot frontnge, $1.2903, FRED T. WILLIAMS, Englcer. E. It. Trafford’s Map, Sanford, Fla. Feet Final Final Name Dccrription Frontage Assessment Assessment M. F. Robinson, Iait 6, Blk. 8, Tr. 7 .............. 57 $148.77 $73.55 M. F. Robinson, Lot 7, Blk 8. Tr. 7 .............. 50 130.50 64.52 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 8, 111k 8, Tr. 7 .......... 50 130.50 64.52 E. T. Durlin, Lot 9, I’.lk 8, Tr. 7 ......... 50 130.50 64.52 J. T. Allen, Lot 10, Blk 8, Tr. 7 ......... 57 118.77 73.55 Grctchcn H, Householder, Lot 1, Blk 8, Tr. 8 57 118.77 73.56 T. H. Lamb, Lot 2, Blk 8, Tr. 8 ......... 50 130.50 04.52 Emmett H. Kinlow, Lot 3, Blk 8. Tr. 8 ..... 50 130.50 61.62 Carter Lumber Co. Ia>t 4, Blk. 8, Tr. H ..... 50 130.50 01.52 M. F. Robinson, Lot 5, Blk. 8, Tr 8 ........ 67 143.77 73.55 W. H. Hynes, Lot 6, Blk. 9, Tr. 7 .............. 57 118.77 73.55 W. H. Hynes, N. 8 ft. Lot 7, Blk. 9, Tr. 7 . . 8 ft 20.88 10.32 T. E. Wilson, S. 42 ft. Lot 7, Blk. 9. Tr. 7 .... 42 109.62 54.10 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 8. Blk. 9, Tr. 7 .......... 50 130.50 61.52 Meisch Realty Co., I.ot 9, Blk. 9. Tr. 7 .. 50 130.50 64.52 Victor A Belle Check, Lot 10. Blk. 9. Tr. 7 ... 57 148.77 73.55 P. 11. Rand, Lot 1, Blk 9, Tr. 8 .......... ....... 49 127.89 63.25 F. H. Rand, l.ot 2, Blk. 9, Tr. 8 ................... 49 127.89 63.23 F. II. Rand, lait 3, Blk. 9, Tr. 8 ................. 49 127.89 63.22 Prank Meisch, N. 1-2 Lot 4,Blk 9, Tr. 8 ......... 58‘ i 152.68 75.48 loe I). Chittenden S. 1-2 Lot 4, Blk 9, Tr. 8 ... 58bi 152.68 75.18 IV. II. Peters Est. Lot 6. Blk. 10, Tr. 7 ......> 50 130.50 64.52 IV. H. Peters Est., Lot 7,-Blk 10, Tr. 7 _ 50 130.50 64.52 Jenjam in Whittier, Lit 8, Blk. 10. Tr. 7 .. 64 167.01 82.58 V. H. Peters Est., Lot 9, Blk. It), Tr. 7 .. 50 130.50 64.52 V. II. Peters Est., Lot 10, Blk. 10, Tr. 7 ........ 50 130.50 64.52 ’ark, All, Blk. 10, Tr. 8, .......................... 264 089.04 340.04 !. C. Cobb, Lot 6, Blk. 11, Tr. 7................. 50 130.50 64.52 J. Miller, Lot 7, Blk U , Tr. 7 ............... 50 130.50 61.52 \ J. Miller, Lot 8, Blk. 11, Tr. 7.............. 64 107.04 82.58 I. F. Robinson, Lot 9, Blk 11. Tr. 7........... . 50 130.50 64.52 ’. M. Dunlap, Lot 10, Blk. 11, Tr. 7 .......... 50 130.50 01.52 V. II. Hynes, Lot 1, Blk. 11. Tr. 8 ............. 117 305.37 150.96 V. H. Hynes, Lot 3, Blk. 11, Tr. 8 ............. 49 127.89 03.23 V. II. Hynes, Lot 4 Blk. II, Tr, 8 .......... 49 12789 63.25 I’. 11. Hynes, I.ot 5, Blk. 11, Tr. 8 ........... 49 127.89 63.23 inbelle C. Higginbotham Lot 6, Blk 12,Tr. 7 50 130.50 04.52 iabelle C. Higginbotham Lot 7, Blk. 12,Tr. 7 50 130.50 01.52 leisch Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk. 12, Tr. 7 ....... 50 130.50 61.52 leiseh Realty Co., l.ot-9. Blk 12, Tr. 7 ....... 50 130.50 61.52 • I* Crosby, I.ot 10, Blk. 12, Tr. 7 ....... 50 130.50 61.52 I. Minn rick, Lot 1, Blk 12, Tr. 8 .............. 50 130.50 61.52 Minarick, Lot 2, Blk. 12, Tr. 8 ............... 50 130.50 61.52 a M. Tolar, lx>t 3, Blk. 12, Tr. 8 ______ 50 130.50 64.52 cisch Realty Co. I.ot 4, Blk. 12, Tr. 8 .... 50 130.50 64.52 II. Hutchinson, Ia>t 5, Blk. 12, Tr. 8 ........... 50 130.50 64.52 . W. Johnson, Lot 6. Illk. 13, Tr. 7 ........... 50 130.50 64.52 leisch Realty Co., Lit 7, Blk. 13. Tr. 7 ___ 50 130.50 61 52 cisch Realty Co., Lit 8, Blk. 13, Tr. 7 ___ Cl 167.0-1 82 58 cisch Realty Co., I.ot 9, Blk. 13, Tr. 7 ___ 50 130.50 61.52 eisch Realty Co., Lit 10, Blk. 13, Tr. 7 .... 50 130.50 61.52 C. Welch, E. 1-2 Lot 1, Blk 13, Tr 8 ----- 50 130.50 61.52 C. Welch, E 1-2 Lit 2, Blk. 13, Tr. 8....... 50 130.50 61.52 S. Dinkel, Lit 3, Ulk 13, Tr. 8 .............. 8 t 167.01 82.58 S. Dinkel, Lot 4, Blk. 13, Tr. 8 ..... 50 130.50 01.52 C. Gunter, l-ot 5, Blk. 13, Tr. 8 .............. 50 13050 64.52 bert W. Smith, lait 6. Ulk. 14, Tr. 7 .......... 50 ' 130.50 04.52 bert W. Smith, Lot 7. Blk. 14, Tr. 7 ........... 50 130.50 04.52 bert W. Smith, Lot 8, Dlk. 14, Tr. 7 ....... 61 107.04 82.58 MAZDA h 13050 . ' 64.52 LAM PS ( 167.04 82.58 [ 130.50 04.52 35c fo r Headlight Lamps for most cars p 130.60 *4.52 20c for meter and rear lams fo r most cars Lt payable without Interest i ) date, paid special nsscas- 40c fo r double filament headlight lamps fo r Fords 'jjitallments with interest at Hot Shots and Flashlight Batteries always fresh ilof tho City o f Sanford, this PHILIPS, City Clerk, F . P. RIN ES 105 Pal. Ave., Get in the habit c f sr.ying thia to your dealer whenever yfci stop for gasoline, water c:* air. R em irber, th^t the only way you can tell whjei or or not your mo­ tor needs c ;l is; first. ’ *y the dimple way o f looking at the gfi; e, and second, by the expensive way <fefinding out too late that cylinders have p en scored and bear­ ing?. burned thru you* forgetting to keep up the supply o f oil^ Sufficient quantity, the right quality, the proper weight a rca d e ox oil, and the replacing of oil aftei; it has been worn cut by cix c-r seven Iip:dred miles o f run­ ning—the~o are thoS important things to watch; and. given er per .attention, you can avoid the bothe n.nd c::pcnso c f most motor troubles. * . Be cafe—be sure Hind be satisfied by putting nothing iniym r crank case but M O T O R O il trcTer you find Polarine on sr.lo, that crj supply you with Crown Gasclkio ct:;ll motor fuels. INCORPORATED in KENTUCKY* Phone 481-J �E V ER ETT TR — Everyone Asked Tb Be Ready To Candidate Hopes to Assure Popn lar Choice in 1924 Prltary Elections. Meittbertfrip In TKe WorldT Relie f A g e ncy Aptly entitled the ''Greetcnt Mother in the World,” the American Red Croea is again malting appeal for support oo that in tarn the 'world's afflicted can be provided for. Unfonnately, the majority of peopie have boon wont to think of the Red Croea as d wpr .organiiatlon, which during peace times is called by govcrnim where the A °P °r*tcd. ^ o c jg ty ha n in t h Ann uau 0 / im q u © t , G R A T IF Y IN G \ y , p t? TO NOT 5 C p-.cj OT* THIS it A is l*/N<3 -• * * ' " countries Iross has atitution, big tlon that Am . HIRAM W. JOHNSON tHjc T i p A m m -'i M H P r r u ) ... . WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.— A “ pop­ ular choice” by Republican .voters bf the candidate for president In 1024 prev- was demanded today by Ilirnm John­ d cold son. locally Over a desk piled high with tele­ defki- grams and letters offering support rom C for his candidacy, Senator Johnson lost of told callers today ho would make a lision.-*, fight in every utalc possible against |e cen- the “ hand picking” of delegates to |> low- tho national convention. I coast “ My plans are crystallizing,” he llninu said, "but are not nt present entirely Ibclow definite. F or that reason I will not I ami discuss details now. But I believe the rank and file of the Republican party has the right to express their preference for their presidential can­ didate. “ I am seeking to have that prefer­ ence expressed. I'll accept the result with equanimity, but I insist thnt the rank and flic shall determine the can­ didate o f that party rather than a few poiitcinns.” A fter cnnferenci here and else­ fortnight lame where during the next ndi- Senator Johnson said ha hoped to an­ nounce the dctnila of iris campaign including the establishment o f head­ quarters and managers. Tho Herald office fur firnt-cla Job work. the country. Our beaches arc pa- for *n" truck, berries, and I trolled by over 280 life saving corps, mnde slow progress, eJ while Red Cross nurses, famous in on uplands, and planting wj song and story o f battle fields, num- pcnclocl in some localities, ml ber 38,850 well trained men and woof soil moisture, men ready for emergency duty with damaged some seed cane, bca the army or navy. Its work In the ° ^ er tender truck. Celery aj stricken section o f Europe during the *llco mn,le good progress— the war and up to the present time hn3 *9 being shipped in ear lots, been the subject o f the highest praise berries nre In fair to good coi ________________________ _____________ j but need rain; plants nre being ed and fertilized. Citrus fru ‘■''daring and maturing rapidly I flllA iL H i jshipments continued during the I EFFECT NOV. 13TH • ^ ; oral light frosts, except on thq 1when it was locally , henvy, ; some damage to tender truck, i potato vines were killed, am beans were damaged as much I per cent in sonic instances. Thl temperature Was unfavorable] truck and strawberries, hut it] beneficial to celery and lettuce— however, need rain, as do the viJ truck crops, especially on upll The grinding of cane and hnrvc: o f sweet potatoes continued n favorable conditions. The worl strain your throat, lungs ami ayatl Raise the iddt-gm easily without etrl or pain by taking Leonunil's Cud Syrup (Creosote*!). It Is soothii healing, plensitnt aud effective.- 1)1 thiug for hacking coughs, deep seal colds, bronchitis, croup, grippe a whooping cough. A mo.it hcnofic and safe treatment for children u adults. Sure yourself from colt coughs and Kcrum.-i trouble. Get bottle of LcunanU'ii Cough Hyri (Crc-utcil) from lour druggist toda and bring quick relief. AND THURSDAY Western Pork Chops ...................... T-bonc and Sirloin Steaks, I A ........ FULL LINE OF FRESH MEAT All Kinds of Fruits Cabbage Sweet Potatoes We carry a full lide o f groceries and OUR ['RICES ARE RIGHT 3J1 Sanford Ave, W HERE ECONOMY RULES SECOND ST., BETWEEN PARK ANDOAK AVOID re V (S R Y U K S T H IS H A S VT'S C U T -U P -t/v H O A S P I R e . 8 T o . © S ' *T*»(£ U P S ’ O P *THS P A R T Y , Whenever n cyclone, fire or flood visits a community the American Red Cross is the first organized relief agency to provide for the victims. Last year it spent more than $300,000 in nineteen states in this work. Through its trained personnel o f over Depai ta 2:40 a. ni, 8:40 a, m, 1:38 p. m 3:20 p. m, 7:10 p. m. O uR IN'DGrC.'D o C /R ON *7He Oe-2A*BlON aonse of the navy. r o r wounded ex-service men who aro struggling to readjust their lives to post-war conditions. South bound Arrives No. 83 .......... No. 27 .......... No. 0 1 ______ No. 89 ..........! No. 85 ........ North Bound No. 89 ....... f No. 84............1 No. 80 .......... No. 02 ....... . No. 2 8 ...... . Leesburg Branch 4No. 158 ........... No. 22............. ‘ No. 157................ 3:55 p. No. 21 ....... 2:45 p. Trilby Brunch 4No. 100........... No. 24........... ‘ No 101.......... 5:50 p. No. 25........... 1:30 p. t Oviedo Branch 'N o. 12G.............. .7:45 p *No. 127 ........... Daily Except Sunday, oo, The, lied ( Before one t awaits.* It is not propbreljKcome under Ha jurisdic- trillut° for tion, but is done u in emergency finuncp the measure, miltii such 'time as some that It will other organisation can step in, Is 8Crvico to erroneous.. The truth of the matter is that the Red Cross does more act- I totti ual work during peace -times than I A IlJ ever called on for during war times. — — While the majority o f Us are familiar with ite.work irj the Halifax disaster, Tho wca the pueblo, .Colorado floods, and loUa week, other great nitural 'catastrophes, with frosts there are thousands; of instances heavy on tl where individual,rpitef has been ron- cnc>’ fn tci dered, where every day common- degrees to place misery baj been alleviated. tho norlhei In Seminolo county ’ last year the nml “ 3 muc local, chapter handled about fifty tral and *H1 cases, among which were threo fun- ost tompern orals, care and hospital treatment Was ah°Vo for several, clothing'for one dozen nPPro*inmtc or more, fitting out two children so over Put tloi thnt they Could attend achool, writ- northern di\ ing and aid for cx-sbldicrs, A great The obsen deal more work could have been ac- Koneral thro compllshed had the local chapter the third ai TIMS’ T ART I? IN A wo APAGG, BUT . I P O N 'T th b m id s t PO RG ST o p u f g In © - a r c s , ? y L T H A T * lN — in * T > © A T H " 111 With 2 Pound Coffee, Your Choice 8 O’Clock Red Circle Bokai A Real Good Specially Selectee Coflee Sopr Coffee, lb. lb. Ib^ 30c 35c 40c No Limit Irish Potatoes, 10 lb. 2 7 c, None Better Out-of-Door Advantages for Youth In Sanford Unequalled in Florida Sanford, for its size, has some of the best advantages that a city can have for its youth. Boys and girls of Sanford should never be nt loss as to what they enn do to keep themselves busy during their spare hours. With the ninny occupations which are offer­ ed to nnuisc and benefit them, San­ ford boys and girls should be proud of their city. Y ou W ill A lw ays Find Bargains at th the stnndnrd, by this time next year they will he far pnr.t tho standard as the city already has passed n bond is­ sue la build field. a municipal athletic Plans are also under view for es­ tablishing “ High Y” society Imre which would add to the benefit o f the young hen o f tho city considerably, In other words, Sanford is chock and combined with all o f the nbovc full of things that delight and help Sanford has opportunities for her Hr. younger element. With the High younger world that can hardly bo excelled by nny other city her size anywhere. other clubs, including private societies a all offer something in the way of * amusement and profitable .spending of- Pj Fred W. Pledger, president c f the time. ' — .■ Ocala Loan and Savings Bunk of The Brotherhood of St. Andrew, un- 'S Ocala accompanied by Mr. Thornes, dor the excellent leadership of Father JJ cashier of that institution spent Tues­ Peck is an order for boys which keeps}* day in Sanford. them in a variety-of both indoor and ■ outdoor sports. They have the m ost'll limes Henry was among tho St. complete club room o f any young men J| Petersburg visitors to Sanford stop­ or boys’ club in the city, their total;* ping at the Valdez Tcsday, driving collection o f rooms including two |si up in his new Apperson sedan. bowling alleys, u billiard room, a ! " basketball court (inrido) in which J E. A. Bachman, r f Jacksonville, nearly nil sorts of indoor games nny * representative of nMrx Bros, whole­ be staged, Then, in their club room, !■ sale fruit dcaicrfc, h In Sanford to­ they have a Radio Set which keeps day calling on the local trade. lie is the hoy3 employed at night in some-! stopping nt the Valdez. think which is educntionnl for tiium instead o f prowling the streets to seek Palmer Wolthour ,of Atlanta, (In., whntcvor mischief they can. member o f the firm of Walthour & The Boy Scouts have their ways o f Hoed is a business visitor to Sanford, benefiting the young folks of Sanford. and will bo a guest of the Valdez The study of tho Boy Scot manual during his stay in tho city. will show nnyohe what a world of Mr. and Mra. W. II. McArthur, of knowledge it contains and when put Gainesville, wore nirivals at the Val­ into actual practice by a group o f dez Tuesday ami Will make their America’s redblaodcd lads it furnishes home there during their sojourn in one o f the most helpful ports o f a Sunfurd has two Boy Sanford. Mr. McArthur will relieve boy’s life, Scout troops and according to the Mr. Overlln, Sanford manager of the number of boys in Sanford o f scout­ Southern Bell Telephone Co., during ing ago, there should be at least six his vacation. or eight more. preparing land for spring crops made good progress; much seeding •was done in the Everglades district, where such work wan previously delayed. Shipping o f beans, peppers, eggplants and other truck continued from vari­ ous localities. Citrus fruits nre ma­ turing nicely; ranges nre pour, owing to dry weather. Western Diviainn. The weather wan unseasonably cool with frpsts on several day3, re­ sulting in sonic damage to truck and seed cane. Fall truck generally needs rain and moderate temperature. Dig­ ging sweet potatoes and syrup-mak­ ing continued. Satsuma oranges are Dry, cool, nnd sunshiny—ideal con­ ditions for tho ahippirg of citrus fruits, but unfavorable for the set­ ting <>f tomatoes nnd other truck exhept on lew lands. Land is drying Lnpidly in the Everglades district, and Ifrrm work nude good progress; in hict, moderate’ quantities o f peppers, rggplantH, beans, nml other truck Lore moved during tha week from |hi vicinity c f Clcwiaton; low temlicrnturo, however, on the 12th wai Infavorab.'o. i A. J. MITCHELL. Meteorologist in Charge. There are also quite a number of g ill’s ciubt, such as Friendly Socie­ ties, Campfire Girli and Girl Scouts. So it is easily even that Sanford o f­ fers to the girl’s a:i well as boys out­ door life. Both bcy.t and girls have the use o f a fine tenuis court which is located on Ninth and Park avenue. Ami th young people o f tho city rhmv that they appreciate tho court because^t is always occupied and most of iho occupants make efforts to see that tha court is kept in good &hnpo. Sanford has also both a Inu-ebal! and football field. While not up to Bcnj. Kershaw, o f Jacksonville, i.a visitnr to the City Substantial flop ­ ping at the Veldez. Mr. Kerthaw will bo t c mem be red at the apodal mechanic who completely overhauled the A. C. L. locomotive which made the record run from Tampa ta Wash­ ington puUing the Shdncr’a Special last summer. t.oarh [,corgc MrJtory who expect* to ppf nut a real ba.kct ball team for the Ilrothci liuo«l o f St. Andrew D now working up a hard schedule for tlu* Brotherhood Boys, probably r.ivch harder than uny they have hml before. Try a want ud— they g-.d rcjulta, W 0o The Whole Towns Talking of this Gala Event N celebrated. We are happy EVER wai a joyful occanon more fittingly I . . and . . proud o f the wonderful cnthmiaim on all iidci. Happy that mch throng* have poured in to lee our display o f Betty Wale* Annivcnary mode!*, and proud that wc have been able to reward them with such a dazzling display. Tomorrow is the Final Day f i l l would regularly bring $55 to $70 jtnnhirury Prkt Thi* remarkable'collection,*»pcciallyf prcparcd to celebrate Betty Wale* Annivcnary,' proen ti ncw and most noteworthy fashions in afternoon and dinner dresses. Satin Cantons— Chiffon Velvets—Satin C lcpcs— Novelty Silks— Colorfully and exquis­ itely trimmed— some with fur.7" W c hope to welcome c verywo manand girl io jh c community to our store. Don’ t fail to be among.thoic present, YOW ELL COM PANY �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 M M S Albert W. Smith, Lot 9, P j* 14> Tr’ 7 _ " T ® y S Albert W. Smith; Lot 10, Blto H T l* 7 OWNBB8 OWNING PROPERTY ON OAK AVENUE Laboratory Inspection of Material NTH SC, SOUTH' TO THIRTEENTH ST-f L<,8al Expense, advertising, etc.. 2 tka Is hanky given that the construction of the. asphalt pavement A w . from Tenth S t south'to Thirteenth S t has been completed, and Total cost ........................... ..... ............... been Anally 'accepted by the ICty Commission of the Amount to to borne by City 1-3 ...... ....... City; o f Sanford, - 'The following Is the Anal assessment roll covering said pavement showh f t k actual coat of said pavement chargeable to alL property abutting Wald portion of Oak Avenue. r "Final estimate for paving Oak Avc. 24 feet in width from Tenth St Muth to Thirteenth St. with 2" sheet asphalt on n 6” rock base: 1280 Cu. yds. grading <& 40c **.«.««*.«..............................................■■«.••»«•••$ 402.00 •6M*/ Lin. F t curb and gutter @ 75c ................................. ....... — 1,538.25 149*Lfn. F t Flush curb @ 30c ........................................................ 44.70 , 14 Lin. F t Granite curb reset (tt 15c ___ _____ ____ ____ — 2.10 $976. Sq. Yds. Rock foundation @ 75c ............................................. 2,232.00 2984 . Sq. Yds. 2” Sheet asphalt top @ 97c ....................................... 2,845.08 10. Sq. Yds. brick relald @ 42c ________ __ ____________ _____ 4.20 42 8q. F t Sidewalk @ 20c . . . 8 . 4 0 3.9 Cu. yds. Class B. Concrete @ 23.00 ................ .............- ...... 87.40 2 Type A Inlets @ 30.00 ....... ............ .................. —................ 00.00 2 .Type B. Inlets @ •27.00 .......................... ............................... 54.00 2. Manholes @ 60.00 ................................ ......- ......................... ••• 100.00 3020 Lin. F t 8” drain tile @ 05.00 per M...................... ................. 190.30 864 -Un. F t 12" Storm sewer @ 1.10 ....................... - ..................- 410.40 ^Extra Work...............- .............................................. „................. 23.72 2 Monuments at street intersections <g> 0.50 ............ - ........... —, 13.00 'Laboratory Inspection of materials ............................... - ............ 101.54 '‘ Legal *Expense, advertising, etc., 2V* ....................- ................ 1.02.05 Engineering 4 .............................................................................. 324.10 Ma zd a Mrs. 0 . D. Hart,Lot 1, Blk. H Tr- 8 —- y r . Mrs. C. D. Hart,lint 2, Blk. U , J r- 8 — rrr* Mrs. C. D. Hart,Lot 3, Blk. t4, Tr. 8 .— .......... ...... 024.87 Mrs. G. D. Hart,Lot 4, Hlk. 1 , T r.. 8 .... y 1208.29 Mrs. G. D. Hart,Lot 9, Blk 14, Tr. 8 •-•••— - 1 410.38 Amount to be bxrnc by adjacent property The above nml foregoing Linnl assessments ... 950 Number o f feet fontag; ...... ....................... up to December IS. 1923, and from and jft o r $0.4385 Assessment per foot frontage ................... menu will be payable only in en equal annual F. T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Wc per annum on all deferred payments. E. R. Trafford Map, Sanford. Fla. Witness my hand ns City Cirri Feet. Final 13th day of November, A. 1>. 1923, Frontage_ Assessment L. ’HILIPS, City Clerk, , 3 .................. ‘J . 117 $ 51.30 _____ ___J ......... 117 51.30 ................. „,i____.... 248 108.75 7. Tr. 3 53.8 21.99 ...................$8,000.14 $2,890,71 . 6,703.43 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON LAUREL AYE .1,550 ft. FROM SXTII STREET SOUTH TO THIRTEENTH ST. .....3.7233 Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pavement FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. on Laurel Ave. from Sixth St. south to Thirteenth St. has been completed, E. R. Trnfford’s Map. Sanford, Fla. and the completed work has Item finally ncceptcd by the City Commission Finol of the City of Sanford, Florida. Assessment N aatt Description The following is the final assesment roll covering said pavement show­ 180.17 Louise Audry Sheron, Lot 0, Blk. 12, Tr. 4 . ing the actual cost of said pavement chargeable to all property abutting 180.17 Louise Audry Sharon, Lot 7, Blk. 12, Tr. 4 upon said portion o f Laurel Avc.: 18G.17 M.*F. Robinson, Lot 8, Blk 12, Tr. 4 .......... Final estimate of the cost of paving Lnurel Avc. 24 feet In width: 180.17 Jos. Reisenstein, Lot 9, Blk 12, Tr. 4 ’...... 2017 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c .................... - ...................................$ 1,046.80 180.17 Jos. Reisenstein, Lot 10, Blk 12, Tr. 4 ...... 11420 Sta. yds. overhaul @ Ic .................. — ....... ....... ...................... 114.20 180.17 Ellen Mahoney, Lot 1, Blk 12, Tr. 5 .......... 4705 Lin. ft. curb nnd gutter @ 75c ............................................ —. 3,528.75 180.17 EUfh Mahoney, Lot 2, Blk 12, Tr. 5 .......... 513 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 30c ................................................................ 153.00 180.17 B. Peters,. Lot 3, Blk 12, Tr. 5 ....... -........ 119 Lin. ft. granite curb reset @ 15c ............................. « .................. 22.35 180.17 C, A. Betts, Lot 4, Blk. 12, Tr, 5 .............. 0007 Sq. yds, rock foundation @ 75c ..............- ................................. 4,955.25 180.17 C. A. Betts, Lot 5, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 -..... ........ 0521 Sq. yds. 2” sheet nsphnlt top @ 07c ......................- .................. 0,328.28 180.17 Lueilo A. Tnknch, Lot 0, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 .— .. 359 Sq. yds brick rclnid @ 42c ..... ..................~..................- ........ 150.78 180.17 D. C. Howard, Lot 7, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 .1........ 070 Lin ft. concrete nlley returns @ 22c ...v..................................... 148.72 238.29* C. A. Whlddon, Lot 8, Blk 13, Tr. 4 ...... 280 Sq. ft. Sidewalk @ 20c ......................................................... 57.20 180.17 Harriett Thompson, Lot 9, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ... 2.1 Cu. yds. Class 11, Concrete @ 23.00 ............................. .!.......... 48.30 180A7 Melsch Realty Co, Lot 10, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ... BType A Inlets @ 30.00 ............................................................... 210.00 180.17 W. H. Hynes, Lot 1, Blk 13, Tr. 5 .— ...... 7 Type fl Inlets @ 27.00 ................................................ ................ 189.00 rto.17 W . If. Hynes, Lot 2, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 .....------5 Manholes @ 50.00 ..................... _........ - ...................................... 250.00 238.29 J. D. Davison, Lot 3, Blk 13, Tr. 5 ....... . 0710 Lin. ft. drain tile <?D 05.00 per M.............•>.............................. 438.10 180.17 J. D. Davison, Lot 4, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 .............. 2015 Un. ft. 12* St’orm Sewer @ l . i o ' .............................................. 2,249.50 180.17 J, 9 . Davison, Lot 5, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 ...... Extra Work ........................................ ......... .................................... 30.08 180.17 August Schneider, Lot 0, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 ...... 4 Monuments nt street intersections @ 0.50 .................................. 20.00 180.17 C. M. Hand, Lot 7, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 ..... 15 Sq. yds. brick from Third St. @ 1.17 .......................................... 17.55 B, Peters, Lot 8,yBlk. 14, Tr. 4 ....... Laboratory inspection o f material ................................................. 249.93 H. :B. Lewis, Lot 9, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 .............. Legal expenses, advertising, etc, 2',F .......................................... 401.89 B. Peters, Lot 10, Blk 14, Tr. 4 .............. Engineering 4 ...... ......................................................................... 809.78 Melsch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk. 11, Tr. 5 ...... Mclsch Realty Co., Lot. 2, Blk. 11, Tr. 5 ... Total cost ................................................................. Melsch Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 ...... Cost of Paving 10 ft. in width..................... $14,300.0 Melsch Realty Co., Lot 4, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 ... Cost of widening from 10 to 21 ft..................... 7.099.3 P.^B. Dooley, l o t 5, Blk. 11, Tr. 5.......... Amount ta he borne by City ou 10 ft. pavement, 1-3 ,5 T h Ifabove an dforegoing Until ussesmesnts are payable without interest Amount bo'borno by adjacent property ............ up ‘ to December 15, 1023, and from nnd after such date, said special as­ Number of feet frontage, 3,008. sessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installments with in­ Assessment per foot frontage $2.01. terest @ 8% per annum on all deferred payments. Amount to be borne by City on Widening from 10 to 24 Witness my hnnd ns City Clerk and the Seal o f the City of Sanford this Amount to bo borne by ndjnccnt property ................. 13th day of November, A. D. 1923. Number of feet frontnge, 3,008. (SE A L) I - U. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Assessment per foot frontage, $1.2903. 11-14-17-21-21-28-12-1-5-8-12-lUc FRED T. WILLIAMS, Englecr, tTotal c o s t.............................. .. To be borne by City 1-3 ............ To be borne by adjacent property Number of feet frontage........... .... Assessment per foot frontnge .... Feet Finnl Frontage Assessment Name Ileccription 1148.77 t M. F. Robinson, Lot 0, Hlk. 8, Tr. 7 . 130.50 d M. P. Robinson, Lot 7. Ulk 8. Tr. 7 130.50 f Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk 8, Tr. 7 130.50 E. T. Durlin, Lot 9, Blk 8, Tr. 7 ...... t J. T. Allen, Lot 10, Ulk 8, Tr. 7 ...... 148.77 - Grctchon II. Householder, Lot 1, Ulk 8, Tr. 8 148.77 j T. H. Lamb, Lot 2, Ulk 8, Tr. 8 ................. 130.50 4 ft. in width from Mug • Emmett H. Kinlow, Lot 3, Blk 8, Tr. 8 ...... 130.50 Carter Lumber Co. Lot 4, Illk. 8, Tr. 8 ...... 130.50 11 51. F. Robinson, Lot 5, Ulk. 8. Tr 8 .......... 148.77 1 W. H. Hynes, Lot «, Ulk. 9, Tr. 7 .............. 148.77 • W. II. Ilyncs, N. 8 ft. Lot 7, Ulk. 9, Tr. 7 ... 20.88 > T. K. Wilson, S. 42 ft. Lot 7, Ulk. 9, Tr. 7 .... 109.62 i Melsch Realty Co., Io)t 8. Ulk. 9, Tr. 7 ........... 130.50 » Meiseh Realty Co., I.ot 9, Blk. 9. Tr. 7 ...... 130.50 J Victor & Belle Check. Lot 10. Ulk. 9. Tr. 7 .... 148.77 i F. H. Rand, Lot 1, Ulk 9, Tr. 8 ................. 127.89 > F. II. Rand, Iait 2, Illk. 9, Tr. 8 ............... . > F. II. Rand, Lot 3, Hlk. 9. Tr. 8 .................. 1 Frank Melsch, N. 1-2 Lot 4, Hlk 9. Tr. 8 ...... > Joe D. Chittenden S. 1-2 Lot 4, Hlk 9, Tr. 8... > W. II. Peters Kst.Lot 0. Hlk. 10, Tr. 7 ...... J I W. II. Peters K*t., I-ot 7, Hlk 10, Tr. 7 ....... 1 Benjamin Whitncr, Lot 8, Hlk. 10, Tr. 7 ....... • W. H. Peters Est.,Lot 9, Hlk. 10, Tr. 7 ....... > W. H. Peters Est.,Lot 10. Blk. 10,Tr. 7 .......... > Park, All. Blk. 10, Tr. 8, .......................... I C. C. Cobb, Lot fi, Ulk. 11. Tr. 7..................... ■ T. J. Miller, Lot 7. Hlk 11. Tr. 7 ............... Total cost ....................................... - .... 1 T. J. Miller, Lot 8. Hlk. 11. Tr. 7.................. Amount to be borne by City 1-3 .................. M. F. Robinson, Iait 9, Hlk 11, Tr. 7............. Amount to be borne by adjacent property T. M. Dunlap, Lot 10. Hlk. 11, Tr. 7 ........... Number of feet frontage ....................... ...... ............................ 1418 W. II. Hynes, Lot l, Hlk. 11, Tr. 8 .............. Assessment per foot frontage .............. .......................... $3,079 W. H. Hynes, Lot 3, IJtk. 11, Tr. 8 ............ .. F. T. WILLIAMS, Engineer, W. H, Hynes, Lot 4 Illk. 11, Tr. 8 ......... K. R. Trafford’s Map, Sanford. Fla. W. H. Hynes, Lot 5. Hlk. 11, Tr. 8 ........... Feet. Isabelle C. Higginbotham Lot 0, Hlk 12, Tr. 7 Frontnge Name Description Isabelle C. Higginbotham Lot 7, Hlk. 12, Tr. 1 J. N. Whltner Est., Lot 5 Hlk C, Rr. 3 ........... . 117 Melsch Realty Co., Lot 8, Hlk. 12, Tr. 7 ....... 51. E. Church, Lot 10, Hlk 6, Tr. 3....................... 117 Melsch Realty Co., Lot 9, Hlk 12, Tr. 7 ....... . 248 City of Sanford, All, Blk 6, Tr. 4 ....................... F. L. Crosby, Lot 10, Hlk. 12, Tr. 7 ........... Edward Higgins, I.ot 5 Blk. 6, Tr. 5 ................... . 117 M. Minarick, Lot 1, Hlk 12, Tr. 8 ............. R. E. Puerifoy, Lot 10, Blk. 0, Tr. 5 ............... 117 M. Minarick, Lot 2, Hlk. 12, Tr. 8 .............. 56.8 J. M. Wallace, E. 50.8 ft., I«ot l, Blk. 7. Tr. 3 Iva M. Tolar, Lot 3, Hlk. 12, Tr. 8 ........... 60.2 W. I. Hughey, W. 60.2 ft, Lot 1, Blk. 7. Tr. 3 Meiseh Realty Co. Lot 4, Hlk. 12, Tr. 8 .... II. E. Moye, E. 67 ft of Lot C, Illk 7, Tr. 3 ....... 67 J. H. Hutchinson, Lot 5. Hlk. 12, Tr. 8 .......... 50 1- M. Telford, W. 50 ft of Lot (1, Blk. 7, Tr. 3 ... II. W. Johnson, Lot 0. Ulk, 13, Tr. 7 ........... Annie H. Moses, I.ot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 ............... 58.5 Meiseh Realty Co., Iuit 7, Hlk. 13. Tr. 7 ....... nnle H. Moses, Lot 2, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 .................. 58.5 Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 8. Blk. 13, Tr. 7 ....... « ity of Sanford N. 67 ft. of Lot 6, Blk 7, Tr. 4 Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 9, Btk. 13, Tr. 7 ....... City of Sanford. N. 67 ft. of Ia>t 7. Blk. 7, Tr. 4 , Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 10, Hlk. 13, Tr. 7 .... City of Sanford, Lot 1, Ulk 7, Tr. 5.............. F. C. Welch, E. 1-2 Lot 1, Hlk 13, Tr 8 ...... L. II. Thrasher, Lot tl, Blk. 7, Tr. 5 .................... F, C. Welch, E 1-2 Ia>t 2, Blk. 13, Tr. 8____ The following is the final cstimatu o f the Cost of Widening J. S. Dinkel, Lot 3. Blk 13, Tr. 8 .............. on Fifth St. between Magnolia Ave. and Oak Ave. from 24 feet J. S. Dinkel, Lot 4, Hlk. 13, Tr. 8 ................. 93 Cu. Yds. Excavation @ 40e .................................. ................... H. C. Gunter, l » t 5, Hlk. 13, Tr. 8 ............. 880 Sta. Yds. Overhaul @ lc .................................... .................... Albert \V. Smith, Lot 0. Hlk. 11, Tr. 7 ..... .. 312 Sq. Yds rock foundation @ 75c ...... ...................................... Albert W. Smith, Lot 7, Hlk. 14, Tr. 7 ........... 312 Sq. Yd*. 2” Sheet asphalt top @ 97c ....... ............................... Albert W. Smith, Lot 8, Hlk. 11, Tr. 7 ....... Final Assessment $73.55 04.52 <54.52 01.52 73.55 73.55 04.52 64.52 61.52 73.55 73.55 10.32 51.10 04.52 61.52 73.55 03.25 LAM PS HSc for Headlight Lamps for most cars 23c for motor and rear lams for most cart 40c for double filament headlight lamps for Fords Hot Shots and Flashlight flatteries always fresh F . P . H INES Phone 481-J verfjostop for gasoline, R e ise r, th^t the only cUtwh"r or hob your mois; firs -J the simple way the g’ and second, by a way ci.wii'ng out too late T3 haVo }:i scored and bsarl thr f e o forgetting to keep ly cfjoil. k it nuafftit-he right quality, ;;o' ade o f oil, and m o jeihas been worn cut lrired miles o f runjfe.’portant things to i jpor attention, you can avoid me i lead czincnsc c f most motor troubles, m f m MCOFiratED 1H KENTUCKY �EVER ETT TR U E Everyone Asked to Be Beady To Contrib Membership In The W orld’s Greater R elief Agency R ifC O N D O j Cii^ldile Ueptn to Assure Popu . U r Choice In 19*1 Primary Elections. by governments, o f the . countries where the American Red Cross has operated. The, Red Cross duly never ends. Before one task la finished- another Awaits.* It is a typical American in­ stitution, big and broad In every sense of the word. It Is an institu­ tion, that America can well be proud o f, because It is typical of the Na­ tion. It Is America's institution, and as individual Americans It should be considered as their institution and supported as such. Be ready to con­ tribute for your membership and help finance the Red Cross to an extent that it will bo ready for even' greater service to humanity. W H E R E E C O N O M Y RULES SECOND ST., BETWEEN PARK AND OAK AVEMH r THE W EATH ER > HIRAM W . JOUNHON^ ^ ^ <!!*: T t r A w V iiit W WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.—A “ poputar choice" by Republican voters bf the candidate for president in 1024 The weather, as during the prev­ was demanded today by Hiram John­ ious week, continued dry and cold son. with frosts on several days—locally Over a desk piled high with tele­ there ere thousands o f instances heavy on the 18th. The dolly defici­ grams and letters offering support where Individual rpllcf has been ren­ ency in temperature ranged from C for his cnndidacy, Senator Johnson dered, where every day common-] degrees to 10 degrees over most o f told callers today ho would make u tho northern and western divisions, fight in every ntntc possible against place misery has been alleviated. t ....... In Seminole county last year the and as much ns 8 degrees in the cen­ the "hand picking" of delegates to locaK chapter handled about fifty tral *snd southern divisions. The low­ the national convention. "M y plana are crystallizing," he cases, among which were three fun- est temperature adjacent to tho coast erale, care and hospital treatment was above freezing, but the minima said, "but nro not at present entirely for several, c lo th in g 'fo r one dozen approximated that degree nnd below definite. I’'or» that reason I will nut I or more, fitting out two children so over portions o f the western and discuss details now. But I believe ( the rank and file of the Republican that they Could attend school, writ­ northern divisions. The absence o f rain o f moment was party has the right to express their ing and aid for ox-soldiers. A great deal more work could have been ac­ general throughout the Sectidn, being preference for their presidential can- j complished had the local chapter the third and fourth weeks without clid#to. "I am seeking to have thnt prefer­ been the recipient o f greater funds. rain, over some districts, the need o f ence expressed. I'll accept the result which 1s now becoming acute. The The American Red Cross numbers with otpjanimity, but I insist thnt the droughty conditions nre appreciated four million American men and wo­ rank and file shall determine the can­ by comparing the rainfall to date men in its leadership. In addition didate o f thnt party rather than n with tho same period Inst year. The there is an excellent force o f five mil­ lion junior members active in an Fort Lauderdale and Miami districts few politcians." A fter conference here and else­ incessant battle ngainst disease, dis­ have received, to date, about 30 fortnight, aster, misery and suffering 1n peace inches less rain' than for tho same where during the next os well as in war, nnd is atill provid­ ; period o f 1922; nnd the same condi­ Senator Johnson said he hoped to an­ ing comfort and good cheer for the tions nre applicable to Fort Moyers nounce the dclnilu of his campaign, enlisted personnel o f the army and on tho west coast. The only excep­ including the establishment of headnavy. For wounded ex-servlco men tions noted from stations that tele­ quarters nr.d managers. In other words, Sanford is chock 1 who are struggling to readjust their graph reports are Iinrtaw and Tilusfull o f things that delight and help Tho Herald office for firr.t-cla: ville, where tho rainfall to date ex­ lives to post-war conditions. «' its younger element. With the High y job work. Whenever n cyclone, fire or flood ceed)* that of 1922. The d*y autumn schuol athletic teams, Brotherhood of 1‘ seems to be the sequence of the west visits a community the American Itcd St. Andrew, two troops of Hoy Scouts, 11 Cross is the first organized relief spring. a Girl’s Friendly Society and various = Northern Division. agency to provide for the victims. other clubs, including private societies £ The wenther was cold, diy, nnd sun­ Last year it spent more than $900,000 all offer something in the way of n shiny— ideal for active farm work, in nineteen states _ in this work. amusement nnd profitable.spending nf.,5 which was well advanced in so far us Through its trafrfwFpersonnel o f over Fred W. Pledger, president c f th'e time. >B preparing land for spring crops is 1,204 public health nurses it Is pro­ Ocala Loun and Savings Bunk o f The Brotherhood of St. Andrew, tin- ■ moting health conditions throughout concerned, but {I t 1 was Unfavorable Ocala accompanied by Mr. Thomas, for fall truck, berries, nnd ranges. del* the excellent leadership of Father JJ the country. Our beaches arc pa­ cashier o f that institution spent Tues­ Oats made slow progress, especially Peck is an order for hoys which keeps n trolled by over 280 life saving corps, day in Sanford. on uplands, and planting was sus­ them in a variety-of both indoor amt ■ while Red Cross nurses, famous in pended in some localities, owing to outdoor sports. They have the m ost;" song and story o f battle fields, num­ Inner. Henry was among tho St. the lack of soil moisture. Frost complete club room o f any young men J ber 38,855 well trojnod men nnd wo­ Petersburg visitors to Sanford stop­ men ready for emergency duty w ith ! damaged some seed cane, benns, and ping at the Valdez Tcsday, driving or boys’ club in tho city, their total ■ collection o f rooms including two * the army or navy. Its work in the j other tender truck. Celery ami let-* up in his new Appcrson sedan. bowling alloys, a billiard room, n " stricken section o f Europe during the] tuco made good progress— the latter basketball court (inrido) in which J war and up to the present time haa is being shipped in car lots. StrawE. A. Bachman, c f Jacksonville, nearly nil sorts o f indoor games may * been the subject o f the highest praise representative of nMrx Bros, whole­ be staged. Then, In their club room, * sale fruit dealerb, it In Sanford to­ they have a Radio Set which keeps 5 day calling on tho local trade. He is tho hoys employed at night in some- * stopping nt the Valdez. thinV which is educational for themj*| instead of prowling the streets to seek ■ Palmer Walthour ,of Atlanta, (in., whatever mischief they can. <■ member o f the firm of Walthour & Tho Boy Scouts have their ways o f j* Hood is a business visitor to Sanford, Dcpai ta and will bo a guest of the Valdez *benefiting the young folks of Sanford. South bound Arrives ■The study o f tho Boy Scot manual 2:40 n. i during his stay in the city. No. 83 .... 2:30 a. m. ] will show anyone what a world of 8:40 a. i No. 27 ........... 1:38 p. i Mr. nnd Mrs. \V. II. McArthur, of knowledge it contains nnd when put No. 0 1 ...... 1:12 p. m. 3:20 p. : Gninesyillc, were arrivals at the Val­. into nctunl practice by n group of No. 89 ........2:55 p. m. 7:10 p. ? dez Tuesday and Will make their America’s rodhloodcd lads it furnishes No. 85 ........>.0:55 p. m. home there during their sojourn ini one o f the most helpful parts o f a North Bound Sanford has two Boy Sanford. Mr. McArthur will relieve boy’s life. No. 8 0 .............1:48 ri. m. Mr. Overlin, Sanford manager of the, Scout troops and according to the No. 84.......... .11:15 a. m. Southern Bell Telephone Co., during number o f boys in Sanford o f scoutNu. 80 ........... 2:33 p. ni. I ing age, there should be nt least six his vacation. No. 02 ........... 4:00 p. ni. i or eight more. No. 2 8 ...... .10:10 p. m. With 2 Pound Coffee, Your Choice 8 O ’Clock R ed Circle Bokai A Real Good Specially Selectee Coffee Sopr Cofee, lb. Ib. lb.. Irish Potatoes, 10 lb. 27c, None Belter Out-of-Door Advantages for Youth iYou W ill A lw ays Find Bargains at thi In Sanford Unequalled in Florida | jj Leesburg Branch ♦No. 1 5 8 ........... No. 22............. •No. 157..........3:65 p. m. No. 21 .... . . 2:15 p. m. Trilby Brunch •No. 100........... No. 24........... ♦No 101......... 5:50 p. m. No. 25...........1:30 p. m. Oviedo Branch •No. 12G......... . 7:45 p. nv •No. 127 ........... Dally Except Sunday. COUGHING RELIEVED Tli6 more you cough the more you strain your throat, lungs and system, liaise the phlegm easily without strain or pula by tuklug Lconurdl’a Cough Syrup (Creosoted). It is soothing, healing, plensint anil effective.- Best thing for hacking toughs, deep seated colds, bronchitis, croup, grippe and whooping cough. A most beneficial and sufe treatment foe children and adults. Have yourself from colds, roughs and scrums trouble. Get a bottle of [ssmardi'a Cough Syrup (Creosoted) from lour druggist today, und bring quick relief. ANI) THURSDAY Western Pork Chops ..................... T-bono ami Sirloin Steaks, E!>........... FULL LINE OF FRESH MEAT All Kinds of Fruits Cabbage Sweet Potatoes uf groceries and OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT 311 Sanford Avo, There are also quitif a number of preparing land for spring crops made good progress; much seeding twas g ill’s clubs, such as Friendly Socie­ done in the Everglades district, where ties, Campfire Girls nnd Girl Scouts. such work was previously delayed. So it is easily aeon that Sanford o f­ Shipping o f beans, peppers, eggplants fers to the girl's an well as boys out­ and other truck continued from vari­ door life. ous localities. Citrus fruits nre ma­ Boll* boya and girls have the use of turing nicely; ranges nre poor, owing a line tennis court which is located on Ninth and Park avenue. And tli to dry weather. Western Division. young people of the city .how th.it The wenther was unseasonably they appreciate the court hceat.no cool with frosts on several days, re­ j Is always occupied ami most o f. tho sulting in some damage to truck nnd Ioccupants make efforts to see that seed cane. Fall truck generally neffds j tho court is kept in gem] shnpe. rain nnd moderate temperature. Dig­ Sanford haa also both a baseball ging sweet potatoes and syrup-mak­ and football field. While not up to ing continued. Satsuma orangaa are in good condition, end shipping con­ Beni. Kershaw, of Jacksonville, 1* tinued with favorable results to tho :s visitor In the Cily Substantial slop­ grower. Range: nre gatting thin. ping at ih? Velde/.. Mr, Kershaw Southern Hi vision. will bo tomeinhered ni the r.pcvia! Dry, cool, and sunshiny —ideal con­ mechanic w h » completely overhauled ditions for tho shipping o f eitruz the A . C. L. locomotive which made fruits, but unfavorable for the set­ the record run from Tampa to Wash­ ting of tomatoes mid other truck ex­ ington pulling the ShrJner’3 Special cept on low lands, Imnd is drying last summer. rapidly in the Everglades district, and frrtn work made good progress; h Coach George MeRory who expect* 2 fact, moderate* quantities of poppers, to pyf out a real ba.Uct ball team ® eggplants, beans, ami othrr truck for the Brother haotl o f St. Andrew * were moved during the week from is now working up a hard schedule * the vicinity of Clewbton; low tcni- for tiic Brotherhood Boys, probably " ueruturo, however, on the li-'.th wan r.irch harder than any they have had J unfavorable. before. 1■ A. J. MITCHELL, Meteorologist in Charge. Try a want ud—they get rc.udt. EVF.R wai a joyful occasion more fittingly celebrated! We are happy and proud o f the wonderful enthusiasm on all sides. Happy that such throngs have poured in to ice our display o f Betty Wales Anniversary models, and proud that wc have been able to reward them with such a dazzling display. N Tomorrow is the Final Day s ill would regularly bring $55 to $70 A n ih m jr y Prkt This remarkable collection, specially ‘ prepared to celebrate Betty Wales Anniversary, presents*new and most noteworthy fashions in afternoon and dinner dresses. Satin Cantons— Chiffon Velvets— Satin Crepes— Novelty Silks—Colorfully and exquis­ itely trimmed— some with fur. r We hope to welcome every woman_and girl in the cojnmmiity to our store. Don't fail to be Vamongthosc p rese n — —— �i f ’l h n fiv r,* Wteftes Fo* Sanford. The Herald would be pleased to receive communications for publication on the subject, "What I should like to see in Sanford.” CTa«* Mat Ur, Octo- The articles most be brief. Not exceeding, let us say, five hun­ h u m J ! ! ' mt ,h ® at San- dred words, and must be signed by the name of the writer for l»5r r,ttrW“* under • « ot March 3, publication. Desiring to be frank with its readers, the managers of The —u—. P m M fs l Herald will openly confess here that their main idea in asking k MAR Vlw-PifaMral n. m » S f f . ' T r t l k for these communications is to "get a line" on what the people o f Sanford want for their city. It would be ever so helpful to The Herald's new pilots if they I t BICRtPTtO.t RATES t O a» T sar------IS.OO. Six Months 13.00 could receive letters from many of The Herald readers, either Delivered In *Ctty by Carrier per week for publication or for their personal reading. He. Weekly Edition >3 Per Year If you could, make three wishes for Sanford, what would OPKCTAI. ftOTICH: All obltUery they be? notices, cards of thanks, resolutions V eJv'J ■' fyijF, VTy■y IT- ■ •» ■ and notices of entertainments where charges ere made, will'be charged for dt regular advertising rates. MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for repnbllcatlon of all newa dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and alao tha local news published herein. All rlalits of re-publication of special dispatches herein are also re-, aerved. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21,1923 • \. TO D A Y ’S BIBLE THOUGHT Tha Precious Jewel:— There Is gold and a multitudo o f rubies; but the lips o f knowledge are a precious jewel.— Proverbs 20:16. ■ o • Properous Sanford! ---------- o---------- All roads lead to Sanford. W ire buyers are already shopping fo r Christmas. t •u Visitors arc prospective citizens— treat them well. ----------o---------‘ W inter Pork has just passed an­ other bond issue for Improvements. ---------- o---------W illis Powell says that most Kiris' idea o f being smart is to look chic. ---------- o---------Know Florida. Visit the state fair and get acquainted with what other sections are producing. ------- o------Tampa will be known as the New Orleans o f Florida in ten years, ac­ cording to the Tampa Tribune. o ■■ f Hunters should remember that it is unlawful to kill a wild turkey until 1027. ----------o---------Secretary Mellon says thnt to snvc a part o f what one earns is a vital element in successful life. ----------o---------Gov. Wnlton found out that the state constitution was far more im­ portant than he first estimated. ---------- o---------Germany must he good if financial aid is forthcoming, according to n decision mode by American and Itritish financiers. ; -------- o-------Experience is n valuable by-prod­ uct o f every undertaking in which we engage, remarks Ihe Leesburg Com­ mercial. This Day in “ Education Week.” "School and Teachers’ D ay/' Slogans: "Better trained and better paid teachers.” “ More adequate buildings and equip­ ment.” That is the outline for today’s program in "Education Week” . It offers a theme for volumes of earnest writing and for oratory that should go straight to the heart of the nation. We all have had acquaintance with incompetent teachers. We all have known of shabby work in the schools. We hnve all seen children’s minds warped and their characters ruined by the sorry training they have received in the "cheap” class room. And we have used that word "cheap” advisedly. Under our strange conception of the value of our children’s teachers, we have been perfectly willing to pay them less than we pay our washwomen and our/.street-cleaners. A man will cheerfully pay thirty dollars a month for the care of his automobile, but would bo overwhelmed with indignation if asked to join nineteen other men to pay his children's teacher six hundred dollars a month. That does sound extravagant, doesn’t it? But why not? Why not six hundred dollars a month for the teacher who han­ dles the training of twenty children in expert fashion? We hnve maintained the custom of underpaying' teachers because it has happened that there nre fine teachers, wonderful women nnd men, who sacrifice their material interests and ac­ cept the teacher’s pittance ns pay for work too valuable for any money to recompense. We all hnve had acquaintance with great teachers. We all have known of superior work in the schools. We all have seen children’s minds developed in almost miraculous fashion and their characters made sturdy -and beautiful by the influence of the fine class room. And so wq have been willing to accept the sacrifice. So we have been blind to the fact that it is only the rare person.willing to forego the material comforts of life who will continue to teach for a livelihood. The inferior teacher is paid as much as the ex­ pert because there nre not enough of the expert teachers to fill the demand. And this will become more and more the case un­ less the people awaken to what a good school and n good teach­ er Is worth to them in actual dollars. Pay well and demand good service. Fay well ami command good service. Brilliant men nnd women would gladly spend years of training for the teaching profession, if that profession were given the financial attractiveness it should justly possess. Today’s program in "Education Week” is the sort of program thnt should make business for every civic organization in the country. The school training of America's boys nnd girls is just about the most important matter that concerns the Amencnn people.________________________________________________________ THE COST OF FEAR. Fear costs too much. As courage is the greatest asset, so fear is the greatest liability. There have been many failures in business on acount of rashness,- but there have been many more on account of timidity. Fear is expensive for the body. It is courage that mokes effort ami drives one to udvenlurc, nnd activity, nnd health foilow these things. The slothful man, according to the proverb, says: "There is a lion in the street." Fat, liver complaint nnd forty other diseases ail enter by the door of fear. Fear is an enemy to the mind, for it is the father of delusion. List your vacant room with the Fen if is expensive for the soul, for it drowns its victim itt the well of, Chamber of Commerce, make it pro­ superstition. duce a revenue nnd help Sanford en­ it is hard for the soul thnt always wants to he safe to he always tertain her visitors. just ami honest. For righteousness is a tremendous adventure. --------- o--------To "let not your1 heart he troubled" is good business.— Exchange. State Health Officers nre compil­ ing statistics preparatory to waging n campaign to 'eradicate the mos­ quito. By James UuY'r in "Sunshine.’'’ THE KINDLY WARRIOR IN FLORIDA. Vy> .. ■ FLORIDA C*4 / •. ■f ,;^svty|k ay.: i•r- - AAS-r- • ^ «;•*'**j*. y / , ^ _ . jff v 4. • • for the pdrpoae of providing sound banking for the grow-* Ing business of the farmer, miller and trader of those ear­ ly days. OPPORTUNITIES. -y ____ tTKDJ APRIL 1887 Yean Before Confederation By Rodger W. Babson. I WANT to say that there is nd state in the Union that has such opportunities, and such a bright future os F,0ryou have the sunshine, the water and the phos­ phate, the three basic fundamentals oi agriculture. New Mexico and Arizona have the sunshine, but not the moisture; California and certain other section have the sunshine and moisture without the phosphate. You have got here those three fundamentals, the only state in the Union which has the three funda­ mentals o f agriculture. . „ Secondly, you have the strategic location, you are near the great markets, only 24 hours, more or less, lo Washington, New York, Philadelphia, Cleve­ land, Detroit, Chicago, the great markets. There is a third fatftor which is very important. The farmer in the Central West is up against this proposition: As the people become more prosperous, they eat less whent, rye, corn and other cereals, which are the great basic crops of the Central West, but the reverse is true of fruit. As people become more pros­ perous, they consume more fruit. Op e n e d f o r BUSINESS j\OV. 1ST, 1887 By men of foresight snd vis­ ion who laid Its foundations cn conservative lines and1 I tar ted the building of Its \mple reserves. TODAY plPITAL: $100,000 (URGES: $1,500,000 We offer to business men and jarmers and to all who carry u deposit account or who need banking accommodation, the facilities and experience gath­ ered In our 36 years of bank- i |.ig operations, together with a courteous, efficient service by n capable staff. irst National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER FORSTER, President STATE PRESS COMMENT m Fort Myers Press: Pinstercrs in'rending movie titles aloud. They should have given him about 13 years Chicago are receiving $26 a day. Wo think this is laying it on pretty thick. it. the pen for such an offense. Orlnmlo Sentinel: a dietetic trnct on CofTce Drinking." coffee making that’s Somebody issues Daytona Journal: Iluy n little real "Thu Crime of estate as an investment, but don’ t clog I’ ut isn't it the the wheels of husi ness by buying it criminal? i with the money you should use to I pay your debts. Miami Herald: Hilly Sunday called on the president the other day and it Tampa Tribune: A good-looking is a safe bet that Mr. Coolidge did Tampa girl wns shocked the other day not g it in a word edgewise. when n beauty parlor expert told her If she would lay off corn liquor and Tampa Tribune: Some unknown cignret i she would not need to come philanthropist has supplied every pa­ to a beauty parlor for aid. per in Florida with a cut of Nuthan Clcnrwater Sun: All work and no Mayo. play is said to make Jack n dull Palm Beach Times: Nobody is hoy, hut living in bed for a week is concerned about "the full dinner pail" entirely too much play, end it is a nowadays. What everybody demands pleasure to be bach on the job this morning. is tho groaning mahogany table. B. F. WHITNBH, Cssliler in iiiiiiiiin n H iN iu iH N iiiiiiiiin u i ops, Side Curtains Upholstering Doi’l Walt Until it Rains to Think of Your Top. Have 0 ife Side Curtains Ready When Cold Weather Comes. We ({Ter the Best of Mnterlnl and Our Workmanship is -----------:-----------GUARANTEED---------------------- idford Auto Top Company -Next To Dodge Garage Oak Ave. L ,e / * LAK E M A R Y TO SANFORD us Line Florida Times-Union: Legislation Miami News-Metropolis: At twen­ by treaty is now presumed' to he the ty you blush when n mnn praises . , . ., , .., . , ___ populnr tmng in the United Mates, it you; at thirty you think him a clever * : , „ , . , . , . . being declared that the migratory fellow, ami at forty you wonder v/hat i . . , , , x , . |bird laws now in effect were drawn he wants. from nn agreement between tho Unitd Mutes government and Canada— Florida Chief: They fined Hurry and this after congress hnd refused Blank, of Philadelphia, $13.00 fori to give up police powers of the stntes that nre guaranteed by the constitu­ tion. A thousand dollars makes a j Passengers and Packages Leaves Lake Mary a. m. and 1 p. m. . Leaves Sanford 10:30 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. > . Oak and First. Phone 543 ■ BflBBBBRBBBBaRBBBBHBHSBaBBBEEaiBBBBCBaaUUM9>lHaBaBnBUiaB^aCCeXSBaBBRBXKIIBBBUBRBBRR fine * ' m gift, but is rather expensive. The tlmo has come to shop early ami avoid avoiding the shoppers. Get something for the home this Christmas. A hammer L<r cracking nuts, burglars nnd collectors is fine. ■ fl ■ When selecting children's Christ­ mas toys get them two o f each. One sit is for father to play with. B H B An infallible Guard A nice little booklet containing n dozen silver-plated wrong numbers is a swell telephone girl gift. : I f the Orlando detour continues to B Florida was honored in enter- "shipmates.1 Little "Keg." was condeteriorate at its present rate, it B wont be long before it will be tin- taining another in tho long line of her stantly ut his side. This alliance be­ B u Professor rays we will nil live un- a passable for all save whippet tanks fatuous guests when on Armistice tween the "Little Admiral" and "Big ilirgrouml in 2,000 years, lint the wets ■ rA and tractors. Day this year Admiral William Sow- Admiral" lasted until Lieut. Gillmor still have hopes. M 4 den Sims, of world-wide fame as IX Press reports indicate that Uncle war-time commander of the American rcturned to America asigned to duty IX Evansville (Ind.) bricklayer rnught Sam expects to wage u strung cam­ Naval Forces operating in Kuropean requiring his special technical quali­ 2 stealing chickens, perhaps intending n Advertising, if you use it properly, is an infallible paign to enforce the prohibition laws. waters, came to this state expressly fications. a teaching them to lay bricks. More than ten million dollars, ac­ The Gillmors were living in New ■s to dedicate tire new Legion Home of sentinel for you. It guards you against fraud and a cording . to recent estimates, will be York nm! little "R eg." often asked N the Edward C. DeSausurc Post No. 1) Very few people do ns well ns they M about his hero. The six million other provided for this purpose. u of Jacksonville. Tho entire state may inferiority. It protects you against making unwise expect while n great many do better --------- o---------people living in Gotham did not seem well be proud o f the new Legion Herbert Fplkel in his "Sunshine" to count. One day he spied the than their friends expect. n headquarters, which will bo the hand­ and unsatisfactory purchases. u characteristic gray beard on a tall urges all loyal Floridans to spell out u some home of the late Joseph It. The greatest man in the world H figure clad in nn immniulntu goldthe word Florida. “ Florida is a Parrott, former President of tho. II 'I " 4 ^ braided blue uniform. Breaking the man you would be if it didn't u trademark that business men of the Florida East Coast Railway. Through a Merchants anti manufacturers who advertise must statu cannot over-use. It is our away from Ills mother "R eg" rushed take so darn much energy . In the generosity of Mrs. Parrott, his ------n best advertising slogan," he advises. up to the man and Mrs, Gillmor was |Q widow, this property was acquired If n peach is not a lemon hIicih give full value because they have good names TiP --------- o --------astonished to see little "K eg" fran­ upon terms most favorable to the Know the South—-ami let the Soutli tically embracing the knees of an usually gets the apple of her e y e ,, JJ I.eg ion nai res. protect. The makers o f well known products often know you. The Manufacturers’ Rec­ embarrassed doorman at a Fifth Ave­ which, o f course, makes u pair* "I have always wanted to come to --------a ord believes Hint the South does not nue hotel, shouting, "Hey, Am’ral!" If says the great naval value names ai millions o f dollars. They cannot a f­ Tim world gets faster. Aman can il adequately know itself and that Florida,” Admiral Sims’ characteristic kind­ Southern people should spend more chief, writing to I lout. Gilchrist It. liness was never reserved for his in­ getmarried in one minute ordrink }j u ford to jeopardise the worth o f these names by sell­ time finding out about their vast Stockton, a Florida man who serv­ timates atone, hut was felt hy all in himself to death in half a minute. III ed us an able to Admire] Sims in natural resources. the » There’s the plumber. Buy his command, down to the land lub­ London, and through whom the in­ ing any but good goods o f full measure and fair •--------- o---------What n ber apprentice seaman who still talk­ plumber a Christmas present. vitation to Florida was extended. The proposal to issue fifty million ed about u ship's “ Hour" when he about a million memorandum hooks? }j price. M dollars in road bonds is gaining sup­ Stockton was with the admiral from meant itsv "deck." —1 || the time his staff consisted of only i • port every day. Florida will, no Ki member the barber this Christ- 11 Many years before the war when doubt, follow the lead o f North Caro­ cue rt gulur officer until after the mas. Give him ermu liniment for it Sima took command of the U. S. S. rubbing his tired jaw muscles. n lina and will profit thereby even to aimhstice wiu signed. So, you can bank on this. ADVERTISED GOODS h Newspaper readers have a mental Nevada, Tie found th3 "brig" filled ------M n greater extent than the old North II picture of Admiral Sims as six-feet with "gobs" locked up for trivial State. MUST be as .ADVERTISED. That is why it pays to And the butcher, get him a Christ- a ithin mas gift. A few extra bones to put 3 two,' o f aggressiveness and fighting breaches of navy discipline. ------- .—o---------u Florida is enjoying the greatest ‘ sp rit; but Lieut. Stockton, speaking fl fvw weeks he hud cleared the ship's in the steak would tickle him. deal with advertisers and advertised p rod u ctf B from a more intimate association, J!‘ K nnd had it repainted for the uso prosperity in the history of the N B state. With everybody busy and I relates interesting anecdotes of thO|°f the men as a handball court. , Even “ »*■*' the j.Uitmait goldfish O should UUI4H4 tin have t.vuiEI prospective residents arriving every admiral’s kindly and lovable person-Aggressiveness in n good cause had (their Christmas. Bead them nil 3 day from northern states, no part uiity. One o f these incidents con- made his reputation, Minis becoming about what nhard time other fishj 3 o f the state will huve causa for com- coins the American Commander and known us the “ Father o f American have. U plaint this season. tha "CVninundcr’a Commander” n s1Gunnery." Always d voting his| m B --------- o---------1he was known, tho latter being young[ fighting spirit to needed naval revo" know a man who smokes a B Growers are expressing great sat- "Keg" Gilinur, the little son <f Lie. t. forms but maintaining a lovable hu* pipe? A million dollars worth o f jj Ufaetiun over the plan for govern- K. K. Gil! in nr. Thu admiral is him-; man disposition, endearing him to matches for Christmas would suit a ment inspection o f all perishables * If tho father of six children, and childhood as well as to his military him. shipped from this section. It Is be-1 during thu week-ends which he spent associates—this is the man Florida I ______ □ Ih-ved this plan will raise the itand-jwith Ihe Gillmor] at their country delights to welcome on the Fifth An-j Florida should rejoice over the fact aril of local products anil will mean pince at t'obliam, near Loudon, h ■ niversary of the 1’cnce lie helped to. that the state now has more than mure money to the growers, |<md little "Keg," became devot. d hasten. |five thousand miles of paved roads. BBBBBBBBaKBBBkflaBBaflasaaasaBBnaaaBaaaBsitaEBaaaasBBaasBflSBBBDBBaH aBaBCBBBBBaBBBBR to buy lsLA !1 ■ r 'Vi. - • - ___■_ . * ‘ I 11 B 1 -- ---- ------- ~ - — — - >________ _ �m ocratk Clubs For W om en Forms Phone: Office 108 MRS. FRED DAIOER, Society Editor Residence 217-W MOST BEAUTIFUL? Wedawiey—Mrs., Ban Caswell will entartali) the Bon Ton Bridge Club, ■t 8:00 pi m., at her home on Mag­ nolia avenue, honoring Mr*. How­ ard W. Smith of West Palm Beach. Wcdn—Jsy Welfare . Department of Woman’s Club meats at Club House at three o ’clock. Thursday— Mrs. Harry Heeren will entertain the mentbera of the Mcrrle Matrons JBridge 'Club, at her home on Union., avenue, at three o’clock. , * Wednesday—Mrs. George Townsend will entertain'at a Miscellaneous Shower at her home on Mellonville avenue, honoring Miss Maureen Echols, a bride-elect from 2:30 to 6:30 p. m. t 4 \‘ NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—The first o f 6,000 Victory' clubs, In which democratic ^loaders hopo to enroll 100,000’ women on ac­ tive workers, w ill be fOrmfd by Mrs. George H..‘ Childs, it was announced by Cordell Hull, chairman o f the democratic na­ tional committee. The clubs will bo formed throughout the country «n d ore to have a t least 21 members each. Mrs. Childs formerly was president o f the women’s dem­ ocratic club o f New York City. Miss Margaret E. McCann, n dealer in securities, announced plans were being made for the creation o f a woman's national bnnk here soon. A loan plan fo r women only in connection with the bank also was contem- a WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS, * .. Thursday— Mrs. 8. Puleston will en­ tertain the members o f the Dupli­ cate Bridge Club at her homo in Rose Court. Tlittrarday— M rs.' U iJrow , Mrs. B. 'H ow ell, Mrs. Metcalf, and Mrs. R. | P. Torrence will entertain the G. I I. A . at-three o'clock a t the home o f Mrs. Mowcll on French avenue. Thursday— Mrs. Forrest Lake’ will entertain the Every Week Bridge Club at three o ’clock at her home on Bark avenue. Friday— Mrs. R. P. Torrence will en­ tertain tho members o f Circle No. 3, at her home, 418 Magnolia avc - 1 nue, at three o’clock. vMOODS. FORT MYERS, Nov. 21.—The Wo­ man’s Division o f the Fort Myers Chamber o f Commerce has been per­ manently organized, with Mrs. Conrad’ Mcngc ns president; Miss Knte L. JeiTcott, first vice-president; Miss M. Flossie Hill, second vice-president; r.nd Miss Kate C. Roberts, secretarytreasurer. The board o f directors consists o f Mrs. Clint Roliek, Miss Alta Evans, Mrs. Effie Winkler Henderson, Mrs. F. C. DesRochers, Mrs. Anna Blaise, Miss Katherine Hatley, Mrs. Charles Miles, Mrs. Morton M. Milford, Mrs. J. E. Matcrr, Mrs. .1. N. llartsfieij, and Mrs. Francis W. Perry. Mem­ bers o f the organization will meet* with the chamber o f commerce ut ^ each meeting to work in conjunction with that organization in its activ­ i t ie s . Whero do they go, those little moods Mile. Sandrinl, Parisian girl o f Italian origin, is considered by o f mine? many artists as beng the most bcautful model n the world. The Shed,> one by one; like garments used photo above explains why. no more; Each leaves behind a haunting lone­ liness, First Session F. F. W. C. Held Until I lose thd semblance that it A t West Palm Beach Last Night wore. The golden softnc3$ o f the ^pensive -------5 Mrs. E. M. Galloway, vice president Inst night. Mrs. J. W, McCoUoum. Reduction Will Include All Branches** mood If Plans Carry When Con­ Wraps me around like opiates that at large, Mrs. R. E. Tolar president president of the southeastern coun­ gress .Meets blind. of the local Woman’ .Club, Mrs. John cil, Miss Elizabeth Skinner, president Then, passing, leaves n cool, Indiffer­ Leonard!, state chairman of Chilli’s of the Florida federation und Mrs. ent mind. Joseph Earmnn, president of the West Welfnrc, Mrs. 1). A. Keilcy, Mrs. Thb tender moods and those’ o f deep Palm Beach Woman’s club, presided. Julius Takncli, Mrs. W. I*. Carter of despair The program was full as there were Are all o f such nn inner part of me, Oviedo and Mrs. Mesgrovc also of greetings from state presidents re - 1 I wonder, can they be o ld ; memor­ Oviedo are attending the Stnt* meet­ sponses from members o f the south­ ing o f Florida Federation of Womnns eastern council, ies?— well as addresses ------- «tn as u'Uiiesaua ..O cju a*th u y..tbu u gh U . . Jfrorn other j, Club which is being held this week o f welcome from the state president, m’-WMit'PnFTiV'UHifbl" '’ ’*'**3»* •’*,'« * i *tfcvpiw hl*nr i**fh*'*mrtho:isMn Mum worlds set free? The first session o f the Florida Fed-j cil, the president o f the West Palm The red, defiant mood jsets me eration o f Women’s Clubs in conven-1Beach club, th“ mayor o f West Palm athrill, tion nt West Palm Reach was held j Beach and several music numbers. Until there comes such shadowy re­ gret | I press my throbbing heart to keep Tampa full o f pep after a good meet­ whose ready wit nnd jokes nre al­ it still. .......... . |ing . with the State Florists’ Associn- ways enjoyed. The members will long They are my children of a fleeting [ t,on temember the “ drug Lodine,” as told A fortunate purchase, through special L. I*. Lewis, o f Avon Park, Cliff by Dr. Carpenter. hour, Born o f my soul nnd fashioned after Baggott, o f Valdosta, Ga., F. M. arrangement with Peggy Paige enables A number o f new members were Fleurnon, o f Orlando, nnd J. II. me; ndmitted into the circle yesterday nnd us to have this interesting When they depart, oh, d o ’•they not Wrnggor, o f Ferandina, were a group much interest lias been created by o f business visitors in the City Sub­ return f ANDREW W MELLON these nil day meetings. The next Aro they, perhnps, those little wan­ stantial yesterday and were -guests meeting will be held nt the homo of ut the Montezuma. dering winds Mrs. Hughey on Fifth street. WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.— Income I feel, but can not see? taxes from the highest to the lowest | At five o’clock sewing was put DISTRICT MEETING OF W. M. l\ — By Doris Kenyon. "* ■ will be materially reduced by the con- (a aside and the guests wero joined by a A district meeting of the W. M. U. number o f other circle members and gross that meets two weeks from to- " Jacksonville was represented here o f the Baptist church will ho held ull day, but not at the expense o f the day tomorrow at the Baptist church tea nnd wafers were served. yesterday by Leo Bing. j soldier's bonus. Among those helping yesterday and all member* are asked to he pres­ I -------wero Mrs. L. It. Phillips, Mrs. S. O. This apparently was tho concensus Mrs. B. G. Mann, o f St. Cloud, was ent. One of the year’s most o f opinion among leaders o f both Shin holier, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. The parents of the “ Sunbeams" are the guest of friends here yesterday. attractive daytime Jaunty bolero nnd Bul­ house and renate today after a week’s asked to send tho children to the McCauley, Mrs. C. L. Goodhue, Mrs. frocks, in black crepe, garian sleeves give an conference inaugurated by the an­ P. M. Elder, Mr.*. C. H. Smith, Mrs. Mrs. J. G. Sharon is expected home church tomorrow afternoon promptly with black velvet nt L. M. Telford, Mrs. I Y. Bryan, Mrs. nouncement of the Mellon reduction fdr t<> thi3 three-piece tomorrow from Atlantic Beach, where at three o’clock. Not often is it our privilege to offer such cuffs, collar, pocket, nnd R. W. Turner, Mrs. J. W. Rutledge, program. The secretary o f the treas­ she has spent the past week. a thoroughly complete and attractive combination blouse bottom of skirt. Chain Mrs. WHlinm' Musgrovo, Mrs. IV. J. ury, an implacable foe o f the bonus, SENIOR G. F. 8. group o f dresses as these. jJrcss o f embroidered stitching, and ball but­ The members of the Senior G. F. S. Carpenter, Mrs. Hughey and Mrs. M. made his recommendation contingent Mr. nnd Mrs. F. D. Mauldin, o f A t­ tons iu gold, and Val­ fuse and navy crepe. Gowns that are different—Styles that Douglas. upon congress not passing the bonus lanta, arrived here yesterday und will were delightfully entertained yester­ enciennes lace in ecru are exclusive— und the assurance that hill. An especially attractive spend a short time hero at tho Monte­ day by Misses Dorothy and Florence contribute n note of en­ they are correct. DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY CLASS costume fo r street Moro, at their home on Kim avenue. Members o f congress, however, i ■ zuma. livening color. Quantities of chrysanthemums DELIGHTFULLY ENTERTAINED. plan to do L.th—reduce taxes and a wear. Elaborate frocks for afternoon and eve­ Last evening, the lovely home o f pu3S the bonus. Mo:*t o f them a r e '* Robert Bier, o f Washington, D. C„ combined with fern,* were effectively ning wear; smart costumes for street Mrs. 11. J. Stuffing,-was the scene of committed to both actions and th e y '* was among the nrrivnls hero yester­ used in the various rooms. and informal occasions. one o f the prettiest parties given promised the veterans adjusted coni-! a The members spent the afternoon day and is making his headquarters sewing for tin* bazaar, under the di­ during the autumnal season, when pensution in their campaigns, and at tho Montezuma. All authoritively styles with that touch o f distinction in which’ P eggy A. McCay. they promised lower tuxes generally rection o f their leader, Mr«. S. E. Mrs. Starling, Mrs. McVay Lindsay, o f Cocoa, spent Barrett. Late in the afternoon re .(A irs. A. K. Powers, Mrs. C. W. to their constituents when seeking Paige excels. You must see them. Arranged in fou r special prices at the day here yesterday transacting froshments o f hot chocolate and cakes Stokes, Airs. John Sneed, Mrs. Frank re-election. business and was registered at the were served by the hostesses assisted Adams und Miss Iris Kenny, enter­ Secretary Mellon proposed that in­ tained tho members of the Daughters] come taxes be reduced generally by their mother, Mrs. J. W. Mero. Montezuma. On next Tuesday afternoon the G. o f Wesley class. from 30 to 10 per cent, which reduced F. 8. will meet at the homo o f Miss The spacious living, reception and from 30 to 10 per cent, which re­ Among the tourists arriving in dining rooms were converted into a duced to dollars means more than Sanford yesterday were Otis George, Georgia Mobley on Myrtle avenue. The members present yesterday veritable fairy woodland, with boughs $300,000,000. o f Minneapolis, Minn,, and R. Scully were Mrs. S. E. Barrett, Misses o f foliage in the shades of red, brown o f Flint, Mich. Ronus ndoveates believe it will be Grace Dillon, Velma Shipp, Georgia and gold, forming an artistic back­ possible to work out an adjusted com­ Miss Anna Kanncr and Mrs, Chns. Mobley, Jeanne Maxwell, Olive New­ ground for baskets and jurdenirs of pensation hill that will cost the gov­ Knnner motored to Kissimmee yes­ man, Tillie Benjamin, Dorothy and crimson roses nod yellow chrysanthe­ ernment only about $100,000,000 in mums. The fights were shaded in cash annually. They further believe terday, where tho latter wont on Florence Mero. ! yellow which east a mellow glow over such a bill wifi be acceptable to the business. ALL DAY MEETING CIRCLE 2. all. veterans, nnd at the same time per­ Form erly $49.00 to $69.00 Yesterday the members o f Circle Many games were indulged in dur­ mit n tax rut so substantial as to Mrs. George De Cottes returned home yesterday from Jacksonville, No. 2 of the Methodist ihureh held ing the ovening, the feature being make it felt In the pocket o f eevry whore she has been the guest o f Mrs. an nil day meeting at the home of the “ Nursery Rhyme Contest," Mrs. taxpayer in the country, whether he G. A. De Cottes and Miss Mary De Airs. C. If. Smith, on Third street, for Robert Thrasher having the most earns $2,000 a year or $100,000. the purpose o f sewing for the bazaar. rhymes wag given the prize, a chic Cottes fo r the past two weeks. Quite n bit o f work wna accomplish­ French doll. the tea service. Favors o f cunning ed both during tho morning and af­ Mr. and Mrs.- F. S. Daigcr motored A t a lute hour, refreshment.* of a baskets resembling turkeys filled 1* over from Tampa today and ore the ternoon. tempting saiud course with coffee with yellow grains o f corn w erela KUasts of their son and dflujflitor, Mr. •At noon, the members enjoyed an und candies were served. The dining a given. ;H nnd Mrs. Fred Daiger, Jr.^at their oyster dinner, with salad and coffee. table was laid with un exquisite About thirty members o f tho class * At this time they wore joined by Dr. Ciuny lace cover ami centered with a home on Fourth street. enjoyed this ail *■ ttii* pleasant evening and all and Mrs. W. J. Carpenter. low bowl o f crimson roses nnd as­ voted this lis ono o f the m ost delightful *B During the afternoon tho members paragus ferns. Mrs. McKay poured Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Stewart are affairs given the members in same ■ returning homo this ovenlng from were entertained by Dr. Carpenter, coffee while Airs. Adams presided at]tim e. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u m B a B H a a iia a a x H a a N s a B a a B H iia n a H n iL ia a H a u a a u a a B a a B H B H a B H B a B M a a INCOME TAXES BE] REDUCED IS PLAN] DRESSES OF DISTINCTION ACHIEVED WITH AUTHORITY THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY !$29 .75, $. $39 .50 , $45.00 BaumeFs Specialty Sh THE POSTOFFICE IS NEXT DOOR TO US BaaBBBBaBBaBBBBBBBBBaaaaaaaBBaaaBaaBBBaBBaaaaaaaBaBaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaBa • . ■s. 1. ~ : �M ,m * ARRIVALS AT HOTEL VALDEZ. e W orld O f Sports fw * match race Saturday at Churchill Downs, Louisville, exhibited today fo r ’ thc first Wipe by the Pstho Com­ pany, show In Mcmoriam nn appar­ ent victor by half head, although part, at least o f tho margin was due to the,location of the camera, six feet beyond the finish line. The judges in one of the most thrilling thoroughbred races in history. Cal­ culation M th camera's location to the wire nnd distance from the horses at the finish gives In Mcmoriam nn ad­ vantage of about four inches in the pictures, according to an explanation o f Emanuel Cohen, Pathe editor, to newspapermen who witnessed n spec­ ial showing o f the films. Discounting this, however, it was' pointed out, In Mcmoriam apparently had a lead of approximately eight Inches, inasmuch ns the margin actually appnrcnt In tho picture is about twelve inches. — .... - ith Teams R oll Rather Low Score— Moye Man o f the Evening W ith A Total of High 465 Pins To H is Credit y: 10 ii game In which both tennis . made rather low scores, tho Brolhcri hood team defeated the Men's Club by • grand total o f 134 pins. Only in the second game did the lie n ’s Club get the edge over the •Brotherhood, but these boys came right back the third game and trim­ med the Men’s Club by 1.12 pins. Houlihan Mason __ Both high score fo r the evening Dorncr .. and for n single game weru rolled by Moye ,' who Had a grand total o f -Km . - fo r the evening nnd 190 for the last game. Thurston was tho only other Player i bowler to pass the 400 mark for the Bennett ... Bootherhood. Gibbs ..... ..... 500 fi70 Mens* Clcub. ..... 110 ...... 87 In the Men's Club line-up Delta Betts ..— ..... 117 •nd IJoyd showed up best. *» Betts IJoyd ...... ...... 113 bowled a total o f >121 pigs, while McAllister ....... 72 Lloyd was right behind hi mwith JIG. Tomorrow night tho Caseys nnd 110 121 118 119 105 758 Total 115— 115 111— 121 110— 421 151— 410 108— 285 poses a Class A team. He nl o ex­ pressed the desire that Sanford would soon cce lit to return to the folds of the State Longue. The stntoment of Mr. Tinker’s thnt within n yonr or two nil big league tennis will bo training in Florida is substantiated to n certain extent by a letter received yesterday by the secretary of the Chamber of Com­ merce. According to C. A. Coniiskey, president o f the Chicago White Sox, nirangcnicnts have been made to bring the White Sox to Florida next spring, nnd rumor has it that they will locate in Winter I’nrk. Key West Armory Will Be Scene o f Big Battle When McGee and Reyes Meet Meaning Jack Dempsey and Jack Renault (above), the fam­ ous Canadian heavyweight. Re­ nault wants a go with the champ­ ion and thinks lie can take away the millioii-dollnr title. STANDING BOWLING LEAGUE Club Sanford, T. G. .. Congregational Men’s Club ...... Bro. St. Anddcw K. o f C.................. Merchants ......... DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 21—There’s been a double christening in the Ford car family. When the newest member, a smart sedan with two doors, arrived on the scene, announcement o f which is ju.ik made, there came with it the question of a name. For several days the folks just couldn't decide what to call the* baby of the family until, from quite an unexpected source, there came the happy suggestion: “ Lot's call it Tudor.” And Tudor it was christened, a name quite in keeping with the aris­ tocratic appearance o f the new car. “ How about re-naming the other sedan?" some one asked and then came this reply: “ We might call it the four-door Ford or— Ah, Hint's it! Fortl—or, Fordor. Simple and expressive, isn’t bath, ^ , ca|)Uin of Ul0 Con,ril. Tho Daily Herald 1 Tho yellow uniforms of the Faint players ought to have been enough But as the season is very early we Robs Calomel o f for anyone to distinguish iho differ­ are expecting to see some one break v Nausea and Danger ence between them ami the Sanford this mark—though it will lie hard hoys who had black uniforms. Hut to lietter. Medicinal Virl lies Retained and Im ns we have said above— [umiconc was proved—Dangerous and Sickening evidently door blind! Qualities Removed. Perfected Tab Hanford is very lucky in securing let Called “ Colotah" the services of Joe Tinker, veteran For tin* simple rensojf that the nt the baseball game to assist in the local boys jtiil "nut holly nnd Uvttor.iiectiort of n suitable lidd to make tally" outplayed the Ancient City boys a municipal athletic field. We we! without any doubt whatever. como this assistance by Mr. Tinker who certainly is well up on the ■ The Hruthcrhood of St. Andrew put tilings and trust thnt he will help the Men’s Club on the retired list Sanford to have nn athletic field ns last night by henting them to the turn* of a l i t pin margin. We are good as Orlando has in another year. surprised nt the Men’s Club for bowl­ Conch Wilkipsun is hard at work ing such a low score. And—accord­ ing to several o f the Men’s Club— getting his Celery Feds in shape fur Hie gume with Orlando Saturday. The they are surprised too! locals will meet the M< mo rial Tigers in Orlando this year. evening— but it isn’t anything that The Tigers have a niurli stronger puzzles us. Mutt can do anything in, team this j^ar than they did la.it, the athletic line ami can do it well,, when the Sanford High hoys walked too. We are not surprised ut anything away with them so easily. The Celery in )he sporting world that he does, Feds will no doubt find a much harder great or small. team to beat this year than last. screened porch, built ONE THAT IS GUARANTEED FOOT OF FIRST STREET front in back garage, house complete­ ly furnished modern and all conveniences, and for a quick sale he offers the whole works for $2,000.00 down and the balance like rent. BETTER LOOK THIS ONE OVER Need Some Help Tomorrow? Just Telephone a W ant A d to the “ A man ought to coma home in the evening smiling and with a good ap­ petite.’’ Surety, Fidelity, Casualty Ilond and Invesmenls SANFOItD Telephone 148 FLORIDA We desire to announce to the public the opening o f our new leed store—located at North Elm Ave. and Com­ mercial S t.-n ex t to Crown Paper Co. Photographer, Park Ave. Today. Your message will reach the men or women you want to reach. From the many who respond, you can easily choose the fittest. Ground Floor We carry complete stock of high grade mule and dairy teeds. Also the famous Red Comb chicken feeds o f all kinds, which we are buying direct from the mills in carlots. This enables us to sell for LESS. ( woe in, let us prove this to you. TO PLEASE, Pham: 10 :-J JUST ARRIVED New Shipment of the latest fic­ tion and children's boks Hcmhiuurters fur Office Supplies Manager •j ii NORTH ELM AVE________ ___ ___________ " i m a i i u . a . c M m u m u u m u n m u m u u M tu m u m u u m m . £ B B TIiiii r itm porch, corner lot 70x120, vm ( , u . f lf # t t(, c r u 3 s , t w lt h that there was water in the lake and that it was dangerous to venture near! jtin U H O C q u o fa sl^ GET YO U R O U T F IT N O W So we have two Ford cars with brand new names, the Tudor nnd the Fordor. Tiie line-up for Saturday’s game “ Yes," replied young Mrs. Torklns, with Harvard probably will be the "hr* ought to. But the home team same as last week. Along dummy can't win nil the time."— Washing­ scrimmage will be held tomorrow ton Star. Well, we ro Lack again alter an nn-t ino alleys must nave ncen oneci and will constitute the last hard reiiet* o? u few days, during which)up last night—which, accounts—or work previous to meeting the Grimtime we we were trying to under- would account for the low scores made btiiml what the St. Augustlno sport by both teams. The Men’s (Hub usualwriter meant by his assertion “ that ly rolls a much higher score than the Saints taught the Sanford boys they did last night—so in our opinhow to *»V»y football last Saturday.” ion, something was radically wrong This bird must have been cross-eyed with the alleys, T IT USVILI.E—Announcement has Give your friends the only been made this week to the elfect np i color blind both! * ______ they cannot huy that W. F. Allen, real estate man ---------lidding rolled a score of 10 for o f this city, lias completed n deal Seems to us like the teaching that Monday night's game with the Truckon ocean front property on Mer­ wus done, was under the supervision j ers which is high-water mark for ritt's Island that promises to be o f the Sanford squad, with Quarter- this season. It will also lie a land the greatest beach development back Bach ns principal and the rest mark to beat at any time this year, north o f Miami. of “ the gang" as his corps of teachThere have been three to cross the The deal is one whereby five ets. The only slip in this fine train______ As an inducement for early set­ ed corps of teat tiers wan when a cou- L hum|ml niark for ono (,nnu> thi* miles o f ocean frontage just north ting during November I will pie o f them went to sleep trying to ^ Stovo|ulo|l( rongreguliomd of Titusville Beach was purchased by Messrs. Fornn and Grosser and present one HxIO enlargement drum name real football into heads of the Saints, who will, their yellow f( lo U , |jf ,, , . .lh,8 fop 0|)0 Knm„ Tllu transferred by them to the Piny a FREE (value $3.50) with each Linda Development company, in order (Rost cards excepted) jackets seemed clu p.d aa to e v e r y - , ^ l!ay n riu u:uK. a botu,r which these gentlemen are stockthing—excepting, perhaps the fact tUh(f 2U) , (H< Thu Jnat Monday j Salt lorIAIant.orAtfafc.Axafl j Diugioa I R A D I O S E A S O N IS And he owns one o f the Double Christening In Ford Car Family nicest bungalows on the Bring 2 New Names Heights, five rooms, and Reyes will appear as top-liners in the show being promoted In the NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 21.— National Guard’s armory. Reyes is DirULuninn, the regular right-end on considered by many ns' one of the the Yale Varsity football team, re­ cleverest fighters in the South. turned to'th e eleven yesterday, mak*ing it possible for th cteam to go through signals with the same line-up with which they started thu game against Princeton. All the members o f the squad, except Hulmnn, who is still in tho infirmary with a twisted knee, were on the field. KEV WEST, Nov. 21.— Doug Mc­ Gee of Mining " d l have a hard man to beat when the faces Tommy Reyes o f this city here tonight, according to followers o f the fistic game. McGee Murine, Soothes and Rt/mfm. ' Mr. Cohen emphasized that his ex­ planation was purely from nn techni­ cal viewpoint, based upon the “ reve­ lation of tho camera's eye." He re­ fused to commit himself one way or the other regarding the outcome of the race. Jockey Earle Snnde, noon tho conquerer of I’ npyrns and Mack Garner who piloted In Mcmoriam, both whip­ ped their mounts frantically in a driving finish. 1911 Joe Tinker To Assist Park Commission In Selecting Athletic Field in Sanford Joe Tinker, manager o f tho Or­ lando baseball team, has consented to como to Sanford and nssist the Park Commission In the selection and building of the new nthlcth* perk. Mr! Tinker has hud considerable ex­ perience in thh line o f work, hnvlng built the Orlando hall park. He was also for some time n stellar shqrtntop on the Chicago White Sox. Mr. Tinker has also promised that when ho goes to tho national confer­ ence o f the owners anti managers of professional' baseball tennis in Chi­ cago on December 0, ho will bring back to Sanford for training pur­ Show In Mempriarri Wort CLAYAW AY A. W. ilcArthur and wife, CalnesvlUc, Fin.; Palmer Walthour, Atlanta, (3a.; BenJ. Kershaw, Jacksonville; R. R. Kinard. Crescent City; Innes Hen­ ry, St. Petersburg; Geo. S. Mnrr nnd wife, North Carolina; S. II. SlellwKer, InmoteaSnTndgive it color t H K Remove DMCKneaa* onu piniinm. Orlando; Wm. C. Sessions, Tampa; e n C d pores. 'Rebuild facial lift S. Ullman, Philadelphia; J. N. F.by, S f u « and S c s . Make the skin soft Jacksonville; S. E. Beecher, Zephyr- fcnd smooth. 9 hill, Fin.; A. G. Millard, Atlanta; G. You can obtain regular •«** from irow H. Hilderbrandt , Atlanta; w . »• fa v o rite toilet countsr. If not, ssnd this M t h lOcentsto Boncilla UboratoHas, Strother, Jacksonville; F. P. Bramm, Indianapolis, Indiana, fora trial tuba. and wife Nashville, Term.; B. Myers, Baltimore, Md.; L. B. Wheeler, Ashevillc, N. C.; C. W. Dishlnger, Jack­ sonville; J. R. S. Hall, Snskaloon, Sank.; J. B. Coarsey, Jacksonville; S. A. Bachman, Jacksonville; W. W. Pettman, Jacksonville; W. B. Kdmonston, St. Augustine, Fla.; F. J. Gage, i' <: Prummcr. New York . �iV ■ THE SANFORD D A ILY HfcRALD, W EDNESDAY. NOVEMBER X I, IM F Phone Ask for Want Ad Department and Dictate Y ou r Ad, Prompt and Courteous Service FOR S A L E - TERMS—CASH IN ADVANCE Tclcpbor.ed ads., will bs received from patrons and collector sent immediately for payment. M ISCELLANEOUS FOR 8ALE— Two 4 weeks old, of' Herald. t Tim e..—. --------------- -------- ...... 3 Tim e* - ................................*«• n line n Time* --------------- -------—He « lia r 211 T la e a ------------------ ...A c » line Double rate fo r black face type. Reduced rates for. coniccutlve In­ sertions. Count six wordi to the line. Minimum charge of C0e for first insertion. AH advertising b restricted to proper classification. In case o f error The Herald will be responsible for only cue incor­ rect insertion, the advertiser for all subsequent insertions. The Herald office should be notified immediately In caso o f error. R E A L ESTATE FOR SA L E :oud cow j, ealvea FOR SALE— one o f the best corner lire'a D. T., care loention sin Sanford, 11 room house, garage with two rooms over it, for sale or will-trado f i r vacant lots or city property o f any description on right basis. A. P. Connelly & 8ons. 123-t'c. AP AR TM EN TS FOR R EN T W ANTEDM ISCELLANEOUS central section o f Florida making house to house solicitation for reliable house. I f interested, address Ad­ vertiser, enre The Sanford Herald, and furnish complete information as to your ability, and the salary ncccisary. . No. 200-3tp FOR SALE— Egry Cash Register. Cost $00 when new. Will sell cheap. nml: Georgia lino thirteen miles south, sand-clay in good condition. APARTME Four miles penetration, good. Detour you a* vnci W ANTED— Young lady o f good npone mile around construction work, tourists nrc Rhode Island pcnrancc to do collecting on percent­ setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. good. Six miles of rock base, good. tors. Snnfc for prompt and efficient service. age basis. Address in own handwrit­ Six miles o f shell, rough. Nine miles If you wan Ellsworth, Beardall A venua. San­ ing, giving age, cxpcrcnce and nam­ ford^___________ 83-tfp o f brick and asphalt to Jacksonville, insert a si ing references. Bpx 102, care The F oit SAl^I OR TRADE— Hupmobile good. Duval county lino to St. Au- in The Hen Sanford Dnily Herald. H O U S E S -F O R SALE roadster, run 5500 miles, origlnnl gustino to Hastings and 12 miles No. 2t)0-3tp. very good. Constructing FOR REN1 FOR SALE OR RENT— Centrally lo tires, excellent mechanical condition. south, See the Sanford Stove Works, (102 0no 2 ro rated dwelling eight rooms and sleep­ Bargain. Fred W. Ball, Box 338, City. shoulders ten miles north of EspnSanford avenue before huying stoves. nola. Rock shoulders completed from 2nd., street ing porch. W orth your Inquiry and _____________ No. 2003tp.. Wc will snvc you money. We also re­ consideration. A . P. Connelly & F’OFt SALIC— Grnpcfruit 30 cents per Duval county line to Bunnell except • pair stoves o f nil kinds, grafonslos two miles. Bunnell to Volusia coun- f-'oR—k K Sons. 188-tfe. dozen; oranges 15 cents, sntsumas, and guns. 194-tfc Modern bungalow located on Sanford 20 cents. By the 100, $2.25, $1.00 and ty line, very rough. Volusia county npartmen ■FOR RENT— A real car. Drive your­ Heights. $250,00 cash, balance like $1.50 respectively. Drive out and get line to' Daytonn and New Smyrna jmth(garn}, fair. New Smyrna to Titusville, 19 s e l f . Dodge and Fords. Any place, rent. E. F. Lane, Rooms 501-2 First miles of shell, rough, 14 miles o f j—- r ---- — ,nny time. Oak & Second street, R. National Bank Bldg. Phone 95. shell, good; three miles paved. Titusk J. Reel. No. 201-Gte. villa to Cocoa, six miles o f good rock; ™cn UNUSUAL-----( W u R T U N lT r a V r You can buy n new 5 room cottage five miles of new state road, 12 mile3 ' °.3 g ( n ' rc capable man to handle General $200.00 cash, balance $35.00 per pnved; Cocoa to Melbourne 15 miles H * ' Agency for monthly ncident and month. A. P. Connelly & Son, of good rock road; Melbourne’ to Schealth insurance. Commission con­ No. 201-Gtc. suitable fur tract only. Give age and present posi­ LOST A N D FOUND bastnin, 20 miles of fair rock road; FOR RKN1 You caq buy 5 room new bungalow Scbastnin to Wnbasso, three miles bght housli tion in first letter. Spare time con­ LOST Man’s blue serge coat either You can buy 5 room new cottage, paved, three miles of bad rock road; lUfbta. $15 nections considered. C. II. 'Bayer, on Thirteenth street or Fconch Ave. splendid design nnd loention $500.00 WubaS3o to Vero, detour throe miles nicrcial *1* vice-prc ddont United States National cash, balance os rent. A. P. Connolly Reward if returned oo Herald office. rough; four miles of fair and six suitable for Life & Casualty Co., 29 South La Barker Post Advertising Co. A Sons. No. 201-Gtc. miles paved; Vero to Miami, paved loom Salle street, Chicago. No. 201-3tp. throughout. FOR RENT No. 201 2tc. FOR SXI7F— Rally carriage slightly Road No. 5— High Springs to F’ort > "*th bnt! WANTED— Assistance o f any kind used. Bargain. Mrs. Tom Moore, Myers: High Springs through A rhouse can be secured by running n want 310 W. Third street. chur nntl Williston to Romeo, fair; 5U1 1 nrk ad in The Herald. This clnss of ad­ FOUND—Between Sanford and DeRomeo to Dunnelion newly-graded FOR REF vertising costs very little and is rend Land, rnnn’s suit case. Owner can but heavy sand entirety passable nfhocsekeef by nearly everybody. If in need of have same by identifying nnd paying ter rains. Dunnelion to Inverness front hedrn office help, form help, cooks, or in Information for PuLUc Compiled By for this ad at Herald. Itrookavlllo, fair; Urooksvillc through FOR RFINr fact any kind o f help', Just phono 148 Stuto Road Department— Im­ SALESMAN— With- 1 ^ 7 5 2 5 dailf. Hernando and Pasco counties to Hillsnext to I and give your ud over the telephone. proving Conditions Every­ Why work hard. Our article sells borough county line, rough but pass- heat and h No. 201-Gt. itself. 719 Oak St. Call after nine. nble, where. Hillsborough county line of Herald < WANTED— Colored woman us cook VS * thtbegh Tampa by. w a y .o f .six mile FOR REN nnd housekeeper in a small family. Illy The S>»Mlntril rrrnn) creek through Ilradentown, Sarasota, light huui Answer by letter stating age, experi­ TALI.AHASSEE, Nov. 21.— Con­ Englewood to the Myabka river, very p jm Ave. ence nnd salary you would expect. tain o f F'lorldn stute roads for the Fort Myers: Georgia line to Jasper good; Myakka river to Punta Gorda ___________ Address Box 111, Care The Sanford week ending November 19, is shown very good; Jasper to Genoa fair; rough end sandy in.spots but easily ~ Herald. 11-21-22-23 in the following information compiled Genoa to White Springs fair. White passable; I’unta Gorda directly to nL’al * u n WANTED — Newspaper correspon­ by the State Road Department, which Springs to Lake City good. Lake F’ort Myers Impassable but trnffic county. F. dents' in the towns of Ml. Dora, lias added Road No. 23, from Eelle- City to White Springs under con­ can go by way of Tucker’s Corner. through Su Apopka and Oviedo. Little experi­ viow to Plant City, to the list: struction detour by way o f Fort Road No. fi— Haines City to Fort county line. ence necessary. Good opportunity to Road No. 1.— Nunez F’ crry to Jack­ White, good. High Springs to Gaines­ learn newspaper writing. Inquire at sonville: Nunez F’ erry to Escambia ville 25 miles o f asphalt excellent. Pierce: Haines City to F’ rost Proof, ORLANDO ELECTION CALLED. Herald office. 11-21-22-23 Hay, good county road. Escambia Gainesville to Ocnln rough with the good, shoulders poor; detour through | Bay (FTorldatown) to Milligan, sand- exception of 19 miles of excellent F’ ront Proof; from F’ rost Proof to So-1 day road und brick road in excellent linie rock and asphalt road, detour bring, fair; Sebring to DeSoto 'C ity,! shape. Mllignn to DcFuniak Springs near Reddick. Ocnln to HcHevicw should go by way of Fort Passenger. (w ill hold an election on December Road No. 23 Belleview to Plant j m h to pnHa on the q,,„ati(jn of very good county road. DeFuniak under construction; detour near San­ City: Belluview to Sumter county; , , , . . Springs to Ponce dc Leon, excellent tos. Belleview to Leesburg to Flustis .. . . . whether or not n zoning system shall WANTED— An experienced news­ line under construction and very sand-clay road. Ponce do Leon to and Mount Dora very good. Mount paper reporter. See City Editor rough travel from Ocala to Wildwood, bo adopted. One week later the Wcstville, under construction, take Dora through Orange, Osceola nnd Herald office. 11-21-22-23 nushnoll, Dade City and Tamp^ ad- voters will go to the polls to express north county road which is in fine Pork counties to Bowling Green, vised to take Pedro road out o f Ocnla. themselves regarding a bond issue of WANTFID— Furnisheil bed-room, 311 shnpe. Wcstville to Chiplcy, county good. Bowling Green to Gardner Purk avenue. This will bring travel on road No. 23 \$525,000 for public utilities. road in fine shape, Chiplcy to Talla­ fair. Gardner through Arcadia to WANTED— Furnisheil room by busi­ hassee, very good county road, Tal­ Carlstrom Field good. Carlstrom ness woman. Give location and price. lahassee to Tucillu river via Monti- Field to the Bcrmont road, rough and Address box 200 care o f ’ IIcrnld. cello, very good county road. Monti- sandy in rfpots but fair road. BerDAYTONA- BEACH GETS cello to ucilal river, fair. Aucilla mont Road to F'ort Myers, good. AUTHORIZED SURVEY river to Greenville, fine. Greenville Road No. 3.------ Georgia line to Or­ to Madison, fairly good. Madison to lando: Georgia lino to Yuleo and on DAYTONA— Mayor Guy G. Bailey Suwannee river, fine condition. Su­ •to Jacksonville, very good. Jackson­ and City Clerk R. L. Sclden wore wannee river to Live Oak, new cund- ville to Green ’Cove Springs, rough; authorized by the town council, day road, fine condition. Live Oak Green Cove Springs to I’alatka rough meeting Tuesday evening, t<> ex­ to eight miles cast sand-clay surface to end of brick at Rice's creek, brick ecute the civil engineering contract good condition. Here to two miles road from Rice’s creek thruugh Pawith 11. S. Jnudon, calling for pre­ incomplete poor condition. Wellborn latka to San Mateo good. San Ma­ liminary work fur the proposed to live miles east new sand-day sur­ teo good. San Matoe to Sisco, rough. $150,000 municipal improvement face good condition. Here to Lake Sisco to Crescent City new asphalt program contemplated by Daytonn City incomplete, sand-day surface road just completed. Road under Beach. The contrnct will be signed snmeconstruction near Long's. Seville to timo this afternoon, it is said, and Pierson and Barbcrville new asphnlt Mi*. Jaudon assured cnuncilmcn that surface excellent. Barbcrville to Dehe would begin actual work on the i tx’on Springs under construction; survey within the next few days. short detours. DeLeon Springs r Dohir * c r THAT W pf/,D E P A * M 3« A l f ipn e P* LOVELY EVEH<N&i w e / R e PM- S o e p T i 1 H lC E P e o P L G ir \ \k n o w T H f f V C R O u J O -tM 6 ° * ^ T , B e B oR E D OSP V—1 <XL.«_ WANTED— Boarders, Homelike ac­ commodations at Comfort Cottage 318 Magnolia avenue. Mrs. M. Mar­ tin. No. 200-ltp. Room and board $8.00 per week after this week at 102 Oak A vc. Mrs. McEwen, ->'02 Oak Ave. Table bca:ders wanted. 507 Oak MIAMI, Nov. 21.— It Is not likely that Miami will have a season o f bicycle and motorcycle racing this winter, according tu present Indica­ tions. The manager who operated a cyclcdrome tarck hero two years ago has advised local men that he will arrive here within a few days, and advance information has It that he is making the trip to look over the ground to see if interest in such races warrants their resumption. Increase In Price O f A ll Crude Oil CASPAR, Wyo., Nov. 21.— Midwest Refining Company today announced an increase o f ten cents a barrel in the posted price for Osngo (new) crude oil. The new price is 90 cent3 a barrel. An important work awaits the new Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom, in his chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. child welfare commission recently ap-^ pointed by Gov. Hardee. changes in existing laws Many will no doubt be made to the next legisla­ tor*. t « V IA Schelle Maines LAWYER - : — Court Hoiisx You can find the name of every live Business Man in Sanford in this Column each dny. George A . DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank Sanford------------------- Florida QUICK SERVICE TRAN SFE R Ilotlorliolil Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building Sanford -------------------- Florida rinoiU, TrmiUn nml ItnEKllRF Trnn»frrrr«l A n jolirrc Any S. O. Shinholser Elton J. Moughton Contractor and Builder ARCHITECT First National Bank Building Sanford,-------------Florida Sanford, ----------------------- I A. P. Connelly & Sons W . J. Thigpen Established BIOS Real Estate, Loans nnd Insurance Phene 18 10 l-S Magnolia Avc Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance ST E W A R T the Florist R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance ’ SANFORD, FLORIDA Flowers For All Occasions Members F’ lorists Telegraph De­ livery Association 811 Myrtle Ave., Phone 20fi-\V Sanford Machine Co. MII.DREDSIMMONS Teacher of Pianoforte and Pipe Organ Studio: Room 225, Meisch Building Ccnernl Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Phone 52 ------ Sanford, Fla. It. F. WII1TNER, JR. Cuunty Agent O ffice: Basement of Court House Phone No. G. (Listed U. S. D. A.) Residence: 715 Myrtle Avenue. Phone No. 529-R. Sanford Novelty W orks V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop nnd Mill Work Contractor nnd Builder 517 Commercial Street Sanford, ----------------------- Fla. By Thornton Fisher H e m u s t h a v e h a d a t e r r i b l e ti w e l l , Wg 'll 6 0 H OM S GfNOLy s o y o u v c o F t Hf\se r o P o r o p u n r n IT - BOV DGf\R., 1* H ____ s u P e Y o u ’u u u > te . —J T tvw-.m B e . o y j S t = - J - j------" 7 IMStPiD B U N C H 1. jflM 6 0 1 t o HPNG PvtJ pMJVUUY, f l O T t i n g '. \ Id N I C E M Y K Y ta l R E N T ROOMS A N D B O A R D FOR RENT— Cottage. J. Musson. WANTED— To rent, furnisheil house 19G-7ti>. FOR RENT— T wo furnished Bleeping by responsible party. Small family. rooms. Inquire 202 Park avenue. FURNISHED HOME located in ex Answer this ad by letter giving com* No. 200-3tc. pletc description, price and locaton. Furnished housekeeping rooms corn Address Box 101, care The Sanford cr 11th Btrcet and Elm avenue. Ifcrald. M. Schneider. 195-7tp. _____________________ No, 200-tfc. FOR RENT— Apartments and sleep. WANTED— By state organization, exing rooms, Femdale Aportmcnts, Bishop Block, corner First and Pal­ metto streets. 189-14tp. FOR SALE—Six room house, modern LUMBER FOI! lumber, rough or dressed, prompt conveniences, Sanford Heights. A p ­ delivery in Sanford and vicinity, two ply a tHerald Office. No. 200-3tc. mills in operaton, Osteen, Fla., Tel. FOR RENT— Desirable bed room for f t l L . I,_________ lOTrfitp. couple over Iierald office. Apply to npaitmcnt 4._______■ ____________ FOR SALE— Esccrolo plants. Apf FOR RENT— Furnished rooms, 701} 1-ly to Dickerson, Mecca Hammock. > Pnimetto. 198-Gtc. ___________________ _ 200-3tp Mr. 1. Knowltt H O U S E S -F O R Co B e r r e c . tPPV w o n e .K o O S o o e w o ffr B er s o B o r .g c > takc "T H F S T S r i g h t ; { BHBfsK UP H tsuto. > T\M G I R I S E R R C f-- kOouJi r L je o s e tM -Y R fV p .S fN W O H fM J [ H t R G UHTH TUB BCNS ? _____ P O P -V ^ 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, 1923 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, November 21, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 21, 1923. 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>, November 21, 1923; <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/5d4d38db989a110c10dc89f7b6d9d653.pdf ee5051b00609a13d97e33920c2a55591 PDF Text Text 1 KM . t r - ' I: i ~>r *-i-. m mi ■ SANFOBP, FLORIDA, TUESDAY; NOVEMBER 20, IMS SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS ; • State Press Lauds Work of R. J. Holly DECIDE NEXT WAR GOVERNMENT OF-’ Millioi FICIALS BELIEVE DANGBRPA8T Commending R. J. Holly fo r his efforts during the past fifteen years to promote the "mental, moral and spiritual welfare o f Sanford” the Protestant Ministers Association of Sanford yesterday went on record in a resolution unanimously adopted. Dr. E. D. Brownlee stated this morning that the ministers deeply ap­ preciated the support given by the retired'editor to every movement fo r the good o f Sanford. Provided Amendment W A S % NGTON, fNov. 20.—The next Enfoi major war “ will be won or lost on the sufficiency o f munitions reserves,” An n IoM 1>n m ) r. 20.-—Ap- Major General Clarence C. Williams, “ WASHIN more than $10,000,- chief o f Army ordnance, predicted in propriation his annual report made public today B« 000 fo r wot! the prohibition bufiscal year was at the W ar Department irean during officials to have x ."I wish to emphasise the prepon­ Mid by Not Private [ treasury estimates derating importance o f adequate em­ Iatfustry been include ergency reserves,” General Williams o f bu dget submitted b said, adding that in view o f the isolat­ - t o ^ - n <• ed position, highly developed special­ k m tkb after* ized industries and immense re­ sources o f tho United States it seem­ tothB " fO ttl' Government ed "fairly certain that no power or wlll WP*;*®; atom* m & r combination o f powers now in exist­ to i m n t I ff n jr overt act ence," could successfully inVado the «■ dM Oort W the Kaleer’e country after American man power and industry had been fully mobilized.' Proclaimed A Preeldent Coojidge goverament British TW “ »*— | "The possible rate o f mobilization t ile State Edi atioual Aaaocfatic o ff lowy_ will nlw always be determined by • tho Mart alldanger of instate of our reserves," tho report launch s Campaign For • iald, “ nil with France on sinco man power can be mobil­ Camp o f Education of the former ised mueh.morc rapidly than industry. the i. sad the re* Cro WINTER fA R K , Fla., Nov., 19.— From this point o f viow, taking into saaipUob of interallied mill* (Special)— Si ijiay, November 18, account the present economic de­ tarjr cootfo) in Germany haa opened for F orida ono o f the most velopment o f the world, it may be said significant ev nts in the development that tho next major 4rar will be won They expect the council o f am- o f its forces- the observation of Na­ or lost on the sufficiency o f muni­ batMdoi£ would reach a compromise tional Educa ional Week, Novcmbor tions reserve." unless, some unforeseen obstacle was 18-24, procinincd by President CoolReport is Interesting. In terp osed ,*tth e last minute. The wnr left the country with a idge. In his proclamation the Presi­ Dispatches fram Paris today state dent asscrtiM tbht every American large stock o f reserves on hand, Gen­ that the gravity o f the decision the citizen Is ent tied to a Bbernl educa­ eral Williams continued, but with the ambassadors wore called upon to take tion, and poi its out the fact that passage o f time the vniue o f these was reflected (n the extraordinary despotism finis its chief support in is decreasing "duo to development o f precautions taken to surround the Ignorance, ni 1 that knowledge and improved and more powerful types.” deliberations o f the council with freedom go h nd in hand. There is also, he added, a deteriora­ secrecy. The French newspaper men With the i emarknblc development tion in stocks of ammunition which wqrd, marooned in one wing o f the which is now; in progrss, the state o f "is very much more pressing” thnt •Continued on P«r» Tlirx) foreign office, while the ambassa­ Florida is for ;ing ahead in every ma­ dors were notified that they should terial way a id it remains for the make their entrance at the other end. educational a encics o f this state to As fo r tH« foreign correspondents, in- so organize I icmselycs that the ut­ cludlpg the Ainsrican and British, most cfficienc r may bo maintained in they wore excluded from the build­ tho training if tho state’s children. ing altogether. This is the \ ork which the Florida But the Anglo-Saxons, though Education A: lociatlon is attempting (Br The Aunflnlnl Prr«t») obliged*'to shiver in •rthe ' - coM rain ttnfcj, 'and Irr mflsrtu-bring irubout .American and-.British Financiers To Mnko'LdrfW Deheiideht Upon while, on watch, were the first- to plans have be n made for the securing Policy of Government penetrate the assets o f the council. o f more thar 25,000 lading men and NO Appreciation For Lahore o f Planter Editor And Developer Ex* pressed In Resolstlon Major . General Clarence Williams Sajra That If U. 8., Developed Rcaoureed Need Fear No Enemy t •• HOLLY COMMENDED BY MINISTERS OF CRY YESTERDAY OM m OM EE The resolution is as follow s: WHEREAS, Mr. Robert J. Holly has retired from the editorship o f the Sanford Herald after 15 years o f service, during which he has con­ stantly stood fo r the progress o f Binford, seeking to upbuild its material wealth, and promote its mental, moral, and spiritual welfare, OF ■ BEMADEOF ALL SHIPPED FROM THE SGCIBH Police Find Body of Kidnapped N. Y . Boy (B r Tfeo AMwistiA NEW YORK Nov. 20.— Body o f Irving Pickelny, 4 1-2 y e a n old, who was kidnapped in front o f his Grand street homo October 26 was found today slashed with knife in cellar o f Suffolk street tenement house. GOV. WALTON REACHED BY STATE SENATE THEREFORE, wc, the ministers o f the Protestant Ministers Association, do unanimously and heartily subscribe to the following resolutions: ' t 1. W c desire to express our appre­ ciation 'o r his courtesy, co-operation} and assistance to the Churches in their efforts to mnkc a better Sanford. He has ,freely given space not only to such publicity as wc have requested, but editorially has upheld the best things in life. SHIPPEBS WILL RE PRO­ TECTED a g a in s t ™ LOOSE PLAN '■x INCREASE An Gy the dlxtribotioff' . Sanford to h art govenunrat in­ spection on all c a n o f ptrtahaMao nhipped from tide aortloB. TW® announcement is mod* as n rennH of a recent mooting, a t «M ck time it woo agreed that tide, more than aaythiag lis t , w oild act as o form o f pn tottimi against tho loose plan o f ■peration which, at'prcacnt. ia eao o f the greatest evil* o f tho iodaotrjr*. Inspection is made at the c a n and certificates are issued showing grade, condition and quality, aa well as the condition o f the car and equipment. This certificatu ia valuable to the shipper and grower in m aking. aalej^ in presenting claims to ihe railroad, and in making adjustments on cars that arc off grade. In differentiat­ ing between the various qualities the following grades have been schedule'd by the United States Department o f Agriculture: . SAYS THAT BROWN SHOT BY HUSBAND OF STATE EXCEEDS ALL ESTIMATES SANFQRDWOMAN IS APPOINTED MARKETREPORT Chamber o f Commerce Will Assist Visitors to Find Accommodations ail BBSS ■■r '* ■'- + - N — 3 Qu NO UNEMPLOYMENT Marconi Making Wireless t >Pass /| Through Earth Just as Easily as Air ■* And W in Mm » Grower* OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 2 0 .-G o v ernor Trapp who succeeded Walton when he was impeached, said he would ask legislature today hat it now ad­ journ, in house, however, there was introduced resolution seeking to expel Murray Gibbons speaker during ninth regular session on grounds he com­ mercialized his influence as speaker to obtain executive clemency and hnd interferred with special election Octo­ ber 2 resolution was to be discussed 2. Wo honor him for his editorial this afternoon. policy which has persistently stood for OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 20.— moral nnd spiritual ideals which mnkc After a stormy session the State Sen­ a city great. He has been sympath­ ate Court o f Impeachment Inst night U. 0. No. 1 shall consist o f heada etic every altruistic move. This removed Jack Wnlton ns governor o f o f lettuce of similar varietal char­ policy through the years has been a Oklahoma. The voto was unanimous. acteristics which arc fresh, well trim­ splendid influence fo r Sanford, and Charges agnlnst the governor in­ marks him as a citizen o f high type. med and fairly firm; which are not R. J- Holly, who retired Saturday cluded corruption in office, neglect wilted, decayed or b u n t,'a n d which 3. W c wish fo r him every success n3 editor nnd controlling editor o f The o f duty, moral turpitude nnd general IM I i m I on 1*1*0 Oil) are free from stems and doubles and Sanford Hernld, nnd who is proclaim­ incompetence. from damage caused by freezing, tip ed by the stato press as tho man who A formal verdict was returned a f­ burn, disease, insecta or mechanical "Put Sanford on the map.” Tho ter the executive hnd been found or other means. Lakeland Star-Telegram usks the guilty o f 11 o f the 16 charges pre­ In order to allow fo r variations in* question, will Sanford ever realize sented. The vote was 41 to 0. 1 cidcnt to proper grading and handling what she owes to "Bob H ally?" Six o f the original 22 charges con­ not more than 10 per cent, by count, State Sprang Surprise Today In stituting the impeachment bill wero o f any lot may be below the require­ ~ ’ 'Day "T rial- AI * ments o f tHfa grade. Tho court, by a standing vote, de­ DeLand U. S. No. 2 shall consist o f hoods nied n motion for n new-trial which o f lettuce o f similar varietal charac­ Thoy discovered the scheme to intro­ Women o f ti i state as citizen-mem­ DELAND, Nov. 20.— Charles Brown Governor 'W nlton’ji counsel filed im­ teristics which are fresh, well trim­ (Hr The (u M lt lr i PrrsN) duce the ambassadors at tho far end bers (at, $1 per person). If the BERLIN, Nov. 20.— Boersen Cour­ shot Howard Usher Daytona taxicab mediately after the verdict was ’an­ med, and which are free from seed of thd foreign-office and while await­ citizefis of ti e state will respond to ier says that negotiations arc in pro­ driver, Brown’s wifo, Clara, testified nounced. stems and from damage caused hy ing their arrival; wero gratified by a the effdrts o the Association in se­ gress between well known Berlin bank The governor’s removal, although freezing injury, tip burn, disease, in­ In his murder trial today. Tho state cordial salute from Gen.^ Mangin, curing the (lc ired quota o f new mem­ and group o f American, British and sprang surprise in putting her on not form ally1 ordered until qfter a sects or mechanical or othsr means. whose early morning visit to Premier bers ,they wi I create fo r the cause of Dutch financiers for credit to Ger­ verdict had been returned on each stand. In order to allow fo r variations in­ Poincare was much commented upon education a rrcat power which will many o f 1,100,000,000 gold marks. charge was made certain this after- cident to proper grading antf handling have for its inly purpose the stand­ The granting of this credit says the In view o f the present tension. ncon when tjio court found him guil­ not more than 10 per cent, by count, Prominent Publisher ty o f abusing his pardon and parole o f any lot may be below tbo require­ Myron T. Herrick, the American ardization o f the state’s school work newspaper Is dependent upon condi­ STATE SURVEY SHOWS AC­ Is a Suicide Today authority, the first charge to be voted ments o f this grade. envoy,'w as in appearance the only and an enrolling o f the school life tions there be no change in the in­ TIVITY IN ALL upon. i ternal political situation in Germany optimist among the ambassadors. for Florida t»ys and girls. \U. S. No. 3 shall consist o f heada LINES (n r The Au m Ii M Prraa) and that the offer bo made only to Viscount Iahii o f Japan, grave and Forty-one senators, lacking only of lettuco which do not meet the re­ MOLINE, III., Nov. 20.—John SunStresemann government. tactum m usual, entered the build­ German Government dine 45, part owner o f Moline Dis­ one o f the total membership o f the quirements o f any o f the foregoing ing without looking to right or left. patch committed suicide hero today. body, voted for conviction. Senator grades. Assumes Responsibility Lord; Crewe o f Great Britain .was Police Apprehend He had been despondent bccauso of Jack Barker, who has consistently Tho definition o f terms aa used in solemn and preoccupied and appear­ in tho governor’s favor (Hr Tb# .1 Am m Ii IM I’ rrml failing health. For three successive voted these grades may be o f assistance to Hostelry Construction Particu­ Theatre Prowlers ed nhjkware o f the Jurescnce o f any BERLIN, Nov. 20.— Guarantee for terms Mr. Sundine hnd been presi­ throughout the 16 days o f the trial, the growers and are as follows: larly Noticed— Labor Short­ spectators. Baron vlzzano o f Italy loan is to be assumed by German gov­ dent o f tho Inland Press Anssociation. was absent. Large Sum of Money Alleged To “ Similar varietal characteristics” Slid ' Jules Cambon, representing ernment rather than by private in­ age Is Threatened Tho articles o f impeachment were Have Been Stolen From Theatre means that the Heads o f any cdntainsr Franpe, escaped all observation by dustry, pupei continues adding that filed by the lower House o f the state Last Night have the same color and characteris­ Conclusions reached by the depart­ Dr. John Clifford entering from tho rear, but Baron international capital probably will be legislature, which less thnn two tic leaf growth. For example, lettuce ment of labor from a general survey Gaiifier dU estroy o f Belgium, al­ invested in gold note bank which it Answers Last Call months ago the executive had dis­ An attempt to rob the dressing o f Industrial conditions in the largest of he Iceberg and Big Boston types though serious, had a smile for the is proposed to establish. persed by military force. rooms o f the Miiane theatre last Florida cities show n period o f even must not bo mixed. LONDON, Nov. 20.— Rev. Dr. John newspapermen and posed for the evening during the performance was prosperity and much progress in "Fresh" means crisp and green. Clifford, Baptist preacher o f Interna­ photographers, oxpressing the hope Head o f College Dies frustrated when the police appre­ building, hostelry construction being "W ell trimmed” means that the tional prominence, died suddenly in they.>^ould do better by him than Today In Philadelphia hended several suspects after a they noted especially. Little or no un­ council chamber o f Baptist^ Union. Ho head is protected by green wrapper previously. had dropped a purse containing a employment situations arc noted in leaves Hut those wrapper leaves which wns 87 years old and had served us large sum of money* which was taken the various cities1 o f the state, while (lly Tlie Annrlolril I’ rr**! have been noticeably injured by decay, president o f Baptist World Alliance Hi|riting License Case PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-Itcv. from tho theatre. (ConUuiMd on I’ll* lit) i on thu other hnnd a number o f in­ National Brotherhood Council and Mrs. E. M. Galloway Named By Gov. fore Supreme Court Thomas G. Middleton president of By *ast and efficient work o f Chief stances are given where there is a World Federation o f Brotherhoods. Bef< Hardee on State Child Wel­ Villanovt College, died yesterday at i Miller Leaves Today Ta ll a h a sse e , Nov. 2o.-iiugh age o f H . He was ono o f the oldest Roy Williams and Officers Beckwith noticeable shortage o f workmen. fare Commission. To Attend Meeting Hale df Broksvillc, representing the members of Orr Order o f St. Augus­ nnd Walker, the money was recover­ A very favorable report is given o f Gasoline T ax Receipts county Judge o f Hernando county, to­ tine, in this country, having joined ed and returned to the owner this conditions ia Jacksonville, tho state’s Mrs. E. M. Galloway, prominent F. L. Miller left Sanford this morn­ morning. day^ filed with the supreme court an more than 60 years ago. largest city. The survey shows that For September Reached resident o f Sanford, has been np-. ing on the one o’clock train for Jack­ Several boys who have been hang­ in this city all manufacturing plants A Total o f $204,021.50 answeranzwer to tho writ of manda­ pointed by Gov. Hardee to the Child sonville where ho will attend the meet­ ing around the theatres lately were are running.-some overtime, while mus, sworn out several days ago by Welfare Commission. This commis­ Stokes’ Settlement Is nabbed during the night and from KSrl> K. Eychanger o f Tampa, to there is little unemployment evident Each County Will Get More Than sion, authorized by the last legisla­ ing o f the State Board o f Embalmera. The examining board consists o f Dr. them the information was gleaned $1,000 An Its Share of This fofrt^'tho Hernando county judge in any section o f tho city. I*en3acola Agreed Upon Monday ture, will convene for the purpose of Rnymond C. Turck, president o f the that one of their number had stolen (CunllnAtU on 1 ’ict Three) Amount to\ issue him a hunting license for codifying the Florida laws in regard board; F. L. Miller, o f Sanford, secre­ tho munoy and started down tho alley l&M.V , _ NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—Settlement to child wclfnre. tary and treasurer; C. M. Bingham with it. Upon hearing the scream o f -TALLAH ASSEE, Nov. 20.— Re­ o f the separation suit o f Mrs. Helen PHONE YOUR >Eycchangor charged that tho act It is expected thnt the commiision ceipts in September from the three will make recommendations for new o f Daytona; Carey Hand, of Orlando; st Sink Smokes against W. E. D. the little girl who was in tho musical ofitq b legialaturo requiring a license Elwood WANT ADS * (Continued on page 6) s, wctlt fee o f $50 fo r non.-rcsidcnts to hunt Stokes, wealthy hotel owner, virtu If you have a message that cent gasoline tnx amounted to $201,- laws and chnnges in tho existing laws Thomas M. Burns, Sr., o f Jackson­ 021.50, according to figures compiled to the next legislature. Other mem­ ville. The state examining board for In 'Hernando county is unreasonable; ally agrcci upon today. At the con­ is important, it should be and unconstitutional. In his answer,! elusion of hearings before Supreme Director German W ar attended to promptly. Phone by tho state comptroller’s office and bers o f the commission as appointed cmbalmors meet twice each year in Jacksonville. made public today. , Mr. Halo contonds that the legisla­ Court Just ee Wasservogcl and a it to The Herald. Aro you by Gov. Hardee arc: Judge Thomas Finance Died Today Distribution o f the counties’ share West, Marcus C. Flagg, W. G. Brocin, ture has a right to enact special laws scries o f c inferences between oppos­ looking for help in your ofPITTSBURG, Nov. 0.— Louis G. one-third o f the amount will be made, and Miss Elizabeth Skinner, president Taber o f Barnesville, Ohio, was elect­ regulating Issuance o f hunting licens­ ing counsc, it was announced that lico or in your home and are (Br The Aneorlnletl es, regardless’ o f whether the appli­ issues in i iq case were simplified you having difficulty getting each of the sixtcy-thrcc counties gat­ o f the Florida Federation o f Women’s ed National Master o f National BERLIN, Nov. 20.— Dr. Rudolph E. greatly, ai tl that actual court pro­ cants are residents or non-residents in touch with just the right ing $1,078.42. Havenstcin, president of Reisch bank Clubs. Grange at annual convention here. The remainder goes to the state o f any county, ond he holds, therefore, ceedings v >u!d be so.b rief as to be is dead. He had been president ofj individual? almost forfial. Do you want to rent your department. that the law is valid. the bank since 1907 and had charge home for the winter? Have of financing war. 4* you a vacant house, furnished rooms, or vacant stores you Ford Not Having A want to rent? Private Car Built On account of the increasing deReports received from Jacksonville Perhaps you have a lot or a farm you want to sell. (n r Thr AMovtaud I*rm ) mand for ^rnlshni houses and rooms indicate that this will be the largest (Or Thp A**«e("(»d Pn-wO LONDON, Nov. 20.— Guglielmo English a nea thousands o f feet be­ CHICAGO, Nov. 20.— Opening grain in Sanford, the Chamber o f Corn- season in the history o f Piorlda. AU If you have such a message, CHICAGO, Nov. 20.— Pullman car Marconi today prophesied the Bpeedy low the at ’face. prices: Wheat, December, 1.02 5-8: mcrce is asking cveryono who desires don’t waste any time. Phone roads leading into the state are "The w: wc hit on this novel use shops are not building a private car arrival o f tho day When wireless com­ to 7-8; May, 1.08 1-2 to 5-8; corn ,'to rent accommodations, to list their it to The Herald. To reach for Henry Ford nnd have no order i elesa came as a conse­ o f the w munication through water and earth December, 71 1-4; oats, Mny; 41. j offerings with the organization. No crowded with incoming homeseekers all the people in Seminole media will be as successful as it is quence oi nn experiment recently from him for car according to a state­ ______ 'charge will be made for this service as well as tourists. In the opinion county effectively insert your tried in t e catacombs of Rome. A ment .issued by the company. It was now through the air. He said: NEW ORLEANS Nov. 20.— Cotton,| but the secretary requests parties o f many observers visitors this year wunt ad in The Herald. “ An appartus ia being assembled party of is, a hundred feet under recently reported that the company eleven o’clock call: December, 34 07;; renting such listed properties to no­ will come earlier and stay longer P H O N E 118 now which wc wtl! use in nn attempt ground, l -ceived wireless messages were building a lnxnrlhus private car than ever before. t i f y his office immediately. January, 31.19. for Ford. to establish communication with from Lonfon perfectly.1 01 RMANY TO GET CREDIT IF GOOD i 1 .i A ‘i w u ■'■J jS j •» » m m �H * K A t ^ V ^ A V . NOVEMBER TH E SAN TO RO Q w O f flie Wildest . Exchange Markets On Records Monday YES, TH E FIELDS A R E FULL OF ’EM * 9 * 9 * t Dr u m «r Connell of Am l U M d o n Created Disturbance / In Exchanxe BY CUM! i iN e v e B O iD S e e \ SUCH A CROP N E W YORK, Nov. 20.— Cable rc‘ ports that the council o f ambassadors b a d . reached an accord that would prevent the threatened break between France and Great Britain today caused a sharp upturn o f foreign bills In what Was described as one o f the “ wildest’* foreign exchange markets on record. A -part of the gain was forfeited in the afternoon when later private dispatches indicated only partial* approval of the agreement by the French cabinet. Stocks and bonds also moved up briskly. European government sc* entities , particularly displaying strength and recovering much o* the ground lost last week. Gains in the market ranged from one to four V ' ----- v '(A / ^ O hoT A FLORIDA OPPORTUNITY That Florida soil is well ndnpted fo r bulb-growing has been indicated by various practical experiments, one o f which was conducted near Eikton, St. Johns county, last year, when D. R. Lucas o f this city and Rockford, III., planted hundreds o f gladioli bulbs, cut thousands o f stalks of beautiful flowers from the plants, propagation of bulbs. In several and greatly increased the number of counties of tho peninsular Florida, bulbs with which he started his. glad­ florists arc already waking up to the ioli farm. This wns done mainly ns opportunity, nnd it behooves the an experiment, but proved so suc­ gardeners nnd florl-culturists of this cessful thnt it would be well worth section to bo on the job, nnd reap a repenting, proiding n market were part of the harvest which will soon assured, not too far from homo. In be ripe. th is ' connection, as regards a new “ No one who has not seen the won­ southern industry, the Palm Ileach derful lily farms o f tho Bermudas or P ost recently said: the tulip and other bulb-rooted flow­ “ On Wilmington (N. C.) Island the er farms of Holland can have any Sun Ray Bulb Farms Corporation is idea of the beauty nnd magnificence planning to enter extensively upon o fthose farms nnd gardens. Thnt the raising o f flower bulbs for the there is big money in raising the to the near expiration of the time bulbs for market is evidenced by the when, owing to certain importation fact thnt for many years this coun­ restrictions, foreign bulbs will be en­ try has bought millions o f dollars tirely barred from the United States. worth each season from Holland nnd “ The lowlands of South Floridn are tho Bermudas. well and naturally adapted to bulb Besides being a money-maker and grovgjng, as the presence qf niar\y. a n « lr « p lo «ia ’n l-o i.'c u p »lio u , the’ru" is bcailfifhl nnd rare vnrieites ’o f bulb­ ous and other flowering plants prove. nothing thnt would ndd more to the Particularly on the semi-low lands attractiveness of the county for visi­ o f the interior of this county enn tors than bulb fnrms, especially when these wonderful flowering lilies, of they arc blossoming. “ Florists know the vnluo of tho daintiest little white ones of early bulb ns n seller; nnd the public values spring-time to the gorgeous flags nnd them highly for the dainty blossoms tiger lilies through the entire list of they give when nothing else in early the soveii native varieties indigenous spring has had the cournge in north­ to the castedn part o f tho United ern states to peep up out o f the snow States, be grown. and whisper, “ Spring is coming; “ Tho magnificent Enstcr lily, so called, and the flaming Truk’s enp spring is here!” “ Bulb growing is just another of are as much at home here ns are the most native plant thut grows. Every tho great industries which can bo one of the early spring flowering built up in this county, nnd ns the bulbs, tho daffodils, snowdrops, tu­ time is ripe for them, it behooves in­ lips, hyacinths, jonquils, and the old, telligently competent flower lovers well-known in higher latitudes “ bet­ to mnke a snrt.— St. Augustine Rec­ ter and eg gs" enn easily be prop­ ord. agated here, and from the sale of them n great paying industry can be VEGETABLE CONDITIONS GOOD. built up. It was an inspiring tour the “ All the Dutch bulbs nnd the bulbs from the Bermudas will be barred Grower representative made this from importation to the United week through the trucking fields of States within the next year or tw o [Sanford and Seminole county, nnd nnd there will be a scarcity and n ! the uniform reports of both the growdmennd for bulbs which will tax the ers and' shipping organizations indi­ few glass-gardens o f the northern cate that one of tbu largest and best sensons in the history o f the enter­ states to satisfy. "Palm Beach county has hundreds prise there is approaching. o f localities finely adapted to the It gives n cracker a thrill to hear _______________________ — ROAD KING, PARAGON You ar$ cordially in -" vited to the Senate Coffee Demonstration at Robeit’s Grocery on Wed. and Thors. November 21st and 22nd ■n a E B a a sB flB M H Z .V B M B ■ ■ ■ B B n 9 Guard V e g e ta b le s Approximately 1000 cars of vegetables were sold in our New York Auctions during the past year. If you growers and shippers who are now selling through other channels would investigate the advan­ tages of selling at auction, nearer 100% of the vege­ tables would be sold at public sale—just as is being dene with bananas, oranges, etc. For you would then be convinced that by selling through us you would ' sentinel for you. !t guarc1. you against fraud and inferiority. It protects yr.i: against m aking unwise and unsatisfactory purchases. Merchants and manufacturers who advertise must —Receive every cent your vegetables sell for, less our small selling charge. give full value because they have good names to —Receive your money within twenty-four hours after sale. protect. The makers cl well known products often “ MORE DOLLARS FOR FRUIT GROWERS” is the title of at; interesting booklet that gives full information about our methods of selling. Shall we send you a copy? Merely drop us n postal with your name and address. . i Advertising, if you use it properly, is an infallible —Get higher prices and wider distribution. —Pay less for selling charges. R u n able. Until January 15, “ Likewise wo will The lettuce fields will probably run ship cscnrullc in enr lots during D e-jas high ns 000 acres while celery K ia n R a x B B H u a ca B B a cczr.3 3 ^ r.= 3 a ^ u sr:za u srr* cembor, and our packing and pre-1 planting will probably pass the three n u cooling plant will open in January fo r ; thousand mark. The exact acreage m a the shipment pf washed nnd precool-: of celqry cannot be determined, as a ed Stag brand celery. We will con- the spring setting will be in prop*, n ■ tinue the shipment o f celery until ress until January 15th. n June 1, after which we will begin] Likewise tho acreage to go to the ■ shipping pre-coeded peppers and; cultivation o f peppers is uncertain, sweet corn for the balance of the since very few acres have been season, probably ending July 4." ' planted to date. The Sanford truck- —Have no cars shifted from place to place while goods spoiled. {p ? ig npH E Y have le t new high ■*’ standards In m ileage, good-looks and non-skid security. You will find them thorougldy depend- the laudations of the weather man on' Other shipping organizations report b’ ro" ers nrc getting $3.00 ..o.b. s .ip favorable conditions, conditions, ami and ll|nff very hand—nnd hnnd-nnd then to view the < -’<lually favorable - «!,0,n (' every equally W. M. • Scott, manager of the Antast acreage growing to lettuce nnd fov ern l cnrlots moved during the week.i "• M. vast Fruit Growers, reports that elery, which, according to C. M. with f.o.h. prices averaging ?2.00. ' rKan tr celery y crop is growing in the licit lorry, field agent of the Sanford The first car to go forward was a 1 Berry Farmers’ Exchange, affiliated with the new variety of lettuce, known „ ,j condition seen for several years and has been t uU ,h‘‘ W™1 weather has freed the Florida Citrus Exchange, is nearly one Jewett Green, a variety that ... nlnntu frnm nil rant nnd lIKni'to I III* hundred per cent in condition, nnd n developed in Sanford, which it is n,aat* fr‘»” bl'Rht an(l inset'ts- , hundred per cent or bettor with re claimed withstands both cold amli cmp'oymcit of power-sprayers, howheat to a higher-degree than the u n i-!fvtt‘r- hc sua>3- has contributed materspect to acreage. ' to the r:»,!t‘n,1" ! con,m!°n ,,f the Mr. Berry stated that ids orgnnizn- versally grown Big Boston. The Jew -!ia,1> plants as well. Celery will begin roll­ lion would ship between four and clt Green is a variety of the Ilig Bosing about January 15, nnd it was Mr. five thousand cars of celery this' l‘ ,a. ba» appears to be better adapted; total celery season, including tho late spring yield.11° the Sanford climate and more than acreage would reach or exceed 3,000 “ Weather conditions are unusually a hundred ncres has been planted to acres, including the fall and spring' good so far," said Mr. Berry, “ in fact this season. plantings. There nre 1,800 acres There nre probably three thousand the most favorable season known for now set, he said, and perhaps 1,2001 many yenrs." acres growing to lctuce and celery in more will follow. He said his com -, He said the Farmers’ Exchnngo Seminole county, all of which is to be pany would handle 5,000 cars of c •!would begin shipping lettuco next j st‘en in the vicinity of Sanford, ex­ er} and 1,700 cars of lettuce.—Flor­ week; thnt h car could have been cut cept approximately 50 acres at Ovi­ ida Grower. ~*«s II thU .,Y;«Jc^Sll!D ftRm « wilCtontlnUe edo. A*. •cw — Have no cars rejected on questionable technical­ ities. •i-v " ' t . P cr; •*'»' not so large ns might with the poor and fost-dimlnlshlnR supply of the New Jersey am V rg.im. crop the outlook is unusually bright, last year fieid after field went to 3C-d, and although sporadic patches arc to be fern with the snmc tendency this year— probably due to the plant* being sot before the rainy srnson ended—the general outlook is for a harder nndmuch more satisfactory product this season. The principal competitor of the Sanford consignments will be the mmense production of the imperial Valley Fcetioi) in California, which started moving this week. This is the | Iceberg variety, nnd is being quoted | in New York at *3.50 to $5. Reports’ reaching Sanford indicate that with­ in a very few days seventy-five car­ loads of Iceberg will be moving daily. The lettuce trade has shown much more interest in Sanford this year owing to the quality of the New Jer­ s e y consignmens for the past several weeks. Last season Jersey was in po­ sition to compete with Florida almost l to the end «>f tho Floridn season, and further owing to the warm weather * thnt visited the Eastern section of the United States up until nearly Thanksgiving. This year weather* *conditions v.ere poor, nnd cold wcath-1 j pc made its approach in October, j j Consequently the deck is clear for the , Sanford truckmen to get an even break with the California output. • • The Florida Vegetable Corporation, which* handles the snlcs of the Mana­ tee Growers’ Association, reports that ! several carloads of peppers are moving from Manatee daily, and that the) value names at millions of doVars. They capnot a f­ ford to jeopardise the worth of these names by sell­ ing any but good goods of iall measure and fair price. So, you can bank on this. A>VERTISED GOODS MUST be as ADVuJn!SKD. fhat is why it pays to deal with advertiser, i d to bir advertised products. 202-203 FRANKLIN ST. ESTABLISHED 16SC NEW YORK For me convenience of FIoi Auction Market Information Clu ' Phone No. 39 Sanford, Florida •r- »■■■■■!■■■■»» biibi. fo -L L A . -il irv « •i (It? Drb fcTjllCi �BY CONDO _ g -f A good htw Jix bfiter th a i Comity r TRACT t" " ji'- '■ y : ~ % u p « N 'T byrfH S M IT H CO M TfW Cr iwrrH M t * i ■ ' • t w a u w r iw co*\ WHY CO YOU IN5I0T O H A Y ou m <s knocai 4»z t a s w <suc A t Y ou 356 HIM, D o n ' t Y o u * Mr. and Mrs. E d w a rd Parker o f avenue are rejoicing over the aafe • nival o f a fine boy. Btawart, the florist will bo back from Tampa Thursday morning whero he la atteading the conventoin o f the Florida State Florists Association. abatement at Um present time. * Tavares—All plants are operat­ e s on a practically full-time bases, .•joddo ^uaajXojduia iu o p [;jn « miM trinities existing for those who might be temporarily released in their own lines. Very little unemployment is apparent, and there is a shortage o f flrst-clasa farm hands. Largs build­ ings program continue* and includes the erection o f a bank, two 10-story buildings, and a large warehouse, which Is affording employment to tho local supply of thejc tradesmen. ORLANDO—There is beginning to be seen the usual influx o f work­ ers and Job hunters at this time of the year. The opening o f the orange reason within two weeks will givo employment to may in the picking and packing of this fruit. Practically nil industrial activities are operating and a tremendous building progrnm s affordng employment! to tho avail­ able supply o f this class o f work­ ers. Chaa. E. Kettle is a visitor to the City Substantial from St. Augustine, and was among the arrivals at the Valdes Monday. South bound Arrives No. 83 ...........2:30 a. n No. 27 ....*.__ No. 9 1 ........... 1:12 p. n No. 89 ....... 2:55 p. m No. 85 — ...... 6:55 p. n North Hound No. 89 ......1:43 n. r. No. 81...........11:43 a. n No. 8 0 ___,.._2:35 p. n No. 92 ........... <1:00 p. n No. 2 8 ...... „...10:10 p. i I.eesburg Branch •No. 1 5 3 ........... Departs 2:46 a. m, 8:40 a1. m< 1:38 p.*m, 3:20 p. m. 7:10 p. m, FOR THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK This is Ihe weather far 8009 Briskets pound .. Pot Roost pound .... Shoulder Clod pound •......... . Steaks Accordingly ’ No. 157..... ..... : No. 21 ........... 2 Trilby Branch •No. 100...... . No. 24........... 'N o 101.........J ORDER OF DEMOLAY WILL MEET No. 25........... 1: Oviedo Branch The Sanford Chapter, Order o f De- ’ No. 120........... O. C. Neal, o f Charleston, S. C., vice-president o f the Southern Casket Co., is a business visitor to he Ciy Subftantial stopping at the Valdes. H. L. Ernest, o f Jacksonville, genial salesman fo r the Armour Co., is In Sanford today calling on the local trade. He Is stopping at the Valdex. WE MEET ALL COMPETITION ON GROCERIES KEEP MOVING Molay will hold their regular meeting tomorrow night in tho Masonic Hall, tho meeting scheduled to start at 7:30 Too much sunshine is what makes sharp. All members are urged to at­ tend. jn desert, but not enough is whnt By order' of Master Councillor. ■makes the Artie regions. T. 0 . Brown o f Orlando, representa­ tive o f the Sanford Branch, C. W. Zaring Co., was a guest o f the Valdez while ip the city, on business. 5 West First St. —— Next Door to Coco Cola Bottling W orks W. A . Ames o f Leesburg, is regis­ tered at the Valdes while in Sanford on business for Smith, Richardson A Conroy Co.,, which Arm he represents. Chas. Bolwell o f New York Ciy, ^officially connected with the Ansco Camera Co., is a business visitor to 4he City Substantial. He is register­ ed at the Valdex. menca s SUFFICIENCY OF PROSPERITY OF STATE EX Mrs. Walter Merrill of Lakeland, MUNITIONS WILL waa a guest o f tho .Valdez Monday, CEEDS A LL ESTIMATES leaving Tuesday morning for points DECIDE NEXT WAR on the East Coast whero sho will visit (Continued from page 1) friends, . the question of obsolcscncc of. mnTampa, Miami, Key West and others terinl. jjiro also discussed in the labor de­ R. R. Kinard, o f Crescent City, Fla., The report said that lack of funds partment’s survey, show unharnessed traveling representative o f Sw ift & during the last two years has pre­ activity. Co., is in Sanford today calling on vented completion o f the artillery de­ The following report wn:i made by the local mark 3ts. Ho makes his velopment progrnm worked out at tho department regarding the condiheadquarters at the Valdez when in tho close o f the war and that it has |tions in Sanford and neighboring the city. been possible “ to cover reasonably 1cities: well” in a contracted program only Canford— All plants are operat­ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Haynes nnd tho gun equipment for infantry, divi­ ing o na full-time basis, with very Samuel Stenson o f New York City, sional batteries and small caliber little unemployment notlecablo in were among the guests at the Valdez unti-aircraft weapons together with lhis c jty> nn'tl a «light shoTuge o f I Monday. They are driving through one type o f tank. Even tho contract- common Iabor L, reported. Approxi-I the country in their car and will spend ed program cannot proceed “ to nn ef- mntcly S0(J buUdinK tradesmen are! several days in Sanford before con­ lective degree” during the coining 0mp|oyeJ on „ Iar|fa construction | tinuing their tour o f the state. year under budget limitations, the prog rnm which shows no signs of ‘‘The Department bus now been w o: king on the program Tor four years nnd can see no kopc.i o f devel­ oping for the scrvico and getting certain designs under the limited Pullman Type Cars o f Latest Design program icuJy for production with­ out substantial increase in the funds To Be Used and Reliable available," said General Williams. Schedule .Maintained. The Daily Herald, 15c nor week W. H. Andrcaus, o f Miami, was n[ business visitor to Sanford M onday.! r‘ tlW .nftl While hero Mr. Andrcus com pleted; com l) c n' arrangements for his bu3 line which! ^ . . . " will start operating Monday between! 1 ° ln| Orlando, Sanford, and Daytona. There r-C0‘ nK n will be six curs n day each way and those Ion every bus will be o f the latest de-| sign, Pullman type, enclosed and liable s heated. Every comfort for the paa- j quarters senger will bo provided for and re-j lino will And he owns one o f the nicest bungalows on the Heights, bath, five rooms, screened front * porch, built in back; porch, corner lot 70x120,; garage, house complete-' ly S ta n d a rd *1450 furnished modern y . 4.7 ./.* • and all conveniences,! and fo r a quick sale he The D ifference is Finish *p H E famous W illys-Knight Coupe-Sedan is now **■ available in two finishes: D c Luxe, in rich blue, nickel trim m ed, w ith black superstructure and running gear, at newly reduced price; and Stan­ dard, by request, entirely in black, with washable Spanish long grain upholstery, at a still greater price saving. Doors front and rear— no seat climb­ ing! A demonstration will reveal the reason for this fine car's great popularity. offers the whole works for $2,000.00 down and: the balance like rent. BETTER T last a visit to Miami ami Coral Gables as qur guests in one of the new modern puliman auto busses especially planned and carried out for the people of Sanford. A An opportunity to enjoy free of charge a motor trip through the interesting points along the east coats of Florida; a sight seeing trip to points of interest in Miami, and a tour through Coral Gables— that Master Suburb of the Magic City where the beauty of Spanish architecture, the setting of trop­ ical plants, the broad places and boulevards, tho magnificicut country club, golf course, the tennis courts, the out door dancing floor, and the Vcnitian swimming pool framed with flowers and trees makes life richer and fuller. Mr. Ralph Green special man for Coral Gables will be in this olTice Wednesday, November 21, to make reservations for a special bus to be made up entirely of Sanford people to make the trip Monday, November 20. This is your ihunce to make tho trip with our local people. Reservations should be made at the earlicst moment at the local office. The big bus is as easy riding as a pullman car, and the trip will be in charge of courteous and effi­ cient members of the Coral Gables organiza­ tion. Here’s your opportunity to join the greatest sight seeing tour in America. Space Is limited. Make your reservation for scats now. LOOK THIS ONE OVER NOW Seminole-Overland MIAMI OFFICE Sanford, Florida Surety, Fidelity, Cusualty Bonds und Invesmcnts VALDEZ HOTEL SANFORD, FLORIDA J n i a m 158 E. Flager Street Ground Office Coral Gables i s u a tts iQ V C )u h u r h GEO. E. MERRICK, Owner and Developer HAMMERS & BARNES, General Sales Agents s SANFORD OFFICE Mllane Theatre Sanford Make Reservetions Here for Froe Trip �ssa m — ■Mm [erald m r r it lt iM M r ifrp f 4ar IT T *» H r n ll Prlatlmt ('«*.. f a « r * r i Florida. Knter.il u Sernmt Ctn.a Matter. Octo­ ber ST. ISIS, at the roatofflca nt Hanford. Florida, under act of March 3, 1S9T. ,______________________ _ REESE CffiNns ........ ......... - I’ rraldenl m. U DSC**...... ........ . V l f c P m l d n l M. H. JIRRO ....... ....... .... . Rre.-Trraa. 1*7 R ie a illa A m u r . Phone ion StnSCltlPTIO.N- H4TKNI One Tear----- M.OO. Hlx Month* IS.oo Delivered In City by Carrier per week 13c. Weekly edition IS Per Year SPECIAL SOTIfR: AU obituary notion, card* of thank*, resolutlopn and notlcee of entrrtalnment* where charge* are made, will tie charged for at regular advrrtl*lng rate*. MEMBER THE ASSOCIATEIS PR Run The Associated ITr»* I* exclu*ively entitled to the u*e for rrpuhllcntlon of all new* dl*patche* credited to It or not otherwise credited In thl* paper and alto the local new* puhllnhed herein. All right* of r.-pulillcntlon of apeclal dlapatrhe* herein are alao rcserved. 1923 MONDAY. NOVEMBER TODAY'S BIBLE THOUGHT The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil; He shall preserve thy soul.— Psalm 121:7. --------- o---------Money well spent si mony mndc. ----------o---------A few dollars spent upon paint and varnish can bring hundreds o f dol­ lars in increased property values. --------- o---------"Health comes through right think­ in g"- but thinking is mighty hurt! work for most people. --------- o---------It is a good practice to roll up your copy o f the home paper and send it to a friend in another state. ----------o---------This ‘Education W eek" business must be embarrassing to n fellow who takes no. part in public service •nd yet has a conscience. ‘ ‘Patriotism D ay”— “ Am erica First” ttfSfS This is “ Patriotism Day” in “ Education Week” with the slo­ gan, “ America First,“ as the theme on which school programs will be based, and on twhich public speakers will orate. “ America First”—all right, America "first” in what and how? The Herald is well aware that ^ne usual interpretation of the slogan will bo “ My country right or wronsr, my country!” That is the great spirit which has made the United States of Apierica the beautiful entity it is today. But just to be "different,” The Herald would like to talk about, another kind of “ first” than i3 meant by the most of us when we say "America First.” Most of us mean when we use that slogan that in our eyes | and in our hearts America's welfare and America’s glory come first. As we rightly place the happiness of those near and dear to us above the happiness o f strangers, we as rightly place the interests of America above those of other lands. “ America first” and then the welfare of other lands— "America first” with close study as to how America’s glory may be enhanced and made more certain by its relations with other governments. All of that is the expected interpretation of tho “ first” in that slogan. With that interpretation, too, comes the usual one of “ America first” in the lend it takes in countless material ways in its corn and its cotton, its railroads and its automobiles. But why not today nation-wide emphasis upon the responsi­ bility that each of us has in contributing to this “ first” ? What are you and your folks, for instance, doing toward making the United States merit its top rank? "One Sanford citizen, let us say, keeps adding to Sanford’s beauty and to the happiness of its people. Another Than, let us hazard, destroys beauty and brings sorrow and unworthincss. | Which of these men has the better right to wave his hat in the air and shout “ America first” ? You get our thought, perhaps. There is so much “ talk” pa­ triotism, so much four-flushing, so much plain bunk in the high sounding oratory nnd class instruction of these special “ Days.” By all means, “ America first” is the slogan for each and every American, but with it some searching self-examination as to how much each of us is doing, ns the days go by, to help keep Amer­ ica “ FIRST.” . Women’s Clubs Doing Great Work l I AM— M ./ — A D A IR ............ fjirsl\hrtgaqi — 1 1" JJQ N D S 071 _ ■♦ after tho mother had engaged in a quarrel, and on more than a the Property Value and Amount of Loan T h e first Adair M o rtg a g e Loans, made ov er half a cer.tur urv ago, w ere popular am ong the investors o f that period because they knew that lie property helu as security was always w orth iouble the amount o f the loan. Adair Protected B o n d s —the m odern, scientiucally developed real estate m ortgage— are a vast im provem ent o v e r the original A dair nor tea ecs, but the g o o d old fashioned safety principle o f lir.iiiing th e loan t o a sa fe p rop er* l:tw o f the true value o f the property is an 1 i vcn m ore important feature o f these securilies today. a Y o u m ay purchase these bon ds, e-eafrtl and recommended by the S ou th ’s Oldest M ort­ gage Investment H o u s e , with full assurance that the accumulated knowledge o f 38 years’ (xficriencc in this field has protected y o u r in­ vestment at every ste p . Offered in units o f £100, £300 nnd £1,000. Our im proved pni ti.il payment plan makes this great investment opportu n ity available to uver investors; each paym ent draws interest /a* promising news-'privileges and emoluments" i ^ n t * : A D A IR iBBiiKauaaaBBXBKEXugns^r.gaaBBnBaaaiinnrceBKECca aai m / / ■ J ■ ■ ■ 5 ■ a ? ■ * ■ b IfT Tt r \M V /, [> > t> / Y m ■ J § X ' * s i Three Liy F estiva l o f Jy/e “ U chap * ,uable nnd most An c g g - . a y l n T ^ e s t (73c tc, ■ 2 ; 2 a a a it, 3 ANNIVERSARY FOR I’ H U R SD A Y , FRIDA A N D S A T U R D A Y O N L Y Wc announce the showing of dclightfincw Betty Wales dresses that have been specially made lor this anniversary. A ll ti'oi/Uregularly bring$55 to$]—Sizfi H to 42 s s ® 3 9 50 stnnii'trury Priit Afternoon and Dinner Drives ofC liin Velvet, Satin Canton, Silk Crepe and honors than will any group of dele-V-ome into the fold of Florida jour- assets posses n! by Novelty Silk,exquisitely trimmed,sonwitli fur,some with stunning embroidery tha city of Sail-j That's why so many men want to ■ gates present, says the Pnlaka News.jnulisni, it will be difficult to separate f„rd. The question and beading, all with the best of tast; tion might properly be president. No worry about the S For twenty years h« has been the j Jn thought, the Sanford Herald and be asked: “ Does Sanford realize 1Tent money for four years then., ■ ^ ou will marvel at the chic, the qu-.iitthc distinctively Parisian air ot these new dictator of nominations and plnt-jBob Holly. Hob hasstriven in bad how much it owes Bob H olly?" If it i - 'lt presentations ot the mode. Lc: t.oll’.ii • r.v. v.t you from enjoying this celebra­ forms, and there is, no reason for pre- weather ami in fair, for the upbuild- does not, this much may in all truth Another fine thing about being u tion with us. Hunting that he will receda from the log of Sanford. His heart h.i i been bo said that the Herald has been a president is the man can’t come out ■ position which he has occupied Cor mi ja his work und hispersonality hon potent agency in the growth und de- nnd turn off your gas. £ long a period. IBs opponents will counted for much in winning the .velhpmcnt of that splendid city. The-j ---------;; find him the shrewdest o f politicians; fight, sometimes against great adds. Daily Herald has in co-operation j A nice way to make holiday candy ■ ___I ' _ t ll I ---- i« * •* '* *•' ---- ' . M « .1 f. 1 - I • •• and will learn that his influence W h a l e r financial reward has come .with, celery and lettuce put Sanford I b to lead him naat a eamlv ,h .r . „„,t 2 P h O n S 1 9 . Z -------------------------------------------^ ^ ■ is practically necessity to win out. to Holly, because the [on the map. nractlcnllv a nccea.itv urtn out o . ‘ Mr. M. arid .... I Mrs. 11 ..11.. t---------I - . 1 ^ 1 ---------1^2111101*0 {* 1 0 1 * 1 0 2 1 ■ admire the window display. j-B B B B B S H B B B E a n x a B sa n cn zrB B iB a rssa a iiSlUB; E B a aB asiaB n u cB B B aaB B B B u aa B B H B B a aaa»a B aB E T H E Y O W E IL C O M P A N Y • 3 inTtea."^/" l'"""*A<lverti*'p " by two o f thu t,,r“ ‘ »,urth,,scrJ’ thu, “^ 0 " that Bob Holly will not , publ.shed announcement appearing leave Sanford nor will lie give up TOM SIMS SAYS in tho Sanford Herald o f Saturday ihe publishing business because he The Orlando Chamber o f Commerce to the effect that The Herald has now intends to devote his entire time is to be congratulated upon the pub- passed from the ownership of Robert und1 attention to nnother another or of his enlirution of u booklet "Possibilities in .1. Holly to Reeie Combs, Rollin I.. ,,n' ullcnUon l" his enMaking money is oasy „ ,: Orange County" which sets forth Dean and R. II. Berg, all of Miami, u p r is e s , the Florida Trucker, a ' more m one- is f 10 I l il' * ' some very valuable facta and statistics .could scarcely be credited. The two magazine which has been m a k i n g 1 of that section. This booklet will no'|ast named voumr men were in I j. v» t.. . , ir..i: i , .. . f , , : . “ * u" 1' U vvtrc 1,1 l*nK0 steady headway these recent months. Holidays are useful. Th.. doubt be the means of inVerestmg land yesterday. Iiannv over th» ...m a .. , , , • ! . 100 cn-cks many people throughout the country sUn,alien o f a deal which places them «iuaIiI). «1 ‘ pu'liliTh " ^-nTwHI* t H ^ ‘ ‘ a J,‘ ,‘>n a holi,lay reach the in the farming possibilities o f O rangey, possession o f one or the most val- fc„ entitled 'to all the' "rights titl‘ . ' r " hl th° n.PXt day' / . --------i This is an important week for the w’omen of Florida. The twenty-ninth annual convention of the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs opens this evening at the West Palm Beach Wom­ an’s Club with a program that will be far-reaching in its good effects. More and more have the Women’s Clubs gotten away from the purely literary and Social features that characterized them REALTY & T R U S T C O . *>*••(* flu ildiag ATLANlA only a few years ago. The Woman’s Club of today is a workers’ or­ ganization, with social betterment the crief aim. To achieve social betterment, the Woman’s Club is broad in its scope. From international politics down to questions of the best way of providing a nourishing school lunch for every young-, v Village CoiBtnlo - X r r(to villager who| Mr. Brown (rushing excitedly into ster in the community, the alert club woman of today finds op-* portunity to use her brains, with the problem of the school lunch; was knocked deni by by a n motorcyclist) j room )—Marie, Marie intelligence anti the problem of better conditions for the boys and girls hand­ Horrieseekers’ Rates To South May Be Grantor! ‘ You u didn't'es «!i<i:i* tho number, b u t ., somely outweighing the so-called great issues. ‘ just reached me— (Fort Pierce News-Tribune) could swear to 'ho ninn’*’’ , . . . . i Mrs. Brown (calm ly interrupting In West Palm Beach this week the various Women’s C lu b s_______________________________ _ _ __________________________ V illcgn—“ I <d; but dont think c hini)— "W ell, thnnk heave:;, Henry.’’ of the state will report much fine work that has been accomplished1 ______ ’card me." h ‘ — Life. since the twenty-eighth convention of the I ' ederntion. And at It has been announced that it is.the homescekers’ rates will be worth this year’s gathering some more big plans for club activities will |probable that the Southeastern Pass-L-hile We will have with us converts | In the New fork street cleaners' n„ . , . .. . „ . . ,, be launched. i Part o f a wedding cake nt Montlonger Association will act favorably Irnlher t|,an BkPpticn. ji.r.7. band the hnjo player ougnt t o j clair> N . j ; was r ,0 ycar8 oUJt Theg0 The Herald sends greetings nnd best wishes The club wont-j upon the application for homescekers’ j when this is co-operatively ri< lone then en of Florida’arc doing great work. it()ry This j la n good rag r ’ker. I bakers nre something terrible. j rates into southern .— territory. There are literally thousands upon More thnn no.ooo.ooo dozen eggs one occasion I have scon death follow within a few hours, thousands of acres o f the richest soil nro said to be stored in Chicago | The standing army of the human body is the corpuscles of peculiarly adapted to truck farming, the price to 80 cents a dozen. A the blood. Upon them we depend to heal the wounds, build new proper boycott of the egg brokers tissue ami attack the poisonous bacilli that may attempt to there are other thousands o f acres suitable for dairying. Practically evwould bring a long-to-be remember­ enter our systems. ed smash. Thought produces disease because of its action on the cor­ ery kind o f vegetable can lie produced - --- ---- — j inuiimuiy profitably in me the state, its phosphate puscles of the; blood. Ldonri. These corpuscles arc wonderfully --------- o---------infiuenc- and other mineral deposits afford unOne o f the New York papers re- ed b y tile m ind itl. An outraged conscience; hate, envy, auger and limited development. Its fisheries are ports that the Christmas shopping ' fear crush the * v ita lity out of them and leave the citadel o f life sources o f wealth far greater thnn th.. f jl ith it h ., Im nn *- 11f .............X greater than the already under way is greater than e x p o se d . But fa h op e, h n m a tin t nmo u i.....I n o t— s —s "-------o m uninitited might believe. that of the first week of December jsend them swarming tin-ough tT » bodv ill i v e r v fih c ! and Tell the homcr.ockor that Florida if last year. Perhaps the buying pub- throbs with life. This is demonstrated by the microscope. a good place in which tr» live and to lie ims at last learned that the early * play, then tell him that it is a good shopper getH the choice. place in which to make money, whor* --------- o---------STATE PRESS COMMENTS there is a greater return for the Now is the time o f year when wist­ vestment whether of niusclo or dollars ful little boys and gills will stand outside the store windows hoping Lakeland Star-Telegram: If it latter h is had great part in ^ “ ’rida o f the against hope that some o f thejWOre not for the personal confiraiiia-1Herald’s success. U more than de-1 nd^rtht.nUH^igricultura^^r)0! irriU .' Christmas tn>s will^ conK^to^ Bieim jjl)(l i,r„ Uj,|,t t„ Likelnnd yesterday Jserved. The most gratifying circum- j instead o f its attractive playground !o \ w t e r w L n he "old would otherwise miss. fS^iavifanlSklaw pm H mUMhJ “ M« »'»»«. kmmtar n.~r mptti****** hm linm glttr* mtattffgiip an aa M iw M M a M h K I LIVE in tho sunshine. I bring out the best in reople, because I always see the best and expect the best from them. I keep up the courage o f men when they nre hard pressn by discouraging conditions. I encourage the inventor when he is driven to desperat.o.n by poverty, and tho criticism nnd unkindAess o f even his own family. 1 am a prophet who sees beyond tho obstacles, beyond the difficulties, a vision of success and achievement. I see the benutiful lily in the dried up bulb, the luxurious cummer garden in the winter’s frozen ground. I see a big flourishing business in a little beginning, a thriving commun­ ity' in a small town. When a man chooses me for his companion, ho never talks o f hard times or carries a picture of poverty or want in his mind. I keep the sufferer from giving up to pair or despair when under the surgeon’s knife or laid low by disease. I am the enemy of the pessimist, who secs nothing but dis­ aster, failure, gloom, sickness nnd evil everywhere. I am always predicting good times, for I can see bright­ ness and joy, sunshine, gladness and hope where the pessimist sees only their opposites. I visualized r.nd made possible a railroad across the Am­ erican desert where many men caw only sagebrush and alkali plains. I have spanned rivers, tunneled the mountains, erected skyscrapers, and conquered the air. I am one of mnn's greatest benefactors. With me ns his friend, he has never given up to despair, even when starva­ tion has stared him in the face anil nil munkind has seemed against him. No one eon discourage me with black pictures o f the fu­ ture by suggesting that we are going to have a panic, that business storms nre brewing, that snags are ahead and dread­ ful thing:, nre coming to this country which could feed, clothe, and house the world. It is useless to tell mo that you fear the bolshevik! will yet get America, that every business concern nnd every house­ hold is already feeling their influence. If everybody believed in tho future of America, bciievd in good times ahead of us, as I do, we would have them. I uni n producer o f health, of good cheer, of prosperity, the friend o f all that is encouraging, stimulating, helpful, it spiring. I AM OPTIMISM. —Orison Swett Mnrden. Sanford’s street construction pro­ gram is attracting attention nnd fa ­ vorable comment by every visitor in the' city. --------- o-----------Treat the stranger well. A lowly hotel clerk in n Pennsylvania town received a legacy o f n hundred thou­ sand dollars from a man for whom he had done a forgotten kindness. — — o---------The K. K. K. seems to be getting into politics, into the papers, anil into the churches; but darned if they seem able to get into the Juils.— Palm -(>— j will mean that thousands o f people Beach Times. who nre looking Floritlawurd will --------- o---------ionic to the state for the purpose of THE POW ER OF THOUGHT Every dollnr spent by the City of ; seeipg the country and ascertaining Sanford nnd by privnte enterprises on (Dr. Charles Gilbert Davis) |for themselves just what the state the lake front development will return ; ! lias to offer. ten fold. Lake Monroe Is one o f SanFlorida ns a state has never adverford’s greatest assets. If a thought can in nil instant of time dilate nr contract n tiSf.l OYt(»nsivi»Iv Mnnu *»<* --------- o ---------Tho successful merchant is the merchant who gets his full share bf the community’s patronage. He goes after business instead of waiting for state to play or business to force itself upon him. stantancouH death,— then is it not natural for us...to conclude, Irest. Pictures of palms nnd bathing ....... ...................... --------- o---------without further argument, that it may bring about a more o r : girls havo predominated ami have efHenry Ford's paper, the Dearborn less continuous derangement of the physical organism that we fectivcly made this the nation’s playIndependent, says: "The cost of j call disease? ,.„ll Hiunnan ground. Citrus culture has been given transportation should have but one I have seen the most wonderful effects follow a fit of anger, .1 fnir degree of advertising nnd Florbasis— actual expense plus a reason-1 reason After an outburst of passion the function of every gland in the ius a iiia is well known ns u land where tha able return for actual investment in body is impaired. Time and time again, I have observed acute ed acute I finest oranges and grapefruit are prophysical value." illness in an infant when it was permitted to nurse immediately — -“ - ‘ - '" d u c e d . •* Lr i l 'Vr. . •• • * • �f e n of *fc» St. F h d b « : O ffice 1 0 8 M R S. F R E D D ER’ Socieyt Editor} Residence 217-VV BECAUSE] to attempt to attain wealth <* m THE HARD JOB STARTS happiness without money in bank is likd try- * ing to sail to port in a rudderless ship ♦ odist Church will hold allfU jr m it* i o f starting at ten o'clock at be home o f Mrs. C. H. Smith, in Third stm t. /. .' will hold their f soda) meeting 8 p. til, at the* home o f Mrs. J. Starling, on ^fagnolia avenue. T aeadaj—-Junior Department o f V oraan'a G u b meets at the Cl ib Route, at 8:S0 p. m. Tuesday— Mieses Dorothy and Fhrence Mero will entertain the mem­ bers o f the, Senior G. P. S., at foir o'clock at their home on Elm ave­ w m nue. Wednesday— Mrs. Ben Caswell will entertain the Bon Ton Bridge Club, at 3:00 p. m .,1 t her borne on Mag­ nolia avenue, honoring Mrs. How­ A GIFT SHOWER. ard P. .Smith o f West Palm Beach. At a meeting o f the Pipe Organ Wednesday— Welfare Department Club yesterday nt the Oak nvenue o f Woman's Club meets at Gub home o f Mrs. W. M. Scott, n giftshower of unusual proportions wits House at three o'clock. the feature of the afternoon. IJenuThursday— Mrs. Harry Heeren will tiful decorations o f ferns anil wild entertain tho members o f the Mcrflowers and a glowing fire in the rie Matrons Bridge G ub, at her added to the rusticity and coziness of home on Union avtinuc, at three the meeting. o'clock. As the roll was called each mem­ Wednesday— Mrs. George Townsend ber responded with some lovely gift, will entertain at a Miscellaneous making a shower o f rare attractive­ Shower at her homo on Mellonvillc More than 22,000 peace plans were submitted in the $100,000 Edward ness. The members of the club are avenue, honoring Mies Maureen W. Bok Peace Contest. Tho person whose plan is chosen will receive planning n unique bazaar for the Echols, a bride-elect from 3:30 to $50,000 immediately and the remainder when the plan is found workable. Christmas shoppers. At the con­ 5:30 p. m. Miss Esther E. Lapc, in charge of the policy committee, is shown in the clusion of the business session the Thursday— Mrs. S. Pulcston will en­ New York office looking over some of tho manuscripts. hostess served a delicious snlnd tertain the members o f ‘ the Dupli­ course. cate Bridge Club at her home in Mrs. W. B. Zachary, and son,1 Mas­ mens Club meeting. Mrs. Takach Those enjoying the hospitality of Rose Court. ter Billy Zachary, have returned to will sing ut a number o f tho social Mrs. i Scott were Mesdnmes Pace, Thursrday— Mrs. L. Grow, Mrs. B. their home In Sanford, after n brief nfafirn with which the delegates will Miller, Moore, Peeples, Mothvin, Howell, Mrs..Metcalf, nn^l Mrs. R. visit with tho former’s mother, Mrs. be honored. .Marshall, Bryan, Astridge, Huff, P. Torrence will entertain the G. E. A. Flansburgh, o f Wc.it Ashley Philips, GnU'hol, Hall, Harris, Muines, I. A. at three o'clock at tho home street.—Jacksonville Times-Union. Mr. and Mrs* Edward Murkell and, Williams, Selman .Rossitcr, Gardiner o f Mrs. Mowell on French avenue. little son, Tcddie, nrrived in Sanford and Fox. The next meeting will be Friday— Mrs. R. P. Torrence will en­ Mrs. It. It. Deas, Mr?. Harry Ward, Sunday evening nfter spending the held nt the home o f Mrs. Forrest tertain the members o f Circle No. Mrs. Deane Turner ami Mrs. It. J. summer at points in New York, Penn- * 3, at her home, 418 Magnolia ave­ Holly motored to Orlando this morn­ sylvnnin and Murylnnd and arc at j Gotchel. nue, nt three o'clock. ing in the Deas car. and spent the homo to their friends nt Mrs. W. J. GIBSON A AST. MGR. OF ORLAN­ DO NATIONAL F. O. B. day there most'delightfully combin­ Carpenter’s home on Magnolia ave­ FIRES THROUGH THE DUSK. AUCTION CO. nue. ing business and pleasure. If it were not for little lights H. L. Gibson, fotmcrly of Hanford, Set high nbovc the plain Mrs. Thomas A. Neal, of Orlando, A. N ed leave to-1 but for the past twelve years a citiWhen darkness comes, I think that for a two weeks [zen of California, arrived in Orlando is in Jacksonville for n brief sojourn there ■** :n route from New York city, where Sunday . and yesterday assumed his Would be no case for pain: duties ns assistant manager of the ihe spent some time. Mrs. Nen! con­ Orlando branch o f the National F. O. ducted a girls cnnip in the North I f never more a round, bright mooQ. Carolina mountains nuwt successB. Auction Company offices on E. Would climb the hills nt nighf, * fully during the summer moiitlu,— Pine street. H. ./.’ ‘Ellison,"telegraph A million hearts would turn and operator, who will handle the auction Jacksonville Times-Union. break sr.lei in' fruit and vegetables by con­ W ith jongin g for its light: nection with the larger esatern mar­ Mrs. Archie Betts and party mo­ tored to DeLand yesterday, where l f no white candle— anywhere— :hey spent tho day most pleasantly. Would lift a tulip flame Mrs. Julius Hackach left yesterday The grief, for Beauty’s sake alone ’or West Paint Bench where she will Could never have a name: ittcnd the State Federation of Wo­ And if all firelight should cease. And light no lifted face, Each old loved room would 1 * bleak, Ungracious dwelling place: « be, money saved will help you attain it. - ■ F. P. FORSTER,’ President n : F. W IIITNER, Cashier E. D. Brownlee, and has scores o f 1 friends here who are extending him n ! most ooidial welcome home. He spent j the week-end here with his father. WESTMINSTER CLUB NOTICE, I j The members o f the Westminster; Club are requested to turn in all a r t -! ides for the Christmas bazaar at the j next meeting. BUCRWHBATYOUR GREAY-GRANOMOTIIER USED T H E The Methodist Ladies will hold their annual bazaar December 14th and 15th. No. 200 etc. SCHOOL TO SALUTE FLAG MIAMI, Nov. 20.— Saluting the flag will be a feature of observance of Education Week, in Dade county schools. Instructions have been is­ sued by Superintendent Charles M. Fisher calling on principals to as­ semble the pupils each morning dur­ ing the week for tho formal raising of the flag and n salute. Pancakes with the real old-time buckwheat taste— light, health­ ful, delicious. A ll prepared-self-raising. Ready for the griJdle m a-jiify, by sim­ ply adding water or milk. Cream buckwheat •4**T**W«t Flour n a a n cssa aaau n aE sn aa rJ iiE aaitflafca aittn sB S B n B B B B That Have Established a V ogue I of Their Own A fortunate purclia .» enables us to give these remarkable valuca it a t ine v.hen sweaters arc mi desirable. By their originality, cqlor r.l utility, sweaters linve made for themselves a place in the mode. OU can now buy the m ost popular electric plant ever built, D elcoL igh t M odel 866, for Y Brushed Wool and Mohair in Coat and Jacqeuette Effect Warm and comfortable to wear and I f E* ^e s s ^ a n grad looking in appearance, the J two years ago. perfect combination of serviceabil­ Similar reductions have been made in other styles and sizes o f D elcoL ight. J\V. J. Steed and children, o’ A e e , are spending the weel m the guests of her parent* £ Mrs. J. G. Ball nt their horn At avenue. See the local D elcoL igh t dealer for the new price and terms o n the D e lc o Light plant best fitted to your needs* honv he at sister T. M j son of this city and a brother o f Mrs. i COMMITTEE PLANS WORK. TAMPA, Nov. 20.—Tho board of fifty citizens, appointed to pass on city improvements provided for in the recent bond issue, have finished their work, after approving twelve projects calling for the expenditure of $2,755,080. The improvements in­ clude $700,000 for sewer extensions; kets, also arrived Sunday, and as­ $050 000 for construction of bridges sumed his duties yesterday— Orlando on Platt and Cass streets; $250,0000 ST. AGNES GUILD. for seawall and Bnyshore drive; On ycsti r lay afternoon Mrs. Sentinel. $75,000 for purchase of Rex Beach Jonathan reck, wan the gracious Half the men looking i property, and $250,000 for city audi­ torium. hostess when she entertained the watches don’t care what time $ 1i k| Mr. Gibson is the son of H. L. Gib­ am Puleston, D. L. Thrasher Newman, and George Spec ndajr for the annual hunting Key will return tho latter par week. B. Harvey has returned [Charleston, S. C., where 1 Uie marriage of his Mildred Harvey, to Mr. *- ■ A COMMUNITY IiUILDER A t these low 1917 prices, you can now install D elcoL igh t for less than at any tim e w ithin the past five years* A n d you can buy it on easy paym ents if desired. Hand M iT t T M. Williams V marriage was a recent even irlcston, S. C., arc tho guest fceik o f the latter’s brothers & and James Harvey. 9 you on the high road to fortu ne. ville. D. L. Thrasher left last eve r Eustis where she will spent \ a3 the guest of her mother L. Ferran. t One dollar starts a bank account— and starts Dr J. N. Tolar and Charles Whit ner ft this morning for a shorl hunt g trip in tho surrounding coun ties. C. Blnkembrc, of Jacksonville harming guest of Mrs. W. V r at her home on Union nve I Y our bank book is your Book o f Success. whole world, I know. —By Grace Noll Crowell Arl ur Thompson has returnee from V week-end visit to Jackson . ^ And >h, dear Heart— If suddenly— On little casement’s glow Shou I fall for me— the light would A1 ed Robson, of Orlando, spent toh i y here yesterday attending t< busin is. j N o matter what your ambition in life .may After the business had been trans­ acted, n social hour was enjoyed, Mrs. I’eck serving fruit salad, wafers, home-made cake and tea. The next meeting will be held Mon­ day nfternoon at the home o f Mrs. S. M. Lloyd on Park nvenue, with Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. J. M. Robson as host­ esses. Those present yesterday were Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Emmett McCall, Mrs. King, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Howard Overlin, Mrs. J. R. Coleman, Mrs. Paul Riggers, Miss Smnth, Mrs. Frances Mahon. Mrs. Chris Mat­ thews, Mrs. J. N. Robson and Mrs. M. Martin. T o -d a y —Daughter* o f Wealey Cl us 1 i 1 ^/* *** /xi '4 '• u" I Made and Quaranteed By DELCO-LIGHT COMPANY, Dayton, Ohio Subsidiary o f Qcneral M o to rs Corporation ity and beauty. In all the fash­ ionable colors, used alone or in combination with bright tones. And best of all at prices never so mod­ erate as at this special sale at Formerly $8.95 to $I(i.50 �’r • • ■ - • ________________________________ - _______________________________ COUNTY M - J , In The W orld O f Sports Truckers Beat Champs! In Close Game REAL CHAMPIONS BOTH! Exclusive photo o f Sarnzen, the chumpion two-year-old rac­ ing marvel, and Gene Sarazen. golf chumpion, in whose honor the horse wus named. The two champs posed at the Laurel (Md.) track. Don’t be misled I '/ the jockey clothes on Gene. He didn’t ride the horse. Her list Bowled High Score for The Evening. With Holding a Close Second. An was oxepeted, the Trurkcra and Congregational* staged a real sure | ’nufT fight for Inst night’n game in the CityBowling League. The game was mnrkcd by Bedding breaking all the league records so far this year for one ghme. Ho bowled 210 pins the first game breaking the record which up until that time had been held by Charlie Britt of the K. of C. club. Ilerbat howled high scorn for the evening, 5 121 pins with lidding n close second with 515. Though ncjlhcr hum was up to the standard last night, it v/n.; an interesting gamo and filled with plenty o f excitement. Tonight the Brotherhood o f St. An­ drew will mr ct the Men’s Club. Games start promptly at 7:.'J0 p. m. The score: Sanford* Truck Growers. Ilcrlut ........... ltd 185 1CH— 521 I. udwig . D5 117 101— • ’I7.'I II. Thurston .... 105 151) 150— 150 1*. Thurutuu, . Iia.—Lllzi— 115— TU:» C o b b ’ ..... 150 182 15!)— 150 (582 711* Congrcgatinnabi. ........ 21(5 1(5:1 fielding L. Rcnaud ....... 128 128 Jewett ............. 133 120 Holly ....... ......... 130 111 A. Renaud ....... ' M0 138 FOUND—Between Sanford and DcLund, man’s suit case. Owner can have same by identifying and paying for this ad at Heruld. A m on nS A rt Craft Studio A T . , DEC. Gifts and Lamp Shades; i| STANDING Club Sanford Tk. Grws Men’n (Tub ........ Congregational Brotherhood K. C K. o f C. ............... Merchants ........... the police station *und after close questioning by Chief Williams, with the aid of Beckwith and Walker, the hoys admitted that they were con­ cerned in the affair. One o f their number admitted stealing the purse and starting down the alley with it but being frightened by the scream o f the little girl, dropped it. The officers seemed to have the right dope on who was concerned in the afafir by the quick way in which they picked up the right ones. The “ young burglars" are held under bond and will be dealt with. WANTED—Furnished bed-room I’aik avenue. According to an announcement made last night by one of (ho officers o f the Congrcngtionnl Men’s Club, tliis club will have in addition to their regular meeting Thursday night a “ big feed’’ with several important speakers ami ulos a musical program. Among th' speakers of the evening will Lo Hon. Forrest Lake. Mr. Lake is one who can give u talk to lit all occasions and many members of the club are banking on being present musical program to till out with (lie to hear him. There wiii also be a fine “ eats” and sp. aking. 'flic program Congregational sturt.i prompt at eight o'clock in the |dny night. SALESMAN—With Ford, $25 daily. Why work hard. Our article sells itself. 71!) Oak St. Call after nine. 11-20.21-22-23-21-2(5 NEW SCHOOLS AT LAKELAND LAKELAND, Nov. 20.— Construc­ tion work has begun on the Lake­ land's new group o f school buildings. The first unit has been started on a four-acre plot of land in Ilillcrest Heights, where the pupils will have a commanding view o f Lake Hunter. It will cost around $50,000 when com­ pleted. wing Just Telephone a W ant Ad to the Today. Y ou r message will reach the men or woiren you want to reach. From the many who respond, you can easily choose the fittest. Telephone 148 Tjops, Side Curtains Upholstering Don’ t Wait Until it Rains to Think of Your Top. Have Those Side Curtains Ready When Cold Weather Comes, We OfTtr the Best of Material and Our Workmanship is J^THISS lASOn N . 7 AUGMEMTED BY ^ THE EARTHS FINEST Supreme D/SPCflV OF fKHIEVM 'Jir, ----------------------GUARANTEED--------------- ^------ / / / CLEAN I AMUSEMENT 207 Magnolia JUST A RR IV ED . children under 12 New Shipment of the latest fie I LAKE M A R Y ' SAN FORD * L * in e tion and children’s boks Adults 75c including tax. Scats Headquarters for Office Supplies cn .sale circus day Knumillat & Anderson Drug Co. Same price ns at show grounds Passengers and Packages Leaves Lake Mary ncl 1 p. m. Leaves Sanford V a. m. and 4:30 p. m. nd First. Phonl Well, a Washington expert claims rata talk. Then they say “ That’s a woman. Let’s jump at her.” Tho Economy V WHEN THE RUNNERS CAME BACK ^ Fresh grated Cocoanut in bulk, 10c Lb. LI). English Walnuts, 10c Lb. Graham Flour. Fla., I’ecana 50c Fresh Yellow Meal and Try n pound of Ga. Creamery UA fca \ f t f© F O lV i I !s truly tlie fl w o r t h s g rea t- ost gowifag Gutter. We are the agents for C'hurngold Olcu i t has Coffeee dt monstrator will lie at our store Wednesday o f this week. One coupon given with each can o f ursday the holder o f the Lucky Coupon, will be given a handsome 1 gallon Thermos dug. p i’s S lic e d *4 w F * x h 2g I&a&SasEi o v 3 ;» They’re olT! It Is the first running race in California, after a long racelesa era, staged on the new track at Tanform, just down the p.ninsuiu from San Francisco. -• IM 1 B B B B U B B B B B U 1 B B B B 1 B B M I JL 705 Oak avenue POLICE Al'I'HKHEND THEATRE T ltO W l • 7/fe WORLD'S TENTED masterpiece l Complete line of Art 'Goods, ] Children’s Hand Made Garments i A Specially .75J 13(5 12i 07 131 170 SANFORD • PROGRESS STRENGTH GOVERNMENT INSPECTION HOLLY COMMENDED WILL BE MADE OF ALL PERBY MINISTERS OF LSIIAIILES SHIPPED PROM CITY YESTERDAY THIS SECTION (Continued from page 1) in th future undertakings, and pray (Continued from page 1) God’s blessings on him and his home. worms, tip burn or other means have 4. A copy of these resolutions been removed. signed by us shall be given to Mr. “ Film ” means that the head i« com­ Holly and another copy to the Herald pact and feels solid. with the request that they be pub­ “ Seed stems” means those heads lished. which have seed stems showing or In E. I). BROWNLEE which the fnrmntion o f seed stems W . J. CARPENTER has plainly begun. F. D. KING “ Fuirly Firm” means that the head PAUL C. BURHANS. yields readily to pressure but is not soft or spongy. FOR RENT— Furnished 2 room While government inspection is to apartment or 2 sleeping 'rooms, n certain extent nn innovation in San­ close in; reasonable. Apply 107 West ford, it is in general practice nt other 3rd St. , 11- 20- 21-22 large shipping centers in the United States. The benefit to be derived FOR SALE— Baby carriage slightly from government inspection nt point used. Bargain. Mrs. Tom Moore, o f origin is to create in the buyer n feeling of confidence in the product 310 W. Third street. o f the grower. Tk- �“ MNPOW^rtto 7nt A d Department and D icta te Y o u r Ad, P r o m p t and Courteous Servic ■ ■■, V,•^>1 WANT AD RATES term s- c a s b in advance Telephoned ads., will bo received from patrons and collector sent Immediately fo r payment. t Tine------ --------------------*•» " S Time*.... ........................-He* a line a Timm------------ —....... Ce » Hae 30 Timm.......................... <-.4e * !!■* Double rate fo r black fa s o 'ty p e . Reduced rst^s fo r consecutlvo In­ sertions. Count six words to the line. Minimum charge o f £0c fo r first insertion. A ll advertising Is restricted to proper classification. In cade o f error Tho Herald will be responsible fo r only one Incor­ rect insertion, the advertiser for all subsequent insertions. The Herald office should be notified immediately In case o f error. PHONE 148 for prompt and efficient service. ! scelI for k fo » eggs i Bcardal FolT S P T t r ] roads i, run 5.*i(J F O R SALE OR RENT— Centrally Io- tires, c: }l!ent mccl cated dwelling eight rooms and sleep­ Bargninl [ red IV. Ill ing porch. Worth your inquiry npd consideration. A. P. Connelly it FOTfs7 I—Grapefl Sons. 188-tfc, dozen;! ■anges 15 [ Modern bungalow located on Sanford 20 cents." ly the 1001 Heights. $250.00 cash, balance like $1.50 rc itivoly. li[ rent. E. F. Lane, Rooms 501-2 First yours, Bj . Tiller, National Bank Bldg. Phone 05. _____________________________103. f o r T s a i r—Orange | You can buy a new 5 room cottage yours (v for I)ec| $200.00 cash, balance $35.00 per B. T. Ti| , Paola. month. A. P. Connelly & Son. No. 201-0tc. HOUSES-j-FOR , SALE AND You can buy 5 room new bungalow LOST—j| i*3 blue sol You can buy 5 foom new cottage, on Thir mth street I splendid design nnd location $500.00 cash/balanco as rent. A. P. Connelly Rownrd i| iturned oo| Barker Advcrti.til L Sons. No. 201-Qtc. Nl In Circuit Court o f (hr Seven th J u d i ­ cia l Circuit a t F lo r id a , Sem in ole r e n n t y . b.__ ________ ^ » WANTED— APARTMENTS FOR RENT ^MISCEUANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSES— FOR RENT ROOMS A N D BO. FOR RENT— Cottage. WAN i h.)—Team "«»rk. Inquire M. IFOTi“ lFENT— Furnished tfiiree room F O R S A L E — o n e 'o f the b e st^ om er and bath bungalow, on Palmetto Ave., very convenient arangements, modern WANTED—Canvassers, improvements. Thirty dollars per ored to solicit lolond month. George G. Herring, GarnerUthglu Co. o f Florida. Woodruff building, City. No. 200-3tp. n,shed rooms by rctln- KOIt RENT— Two furnished sleeping rooms. Inquire 202 Park avenue. in. Prefer downtown No. 200-3tc. H c>‘re The Herald. _ No. 200-21 p. JR RENT— Furnished bedroom. In quire 1100 \Ve3t First street. rent, furnished house 197*4tp. >party. Small family, by letter giving com- Furnished housekeeping rooms corn cr 11th street and^Elm avenuo. n, price and iocnton. )1, care The Sanford M. Schneider. 195-7tp.' FOR ] M.K- K a cl Fly to Dicke.-son, ] Betti « Hanson Shoe Shu ~ T 0 | .s A O T ^ r l v a r l hea ot 0 WorkJ .'o!n ngenj I.U M l R~ FOR J lum| r. rough J tlelivoj in Snnforl millx I operaton,! •1811. Ellawoi ford. -■ ' FOR| ALE—Tv.-.1 4 f ks nltl. .1 of h A d. [1 FOR h f.E — Eurj Cost |0 when ncJ Inquire It Sanford ■ r rr m ■■ J. Musson. 10C-7tp. location sin Sanford, 11 room house; garage with two rooms over it, for sale or Will trade for vacant lots or city property o f any description on right basis. A. P. Connelly & Sons. 193-tfc. • th e N o r th ea s t c o r n e r o'l^the Southeast • q u a r t e r o f N orth eas t q u arter o f B e e - , Room and hoard at $fo.00 a week at Mrs. B. E. Tokach, Pico Hotel.; t lo n 30, T o w n s h i p 21 Houth o f R a n g e i 30 East. run W e s t 057 feet. Smith 4X2 195-Gtc.' feet, t o the r i g h t - o f - w a y o f th e l l s l l - ! road, th en co N orth easterly purnllel w ith said rallrond to a point Houth o f FOR SALK—Six room house, modern th e pid nt o f b e g in n in g , th en co North Tampa to Extend Limits. conveniences, Sanford Heights. _ A p­ t o b e g in n in g . It Is o rdered that you nnd each o f ply a tHcrald Office. y o u a p p e a r to th e s w o r n Idll o f c o m ­ TAM PA— This city will hold an pla in t herein died on o r b e f o r e th e _ No. 200-3tc. 3rd dn y o f D e ce m b e r . A. D. 1923. the election November 27 to decide wheth­ FOR RENT—3 or 5 room furnished sa m e b e i n g a R u le Day o f this H o n o r- er or not additional territory shall be ■nlilo C ou rt. apartment. Never been occupied,'I It Is f u r t h e r o r d e - e d thnt th is order added to its limita. Proposed limits bath, garage. B. T. Tiller, Paola. ji ho p u blish ed In th o Hanford Herald. * would run north along Fortieth street |n e w s p a p e r pu blish ed In Sanford. No. 201-tfc. !I S e m in o le County. Florida, unco a week to Buffalo avenue to Fifteenth street ' f o r e ig h t c o n s e c u tiv e weeks. W I T N E S S the bund nnd seal o f E. A. to the river, thence folowing the riv­ j D o u g la s s , C lerk o f the Circuit Court. er. This would take into the city (R E A L ) E. A. DOUOLAHH. S e m in o le County. Florida, at th o Court Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f the .Sev­ H o u s e tills tith d a y i.f October, A. D. what is known as Moody Heights, or enth .Imllrlnl c i r c u i t o f F lo r id a In 1923. ami f o r Sem in ole County. the larger portion o f it, and also the (S E A L ) B. A. DOUGLASS. , , ... „ Hy: A. M. Weeks. D. C. North Park subdivision. I. oule . Strum. Clerk. Hollrltor nml o f Counsel for R y : V. M. D ougla ss. Deputy Clerk. the Com plainant. M a g u ir e amt V oorh ls, J a c k s mvllle. Florida. S o l ic it o r s f o r Cumplalnnnt. i II. 10-17-21-12-1-X-15-22-29-1-S-9tc 1 0 - G . l C - 2 0 - 2 7 - l l - : ! - l 0 . 1 J - 2 l - t J - l - 9 t e . Ht RENT— Apartments and sleep ing rooms, Fcrndale Apartments WANTED— By stato organization, ex -' Bkhop Block, corner First and Pal perionced solicitors . who nre cap- m, lto streets. 189-14tp. able of producing results. Prefer un FOR RENT— Dcsirnbic bed room for married men, o f good appearance. couple over Herald office. Apply to Would he nccwdsar;, to travel through a p artm en t -I. central section o f Florida making FOR RENT— Furnished rooms, 703 l a Circuit Court, g evruth .imllrlnl C ir ­ Increarcd Mail Service. cuit at Florid a. In nml F or Sriu ln alr j house to house solicitation for reliable Palmetto. 198-6te. County . In rhnneery. house. If interested, address Ad­ FOR RENT— Nicely furnished room Mnry F. W illia m son , anmotlmca k n o w n W EST PALM BEACH— Daily mall vertiser, care The .Sanford Herald, 111 Park Avenue. 199-6tc| ns M. F. W il liam son , Complainant. deliveries to Canal Point nnd other and furnish complete information as ________________ , u . . vs. ... . v?* .. I ob ert Hunt nnd ------- I lu n t . 'h U w lfo . points in the Everglades section arc £X to your ability, end the salary neces- , APARTMENTS FOR RENT— H a V 2 -R W illiam C. D ra w dy and ------- D rn w dy, you a vacant apartment? apartment 7 Many Ills wlfn, R o b e rt L u to n and ------- Luton, likely, in the near future, according dper 8nry. tourists are looking for winter quar- JjJ* wir V. T h o m a s nml — - T h o m - to Postmaster C. W. Campbell. He ________ No. °00-3tp i . , , . . i«s. Ills w ife. A n drew J. Cone nml A. (1. ' t o r s . Sanford c an accommodate them . 'C 'Com*, w ife. ife , Charles (!. n. Dill, J o h n II. has heen instructed to ndvcrtlsc for one, his his WANTED— Young lady of good npW illia m K. tlartlott. and ------- bids cn a contract for a period bf If you want .to. . rent your apartment {,'!.*?,n „ , , Mart lot t. his w ife. Alliorto M. S a w d ry , pcarancc to do collecting on percent­ insert a s m a ll inexpensive want ad som etim es k n o w n n» Alberto M. S a w - four years, from July 1, 1924 to June age basis. Address in own handwrit­ in The Hnralil P h o n o l j q n," l A n n a M. Snwdey, soinetlm cs k n o w n ns Anna M. Hnwdy. his \.*ife. 30, 1928, for the delivery of mail to ing, giving nge, expereneo and nnm- in i n t n e r a u i . 1 none U S . No. 2 0 1 - 3 t p . Albert U Jon es ami Emma Jones, his ing» references. Box 102, care The -------------------------- ;---------------------------------------- I w ife , Carlton Itleo and ------- Hire, his I 'O R R E N T — O n e 3 room npartment, w ife. J. It. A b b ott a n d ------ A bbott. Ms Sanford Daily Herald. wife. David O. F ry n n d -------Fry. his one 2 room npnrtmcnt. Oak nnd w ife. Ch ester W. Goodrich, as H ecelv No. 200-3tp. c r o f the Sa n ford Loan nml Trust Com * ! 2nd., street. Dodge Garage. See tii- Sanford Stove Works, (J02 patty, u c orp or a tion , and the r espectiv e No. 201-3tc. heirs, devisees. g ra n te e s o r ottier ] Sanford avenue before buying stoves. cla im a n ts under Itoberl Hunt and -------' Hunt, tils wlfp. W illia m •’. Drawdy and I Wc \vili save you money. We also re­ D ra w dy . ills w ife, Hubert LiU n pair stoves of all kinds, grufonnlox above named, and believed b y th e c o m ­ ------plainant to be Interested In sa id p r o p ­ and ------- 1 utnn. Ills wife. A. V. T h o m a s 1 and ------- Thom as, Ills wife. A n d r ew J. I and guns. l'JI-tfe erty. arc dead o r a liv e ; C on e and A. G. Cone. Ills wife. C h arles ' ■ .. AND It fu rt h e r a p p e a r in g f r o m said You can find the name nl ,FOR RENT— A real ~ tJti\. your-1 s v o r n blit o f com plain t th a t th e d e - G. Dill. Joh n R. Dixon. William 1C. I Martlet! and ------ Bartlett, his w ife . '• eyery 'live Business Mas A n v t lace ! fen lantH a b o v e named. If l i v i n g o r In | .self. Doilgo nnd Finds. *1 legal ex istence, a r c penile p a rt ie s lie - 1 A lb e r to M. S a w d cy , sometimes k n o w n in Hnnfurd in thin Column jony time. Oak & Second street, R.Jfemlant hereto, nml. If dead, o r le g a lly as A l b e r t o M. Hnwdy. and Anna M. 'extin ct, the d iv ers anil r e s p e c tiv e heirs, Sn w dey. som etim es kn ow n ns Anna i each day. J. Ret*!. No. 201-fitc. M. Bawdy. Ills w ife , Albert 1>. Jones S. 0 . Shinholser A . P. Connelly & Sons N O N S E N S E '. \m*n h a G o t o S o t *t f s < s o DENTIST T O \SNT 6 o l N X) •me. oentist I H U i2 -r - PoP- \o otsr Schelle Maines LAW YER — Court Housi AND V K t ’1 Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank Sanford ------------------------------ Florida Fred R. W ilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building Sanford — — Florida Elton J. M oughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Building S anford,------------- Florida W . J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD, FLORIDA Sanford M I L D R E D Machine Co. S I M M O N S Teacher o f Pianoforte and Pip4 Organ Studio: Room 225, Meisch Building B. F. W HITNER, JR. County Agent O ffice: Basement o f Court House Phone No. 6. (Listed V . S. D. A .) Residence: 715 Myrtle Avenue. Phone No. 529-R. By Thornton Fisher tld ho was still runninejf iT IS N O T GOING TO VAUP.T- W e GON& TD OENDSr* ALU HV LIFE — &P.VANF George A . DeCottes STEW ART the Florist Sanford Novelty W orks b u t T r #m n V A C H I N ' N O U ), Cards o f Sanford’a Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom, in his choaen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. DIRECTORY QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Th0 In s 8en of ih< PURELY PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS grantees, devisees, su cces sors, llquldu unto In |lII<>1•• «'ol|tll FTN s , v 1. fiPPlTitTlTVlrV ami all ottier clnlmantn o f and utl- and E m m a Jones, his wife. C a r l t o n , w it: I .nil )ne (1) at| U 1 VU.J. .\t. U i r t H I U . M I I — l o r |(lcr :i|| „ f wall! parties defendant arc Hlco nnd ------- Rice. Ills wife. J. II. B l m k - H i E. E. Hr., Ills w ife , also made parties pa rties d e f e n d a n t to said A b b o t t m i d -------Ab bott, capable man to handle General!?!?.0 uf lli-rk mock In i J. II. R o b e r s o n , C om p la in a n t, D avid O. F r y nml ------- Fry. Ills w if e . _ Mil of c o m p la in t; Florid a, riling to H A coney for monthly neident and vs. I*hoop IDS '•ori'-il In i Hook "|.J ANU It fu rt h e r n p p rn r ln g f r o m said and the heirs, dev isees, grantees o r ! Phone Ills Lyman I’hrlps, W. I*. Atkinson, nnd lie Record f Oran go i f h e a lt h insurance. Commission t«u-| sw orn Idll o f cum plalnt th at th er e ure o th e r claim an ts under Robert II. H u m - : . __. r, . , , i persons interested In said la n ds o th e r soy, deceased, nml the heirs, devisees. I A l s o : l.o | bree (3) Hattie Atkinson. Ills wife, et nl., cla im ants u n d e r ! tract onlj. uiva age an I present posi- than the d e fen d a n ts hurelnabuvo g r a n t e e s or oth er E. E. Hr. 'a Subillvl Defendant*. G. Audenrlvd. s o m e t im e s ' named, and w h o s o names an d p la c e s o f W il lia m H am mock! ■cording tn tion in tii : t iottsr. Spare time con­ reslib O R D E R OK I'U U LIC ATIO N . k n o w n a s W. G. A udenrlcd, decensed. j nre are u n k n o w n ; t h e r e o f nl iled In I In To I.ym nn riielpn. If liv in g, nnd If Clerk o f i| nml nil u n k n o w n persons cla im in g nil nectior.s considered, i ’. Ji. Bayer, c ir c u it Ci tii AND It fu rth er rea p pearlu g that Iln iis e lio M . Bund*. 1‘ lnnna, Safes, •lend, nil parties c l a i m i n g an Interest C ou n ty FI |<la. T r u n k s nnd l la g a n g r i ,l’’ f ,H Prayed for. In and by paid hlll Interest In the rrnl property h e r e i n - ! vicc-prt-ithnt United St: t s National under, tho raid I.ymnn Phelp s, d e a f t e r describ ed. Respon dents. ‘ o f cntiiplalnt, a g a in s t all o f thu per son s T r a n s f e r r e d A n y w h e r e Any T im e sc iici.t.D reaa.-d o r oth erw is e, W. p . A t k in s o n , O R D E R OF I’ Unt.iCATION. Life £: Casualty Co., 2J Sovth I.a 'lu n d n a b n v o named and r e f e r r e d to S|1.| If thin g, nnd If dend, nil pa rties r ln tm NOW. TH F.REFO RK ; Yoll and each, T h e Stnto o f Florida, T o ^ II thd A f t e r i Salle st ^ u.ChJca°;ji. Imt an In terest u n d er th e sold W . I*. named I’a r tic s ,l.£rcutUu.M: i uyery.atid all o f you* uml a l s o an y en d Atkinson, deceased, nr o t h e r w is e , H a t ­ T o R ob ert Hunt n n d -------Hunt, h is ; ■ ; r:4~T •• ‘.vb."2oi iTt’c . " all oth er persons whose n am e o r names tie Atkinson, w if e or \V. p. A t k in s o n . w ife . W illia m C. D ra w dy , and -------, are u nk n ow n n od w h o may h e .i n t e r e s t ­ If Hriiig, a n d . I f dead, a l l p a rties c la im - In I he I'H it Court. Sr| WANTED—Assistance of nry kind ed In the pr op erty In volved In t h is ! D raw dy. Ills w ife. Robert Litton nnd I Circuit f'lnrliln. In Ing Interest under th e sa id H a ttie A t ­ suit, and h erein a b ov e d e s c r ib e d , o r ! Luton. Ills w ife, A. *V. T h om as nml i kinson, deettsed o r o th e r w is e , and to can be secured by r:m;iing a want w h o claim any right, title o r Interest j ------ Thom as. Ills w ife , Andrew J note I |nnly. In l| any nnd nil parties, d ec en s ed o r o t h ­ • I therein, by. t h r o u g h or u n d er a n y o f 'C o n e nnd A. G. Cone, hl i wife. Ch arles | Contractor and 1'uildcr nne No. >'• ad in erwise. c la im in g an Interest In an d to , The He "aid. This class of the parties o r persons h e r e i n a b o v e , o . m i l . Joh n II. D ix on. William K . ; r.t. Conipl.ml the f o l l o w i n g d es cr ib ed p r o p e r t y , t o vcrtising casta very little and is read named or r eferr ed to. nr o t h e r w i s e Ilartlotl. and ------- Darllett. his w ife. (K anford, --------------------------------- Fla. , , . . , ... , _ 1ii re hereby n otified and requ ired , each, A l b e r t o M. Hswdev, som etim es kn ow wlt: Itegln 10 c h a in s North o f th e orlila f.il \ Col. by nearly everybody. It in need o f every and all o f you. to b o uml np- ns A lb e r to M. Sa w dy, and Anne M. Southeast C or n er o f N\V V4 o f M V % Limited 'jirpor. hell* , ifr« rrm Pe,,ry elllll, before Court, at Sn w dey. s* nietlm es k n o w n as Anna M. et nl., I>| il tuts. oofTiro i i i c e ,!»•! m Ve.lt, lialp. -nnlr« took*, o,.r r inin t J,it. „ , w ou r said Circuit court H ou se, nt of Section 3. Twp. 20 H.. R a n g e 31 Hast, S a w dy. bis w ife. A l b e r t T-. Jon es a n d O I< O F CIT\| run West 10 chains. N orth I c h a in s ., fact any Kind o f help, j i t phone 118 Sa nford. Kcmlnnlci County , F lo r id a , on E m m a Jon es, Ills w ife , Carlton Itleo T o Florl 1 id .X: Cidi Hast la clialnt nnd S ou th I c h a in s to , .« i Monday, tho nev^nth day o f Ja nu a ry , nnd ------- Rica, Ills Wife. J. II. A b b ott corpora^ point o f beg in n in g , s i t u a t e In Sem in ole puny, I dm and give your nd over th- telephone. A. D. 1921, and then-am i th er e full, d l- nnd ------- A b b o t t, Ills wife. David O. exlstenr County, Florid a, less IS feet a l o n g the laud. If It N o 0 |ii.fit |riTt. perfect and c o m p le t e answer solved. Ilq i <d o r otlii Established 1908 'Vest liounilnry k ept o p e n ns a r o a d ­ . ' Intake to the bill o f c om p la in t Hied and F r y nml ------- Fry, his wife, and each e x tin ct , nil ir les clalpil way. ‘__________________________ _ |exhibited ag ainst you In tills c a u s e ; o f thorn If living, nml If dead* all Real Estate, Loans and parties claim in g Interests under R o b ­ under sail lila l.andr (oth erw is e, d ec rees p r o c o n f e s s o w ill be You and encli o f y o u nre h e re b y o r ­ dmlti-d. I dered to npponr t o th o tdll o f c o m ­ tlon Vutiil th en co N..rtl . pa rallel ulth the East . entered up agalim t you an d euclt o f ert Hunt and ------- Hunt. Ids wife. W i l ­ Insurance illy extlnl liam C. D ra w d y and — — Drawdy, his , plaint tiled ngulu st y o u In th e a b o v e o f Eng Ian linn o f Rand A v en ue; I d . 2 feet to tho you. w ife. R ob ert Luton pud ------- Luton. pa rty Invf Phene < 1 8 101-8 Magnolia Ave entitled cau se on o r b e f o r e D e c e m b e r wise. III t IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D . T h a t line South of C o m a e rdal Street; this Order o f ( 'R a t io n lie p u b lish e d In IiIh w ife. A. V. T h o m a s and ------- T h o m ­ ft IT lb Si'll 3rd. 1923. n rule day o f th is C ourt, nt suit and I T o WIIII exandi r as. Ills wife. A n drew J. Cone and A. G. thence West tilong th e South llm* o f the "S anford lla ra ld ,” a newspaper the o f f ic e o f the C lerk o f tho C ircuit L lu uld ator aid Fieri John Commercial S t r i c t , l o o f . . t to tho piildislied In San ford, S e m ln olo County.ii Court. Sem in ole C o u n ty , H a n - ’ C olm iliatli itwln\. I.l'l point o f l» g I n n in g , living tin* lands in Florida, on ec each week f o r e ig h t c o n - ' { { ' Dixon. \\ llllnm K. Hartlett and p oratbm . i land.. If ford. Fin., n n d . In d e f a u lt t h e r e o f d e ­ ja il Install ' * linreln raferred to; Seen liv e w eeks. Hartlett. Ills w ife, A lb e r to M. Saw dey, d. all p irl cree pro c o n f e s s o w ill he en tered and. If lie 1 A N D It f u rt h e r ap penrlu g from tho W ITN ESS m y band nnd th e seal o f k n o w n as A lb e r to M. S a w said Willi said sw orn bill o f complaint that th o . . ... -t. „ „ , h |M 10th ilay dy. and A n n a M. Sa w dey. som etim es iiKalnst y o u and said c a u s e p r o ce e d e s ­ Interests tj Flowers Fcr AH Occasions d c r Ducha is l.i . [ ! p la ces o f r. Ilden co o f nil ..f > "ii are I ° ' ,r c ir c u it t.ou rt on tn is parto. k n o w n as Anna M. Saw dy. Ids w ife, Mcmbcnt Florists Telegraph De­ <*<>111n I 111 u nknown, and the coiuplulmint does i o f Novetnlier. A. D. 19.3. A lbert I*. Jon es nnd Em ma Jones, h i s ' It Is f u r t h e r o r d ered th a t th is o r d e r ! F lo r id a La d. nr otli• not k n ow , and has not I " « ti able t o ' ( S e a l o f Circuit Cou rt o f w ife , Carlton ltlce and ------- Rice, b i s i he published ones a Week f o r eig h t Lim ited, d livery Association d In llill (j,,. defendants j Sem in ole County . Klorlda.) k| i as certa in , whether w ife, J. II. A b b o t t nnd ------- Abbott, b i s ! consecutive w e e k s In th e Hanford H e r ­ p r o p e r t y I h e r e lt n f t c b r ib e d ; w ife, David O. F r y nnd ------- Fry. b i s , 811 Myrtle Ave., Phone 206-W ald a n ew s paper p u blish ed at Hanford. : ___________________ :____ T o all ot IqlUldators w if e , and nil parties rlu lm ln g Interests Florida. lolonl/.atl"n) Ida l.and under R ob ert II. Ram sey, deceased o r WITNKS8 the o ff le la l seal and hand Lim ited, v ‘ name oth erw is e, and nil parties c la im in g of the Clerk o f said C o u r t th is thu Gth and w h o • n Intel' -i* l| Interests u nder W il lia m G. Audenrled, e r tv Invol ii tills suit d o of U ctob cr, 192.1. , som etim es k n o w n as W. G. Audenrled. a f t e r descii I (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. deceased, or o th er w is e. In tho p r o p - i files, wb"* T o nil nth • C lerk, er ty h e re in a ft e r d escribed , and all u n - j Ing lnti'i' *t| unk now n, General Machine and Holler n y V. B. D o u g la ss. L>. C. k n o w n per son s c la im in g un Interest In o f the par herelnal" H- F. Housluddor, tho f o l l o w i n g d es cr ib ed real property Works oth erw is e, l ie property Sol f,,r Complt. situ ate In the C ou n ty o f Seminole and (h is suit a liirein ifti i >l| lo-G-13-20-27-11 -3 -1 0 -1 7 -2 1 -1 2 -1 -9 tc Cylinder Grinding State o f Florida, t o - w l t : U R E E T IN i from tli * I It nppen ( u ) T h e Sou th ea st q u arter of S o u th ­ Phone 62 ------ Sanford, Fla. la Circuit Court o f the Sev en th Jiidlrlnl c o m p la in t and exhi I w e s t q u a r te r o f Section 25, T o w n s h i p c a u se a g a I Irrult o f Florida. Henilnole C o u n t } . >ou that V' 2t South o f R a n g e 30 East. claim in g o f y on. i>r In C h n nrery . <b) T h e Southeast q u arter of S o u t h ­ et heirs, Uevl Dido Row ers. C om plain a n t. <>r under east q u a r ter o f Section 3fi, T o w n s h ip . o r oth erwll tees. SUCCf 21 South o f R a n g e 30 East. . VB- ~ tiimi* Inter;* c la im t<> J M. Ilrow n uml H e x le Ilrow n, ( c ) T h e - W e s t half o f the Southeast i d lu this i th e lauds Ids w ife. Defendants. q u a r t e r o f Section 3i>. T ow n s h ip 21 plei-". parci That cei . NOTICE OF MAHTF.ICH HALE. South o f R a n g e 30 East, less the r a i l ­ ly in g nml bf N’otlro Is h ereby g i v e n th a t under o f land sit road r i g h t - o f - w a y . nl, Semiiuill and by v ir t u e - o f a i lc c r e o o f f o r e C ity o f (i|) Tin* Knot o n e - f o u r t h of th e V. C. COLLER, Prop. p a rticu la rly ! •■losuro anil sale en tered In th o a b o v e Florida, N o r th w e s t q u a r te r o f Northwest q u a r ­ Beglnnf * at It led c a u se on the Int d a y o f Nn- a ? f o llo w s wit: ter o f Section 31. T o w n s h i p 21 South General Shop nml Mill Work ■tlon o f tIn* v.'Mibef, a . D. 1923. I. as Special Mas- poin t o f Ir o f Ultimo 31 East. Street wit li| D r in C h an cery la sa id c a u se, on M o n - ; o f Comnie ( e ) T h e East h a lf o f the Northeast Contractor and Huilder day. D ecem b er 3rd.' 1923, d u r i n g th e I line o f Itn venue, both q u a r t e r o f Southeast q u a r ter o f N orth - 1 legal hours o f sale, In f r o n t o f the o f Sanford tllltlol" <'"lltlll east q u a r te r o f S ection 3i>. T o w n s h ip j 517 Commercial Street South aloinf ru n n in g tl D'uirt lIotiMe d o o r in S a n fo r d . S e m in o le j 21 South o f Itangu 30 East, less the •’••unty. Florida, w ill o f f e r f o f sa le anil line o f *i\l and Avenue ---------------------- Fla. Sanford, r a ilr oa d r l g h t o f w u y . Jell to th e h igh est b id d e r f o r cash, th e tlienee Ea i. la llel u Ilb ( f ) H e g ln n ln g 329 >j feet West o f . f'dluM Ing d es cribed t r a c t s o f land, slt- Hue o f • erclal Street. I Mr. I. Knowltt W X N T E IC T 5H ?nore, Homelike l commodatjons at Com fort Cotta| 31S Magnolia avenue. Mrs. M. Mi tin. No. 200-4tp, CtFkOM^ D curiSr PoP VHU6 0 IN F I R S T " o lU S V TO SH O W v<o U f- IV/E HAO '/ {A ra tte d At j the dibcess -.ch in Maryland, \ trginla, Pennsylvania f p o ' t h c District of CdumAlexander Mann o f Pitts,oaed tho resolution, dedarwc do not enter tho court, all our loud-voiced desire for :o of the world but a futile / A a. �THE 8A N F0M T D - COUNTY X GOVERNMENT INSPECTION HOLLY COMMENDED Truckers Beat Champs! In Close Game RE A L CHAMPIONS BOTH! Exclusive photo of Sarazcn, the champion two-ycnr-old rncing marvel, nnd Gene Sarazen, golf champion, in whose honor the horse was named. The two champs posed at the Laurel (Md.) track. Don't he misled |»V the jockey clothes on Gene, lie didn't ride the horse. Hcrbst Bowled High Score for The Evening. With Belding a Close Speond. As wns oxrpcted, the Truekera and Congregational* singed a real sure j ’nulT light for last night's game in the CityBowling Lengue. The game was mnrkcd by Belding breaking nil the lengue records r.o far this year for one ghmo. lie bowled 1110 pins the first game breaking the record which up until that time had been held by Charlie Britt o f the K. of C. club. Hcrbst bowled high score for the evening, 0 21 pins with Belding n close second with 515. Though nejthcr team wns op to the standard last night, it v/n.i an interesting game ami tilled with plenty of excitement. Tonight tlic Brotherhood of St. An­ drew will meet the Men’s Club. Games start promptly at 7:110 p. m. The icorc: Sanford' Truck Hcrbst ........... 108 Ludwig ............. ti.r» II. Thurston 135 P. Thurston_____ I-Vi C o ld .1........... 159 WILL HE MADE OF ALL PER­ BY MINISTERS OF CITY YESTERDAY (Continued from pnge 1) In th future undertakings, nnd pray God’s blessing? on him and his home. d. A copy of these resolutions signed by us shall be given to Mr. Holly nnd nnother copy to the Herald v/lth the request that they be pub­ lished. E. 1). BROWNLEE W. J. CARPENTER F. D. KING PAUL C. BURIIANS. ISHABLES SHIPPED FROM THIS SECTION (Continued from pace 1) worms, tip bum or other means havo been removed. “ Film” menus that the head is com­ pact nnd feels solid. “ Seed stems” menns those heads which hnve seed stems showing or In which the formation of seed stems has plainly begun. “ Fairly Firm” means that the ncau yields readily to pressure but is not soft or spongy. FOR RENT—Furnished 2 room While government Inspection is to npnrtment or 2 sleeping 'rooms, close in; reasonable. Apply 107 West n certain extent nn innovation in San­ ford, it is in general practice at other 3rd St. s 11- 20 - 21-22 large shipping centers in the United States. The benefit to be derived FOR SALE—Baby carriage slightly from government inspection at point used. Bargain. Mrs. Tom Moore, of origin is to create in the buyer a feeling o f confidence In the product 310 W. Third street. FOUND—Between Sanford nnd DeLand, man’s suit case. Owner can have same by identifying and paying for this nd at Herald. Growers. 18.". ICH— 021 117 101— .17:: 150 150— *150 1”.it 1 U -.M .1 1112 153 - 150 SAN FO R D A monn S A Art Craft Studio D Gifts and Lamp Shades! . . f« . . , , .. . f E T . , C ^ . . 1 Curtains Uphiistering (Continued from page 1) entc rtninment lie dropped the money in the alley, where it was found early thii< morning. Club Sanford Tk, Grws, Men’s Club ........ Congregational Brotherhood K. C, K. o f C.................. Merchants ........... C<>NG It EG ATION A L MEN'S CLUB TO STAGE BIG HOLT THURSDAY NIGHT According to an announcement made last night by one of the officers o f the Congrengtional Men's Club, this du b will have in addition to their regular meeting Thursday night u “ big feed” with several important speakers and ulos a musical program. Among the speakers of the evening will bo Hon. Forrest Lake. Mr. Lake is one who can give a talk to fit all occasions and ninny members of the d u b are banking on being present musical program to fill out with the to hear him. There will also be a fine “ eats” nnd speaking. The program Congregational starts prompt at eight o’clock in the day night. Parsonage, T e le iio n e 1 48 lip s , S ite Ap p r e h e n d THEATRE TltOWLKRS Chief Williams and Officer Beck­ with were standing in the front door o f the theatre at the time it happen­ ed and wero immediately informed by an attendant. They rushed around to the dressing room o f the Milune where they were told by one o f the Hawniinns whole it happened and how. " I t seems ns if the little girl "AANTED— Furnished bed-room who was the leading dancer o f the Paik avenue. evening had started to her dressing room uiul as she nepred the door some one ran out. She immediately signaled to her mother who was on the stage at the time and together they entered the room where they discovered the loss of the purse. NEW SCHOOLS AT LAKELAND LAKELAND, Nov. 20.— Construc­ The little girl hadn’t noticed any­ thing about the intruder except that tion work has begun on the Lake­ his hand w i white, confirming the land’s new group o f school buildings. officer’s oj:I*. on that it was a white The first unit has been started on a person. Thi.i the only clew that four-acre plot of land in Ilillerest the officers ivuld possibly find and Heights, where the pupils will have a commanding view o f Lake Hunter. from this they . . .ed out. Dining the right several white It will cost around $50,000 when com­ pleted. boys, u!l minois, were brought to Tor. Your mesi 4’e will reach the men or wo nyou want I reach. From the many whespond, you <j . easily choose the fittest. masterpiece . 705 Oak avenue STANDING Just Telephok a W ant A d to the E W O R L D ’S TENTEO • . r* Complete line of Art 'Goods, i Children’s llaml Made Garments i A Specialty p o l ic e : PROGRESS' STRENGTH In The W orld O f Sports w DonVait Until It I & to Think of Your Top. Irvc Hio;ide Curtains ItRiW hen Cold Weather Comes We 0;ihc Best of ifr ia l and Our Workmanship is # * T I(IS S*AS0 n \ y AUGMENTED BY ^ THE EARTHS FINEST Supreme DISPCAY OF (KHtEVEKIHT> III CLEAN AMUSEMENT W ill© 207 Magnolia JUST AR R IVED j , LAKE M A R Y P SA N FO R D children under 12 New Shipment'of the latest fie tion and children’s boks Adults 75c including fax. Seats cn sale circus day Uoumillat & Headquarters for Office Supplies Anderson Drug (’». Same price as at show grounds Passen and Packages k (Lake Mary i. Leaves Sanford 1 tl 4:30 p. m. Thurs nom y R/UiSMO P O W tK R WHEN THE RUNNERS CAME BACK Fresh grated Cocoanut in bulk, 10c Lb. I.li. English Walnuts, 10c Lb. (irahatn Flour. Fla., Pecans 50c Fresh Yellow Meal and Try si pound of Ga. Creamery j| !s truly tlio worSd’s greatost &£»r.;5aig I p o w tte v Rutter. We are the agents for Churngold Olco St lias loliece ill monrtrator will he at our store Wednesday of this week. One coupon given with cadi can o f iinulay Hie holder of the Lucky Coupon, will he given a handsome I gallon Thermos Jug. g L h r iu c e tf E fctte * ? to M sr/n c o va ? <£OlO They’re olfl It is the first running race in California, after a long raccleu era, staged on the new track at Tunform, just down the iH-ninsulu from Sun Francisco. i,2 a ceii» r c « 7TT �' • •■ • I ;* • | 1 i : . P h on e 148, As •- 4* ' % ant A d D ep artm en t and D icta te Y o u r A d, P r o m p t and Courteous Servi : T* - J - FOR SA1 WANT AD RATES W ANTED— MISCELLANEOUS m is c e l l a n e o u s TBRMR—CASH IN ADVANCE Telephoned adtk, will be received from patrons and collector sent immediately fo r payment. ALE—Two good ’ Calves WAN i E J — Team work. Inquire M. 4 w teks old. Addrer ll T., care Hanson Shoe Shop. ot Hcipld. _______ No. 200 2tp. No. f-'OO-atc. W ANTED—Canvassers, white or col­ Pt)Ai SALE DoSoto points and] ored to solicit colored people. The varn shea at Sanford Novelty Uthglo Co. o f Florida. Phone 613. Works] solo agents. 15-1-tfc No. 200-2tp. I.UMB 5R FOR SALK—Yellow pine WANTED— Furnished rooms by refin­ lum b: r, rough or dressed, prompt ed young man. Prefer downtown tjelivor; in Sanford nnd vicinity, two location. Box 104, caro The Herald. mills ii operaton, Osteen, Fin., Tel. __________________ No. 200-2tp._______ 4811. 197-6tp: WANTED— To rent, furnished house 1 T im e — ....... — ------------ -1*» m Mae 8 Tlm tm .... ------ — ----------------He a l l a * a T i m m ----------------.......... f p a lla # as Tlaiea.............. ........ 4#alla# Double rate fo r black face type. Reduced ratgs fo r consccutivo in­ sertions. Count six words to the line. Minimum charge of COc fo r first insertion. A ll advcrtislrg is restricted to proper classification. In cade o f error The Herald will 1FOR £ VLE—Escerole ’ plants. Apply to Dickcrson, Mecca Hnmmock. be responsible for only one Incor­ 200-3tp rect insertion, the advertiser for all subsequent insertions. The FOR i ALE— Egry Cash Register. Herald offico should be notified Cost t r>0 when new. Will sell chenp. immediately In case o f error. Inquire it Sanford Jlcrald olTicc. No. 200-tfc. t'OR HA — Rhode Island eggs for settinp L 15 eggs for fl.00. Mrs. for prompt and efficient service. El'.swort 1, Bcardall Avenue. San• ford. 83-tfp ji F 6 k SA .tl 6 lt TRADE— Hupmobile HOUSES—FOR SALEJ roadst tr, run 5500 miles, original FOR SALE OR RENT— Centrally lo - tires, cx <client mechanical condition. - Bargain Fred W. Ball, Box 338, City. No. 2003tp. consideration. P. Connelly A FOR SAl S—Grnpcfruit_30 cents per 188-tfc. Sons. dozen; >rnngcs 15 cents, satsumns, Modem bungalow located on Sanford 20 cents. By the 100, $2.25, $1.00 nnd Heights. $250.00 cash, balance like $1.50 reap ctively. Drive out nnd get rent. E. F. Lane, Rooms 501*2 First yours, B. P. Tiller, Paola, F l a / National Bank Bldg. Phone 05. ____________________ No, 201 Otc. ____________________________ 103. FOR S A tK —Orange tree. Secure You can buy a new 5 room cottage yours ni-v for December planting. $200.00 cash, balance $35.00 per B. T. Tiller, Paoln. • month. A. P. Connelly & Son. No. 20M fc. No. 201-0tc. by responsible party. Small family. Answer this nd by letter giving com­ plete description, price nnd locaton. Address Box 101, care The Sanford Herald.' No. 200-tfc. WANTED— By atntc organization, cxpcrienced solicitors. who nro cap­ able o f producing results. Prefer un married men, o f good appearance. Would be necessary to travel through centrn! section o f Florida making house to house solicitation for reliable house. If interested, address Ad­ vertiser, care The Sanford Herald, nnd furnish complete information ns to your ability, end the salary neces­ sary. No. 200-3tp PHONE 148 You can buy 5 room new bungalow You can buy 5 room new cottage, splendid design nnd location $500.00 cash.'baldnce as rent. A. P. Connelly & Sons. No. 201-dtc. In Circuit Court of the Srvrnth Judi­ cial Circuit of Florida, Seminole Ccnntr. J. II. .R o b e r s o n , C om plaina nt, vs. I.ymnn I ’helps, \V. I*. Atkinson, and Hattie Atkinson, tils wife, ft nl., DefcnilnntH. To I.ym nn l ’ hclps. If living, anil K •Ifii'l. nil parties c l a i m i n g an Interest under, th o said I.ym nn Phelps, d e ccnscil o r oth erw ise. W . I*. A tk in s on , If living, and If dead, all p n rllfs rlnlin Ing an Interest tinder th e mild \V. P. Atkinson, doecaspi!, o r oth erw ise, H a t ­ tie Atkinson, w if e o f W . P. A tk inson . If living, und If dead, nil pa rties c l a i m ­ ing Interest under th e said Hattie A t ­ kinson, demited o r o th er w is e, nnd to any and a ll parties, dec ea s ed o r o t h ­ erwise. c la im in g an Interest tn nnd t o the f o l l o w i n g d es cr ib ed property, tnwlt: lleglri 10 c h a in s North o f th e Southeast C o r n e r o f N\VV« o f NW>4 W ITN E SS the o f f i c i a l seal and hand of the Clerk o f said C o u r t tills tho Gth day o f O ctober, 192J. i (S E A L ) K. A. DOUOLAHH, • Clerk. Dy V. 11. D oug la ss, D. C. E. F. Iloushold ur, Hoi. f o r Com plt. 10-G-13 -20 -2 7 -1 1 -3 -1 0 -1 7 -2 1 -12-1-9 tc In Circuit Court of (he Seventh Jmllelnl 1 Irrult of Florliln. Seminole C o u m I ) . In Chnneery. Dale Z. R ow ers, C om plainant, vs. J- M. Ilrnwn und H e x le L. Drawn, Ids w ife. Defendants. NOTICE OF MASTER’ S SALE. Notice Is hereby g iv e n that under and by v ir t u e - o f a d e c r e e o f for e elosuru and sale entered In tho a b o v e entitled c a u se on the 1st day o f N o ­ vember. A. D. 1923. I, as Sp ecial M as­ ter In C h a n c e ry In said cause, on M o n ­ day, D e ce m b e r 3rd,' 192.1, d u rin g the legal h ou r s o f sale. In f r o n t o f the •'ourt R o u s e d o o r In Bnnforil, Sem in ole County, Florida, w ill o f f e r f o f sale anil sell to th e highest b idder f o r uiidi, tho f o l l o w i n g d es cribed tr ac ts o f lund, slt- FOR ftESlT— tw o furnished sleeping rooms. Inquire 202 Park avenue. No. 200-3tc. F’OR RENT—F'urnished bedroom. In­ quire 1100 We3t First street. 107-4tp. Furnished housekeeping rooms corncr 11th street and Elm avenue. M. Schneider. 195-7tp.' FOR RENT— Apartments nnd sleep­ ing rooms, F'crndale Apartments, Bishop Block, corner First nnd Pal­ metto streets. 189-1-ftp. FOR RENT— Desirable bed room for couple over Herald office. Apply to apnitmcnt -I. J. Musson. 106-7tp. , W XNTED— Boarders." Homelike ’ commodatjons nt Comfort C otta.-. |318 Magnolia avenue. Mrs. M. M u - 1• f ■ tin. No. 200-4tp. th e N o r th e a s t c o r n e r o l^ t h e Southeast ■■=-------q u a r t e r o f N o r th ea s t qunrter o f Bee.; Room and board nt $10.00 a wcefcat Mrs. B. E. Tnkach, Pico H otel.' tlnn 3ft, T o w n s h i p 21 South o f R a n g e j 30 Knst, run W es t S57 feet. South 482 W M tc .' • »"; feet, t o th e r i g h t - o f - w a y o f the Itsllroml. th e n ro N or th ea s ter ly parallel w ith snlil rallrom l to u poin t South o f ,n■ *' FOR SALE— Six room house, modern th e poin t o f b e g in n in g , th en co North Tampa to Extend Limits. conveniences, Sanford Heights. _ A p­ t o b e g in n in g . It Is orilerei) that you nml each o f ply a tllcraid OfTico. y o u n p p eu r to th e s w o r n bill o f c o m ­ T A M P A -T h is city will hold an pla in t herein flleil on o r b e fo r e th e j f No. 200>3tc. 3cil ilay „ f D ecem ber. A. D. 1923. tiiej election November 27 to decide wheth­ sa m e b e i n g a R u le D ay o f this llo n o r FOR RENT—3 or 5 room furnished er or not additional tsrritory shall bo •n b lo C ou rt. apartment. Never been occupied, ‘ It Is fu r t h e r orilored that this order added to its limits. Proposed limits • i bo p u b lish ed In th e Sanfo rd lli-rntd. • bath, gnrngc. B. T. Tiller, Paola. |n e w s p a p e r pu blish ed In Sanford. ■would run north along Fortieth street No. 201-tfc. I S e m in o le C ou n ty, Florida, o n ce a week to Buffalo avenue to Fifteenth street [ f o r elitht c o n s e c u t iv e w eeks. W I T N E S S the bund anil seal o f K. A. to the river, thence folowing the riv­ i D o u g la s s , Clerk o f the Circuit Court. er. This would take into tho city (B E A L) K. A. DOt’ CILASH. S e m in o le C ou n ty , Florida, nt tho Court C le rk o f the Circuit Court o f the S e v ­ what is known as Moody Heights, or llnune th is Ctli d a y c f October. A. D. enth .1mllelul Circuit o f Klorlil .1 In 192 .1. mill f o r Homlnole Countv. the larger portion o f it, nnd also the (S E A L ) K. A. DOUOLA8H, . , „ Hv: A. M. W eek s. D. C. North Pnrk subdivision. L ou ie V\. Strum, Clerk. R y : V. M. D ougla ss, Deputy Clerk. S o l ic ito r mill o f Counsel f o r tin- Comtilulnnnt. M a g u ir e mid Voorlils. J n r k s invllle. Fbirhln. S o l ic it o r s f o r Coinplalnnnt. 11-10-17-21-12-1- S - 13-22-29-1-S-fltc 10-e . 13- 2O-27- l l - 3 -IO-17- 2 l-t 2- l . 9tC. ‘ ■r PURELY PROFESSIONAL FOR RENT— Furnished rooms, - qIj In ( ‘ Irrnlt Court, Seventh JniRrlal ClrIncreared Mail Service. cull of Flnrliln. In nml Fur Mrmlniilr Palmetto. 198-Ctc. County. In Chancery. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room Mary F. Williamson, sometimes known I W EST PALM BEACH— Daily ntaflj •111 Park Avenue. 199-Gtcl ns M. F. Williamson, Complainant, deliveries to Canal Point nml other vs. APARTMENTS FOR RENT— Havo Robert Hunt nnd ----- Hunt.‘ his wife, i points in the Everglades scctio(n arc you n vacant apartment? Many' hi V"i f". RoberY'l.'ut.m and"^-^’ Luton, likely, in the nenr future, accord!ng tourists nre looking for winter quar- ,l1" ,A- v - Thomas nnd------Thom- to Postmaster C. W. Campbell. He tors, hnnford can accommodate them. Cone, his wire. Charles •; Dili, John II. has been instructed to advertise for If you want to rent your apartment 0U‘l — bids cn n contract for a period of ' „ . , ' llnrtlett. his wife, Alberto M. Hnwdey, insert n small inexpensive w ant nd(»ometlines known ns Alberto M. Saw- four years, from July 1, 1921 to June in The *',yim. Herald. iiir.ua. Phone i none MS its. known nsAnna AnnnM.MHawdey. . Bawdy, sometimes Ills wife. 30, 1928, for the delivery of mail to No. 201-3tp. Albert I.. Junes »ml Emma Jones, his i - n n " i i T . - v r — Tv----- n---------------------:------- ■.I C a r l t o n F O R R E N T — O n e .1 r o o m a p a r t m e n t w ife . J. ii. Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom, in his chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. Illcc and ------ Itli-e. his Schelle Maines A b bott a n d ------ Ab bott, his 9 room mom apartment nnnrtmnnt M..L* Willi JJ-JJ**' I’V 'V . I*ry. Ills: one 2 Oak I ......... —. . . . . . w. . . . Ooodrleli, ns R e c e iv ­ e r o f the Sanford Loan and T ru s t Font2nd., street. Dodge Gnrugc. 'tinny, a corporation , anil the r esp ec tiv e No. 201-3tc, heirs, devisees, grantees o r oth er LAWYER BUSINESS DIRECTORY rla lm a n ts under Hubert Hunt nnd ------lim it. Ills wife. Wlllisin R r a w d y nnd Drawilv, i-ls w.’fe, R ob ert i.ut n a b o v e named, nnd bt-lli-vcd by tin- c o m ­ ■ plainant tn to- inti-rexti-d In said p r o p ­ and ------- I utnn. his wife. A. V. T h o m a s and ------- Thom as. Ills wife. A n d r e w J. er ly . are dead o r a l i v e ; AN D It fu rth er a p p e a r i n g f r o m said •'o n e and A. •!. •'on>. Ills w ife. Charles You enn find the nnme ol sworn* bill o f c o m p la in t that t h e ile- •!. Dill. John R. Dixon. W il lia m Ii. fen lantx ab ove nam ed. If liv in g o r In lln rtlett nnd ------ llnrtlett. his w ife. cyery 'live Business Map le gal ex istence, are resile p a r t ie s d e ­ A l b e r t o M. Hnwdey, sometimes k n o w n nnd Anna M. in Snnfnrd in this Column fendant hereto, nnd. If dead, o r leg u ily as A lb e r to M. Bawdy, extin ct, the d iv er s and r esp ec tiv e heirs, Mn . wiley, sometime i kn ow n ns Anna each day. Albert I.. .1ones gra ntees, devisees, s u c ce s so r s. 1 111 ulil.-t• * * Bawdy. Ills wife. unto I Inolo b o u n ty , Florid a, t o . tor?, and all oth er c la im a n t s o f an d u n - l !,Vjd Em ma .lories, his w ife. Carlton w Lots LKUbuAl. OFPuItTUNITY—For d c r all o f said p a r t ie s d e f e n d a n t are llle e und - ■ ■ Rlee. his w ife, J. II. ■ i-t :...............One ( I ) anil T w o ( 2 ) of Rloek " I f . f E. E. Crow n's Subdivision capable man to handle Genernl nlso made p a rlies d e f e n d a n t t o said A b b o t t nnd ------- Abbott, Ills w ife, j Hfr** •Lipimook in Heminob, County. D avid O. Fry nnd ------ Fry. his w i f e . ' Mil o f r om p ln ln t; F lorida , m irillng to plat th ereof* re- Agency for monthly ncident nnd P h one -IBM P h on e 40H AND It fu rther a p p e a r i n g f r o m said und the heirs, devisees, g ra n tees o r ; enri'eil In l1 ,u R o o k “ D" pa ge 53. I’ lllio Commission con­ s w o r n bill o f eompliiliit that th e r e are t h e r claim an ts under R ob ert H. R a m - 1 lie R e c o r d s of Ornnuo County. Florida. health insurance. persons Interested In said lands o t h e r j 8C>'deeens. d. nnd the In-lrs. dev isees. | A lso: Lot I'bree (3 ) o f lllock “ IV o f tract only. Give ago and present posi­ rlalm an ts under than the defendants h e r e in a b o v e j g r a n t e e s or oth er Rrov it's Subdiv ision of lb ck II. AU'lenrled. som etim es ; nairn-d. nnd w h o s e n a m e s nnd p l a c e s o f W il lia m lln m n ioek . nicorillng to map nr plat tion in first Jotter. Sparc time con­ resilience k n o w n as W. fl. Audenrled. deceased. [ are u n k n o w n ; th e r e o f rt-c^rded- ... In tin ---- o f f i c e o f tinC. JL iBnyer, AN D It fu rther a p p e a r in g th at r e ­ and all u n k n o w n persons c la im in g an i Household. Romls. Clerk nf lit •'ircult Court o f Scinin-de nections coru'idered. Pianos, Xnfrs. f Is ptnyed for. In an d by unlil bill Interest In the real property h e r e in - j C ou n ty F lo Ida. T r u n k s anil llaRKngr vice-president United States National i olie f rumplnint. a g a in s t all o f the p e r s o n s a f t e r described . Respondents. T r a n s f e r r e d A i q u h i r r Any T im e 8 C IIE L L R MATNES. O R D E R O F Ptini.tCATIO N. Life £ Casualty Co., 23 South La h erein ab ove named and referred t o II tlnf A f t e r Special Master. NOW. T H E R E F O R E ; Vml amt .inch, Tho State of l-'lorlda. T o Sails Et.cct, Chicago. 11-3-10-17-2 12 -1 -5tc n am ed I'urtlex.,LirculRu.s: L every, nnd all o f y o u . an d also a n y and i.s .n s * ■’ hl.ar T o R ob ert ------Hunt stnl- —— Hunt. nil oth er persons w h o s e name o r nam es ■Nb'.“201 Ytc." Dravvdy, and ------- 1 ________________________________ are u n k n ow n nml w h o m a y be. I n t e r e s t - w ife . W il lia m C. In the Clrrsll Court. Srxrnlh Jinllrlnl W A N T E D — A ssista n ce of a n y k i n d ! ‘*l,1 ,n *':« pr op erty in v o l v e d In this R r a w d y , bis w ife, Robert L u ton nnd I t'lrrolt of Klorliln. In and for Brml. • ' i suit, nml h e re in a b o v e described, o r — Luton, b is wife, A. -V*. T h o m a s and | c a n be s e c u r e d b y r u n n i n g a w a n t , w h o c la im any righ t, title o r Interest ------- Thom as, his wife. Andrew J . , note Csunty. In 4'bnnrrry. by, th rou g h o r under a n y o f C on e nnd A. <1. Cone, hi i w ife. Charles Contractor and Ciiildcr ml in Thu H c'nid. This class pf ml-1 therein, Case No. .'.37. the pa rties o r persons h e r e in a b o v e (I. Dill, John It. Dixon. W illia m K. : Iln rry F. K in t. Complainant, vertising costs vary littlo and is read named o r referred to. o r o t h e r w i s e Hart let t. and — — Bartlett. Ills wife.'] vs ■........ ......., , . , . . . , , i n r e h ereby notified u nd required , each, A l b e r t o M. S u v ili’ V, som etim es k n ow n (Bunford, ---------------------- Fla. F lor id a Land t- Colonization Company, L) n e a r ly e v e r y b o d y . If in n eed of every nml all of you. to be nml ap- as A l b e r t o M. Bawdy, nml A n n e M. I Limited, a corporation , i f England, ofTiee help farm h-In cooks nr in l’ciir before our said Circuit Court, nl .Savviley, s- metlntes kn ow n as A n n a M. [ et nl.. Ih -fm h in t s. , •1 1 ; u , r l 1 n' " ’’ C00KS- o r *n 11 in- Sem in ole County Court Mouse, nl JBawdy, bis w ife. Albert Jones and! O ltnr.i: OF CITATION. fact any kind o f help, j j f t phone 1-18 Sanford, Seminole County. Florida. 0,1'E m m a Jones, bis wife, Carlton Rice T o F lo r id a L in d & Colonization C o m ­ Monday, the seventh ilay o f Jnnunry, and ------- Rlee, Ills wife. J. II. A b b ott , pa ny, Limited, u c orporation , o f Eng- nnd give your nd over the telephone. A. I). 1921. anil th e n 'a iid th ere fu ll, ill- nnd ------- Ab bott. Ills w ife, Dnvlil O. laud. If in h g i l existence, anil If d is ­ I reel, p e r f e c t and c o m p le t e a n s w e r No. 201-Gt. solved. Hiiublii’ ed o r oth erw ise leg ally Established 1008 |m u se to the bill o f c o m p la in t lllcil nnd Fry and ------- Fry, Ills w ife, en d each extin ct, all parties clnlmHig In tere.ts I exhib ited against y o u In tills c a u s e ; nf th em If liv in g , nnd If ilea.d. nil Real Estate, Loans and parties clnlmliig Interests u nder l l o h -1 under said l lirlda Land A C olon iz a­ i o therwis e, decrees p r o c o n f e s s o w ill be tion Vn m pa n y. Lim ited, a corporation , thence North, ’ p a r a l l e l with the East i entered up ugaln st y o u anil e a c h o f ert H u n t a n d -------Hunt, his w ife, W i l - j Insurance Ham C. R r a w d y and — — R r a w d y , Ills , o f E n glan d, leg ally extinct, o r o th er , line o f Rand A v e n u e , If*1.2 f e e t tn t l i„ l> '° u . the j ■ wife. Robert I utnn and ------Luton. wise. In the property Involved In tills Phene *18 101-8 Magnolia Avc IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D . T h a t South line of C o m m e r c ia l Street; suit and h erein after described; I this Order of Citation be pu blished In Ills w i f e . A. V. T h om as anil ------- T h o m ­ as. his wife. A n d r ew J. Cone and A. O. T o W illiam A lexa nder ituchnnnn, ns thence W est a l o n g th e S ou th line o f j the "S an ford lls r n ld . " n newspaper C om m ercia l S t r i c t , loo f eet to the >published in Sanford. S e mninoio L iq u i d a t o r c f said F lo rid a Laud in o le C o uunnty i.-n iy .^ ’ 0 "'*; ,' 1’' " , Jo,,n C olon iz a tion •'impgnv, Limited, a c o r ­ point o f b e g in n in g , lm ln g tlm la n ds In I Florida, o n c e each w e e k f o r eig h t e o ti - ljj- DJxnn. W llllnm h. tt.irtlett and j jH artlett. Ills w ife , Alberto M. Hnwdey. | poration. o f England.. If III- b o living, all Instances liureln r e f e r r e d t<>: ■t-rulive weeks. s om etim es k n ow n ns Alberto M. S a w - ! and. If be In- il-uid. all parties claim in g AN D it fu r t h e r a p p e a r i n g f r o m the Interests under said W illiam A l e x a n ­ said s w o r n bill o f c o m p la in t that the : U ITNESS ni>' hand an d the seal of dy. an d Anna M. Hawdey. som etim es Flowers Fcr All Occasions d e r Rucliunail. as Liq uidator o f said places o f r e s id e n c e o f all o f y o u n n |our said Circuit Cou rt o n thlH Kith d a y k n o w n us Anna M. Bawdy, Ills w ife, Telegraph De­ F lor id a Laud .V C olonization Com pany, u nk n ow n , und th o c o m p la in a n t does |o f N ovember. A. D. 1923. A lbert L. Jones nnd Emma Jon es, hls^ McmbcrH Florists Lim ited, d e c lin e d . <>p oth erw ise. In tin- not k n o w , anil h a s n ot been ab le to (Seal o f Circuit Cou rt o f wife, Carlton Rlee and ------- Rice, bis | livery Association th e d e f e n d a n ts j Sem in ole County. F lo r id a .) suit and as certa in , this whether n ro p e r ty Involved In wife, J. 11. A bbott and — A b b o t t, hist h e re in a ft e r described. w ife, D avid O. F ry nnd ------- Fry, bis 811 Myrtle Avc., Phene 20C-W T o nil oth er liquid ators of sold F lo r ­ w ife, nnd all pa rties claim in g Interests ida Laud A C oloniz ation Company. under R ob ert II, Ramsey, deceased or Lim ited, wlits. nam es uro iiuknowix o th er w is e, and all parties c la im in g | and w h o claim Inlerests In tin- p rop­ Interests under W illia m (1. A udenrled, e r t y Involved hi this suit and h erein ­ so m e tim e s k n o w n ns W. ••. A u den rled.! a f t e r ilesrrlbt d deceased, or oth erw ise. In the p r o p - 1 T o all oth er prrtles. w hoso names lire | fl erty h e re in a ft e r described, and nil u n - | u n k n o w n , claim in g Interests under a n y : k n ow n persons eta lm lng an Interest In • General Machine nnd Boiler o f th e part lei h erein ab ove nanu-d. o r ) Hie f o l l o w i n g described real p r o p e r t y I Works o th e r w is e . In t ie property Involved In [ situate In the C ou n ty o f Sem in ole and th is suit .and h erein after d e r cr lb e d ; l Cylinder Grinding Statu o f Florid a, t o w lt : O REBTIN H : I ( a ) T h e Southeast quarter o f S o u th - | Phone G2 ------ Sanford, Fla. It ap peurln g from the sw orn bill of [w est q u a r te r o f Section 25, T o w n s h i p c o m p lu ln t ill. d und exhibited tn this rnusn against you th at you. anil each ' 2t S ou th o f R a n g e 3U East. (It) T h e Southeast quarter o f S o u t h ­ o f you. or ......... c la im in g by. th roug h east q u a r te r o f Section 3ft, T o w n s h i p o r under you. us In-lrs. devisees, g r a n ­ tees. puecessi.rs. o r otherwis e, h ave or 21 S ou th o f R a n g e 30 East; c la im to have som e Interest In or to (e ) T h e West h alf o f tile S ou th ea st i th e lands Involved In this suit, t o - w l i : q u arter o f Section 2ft. T o w n s h i p 21 That certain, ideee, parcel o r tract South o f Range 30 East, less th o r a il­ o f land situate, ly in g amt being In the road r i g h t - o f - w a y . C ity o f Snnroril. Sem in ole County. <il) Thu Knst on e-fou r th of the V. C. COLLER, Prop. F lo r id a , m ore pa rticu la rly described N o r th w e s t q u arter o f Northwest q u a r ­ ns f o llo w s . V’ -vvIt: lb -ginning ut tln-j Shop and Mill Work ter o f Section 31. T ow nship 21 South i General p o in t o f Intersection o f the South line j o f R a n g e .11 East. o f Com m ercial Street with th e East [ Cf [ ( e ) T h e East half of the North east [ Contractor and Builder lin e o f Rand Avenue, hot!) In th e City qu arter o f Southeast quarter o f Northo f S a n ford, f-'dtiilnole County. Florida, least q u a r te r of Section 3ft. T o w n s h ip 517 Commercial Street r u n n i n g thenco South alo n g th e East 121 South of R a n g e 30 East, less the lin e o f sold Hand Aven ue l»|.2 f e e t : , Sanford, ---------------------- Fla. I railroad r i g h t - o f - w a y . t he m -e East, parallel with the South ( f ) R eg llin ln g 32Sti feet W e s t o f , lin e o f C om m ercia l Street. 100 — Court Housi George A . DeCottes Attorney-at-Lnw Over Seminole County Bank Hanford------------------- Florida Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building Sanford ---------------- Florida Elton J. M oughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Building S anford,------------- Florida W . J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance ST E W A R T the Florist R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD, FLORIDA Sanford M I L D R E D Machine Co. H. P. WHITNEK, JR. County Agent O ffice: Basement of Court Houne Rhone No. 6. (Listed U. S. D. A.) Residence: 715 Myrtle Avenue. Rhone No. 529-R. J fee t;1 Tho last soon of iht» poor kid he was still running! NONSENSE'. Po p s 6orT P v 6 0 T O THE DENTIST* T O O - IT 1 5 MV GOIN 6 TO tr t s n o t * g o in g H U P - r - I'v e G O N & TV) O E N n S r * t o i .i :i • m a oeN rtsT l n o v PkLL HV U FE r-' bR.VANK AND VK M O ^ 'J DSNTlSr ! * SIP-! O ~ \ \ PoP WILL- D O NT WANMA 7 6 0 \<oO - i t ' l l v-1 IN P I P - - j u s t to H O tr». SHOW \V4E HPvO e x p E w e N ;' IS , * :J& -7 l\ * •- •h ... . /#■«’»• # ..L • 1 Vs ! ‘ If I 1W ' . ■ ,. * ' * fi i i ’ ■*. --- - - v, 1 I ' w, itilfll S I M M O N S Teacher o f Pianoforte and Pip$ Organ Studio: Room 225, Melsch Building Sanford Novelty W orks Mr. I. K now ltt t o FOR SALE—one of the b e s tc o m e r location sin Sanford, 11 room house, garage with two rooms over it, for sale or Will trade for* vacant lots or city property of any description on right basis. A. P. Connelly & Sons. 193-tfc. • FOR RENT— Cottage. A . P. Connelly & Sons ford, Fla., a n d . In d e f a u lt th er eof d e ­ cree p r o c o n f e s s o w ill he entered against y o u and said c a u s e proceed e x parte. It Is fu r t h e r ordered that this o r d e r be pu blish ed o n ce a w e e k f o r e ig h t c on s ecu tiv e w e e k s In th e Hanford H e r ­ ald. u n e w s p a p e r pu blish ed ut Sanford, Florida. ACHIN' NOuJ/ PoP- i ooetr RENT*— Furnished three room and bath bungalow, on Palmetto Avc., very convenient arangementa, modern improvements. Thirty dollars per month. George G. Herring, GarnerWoodruff building, City. No. 200-3tp. FCTV HOUSES— FOR RENT ROOMS AN D BO S. 0 . Shinholser *'f Section 3, T w p. 20 S.. R a n g e 31 Mast, run W es t 10 chains. North 4 chains. Hast 1,0 clialni and Houth 4 chains to point o f b eg in n in g , s itu a te In Semin ole County, Klerlda, less 15 feet alon g th o West bo u n d a r y k ept op e n ns a r o a d ­ way. You and each o f y o u nre hereby o r ­ dered t o nppoar to th e tdll o f c o m ­ plaint tiled a g a in s t y o u In tho a b o v e entitled cau se on o r b e f o r e D ecem ber 3rd. 1023, n rule day o f th is Court, nt the o f f i c o o f the Clerk' o f tho Circuit Court, Sem in ole C ou n ty, Ban- B o r T r fktM T REAL ESTATE FOR SALE QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER rtUDHR OK PUIJLICATION. \hw tnA G o WANTED— Young lady of good ap­ pearance to do collecting on percent­ age basis. Address in own handwrit­ ing, giving nge, cxperence and nnmingw references. Box 102, enre The Sanford Daily Herald. , No. 200-3tpl _ bee tn" Sanford Stove Works, C02 LOST A N D F O U N lT Sanford avenue before buying stoves. ! Wc yvill save you money. We also reLOST— Mi n’s blue serge coat either j pair htoves o f all kinds, grafonnlos on Thirti onth street or French Avc. 1and guns.______________________191-tfc Rewnrd if returned oo Hernld office. I FOR RENT— A real ear. Drive yourBarker Po$t Advertising Co. 1 self. Dodge nnd F’ords. Any place, ,j No. 201-3tp. :,any time. Oak & Seccnd street, R. J. Reel. No. 201-Gtc. APARTMENTS FOR RENT ;\ v . -/4 ' a * * � 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, 1923 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, November 20, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 20, 1923. 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 20, 1923; <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/21ed4430daac3711d3e7f7d9608ac3f7.pdf 47b6e5fc0e66722fc180cbbff27ef4bd PDF Text Text w Minimalm Temp. 1* ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SINGLE COP 8ANFO Million Dollar Fire At Nashville, Tenn te Islands (By T k e A ssociate* r e r x ) i .WILL ALSO '7*K INDET <e. J. j2 ‘*• * - MANILA* Nor.' 19— Typhoon tfcm Pacific has awejft OVOr Lusun and. Vlsayaa Inlands, kail and’ telegraph comauinlcation has been entirely adspended; Manila b» finrtlnlly under water aa a result of a teribte downpour, boats re* placing motor cars in several of th e city street^. The storm also caused considerable damage to crops. • Jv i Has Trouble A« To Ruhr Attitude Coart Grants Request of Counsel For Defense—Commission Is Appoint­ ed For Examination • (B y Tfcr A n a f U l f * P r e s s ) ippMes only idge heads foreign ofd through i‘gtatemeni’ fice a ta Havas i c o n ce rn in g adds thi Ruhr ^OUJ ag reem en t vhd apparently Was •ThS preml ood, added that new In s combat! : perm gay would be penalties s f ill satisfaction from imposed unli Germany Was obtained; ' •■#'-!>% r •1 Tho T h e ]premier expressed no disop• ‘’ B faDoro •in the nepointmertt ovp crcstion of a comgotistions for to determine Gcrmission of exj _many’s ............He said capacity to - pay; Frshce waa firmly resolved she was quite espabte of bringing Germany to terms,; . . . , “Franco Is determined,” said M. Poincare, “not to evacuate the occu­ pied territories until all the clauses of the treaty signed a t Vcrealles have been completely executed and wo are firmly protected against fresh policies of aggression." s ......... n ___J.C _______ .1 CttnUMjel oajfses UWtO Appeal Ror the Homeless. DELANI), Fla—-An urgent appeal to the people of Florida for aid for the Florida Children's home has been sent out by Marcus C. Fsgg, state superintendent. Thanksgiving and Christmas nre coming, he soys, and “our'society is In need of some help from every njan, woman and child— and every chureh, school, lodgo, Sun­ day School, Woman’s club, Rotary fchib, Klwhnls ehib, CiviUh - club, Clvitan club, Young People’s Society, and other .organisations or business concerns in tho entire stato. **\Ve need good homfor* for our homeless children—most of all—for we hsvo scores of little ones that we Sueb Endorsement May Sweep Aside All Opposition Among Republican Leaders (Hr T he A u o ela te S P i t t s ) ^ — , __ 0 1 O C flS O Il III b & n t o r u . ■ ^ gparkA Circus To Show Here—Three •„ Everything. / ^ 1f j,|g gain Jay wil.l soon be bore, j Advertising Car In charge q{ j m >Randolph arrived in the city gn^urday morning and his crew of ^ WUeni immediately started to work puttJnK up tho fia rjng posters and bil|, that Mt forth the wonders Jnnumerablo of ths big performance to be given hero Saturday, December 1st. Arc there clowns? I should say so! A young army of them, and each ur.d every ono guaranteed to produce more laughs in a minute WASHlj United 8U thirds of t lrem lest ] iwre than While responding to a call from tho gas plant yesterday afternoon about thr^e-thlrty o’clock, local (Ire tru th number one, crashed Into an auto ownod and driven by Justin VanBuskirk, realtor of Orlando. : It-ae«ma If the VanBuskirk car waa driving ydrth on French avenue, and Just before reaching third street, see­ ing the Are tro«k Corning the corner to homo on French from First, he Im­ mediately applied tho brakes of hla car. As tho truck Peered the intorsectlon, tho driver aeethg another car coming down .third street. Axing to cross French, swerved to the left |0 as to miss thla machino and at the namo time crashed into the Vnn* Buaklrk car, a Hupmobilo. The HupmobRe waa damaged con­ siderably in front especially, both fcndepi being to rn off, and tho right hand wheel broken to pieces, bumper and headlights smashed up. No one In either car waa injured seriously, tho occupants of tho Hupmobile having, howaver, a few brulsos. There were Ave in ’the wrecked par. The flro 'at the gas plant waa ex­ tinguished before the department arrived. » ^ • muHvplaee in good hnbiek Inlbrder to make room for other homeless tots to come in. We plead, th e re fo re , for good homes, many of them, between now and Christmas.’’ Mr. Fagg says the homo also needs funds to •carry on its work. • ^. ' 1' 1 - • fProgrepsi Tpwvd; Normal Conditions Has Con K L tinued and Islands Are Experiencing (Br Tk* A x M a iri Wr*««) i CHICAGO, Nov. 10—Altfi bu# h ♦» Republican National cem m u^ not formally decide on Uon city until next tp< i>h, ten'Utiv hotel'reservations for Coolidge head­ quarters and for Johnson headquar­ ters already have been made and mid­ western Coolidge headqo«riera Was opened today by friends of *C ^ presldent a t the same hotel. port Denied Sunday’s Son Sportsmen He; “C allof the VI Jacksonville, remains on the western side of the SL Johns river, passing through Gre«n Cove 8prings and Paia tka, hence to DeLand, Sanford and Orlando, would appear to msko this action of the county commissioners of 8L Johns Inconsistent, but /the reso­ lution was adopted in*good faith. Travel via' Savannah to Jeckaonyille, bound for East Coast point#, will nat­ urally Jake road No. 4 out of Jack­ sonville, so If road No. I la built between the S t Marys river and iteB Produced Ib_Oil Output assu red rrw e ) -■_] S T N ov. 19. — The WASHINGTON,nN ov . 10. Al­ though political activities in the Philippine islands a t in Porto Rico have bean marked^ lr.\ the last flscsl year, Major General ' Frank Mcln* ' a«f of the War Department's \ -^lar Affairs, said In his ' 'do public today that ^ tlfleation for re­ po • ___ \ n ol unrest existau *• marked "Poll, - Intyro during th lands \«any and in Porto 1^. v fe jMM'-ie In the Uni, v nditlbn oi th ik # rice. 9 from the I Boi the Philiplne V ’ during the pasi * from the Unltci /* HsiW,v.O)an a t any time In the pasit. and these benefits have been more' generally appredated.” , • Vfy Regarding ecoC conditions prevailing in tha I I* during he fiscal year onde^ report declared “p r mal conditions” had been d . “The year has been one. prosperity," the General -The drat elx months of tfc year 1025 show a material show ground! uake Shake* hern ‘Portion .of nice Early Today which lias ‘leaf Burnt pofalav the state 1s bow , •re *V-778'Mg’ 3 came from thi The showing In _____ . ■ COMMISSIONERS TO CONSUL : ER ESTIMATES AT NEXT MEETING * Money to Bum No One Hurt, Car Badly Damaged, Happened On Oorner Freoeh * , And Third Street '• Announce First Circus g his fllat birthday1received a am from hla son, William, Jr., r Angeles tailing him not to pay tienUon to reports that avengeson. had attempted to commit nulclde United Two T (Itr The AsaoelatrS Press) PARTE, N ov. 19— Agreement In principle wait reached by the Council of Ambassadors today and the break between Franco and Great Britain on the question of attitude toward Ger­ many waa avorted. The agreement was subject to the apprivnl or the French and Belgian cabinets meeting thla afternoon. The understanding was that the agreement I called for sending Germany a proteat against the lack offacilitien aha was furnishing for the work of mlllUry control o f mission but without mention of what action tho allies might take In esse Ger­ many failed to give the required *ssursnces of protection. The French are understood to have made reserva­ tions. on tho question of penalties so that If it should prove necessary thiy would be free to take separate actlph. ' The • impression in allied political circles Ik th a t tho entente Is saved for the moment, but still In a precarious situation. Appeal For Homeless Made By Marcus Fagg WASHINGTON, Nv.f 10— Presi­ dent Coolidge it strongly Inclined to­ ward the Mellon *tax reduction pro­ gram and is expected by some of his udvlsors. to .Indorse,it..flaUyu.ln..hl* «M. | . .1 message to Congress.’ Stipb'indorse­ ment, in opinion of ' administration officaJs, wuld be suffeient to sweep aside such opposition as there has been among Republican leaden to tax revision a t coming session. The occasion of the premier’. speech-was tho unveiling of a mounment to the1w ar doad of-Neullly. Great interact' h^d boon attached to the speech inasmuch as jt was the first delivered by M. Poincare iif lb* Metropolitan d|atriqt since he began his Sunday oratorical campaign. Yesterday the premier etated tra n c e s case more. bluntly and went farther Into France's demapds ujwn Germany than ha had d«n# In the provinces. Hitherto be always had delivered tho Ruhr would-would be evacuated progresslvely in proportion to tho fo- Suicide Jack - Walton of Oklahoma »lsp’t the only at^te executive having trouble. Gov. Walter M. Pierce of Orcgoh has been threatened- with recall. *• * DELAND, Nor. 19— The trial of Charles Browne, charged with mur­ dering 'Howard Usher,- taxicab driver several Weeks ago started this morn­ ing but tho court granted defense the request for a commission to In­ quire irrto'Brewne's sanity. Clara -Brodrn ‘and Joe* Brov/no also accused of1 Usher’ll denth were granted sep-, arete trims.' Defense counsel 'held Charles1wss gas sod during the World War and does not remember the Usher slaying. Ho was confined for a whilo In an insane kelyum in Now York state, the counsel said. Agreement Subject To Approval French and Belgium Cabinets. (■^ n » l*r>««) NASHVILLE, Tenn., N ot. I t — Loaa estimated at a million dol­ lars which was covered by Insur­ ance* resulted when the Hermit* age elevator owned and operated by Charles D. Jones and Company burned here with 500,000 bushels of corn, oats and wheat last night. The origin or the lire la unknown but authorities are Investigating. No lives were lost. Robert J. Grant, superintend­ ent of the Denver (Cblo.) mint has been appointed Director of tho Mint by President Coolidge. All Employees Retain Positions And No Changes Are Made or Contemplated * With the change of ownership of the Sanford Herald, no change in the pcrsonnncl j»t tho business, editorial or mochanfcd departments will be made. J. M. Dawson remains as advertis­ ing manager; Lewis Shipp as circula­ tion managor and Doan Treadwell m foreman and mechanical superintend­ ent of tho composing rooip. Miss Anno Wiorclnakl is in charge of the office. . property owners along the route ofthe proposed lake front boulevard will soon be given an opportunity to go before the Ci£y Commissioners to ex­ press their views regarding the big development. . * Since the publication of the fa rt th a t City Engineer F. T. Williams would complete estimates in time to submit to the City Commissioners at their next regular meeting, consider­ able Interest has boon aroused throughout Sanford and Seminole county in the project; The City Commissioners expect to bulkhead the lake front from the pres­ ent bulkhead West to the city limits. The remainder of the bulkhead to Lake Monroe will be built under au­ thority of bill passed by the last legis­ lature and fathered by Representative Forest Lake. This bill provides that pen n an t to a request from property owners on the lake front, an ejection may be called to provide a bond issue to build the bulkhead and boulevard from the West limits of the City of Sanford to the town of Lake Monroe. Thla will give Sanford and Lake Monroo a . continuous driveway TOO feet wide along the beautiful shores Of Lake Monroe and through one of tho mbst beautiful sections of natural scenery In the state of Florida. ‘ Plana and specifications of the new boulevard will comply with all re ­ quirements of the. Qtftjp'. Highway Postal Authorities Seek Co-Operation To Avoid Congestion Holiday Rush Will Be Relieved Only With the Aid of The Public— Advise Given As To Mall- ^ * log Packages ( B f T fe * A »»o«U 1*4 I’ m m ) WASHINGTON, Nov. 19— Co-op­ eration In mailing Christmas gifts is being sought by the Post Office De­ partm ent Hero are tho suggestions of Third Assistant Postmaster Gen­ eral Glover: Mall early. Prepay postage fully on all matter, Medical Society Mi . Address all m atter plainly and com­ Montezuma Hotel pletely, giving street address whenev­ At er poslble. Plana have been completed for Place sender’s name and address In holding the November meeting of upper left hand corner of address the Orange County hfedlca! 8oclety In Sanford Wednesday evening of thla week a t the Hotel Montesuma. Pa­ pers will be read by Dre. Tolar, Mitchell and Simmons, according to G. H. Edwards, secretary of tho so­ ciety. Supreme Court •y," as sealed parcels r indorsed are subject « letter rata. WASHINGTON,*'*"Nw.*^?— Two 't o marked "Do not more decisions' upholding effo rt# 'to open untij CJ*1 curtail Und right# of a l l m In Cali­ Insure valaal fornia and Washington wore returned with parcels, by superema court, Do not indoB id entire Pra­ (n ono, the court hold th a t Bader os doing so vrol cols to le tte '/p alien land lawi of the two Matos Written groe' ; recently hold valid aliotu In.llgibU C h r i s t m a s “1 to citisenahlp cannot osrh stock In "With Best Wishes," and n r < ’ land owning coropration. In the other hers, or symbols for the p< aW ption may be inclos H p h (parcel post) r »■ i from entering Into oontrBCta with p a r simple dedi' "andholderB for division of crepe. . . L i . •#•L •’ -. V wa-.>» n ‘V i * : i . hot of a persons' additions s r ‘ dward Y. H p C :' the first *• \'urt to » ?U8TOhT, N . }Taf A tU nt pro tem �««Kitu»c‘*N*nvK n t r n n n|s * n i n t i s mr » d n wr r Rcnutiful Furnished. Bungalow Sanford Heights. Good termf. 4R&. K i t e D A IG R n —...... _ ....................... '.........- -Bodely BdiU< I r it . i r* Phone 217-IV ' If you have any friends visiting you—if you are going anywhere or comjig home, ox if you are ontfertninipg, write a postal card to this department, giving details, or telephone th*o item. I t will be greatly appreciated. TODAY An Idear home on Park avenue. Good terms. 40 acres wild celery land on' Cameron avcnUc*. $200.00 per acre • • Friiijr^SbjTal* Service Dopnrtmont of,Wt)ap'tmV‘lfiAratmry Society of tbavMptbodist church will meet at t$4>home of Mr*. D. A. Kelly at 3:00 p. m. Saturday—Little Miss Korin Wheeler wil}, cntrcUIn a , number of her young friends a t her home on Union ;avfnue, from threo to five o’clock. Monday—St. Agnes Guild will meet a t the Rectory , a t 8:30 p. m., with Mrs. Jonathan Peck as hostess. Monday----- Pipe Organ Club meets nt . the home of Mrs. W. M. Scott on Oak avenue, at 3:)0 p. m. -10 acres land on Dixie Highway between Sanford and .Elder Springs, $20.00 per ncre. With an. all-star cast. ‘Also "For Lands Hake,’-' a Two-act Comedy.' Rooms 501-2 First National Hank Bldg. Phone 95 All Kinds of Insurance { WEBSTER-AI.I.EN. In the presence of the immediate families and u few intimate friends, the mnjfrhge of Mi*a JkVuunita Allen nnd V‘ cJeorgo Webster, was beauti­ fully solemnized Sunday morning at half after ton o'clock nt the home of the bride’s parents on Second street, Dr. W. J. Carpenter, pnstor of the First Methodist church, officiating, using the impressive ring ceremony. The lower, floor wan opened en suite and effectively decorated with quan- titles of laj-gc potted ferns, palms nnd other plants forming n rich back­ ground for the myriad of cut flowers artistically arranged in baskets. The stairway was covered with white studded with sprays of feathery niparagus ferns. In the living room whore the solemn words were spoken, an Improvised altar wns placed. Sus­ pended jover this wns a largo white wedding bell, the clapper being one huge whito chrysanthemum. While the guests weer assembling a lovely program of nuptial music was rendered by Mrs. C. A. McKny. Using an n processional "The Brldnl Chorus” from Lohengrin, nnd Mendelsshon’a Wedding March, as the re­ cessional. Promptly nt the appointed hour, the bridul pnrty descended the stairs and took their places before the nltar. Tho groom and his best man, Walter Tyler entered first. They were fol­ lowed by little Miss Anice Crlpe nnd Roy Alton, Jr., who enrried French baskets filled with rose, petals which they scattered in the pnlh the bride. Little Anicc’s frock wns of crenm canton crepe with trimmings of* brown, worn with n becoming poke bonnet -nnd shoes to match. Guy, Jr.'s Ruit was of brown Riitin worn with blouse of pongee. The bride entered with her maid of honor, Miss Carrie Dnvscy, who wns nttired in a smart costume of Copen­ hagen blue flowered crepe do chine, r*ith trii.Vningr-nf ..jobl lace ’.Villi this she wore a large picture but with ostrich trimmings. Her flowers were of roses in tho vnrious shades of pink. Gent’s Elgin Watches, white nnd : green gold cases, special vnlue at F&r. Holiday Shoppers $14.50 SATURDAY •THE BORDER BANDIT KILLER" ten tiny pink taper?. Around the base of the cake was an effective ar­ rangement of asparagus ferns and rose buds. Suspended from the chan­ delier to the corners of the table were streamers of pink. The place cards nnd nut cups were also of pink. PIPE ORGAN CLUB. The afternoon wns merrily szpcnt Tho Gift Shower for the Pipe Or­ with games both, old and new and gan Club will be held Monday after­ sovoral interesting contests were fea­ noon a t 3:30 a t tho homo of Mrs. W. tured. At a late hour the hostess as­ lit. Scott on Oak avonue, intsead of sisted by her mother, Mrs. G. W. lira . J. G. Sharon on previously an­ 1Spencer, Mrs. Morris Spencer nnd nounced. tl is eamestiy desired that Mrs. Claude Herndon served refresh­ gll members be present. ments of Jcllo topped with whipped cream nnd cakes. The favors were WESTMINSTER CLUB. cunning little turkey gobblers nnd Mra. W. Morton Thigpen was host­ hens filled with candies. ess Tuesday afternoon at her home on About twenty children enjoyed this Magnolia avenue, for the members of hnppy occasion and the young hostess the Westminster Club of tho Presby­ was the recipient of mnny beautiful terian church. gifts. • A short business session • was held during which timo plans were made THIRTEEN BRIDGE CLU.B or a cooked food sale, Christmas box Mrs. B. I* Perkins was the gracious or Thomwell Orphanngc, nnd Christ­ hostess yesterday afternoon when she mas' baxaar, The members also did entertained at bridge nt hor home on the mending for the hospital. Mngnolia avenue, the guests included , A fter the business had been dis­ the members of the Thirteen Bridge pensed krith, ft social hour wns enjoy­ Cluli nnd nn extrn table of players. • ed. the' hostess serving hot chocolnte Tho rooms where the card tnhles arur nut cakes. AIkiI u twenty mem­ were nrrnnged with n profusion of cut bers weife present nt this meeting. flowers in the various shades of yel­ low carrying nut the color• r./\f ST. AGNES OUIU). yellow ond *ro«*n. The St. Agnes Guild held their »e'g* Scores were kept on tullics deco­ u ltr business meeting, Tuesday after- rated with pumpkins nnd turkeys ppon nt the homo of Mrs. Clifford suggesting the approach of Thanks­ Peabody on Myrtle nvonue, with Mrs. giving. When scores were counted Peabody nnd Mrs, Dick Brown ns after several absorbing games of IpitM SM . •<' '• bridge, the prize for the high score ,,The first part of the afternoon wns among the club members went to devoted to business, matter* of Im­ Mrs. Harry B. I-ewis, while tho high portance being attended to, among score guest prize was awarded Mrs. them being the concert Thursday eve­ W. A. Kitts, both were presented ning for the benefit of Fcrnnld- pottery howls of narcissus bulbs. ugh ton hospital. Plans were also At the conclusion of the card game, made for a Rummage snlc to be held the hostess assisted by Mrs. Mary Saturday. Strong served a delicious salad course The ne xtmeeting will be held Mon­ coffee. day afternoon a t three o’clock at 0>® with The favors were dainty nut cups of yellow filled with candies nnd nuts. A number of friends joined the playera for tea. Those enjoying this lovely puqly were Mrs. D. I'. Drummond, Mrs. Hurry II. Lewis, Mrs. David Caldwell, Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Mrs. Claude Howard. Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. E. F. Huushoider, Miss Mabel ^Bowler, Mrs, W. A. Fitts, Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mrs. W» A.' loftier, Mrs. Ucorgo McRory, Airs. Pniigett, Mra. W. W. *Potter, *M rs. Ralph Wight, Miss Mary Powell, Mrs. MuiV' Strong. Suggestions Shop early and buy n gift that will last Douglas Fairbanks In BROADCASTING. O you who with the night look up * To stars th a t float in heaven's cup, And know that He who launched v them there. * Directs their course with tender care; And you whose.eyes n vision hold; A nd you whoet lips the truth makes bold,. ... Send out your message on the night, That other hearts may know delight! •* —Vivian Yeiser I-nrnmorc. -- --•-•■ • * Ladies’ Watches—25 Octagon, cushion and oval shnpe bracelet wutches, guaranteed for 10 years. While they last ’ All kinds of fancy Bags, Beautiful Spanish Combs, Bracelet! The bride, a pretty brunette, was youthfully lovely in her wedding gown of soft brown crepe do chine, with nccordinn pleating trjmmings. Her hat wns a chic model of panne velvet draped with a lace veil Other accessories were in matching tones. She carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses and valley lilies, Immediataly after the ceremony, the hnppy young coupie^left on the points keeping their acstlnation n secret. A fter November twentieth and other suitable gifts BRACELET WATCHES The greatest display for the ■ Christmas Shoppers In Bulova, Grucn, Elgin and other standard ■ makes-^-in white gold, green ■ gold and Platintuni. ■ S DIAMONDS ** g ■ We have just Received a new shipment of fine Shoot; for Ladies The prettiest Styles thnl ever were shown in Sunford £ OTHER GIFTS Evershnrp Pencils,-French Ivory Sterling Silverware, Community Plate, 1847 Rogers’ Wuro, Van­ ity Cases nnd Mesh Bags Everyone expects The Outlet Shoes to be the last word In style—hut you will have a surprise of your life when you sec these offerings trzuxai I*. Weinberg, Proprietor 307 E. First St.—Sanford, Fla y^L A D lE S AND MENS READY-TO-W EAR Opposite the Postofflce Expert 'Typewriter cleaning nnd re­ pairing. Call JI. £. pond, phono 225 or Peoples Bank. 179-tfc.1 FOR SATURDAY AT CHURCHWELL’S V % 4c P r ic e s itilBIBIII I .R U L E . . $5.00 Worth Groceries FREE. Save your cash register tick els, your nuihber may lri! the lucky one No. 549 Won Last Week Wisconsin Potatoes, 10 lbs for PILLSBURY FLOUR, 24 lb s .. Osceola bellow Cling Peaches N ’ * ' • ’ ,, »f \ ] *c i You can be pleased from our big stocks • in »both• Sprice ''*A ► t ■' . quality. . • . .. $12.50 $18.50 $25.00 $27.50 $18.00 $22.50 $27.50 $12.50 $15.00 $25.00 Ladies’ Wool D resses at e a c h .................... $ Ladies’ Wool D resses, at e a c h ........................ $ Ladies’Wool D resses, at each ................ $! Ladies’ Wool D resses, at e a c h ............................... $i Ladies’Silk Dresses, a t each ...______________ $' Ladies’ Silk D resses, at e a c h _____________ ..... $Ladies’ Silk D resses, at each ................... Ladies’ Coats at each ........ ......................... Ladies’ Coats, at e a c h ............................ ...... Ladies’ Coats, at e a c h _______________ ;... BIG LINE CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’ COA PRICES SATURDAY. V *. lIlllD D R IIIR IIB IB IID a ilK O lin illllllU lllllia ilS B ia ilS K H S IIB S :„r, « Matinee Tor School Children Daily at 4:00 ——Night Shows Starting nt 7:30 nnd 9:15 I*. M.— TODAY COUNTRY STORE—15 BIG PRIZES Photo Play EnidB ennett in “Scandalous To'ngi With-Fred Nibo A Drama of Action, Ilomnnce, Humor and Pathos Comcd)4-"Young and Dumb” Brices. 10 and 20 Cents. Matinee 10 aiuJ lG < T Sat ur day-—IACK HOXIE in "Devil Dog Dawson Monday—KKnmnku’s Native Ilawniiaas” N in iflB iM H iu iu u iM im M M ia M M U iM M H fi* 1 Phene 70 . Something Unusual •. We hnvo the idnrest and fincot ■ stock, cf Diamonds in the city, ;■ ranging from $10.00 to $1,000.00 ’ We Deliver Ffcwt Street, �[O V E M B E R 1 9 , 1 9 2 3 RD DAILY HERA Now Going \)n — But Only 2 More Days i' • r' liX \ * \ Special Prices on Our Entire Stock of Ready-to-Wear, Piece Goods and Notions No Stock Reserved Is of Distinctive Type nnd Will Carry Five Passengers — Has Graceful Lines. dor Sedan meets nil comfort require­ ments both for driver nnd passenger*. The driver’s sent Is of the “bucket” design, with easy cushion and back, assuring restful posture. There is a noticeable roominess in front with plenty of foot room. The tilting seat opposite the driver folds compactly out of the way so thnt entrance nnd exit through the lurge and roomy door is easily nnd conveniently of- j fccted by those occupying the rear sent is amply lurge for three persons. , The Tudor Sedan is priced at $590 | at Detroit. DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 19—The Ford Motor Company today an­ nounced on addition to its line of com —the Tudor Sedan which brings to the public an entirely now style of Ford enclosed body. It Is a distinctive type designed to Plnollas County to Advertise, carry five passengers in complete com fort Tho roof line is low nnd straight which with the latter radia­ tor, now standard on ail Ford cars, gave Ford designers an opportunity of effecting most graceful llges and a t the same time a most sturdy con­ struction. Besides its general nppeal nnd high qualjty aspect, tho Tudor Sedan has_ scvrssil i "new features which 'promlsw to win Immediate favor. The two doors are unusually wide, 28 8-4 inches to be exnct ,nnd nre set a t the front of the car, hung in ex­ ceptionally heavy frnmes nnd swing open forward on olthcr side in line w ith 'th e driver’s sent. Side windows running back from the doors arc oblong in shupe nnd thirty-two inches in length, afford­ ing unusual vision tt> the occupants, City Tax Books Open while n large rear window adds to the visibility. All jglndow glasses November 1st, for the are lowered flush with the framing, payment of 1923 Taxes. affording clear vision and the max­ 2 per cent discount allowed if paid imum in ventilation. in November nnd 1 per cent discount "Exterior appearance is enhanced if paid in December. by a windshield visor, cowl ventilator and secure rear fenders of new dcALFRED FOSTER, City Tux algn. ^ Collector, by F.. Hoy, D. C. Interior 'arrangements of tho TuMon. Thurs.—12-20-10tc. A Notable Fashion 7) nJ)l\\S> For o/Iftcrnoon end ‘Dinner Wee\ . 7 LA K E M A R Y TO 'L A n e SA N FO R D Chiffon Velvets Satin Cantons, Passengers and Packages Leaves Lake Mary / Salih Crepe: Novelty Silks, „ nd 1 p. m. Leaves Sanford 10:30 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. AVc frankly declare that the values oiTcrcd arc truly c.vtrdor dinary. These aI*C dresses that would be priced, regularly, f. nd First. ,$55»t0 $7®'^ Rhone 513 -i • •• . 1 .-c . (Nothing that has been shown before will be included. *3vc; Nyle is entirely new. Sizes 14 to 42,^ ^I)on t let anything keep you away. The occasion is one thr .promises a pleasurable treat for^cvcry woman and ir.i [places a omnium upon style.' • “ "n ' Women will find here a hundr I ,-problem of what to give a m» indicative of f Path Robes Heck wear I /Initial Belta f Initial .Handkerchiefs e C h rls tm u s utfgestionH } . / . vins PHONE 123 ! r,Wf m iH H H m u u u n m i n 1ii 11 �and Mrs. Luke Thompson spent day In Dnytona with their eons re In business thchp. Lce McLain of Geneva spent- the j in Sanford yesterday as the lMt of friends. y. ’ fi A J. Williams Martin, Osceola, 1 was a visitor in thc^tilty yes’ ■ J ' r -, » . # V1 ll s. Baird, of Jacksonville, Fla., is .business visitor to the- City Subtantiai- He is a guest of the Valdes. Among the guests of the city Sntirdby to see tho football, clash be­ tween St. Aughstina nnd Sanford, ra William P. Rylea, Jr., of St. taguitine. Mr. and Mrs, H. B. Evans, of Wis«uin, arc' spending tho winter In lorlda. They arc taking in the jffats of Sanford while tho guests fMrs. Deitrich 'on Pork avenue. vfoltsd relatives In Pcnsylvnnia on? this trip. . « ______ •• Mrs. n . M. Carpenter and Miss Martha Bideman pf St. Petersburg, motored over to Sanford Saturday and were Uio guests of Dr. W. jJ W. (V Satcher was a business vis­ Carpenter and family for' the week itor in Sanford on Tuesday. end. They returned to the Sunshino Mr, Clark of Cleveland, Ohio, has City yesterday. ' bought the Held propory on Greenfood lake. _ ARRIVALS AT HOTEL VALEZ. M r.'and Mrs. Retd woro the wesk G. G. Richmond, Jacksonville,-FIs.; end guests of Mr. and hits. J. S. R. L. Thurman, Jacksonville, Fla.; Dinkel. Mr. and Mrs. :Refd are re­ t*- M. 'Clyde, Tampa, Fia.j D. H. turning to Buffalo, Now York, having Huntoon, New York City; H. H. sold their grove. Cade, Dentirc, Mr.; Ida E. Cade, DenMrfc. Geo. Clark and daughter, tire, Md.; Samuel Adams, Atlanta, Jackclyn have returned from Maine. Ga.; J. A. Dilpcck, Atlanta, Ga.‘; H. Also Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Smith C. Luckcns, Jacksonville, Fla.; W, D. is tho daughter of Mri^ Clark. Miller, Jr., Jacksonville, Fla.; Louis Mr. Spinks nnd family have moved Isean, Baltimore, Md.; L. B. Thomp­ to Sanford, Mr. Spinks having sold son, Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. L, B. Park his property to Mr. Frasier of De­ and children, Auburndale, Fla.; J. H. troit, Michigan. Gaseler, Jacksonville, Fla.; W. S. W. S. Kntmingcr has furnished .Whitmore, West Palm Beach, Fla.; nnd opened his real estate office and H. E. Ray, Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. W, F, is now rcncljr to do business, Graves, Quincy, Fla.; G. A. HnloN. P. Lewis was a visitor in San­ fornor, Baltimore, Md., E. M. Harri­ ford on Monday. son, Newark, N. J.; J. IL Bleth, Phil­ Mr. Van Valkenburg who represents adelphia, Pa.; Mr. nnd Mrs. W, M. Rose InVeament Co., of Orlando was Martin, Ocala, Fla.; Rush St. Johns, a business visitor In town on Thurs­ Tampa, Fin.; Goo. B. Sol den, Wash­ day. ington, D. C.; H. S. Baird Jackson­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Smith of Maine, also ville, Fla.] Jas. H. Morris nnd daugh­ Mr. nnd Mrs, Fred Ranger, nrrived ter, Hartford, Conn.; Charles Welsh, Thursday and will spend ho winter Baltimore, Md.; C. R. Cole, Palntkn, here. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Tulis weio busl- Mrs. Geo. B. Upchurch loft yestcriy for her homo la Birmingham, la., after spending sevcfnl weeks ns ie guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo. M hipp, at her home oh Sanford [eights. i i Ducks for Thanksgiving. -10c pc ness visitors In Sthtford on Thursday. Expert Typewriter cleaning nnd re­ Short’s Duck Farm, LongwoodJ ; Mr. and Mr*. Slade were business pairing. Call H. S. Pond, phono 225 W + f V •> 108-lOtp. visitors In Sanford on Thursday. or Peoples Bank. 179-tfc. Best rtfgutar dinner In town 35 Larrio Ford of Laughman was n nts. Manhattan Cafe. rjsitor In Longwood'on Sunday, H. L. Buhart can sell 197-3tp. The funeral of Mr. Levy Dnnbar you the finest oranges was held Monday a t the* home of hts brohtre, Mr. John Dunbar. Mr. at $2.50 per box at bis Dunbar.has been n reiidcnt of Long-! orange packing, house, wood for fifteen years or more.- " p e llct \r s 403 Sanford avenue. 197-tfc CATHOLIC BAZAAR ^ Rest regular dinner In town Rasaar of (ulhblic cents. Manhattan Cafe. chhreh a t Parish House, December 5 197-3tp. and fl. N 101-to Doc fl. >Christmas W: % TflOHNTON -Jfi USING FREE GAS TODAY Best regular dinner in town 35 cents, Manhattan Cafe. 196-3tp. B AGGAGE TRANSFER When You Paint Use Sun Proof, Sold Only by If It were possible to malic ;tny better bread or . pantry than Is turned out by this es­ tablishment you can feel quite satisfied In your own mind that we would be making a belfer article. This, however. Is n human impossibility. We bake a perfect bread and per­ fect pastry. Buy Your Gasoline here—you mfty be-the lucky room today • ^ ,r * * ' r Frank Akers TireDo. Quality Tires That Satisfy ' Buyers * DRIVE-IN FILLING STATION ACES80RIE8 SANFORD PAINT STORE First Street and Elm Avenue, WELAKA BUILDING 105 Palmetto ^Ave. -Phone 481-J Phone --------------- ----------303 I Telephone 447-W merica The many friends of Victor McLauin will be glad to hear th at he is rapidly recovering from an Operation or appendicitis that he h ad \o under­ go Saturday a t the Fcrnil^-Laughlon hospital. C. O. -Schut, of New York, who ipends his winters in Snnfon} la back t the Pico Hotel to spend,,another season in sunny Florida. ThiC makes Ur, Schut’s third winter sqaaon as a rnest of tho ■'Pico. Consider the Built on n last that gives a snug lit at tho hod, tho Fancy Strap Shoes, nre very popular for allaround wear. And have you dincovered what chaimlug effects'cun be nccurcd by wearing hose of contracting color, in tho now sun­ set shade, for instance, with shoos that are cleverly cut out nt tiu ; sides 7 enial salesman for Davis-Dekle ” igar Co., is in Sanford today shak- ■ ig hands with old friends and new!u istomers. lie is stopping nt the ■ W. S. Whitmore, of Boston, Mpss., ass an arrival at the Valdez Sunday Ind will be in Sanford several dnyn Wore leaving for West Palm Beach there he will open up his hotel, “Tho mi ," for the winter season. Colors—Black, Beige, ISrown Suedes and Kid Loath Mrs. T. C. Carlson is back nt her lome on West First street after pending several weeks in W ashing-! bn, I). C„ ns tho guest of her son,) Lieut. Curlson, Carlson alnoj ’uBnwBaanwwaBawMWBMBWBawBHWwuuaaawnBgwaaxsiaKWKawiiiiUuna Skinner Coke Heaters T last a visit to Miami nnd Coral Gables as our guests in one of the new modem pullman auto busses especially planned nnd carried out > for tho people of Sanford. E c o n o m ic a l Frost Protection Low in original cost; fueled with coke, cheap and easily handled, these heaters are perfect frost insurance at small expense. In use they raise the .temperatyre evenly, surely, without danger of nine hours. "Additional coke thrown on the embers of the initial marge will continue the protection. This re-cnarging is simple and can be done with great rapidity. « Hundreds of groves and truck farms in Florida and other states are protected by Skinner heaters. We will be glad to give you names of ex­ perienced growers near you who have adopted this protection uftor fu'l investigation. » Fill out the coupon for additional information. ' . . t ***i£f20Kffii.iAL An opportunity to enjoy free of charge a motor trip through the interesting points along the east coats of Florida; a sight seeing trip to points of interest in Miami, and a tour through Coral Gables—that Master Suburb of tho Magic City whcVe the beauty of Spanish architecture, the setting of trop­ ical plants, the broad pluzes and boulevards, the magnifleient country club, golf course, tho tennis courts, the out door dancing floor, and the Venitian swimming pool framed with flowers and trees makes life richer and fullur. Mr. Ralph Great special man fur Coral Gables will be in this office Wednesday, November 21, to make reservations for a apedfil bus to bo made up entirely 6f Sanford pcoplo to make the trip Mondny, November lid. This is your chance to mnko tho trip with our local people. ■• ‘ ■ 1' Reservations should be mnde at tho earl­ iest moment at the local office. The big bus is as easy riding as a pullman car, and tho trip will be In charge of courteous and effi­ cient members of the Coral Ghbles organiza­ tion. Here’s .your opportunity .to^joln the greatest sight seeing tour ip America. Space is limited. Mnko your reservattbn for septa nhw. * ‘ 1 Skinner Machinery Co. lift, ma Dunedin, Florida Service D e p a r t m e n t S k in n er Uechttivry Company. D unedin, r i o r ld * . Bend m fn rin u iljn ab o u t h e e le r e a u lp m r n t re- qulr.d lo protect icy i ..............................• « « Addrew •» Vmri.U.*, MIAMI OFFICE 158 E. Flager Street Ground Office Coral Gables ANFORD OFFICE GEO. E. MERRICK, Ownor and Dovoloper . v• ' " ' ' * - \r ' yJu m ' ! ^ DAMMERS & BARNES, General Bairs Agents �"ally Herald xu in e iveauers o i ;ioe oaniora neraid • T . "iih i ninfr—iwrtliliiii liiyli jWt SaMBMBHMBBBMBHBMttmrpSKIBMMHHlnMrai - M ftat'V ia'■ S • r kr Tk» l l r r i l l PrlRila* C<t., With today’s Ibsuo, The Sanford ifcrald finds itself in the i . •' hands of its new owners, I t is entering upon another era* of its l a n f a i f F ln rtd * . K n t e r e d a s S econd C la s s M a tte r. O c to ­ life, and has no knowledge of. the days before it. The new owners of The Herald have learned to think of their b e r IT. H I S . a t t h e P o a to f fi c e a t H an­ f o rd . P l o r l d a u n d c r . n e t of M a rc h 3. newspaper as a Personality] A newspaper must live its life as 1*97. much as a human being lives. It must have character and individ­ HBRIR COM)IS ................ r r e a l d e n l uality. It must have ambition and hope. It must have the fa­ n . U DRAW ___ Vlee-Pmldenf n. h . n a n o __ S e e .-T re a * . culty of making friends and the ability to make the- right sort It must have a reason for its existence and n pur­ P h o n e 10M of enemies. 107 M a c n a l l n A r r a t t r , pose to shape its course. It must have vision' and the power to *i'nst'itn»Tio.\ iiatkmi O n e T e a r , .......16.00. HU M o n th s 13.00 speak'its mind. ‘P « l l v > r r d In C ity b y C a r r i e r , p e r w ee k A newspaper IS a Personality, and the new owners of The l i e . W e e k l y E d iti o n f t P e r T e a r Sanford Herald have the task before them of trying to make it as KFKCIAI. J tb T Ifc B : A ll o b i t u a r y creditable a personality as was achieved for it by R. J. Holly. notice*. c a r d s o f t h a n k s , r e s o l u t i o n s It is With this thought uppermost that the undersigned Take a n d n o tlc e a o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e • c h a n c e s a r e m ade, w ill be c h u r n e d fo r hold of the publication of the Sanford paper. We have come "to a t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g r a te s . Sanford to make our homes. We have come filled with enthusiasm ' M K M R K R T i l K A M O C IA T K D I’ ltKMS over the prospects here for business success and pleasant social T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s s la e x c lu siv e ly e n t i t l e d t o t h e u s e f o r rep u titlcn tlo ii of relations. But we come with the knowledge that Sanford has posnil n e w s d i s p a t c h e s c r e d i t e d to It or sesed a riewspaper of exceptional merit in the "person” of The n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h i s p a p e r a n d a l s o t h e local n e w s p u b lis h e d Sanford Daily Herald, and that Bob Holly’s, successors must be h e r e in . All rlic hts o f r e - p u h l l c e t l o n of alert, indeed, if they holfl in its creditable place ild tins this publication public dpeclnl d i s p a t c h e s h e r e in nro a l s o r e ­ among the newspapers if Florida. se rv e d . I , A r „ — ■ .. ■ TTT » . 1 - _ J M —I- ... I * MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1923 ). M E R — |f By Robert- Burdette. HERE are two days in the week upon which and about which I never worry; Wro golden days kept sacredly free from fear and apprehension. One of these days is yesterday. Yesterday With all its cares and frets, with all It* pains and Sorrows, has passed forever beyond my control, beyond tfte reach of my recall. I cannot undo an act that I wrought; I cannot bring back a word that I said; I cannot calm a storm thnt raged on Yesterday. All th a t It holds of my life, of regret, of sorrow, of wrong, is In the hands of the mighty Love that can bring sweet waters out of the bitter desert—the Love that can make the wrong things right, and turn mourning into laughter. Save for the beautiful memories, sweet and tender, that linger like perfume of dried roses in the heart of the day . th a t is gone, I havo nothing to do with Yesterday. It was mine; now it belongs to God. And the other day I don’t worry over is Tomorrow. . To­ morrow with nil its possible cares, its burdens, its sorrow*, its perils, its poor performances and its bitter mistakes is as far. beyond my reach of mastership as is its dear sister, Yes­ terday. Its sun will rise }n roseate splendor, or behind Its gloomy mask of weeping clouds. But it wil rise. And it will bo God's day. I t is God’s day. I t will be mine. Save for the Star of hope that gleams forever on the brow of Tomorrow,' I have no possession of Tomorrow. All else is in the safekeeping of the same infinite Lovo thnt holds for me the treasures of Yesterdoy. There is left for mi'*elf, then, nothing but Today. And any man can fight thoTiattlo of Today. Any man can carry the burden of just this one day. Any man can resist Today's temptations. This is the strength, then, th a t makes tho way of my pilgrimage joyous. I think and do, and I journey but one day at a time. And whilfc I do Hint, God the Almighty and All-loving takes care of Yesterday nnd Tomorrow. T . — e x t r a c h a r* * * . H A II.IX C * r o l l D A I.T IM O III] V ia S a v a n n a h , GtOO 1*. M, SS. G to n e e M r r. X a v . 3 -1 4 -S I. SS. IV m litn , W ar. 7-1T-SM. SS. A l l r a h n n r , S o v . 10-31, l i r e . 1. _____________ r . “Canny Florida” In the Limelight DISCRIMINATING AGAINST HOME i. ; V ia ^ a v a n . a h , 3,00 P . S2‘ * “'•K-IS- 2S. as. % u oswj aSn9l ,^ sJior. ALL DRUGGISTS JSe u d 68c, j t n and tube* HoapiUI iiu , $3.00 You are cordially invited to the SENATE COFFEE demonstration at the RIGNEY & MONROE Grocery on Monday am) Tuesday Nov. 19th-20th SERVICE TOM SIMS SAYS IDLENESS is the K e y to Beggary. It u n lo ck s our Poorhouse Door. Thrift is the Key to Riches. It opens the door to Happiness. P_gqpLK9 R ank o r Rawtobd 4»afo«D ruasiOA ' * "* SS. Ilerfcahlrr, ■!»«-, I - 13. 2= a b a n y an d llr r k « h lr e .l F u ll- In fo rm I I I o n * ( m * r e n tie « * * * r * r* J . P . W A lin . T r a v . P a r . A a e n t . - < \ *1 1IA 11 IT ic k e t O ffic e a n d T ie r , hoo E . D a y 8 1 , J n e k a a a v l li e . over thirty dnys mny take out licenses for periods of two months each at a corresponding proportion of the annunl license fee. For example, a two months license wil cost one-sixth of the annual fee. This courtesy is only extended to non-residents. fH1t’f r i carry /A W .ixnt FOR p u t u i m r p ,, ,. A utom obile* c a r r i e d on a l l s te a m c i* . A moment ngo, however, we were spooking of newspapers ns living beings. The Sanford Herald is a living bcing—-Htrong and TODAY’S BIDt-E THOUGHT. vigorous. May we not, then, ask it to carry on while giving us W hat doth it profit, my brethren, mere helpers time to become acquainted with conditions here? though a man may have faith, and We wish to learn just what the people of Sanford and the neigh* havo not works? Can faith save him? boring territory desire us to do with.their dnily paper. We wish to go slow and sure, with as accurate knowledge qh we-can ac­ —James 2:14. quire of what their daily paper means to Sanford people. ---------------------- o — -— "Their” daily paper—YOUR daily paper. For after oil, a real Wido-awakc Sanford? newspaper "belongs” to the people it serves. The Sanford Herald ---------o-------belongs to the people of this community. It is to them only what Genuine patriotism in service. they desire it to be. It works for their interests to the extent ■ o------thnt they take advantage of the oportunities it offers. It is a Opportunity doesn't knock" at San­ public institution of immeasurable potentiality for usefulness. ford doors. It walks right in. • Sanford's intelligent people know all this. We are well aware -------a------that wo are to serve discerning people who have been accustomed Some folks don't know thnt keeping to good newspaper service. We shall endeavor to continue the the weeds cut in one very good kind of good work upon which they have learned to depend. With a working slogan, "Today's news today,” Tho Herald FLORIDA LAWS AFFECTING MOTORISTS patriotic dinplny. (Clenrwater Sun) force will undertake to tell its readers the stories of the day’s ----- ]—o-------happenings,, with especial attention to the activities nnd the in­ ■Thanksgiving Day is almost n Decumber feast. Nino more days to terests of the home people. We shall endeavor with equal effort to augment the paper’s long-time pull for Sanford’s growth and For your information in advising about this m atter. If any one should practice your Thanksgiving smile. progress. We stand for law enforcement, for decency, and for all tourists contemplating driving to be arrested far driving a pleasure ---------o things, big and little, that will keep Sanford happy and whole­ Florida, we arc quoting from House car weighing mure than 4,000 pounds That’s a wlae school teacher who Dill No. 836 passed by the Florida under the terms of this law, public some.' requires the memorizing of kenutiful ♦ * * • Legislature of 1923 nnd now in effect, sentiment would be bo strong against passages of literature. A memory More than this we cannot.say.. We are too unacquainted with which limits tin speed o ’ nil motoi^ such procedure thnt it would not be gem for every day ia a power builder. conditions here and too ignorant of the big dreams thnt many vehicles whoso gross weight is over persisted in. It is generally known or -------o------Sanford people have been dreaming and making come true, to at­ 4,000 pounds to a maximum of twen­ understood that tho speed limit in Those snappy days give warning tempt to offer ndvicc or to express didnctic opinions about what ty mile3 per hour. Florida ns to what is called pleasure that Sanford’s busiest season is close should be done for Sanford’s greater progress. Blit we should cars is 30 ttiilcn an hour. As a ninttn* “ It shall ho unlnwful for any ve­ at band. Only a little more than a like to take this chance of saying to the people of this communi­ hicle or contrivance having a gross of fact, there is much driving at a month for the Christmas preparations. ty, thnt they have SOME town! weight of more than four thousand speed in excess of 30 miles nnd our O' .......... Coming from Miami and its phenomenal deveopment, we feel (4,000) pounds to operate over nny people do not get arrested, provided Send The Herald your list of adver­ that we are qualified to recognize signs of life in other towns. State road a t a rate of speed In ex­ thoy are driving carefully and do not tising facta about Sanford and Semi­ Sanford impresses us as being one of tho livest towns cess of twenty miles per hour when cause trouble." nole county. Help The Herald to toll in Florida. Its opportunities for substantial growth nrc greater equipped with pneumatic ires, or at The same legislature also passed .an than those which Miami has used to such signal advantage. And a rate of speed in excess of twelve net limiting to thirty days the .recipro­ the world. we feel thnt we have come in time to "get in on the ground floor” miles per hour when equipped with cal period during which time motor­ Noting that this in “ Education while doing' our best to bring to tho attention and appreciation solid tires." ists from other states may drivo on Week," the Times-Union suggests of the world this-Sanford of Ours. Sec. 8. “Any one who violates nny Florida highways without being re ­ Pleuse tell us how wd may serve you. that the Jacksonville sign painterB be of the t turns of thin a rt shall he deem­ quired to take out a Florida license. Reese Combs. ed guilty of a misdemeanor nnd upon However, visiting motorists staying given a spelling book. It, L. Dean. ---------o--------conviction shnl be punished by fine “ K - H i/Ije rg . * * of not less than ten'*dollars ($10.00) || Why not some more Sanford signs or more thah five hundred dollars on the East Const highway? Visit­ ($600) or by imprisonment for not ors to Florida are deprived of much I liar, than ten dnyu or more than nine­ pleasure if they don’t see tho Sanford Florida ia receiving much approving comment from thoughtful ty days-^nr by both fine and impris­ territory. ---------o-------writers throughout the country because of its proposed constitu­ onment.” H. U. Phillips, chairman of the Observing thut a Detroit scientist tional amendment which would prohibit Income nnd inheritance says reckless drivers are feeble­ taxes and would exempt from taxation $500 worth of personal Florida Highway Commission hns the following to 3ay regarding this new minded, the Pnlutkn News declares it effects from every family residing in the state. One Connecticut paper, the New Haven Register, calls Florida law: hod no idea idiocy is so nearly uni­ "Canny,” predicting that their; will be thousands of people trans­ "I am very sure that tho Icghdnturr i versal. fer their personal property and their industries to this state to did not intend to limit the speed of ---------o-------Good advice for every town, the avoid the unfair income and inheritance taxes which have become touring cury In any such man nor. What they are striking at was to Clearwater Sun says: “Trade at home. so burdensome in many other parts of the country. The amendment will be voted upon in the general election next limit tho speed of trucks and heavy It your ineiehnut does, not enrry in I do not think fttbek what you want, tel him about it year and should be MToroughly discussed and understood by Flor­ passenger busses. there will he any trouble In our State and he will be glad to get it for you." ida electors. -------- o-------So many people have been brought up on the belief thnt Thanksgiving is (Jacksonville Tlmcn-Un1t?n just a synonym for turkey ami pump­ kin pie, they lose most of the signifi­ cance of the great American holiday. News from London. Wifo really The Georgia papers lufrhe had much'nr. n favor to the local man who gets hit her husband with a rolling pin. ---------o-------Several Florida towns make n prac­ to ray recently abort the practice thnt)it an io tlio community in general, It’s a nice old English custom. tice of observing “ Post Card” days hno been discovered in that slate of Money that goes out is lost to the —r - — ' a t frequent intervals. Some excellent buyiu.T Georgia products under tho locol circulation. Money that stnys St. Louis burglar posing ns n advertising can bo achieved this way, brand of other .stntis. Tho Savannah at home circulates at home and all plumber was caught, perhaps be­ classes get more or I csh of the benefit cause he forgot his tools. if the post cards sent are creditable. News says: of it. ------- o-----Oh, yes; you may be eating Georgia-made butter every day Plant u flower gurden. Sahford This Is especially true of money Lightning is so contrary. I can be made the prettiest Flower City and don’t know it. In a sort of raised through taxation, The people Canada it went to the trouble c in tho country. Some pictures of the perversity of human nature in this are entitled to get as much us possi­ striking twice in the name place. lovely gardens ulrcady established ble for it und work of every kind pnrt of the country there are here would inuke attractive advertis­ many who will pay more for an should go to the. lowest efficient bid­ Cowboys wrestled wild cows at a ing. der. IJut if two bids were equal nnd New York raden. Wo wrestled a wild article from a distance than for -------o------efficiency were equal the home bid steak in New York once. the home product, there are many would be tho chcnpcst for tho money who buy food by the label, The St. P ctcnbuig Times is our authority that the mayor of the Sun­ And the packing houses know this would lie retained at "home. Failing in love or making a pile of psychology. They buy he Georgia shine City has ( invited a famous And a man is a mighty poor citi­ money doesn't lcavo very much time cvnngolif t to canto and hold a revival zen of any stato who presumes tflSl for doing anything else. crenmpiy product, repack it and there. Thut *Saint" may be Pete’s the local man is inefficient. Ills In­ s '! it hm k to Georgians under nick name. fluence is against his state for what Wo would hats to he a detective. the packing company’s own -------o—---he does has a tendency to Hhow thnt They go down to the office every ’ brand-name, Secretary Mellon has approved n ll is safe to ray Glut this practice the man who livos here and spends morning and get puzzled. program which he announces will prevails in Florida to some ext. nt but, | his money here is looked on with a Chicago couplo eloped In an air taker $323,000,000 ofT the national generally speaking, tho products of rusplclon that ho would bo free froin That’s tho way these days. taxes. It's time to begin showing the this state are considered by th-» peo­ if ho lived in n larger city. There Is ptanp. dear people tlmt a Republican admin- ple hc.'e ns superior to others of the rn excuse for not knowing as to tho Thuy fly high a t first. ' fstration la a money-saving propo­ same kind. Rut there is more or less ability and ns to the equipment of Nebraska scientists claim the}, sition. of n discrimination in giving con- Florida firms for handling work J n ---------o-------trsets or supervision cf work to firms Florida. It Is much easier to find out hsvufound another lost race. You m Tarpon S trings Leader “guesses or individuals in the bigger cities. ail about a home man than it is to con get plenty a t It race trackth a t Henry Ford's idea of. being finan­ Some men seem to think th at a man's find out about one a thousand or California professor claims college cially embarrps&cd would be to let ability is measured by the number of more miles away. * ---------o-------girls arc cave women, but he may be his checking account run down below skyscrapers in sight of his place of A white crow captured in Denver judging by their clothes. a million dollars." If Henry ever work and that his reliability is in should get “embarrassed" about mon­ propoitlon to the population to tho is causing much comment Perhaps Whitt could bo Worse than teach­ ey, he’d merely add a coinage depart­ population of the city In which he it is a 1924 model, ing id' a ‘girl’s school where they an­ lives. , ment to his flivver plant. swer questions with ‘'Because?” Circulating) dollars are the moar.ure —— o -------------Thu poorest citizen in tho world is of a town’s prosperity. Bills paid the ono who takes it for granted that This 1* the kind of talk Florida man voted twice in fiew \ orkt keep the-dollars moving, likes to hear, Tho Daytona Journal his own people are incapable or unre­ ,Tpromptly -. 'jtL . ,‘w ., - w - a-.' 'h i ’ ' * ’ * : 1 *■* they said women one election. ‘ And A ---------o------— | says: "The Halifax Country is liable. Cf course, homo people should couldn’t ' leant' politics. In’t 1 lc Forty automobiles loaded with Flor­ building' now home* and 'business not ho permitted to charge exorbit­ blocks on every hand, and it is esti­ ant prices for a contract If they are ida-bound tourist* Waiting at one his home by mated th a t the total value of build­ unreasonable the contract should go fe n y in Georgia! That ia tho report ip a t his' wife. How brought by ono returning winter realings to be erected in tho hext twelve clrewhere. If they* charge no more Florida Is to havo a g ro a t quaint and old-fashioned! dent. months will range between two end then oiiers tin contracts should- re—TOM SIMS. jm ala at homo. This is not so much[ tourist business this'w inter, three million dollars.” ---------- . STATION CO. K lti:iailT AND IMSNIiXiKIt Sfmvict). From Jacksonville One Way ATLANTIC CITY ....... -..$36.44 BALTIMORE, MI)....................... 30.96 BOSTON, MASS. _____ 42.62 CHICAGO. ILL. ........ _.... 43.48 I'IT T S B 39.31 CLEVELAND, 0 .................. 39.31 8AV IVAN] DETROIT. MICH. ........ 41.93 TO l e_ d o ,Ao .' g a '_ 4m j ELMIRA. N. Y............... t. 38.93 .WA8H T ic k e t* inc lude me.il* ( e x c e p t t l c a e t * f o r Savannah G a \ ah -----* A lle g h a n y nn<l n n d B e r k s h i r e a n d aonio rd otns on o t h e r ■tcamer'01*’* 0B A l,« - �Inter'"jpver the'facY Uta'app*?. clasWj men would not let them own the I Study Hall this y*r. The Sophomore#, who last year went under the . -■ highly exalted name of “Rata" were IGKR „ t?Vf gr in sole possession of the Freshman rhone 217-W addition to the njgular building. .This Event# Scheduled by the ,Various If you h a rt any friends visiting you—if you are going anywhere or comCivic, Religions, Fraternal, • 3ig Home, or if you1a r t entertaining, write a postal card to this department, 'Social and' .Military Organ­ The Junor Gass is hard at work wus quito n disappointment to them BECAUSE to attempt to attain wealth* o giving details, or telephone the item. I t will be greatly appreciated. 'j ■, * izations . of the City * practicing for thulr .play which they this year whoTv-they were moved in­ are planning on giving just before to the regular study hall and found happiness without money in bank is like tryMr. and Mrs. E. Chnrbonncau and the Christmas holidays In the High out thb^jiome <\ie else h eld ' the Week of November 10 to 24, 1323 granddaughter, Bonita, of Hurley, School auditorium. The play is en­ “ruler.*’ MQNDAY—Regular meeting 8 p. m., ing .to sail to port in a rudderless ship Wls., who are spending the winter In titled “Lost A Chaperone" nnd Masonic Hall, I. O. O. F. Lodge. Florida, and Mr. and Mrs, A. C. 'Whit­ promises to be ns good ns the one The marvel of the sbhool Is Walter TUESDAY—Weekly luncheon 12:15, No matter wliat your ambition in life may^ man and house guest of Nashua, were stnged ‘last yonr by the Senior Class Valdez Hotel, Rotary Gub. Bach,'who attends scho&l. about ten - Monday—St. Agnes Guild will meet guests of Mrs. Mary Wlercinskl and Regular Drill 8 p. m., Court House, Date of staging the entertainment days out of a month—and yet gets be, money saved will help you attain it. a t the Rectory a t 8:80 p. m., with family Sunday. Co. D.f Flo.' National Guard. Re­ will be announced Inter. 38 on Geometry l This bird just* nat­ Mrs. Jqnathan Peck ns hostess. gular meeting 8:00 p.m., Masonic urally has circlos,- angles, etc.* stuck Your bank book is your Book of Success.. Monday----- Pipe Organ Club meets at ftr. and Mrs. Robert W. Simms Saturday the High School team will into his bead like football forma­ Hall, Masonic Lodge, No. 62. Re­ the-home of Mrs. W. M. Scott on arc home from an extensive tour of gular meeting 8 p. m.. City Plan­ journey to Orlnndo to meet their an­ tions! Oak avenue, a t 8:)0 p. m. France, England and Spain, having cient rivals, ning Commission. the Memorial High One dollar starts a bank account—and starts Tuesday—Girls Friendly' Society spent a month in the latter country. Tigers. It will be remembered that WEDNESDAY—Regular meeting H p. _ And closing, wc arc all singing meets a t the home of Miss Anna They stopped in Naples, Palmoro and Sanford High trimmed Orlando High you on .the high road to fortune. m., Parish House, Men’B Club. 15 “Down Hearted Blues" because we Knnner oh Sanford Heights. Almerla en route home by the South­ in both the games that were played Weekly luncheon 12:15, V ald ez " Tuesday—Circle No. 2, of the Meth­ ern route. — Jacksonville Times- Inst year. Memorial has a . much didn’t boat St. Augustlnq High Sat­ Hotel, Kiwnni* Club. ! urday nfternbon! odist Church will hold all-day meet­ Union. THURSDAY—Regular .Drill 8 p. m .,'~ stronger squad this year and the ing starting a t ten, o'clock a t the Court House, Medicnl Detachment boys representing our Black and Gold There may b& nothing wrong with home of Mrs. C. H, Smith, on NOTICE WOMEN'S GUILD. ' colors will po doubt have a tough Fin., National Gunrd. Regular the coal situation, b u t- you Won’t Third street, The members of the Women’s Guild time. luncheon 12:00 Lu-Rcth Cafeteria,} A COMMUNITY BUIL*DER need a fan to keep cool. Tuesday—-Daughters of Weeley Class of Holy Cross Church are requested Business Woman's Club. ---------. %, B. F. WHiTNER, Cashier' ■ '* will hold their social meeting at to turn In all fancy work for the FRIDAY—Weekly luncheon 12:15,1 ? F. P. FORSTER. President Scientists are digging up strange With Warner Scoggan at the head 8 p. m., a t the home of Mrs. J. B. Christmas bazaar to Mrs. A. E. Hill. of the Cheer Squad, Snnford High thick skulls in California. Is it an­ Vaidez Hotel, Chamber of ComS B B I lB B B B B B B B n n H B B B B a n B B B B B B B B B B B f lB B B B B B E B B B B B B B B B B H B i # mcrco. Starling, on Magnolia avenue. is giving some swell rooting at their other movie scandal? Tuesday—Junior Department of Wo­ FOR MISS ECHOLS. athletic games. As the footbqll sea­ man's Club itfMts a t the Gub Mrs. George Townsend has issued son Is near its end, nnd basketball invitations for n miscellaneous show­ in view it Is expected that the Parish House,, a t 3:30 p. m. er, honoring Miss Maureen Echols, House will soon l>e rocking with the Tuesday—Misses Dorothy and Flor­ n bride-elect, to be given Wednesday echoes of Snnford .High’s whoopers. ence Mcro will entertain the mem­ afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30 p. m. bers of the Senior G. F. S., a t four Wc hnd ns guests Saturday morn­ o’clock a t their* homo on Elm ave­ CIRCLE NO. 2. ing nt Chapel exercises, several of nue. Members of Circle No. 2, of the the St* Aitgustinc football players. Wednesday—Mrs. Ben Caswell will Methodist Church remember tomor­ After chapel they were escorted over entertain the Bon Ton Bridge Club, row (Tuesday) is work day at the the school for n look, nt S. H. S, a t 8:00 p. iq., at. her homo on Mag­ home of Mrs. C. H. Smith. Come at nolia avenue, honoring Mrs, How­ Miss Gray is at her old job again ard P. Smith of West Palm Beach. 10 o'clock and bring baznnr work nnd twenty-five cents. this year playing Victor records in Wednesday----- Welfare Department Chapel. From no\y on wo expect to . . MRS. J. W. RUTLEDGE. of Woman's' Gub meets at Gub have severnl opera records played House a t three o’clock. , (i. F. 8. every day as Miss Gray certainly Thursday—Mrs., H arry Hecren will The Senior Department of the G. knows how to pick them. entertain the members of the MerF. S. will jneot Tuesday afternoon nt rie Matrons Bridge Gub, at her four o'clock a t the homo of Misses The Junior Class turned “kids" home on. Union avenue, a t three Dorothy and Florence Mero. It is again Saturday afternoon when they o’clock. earnestly desired that nil members nmused themselves with a spelling Wednesday—Mrs. George Townsend be present and bring thimble nnd mntch in English class. No doubt will entertain at a Miscellaneous needles so ns to sew for the bazaar. many of them secretly knew that it Shower at her home on Mellonvillc was not only amusement but that avenue, honoring Miss Maureen they needed it considerably. EPWORTII LEAGUE Echols, a bride-elcct from 3:30 to Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Sprling enter­ G:30 p, m. The Athletic Association is making tained the Intermediate Epworth a little "pocket money" by the highly League" Friday night. ROMANCING. The lengue will long remember the profitable business of selling candy The years h^ve flown so quickly ocncslon, they played nil kinds of at recess nnd noon periods. Aa usual, And Time has quickened pace; gnmes und were served with delici­ most of the students are backing this But in the dusky gloaming up nnd the candy stand does a rush­ ous refreshments. There ts t:o waiting for mealt irith a Florence I seem to seo your face. Mr. and Mrs. Spurting has n fine ing business. collection of antiques, some from the From out tho past’B swift glory Tho Sophomores were n little beeastern countries, all of which the lllli tlriijiI J 11 , ; I Yrt *’ 1**gtoCI‘f rCiftJ'i^ A happy carefree boy. MEETING OF U. 8. W. V. CIAL ENDAR 3 I First National Sank Q u ic k "h eat fo r co o k in g ' Love’s fires sweetly kindled Your eyes of wistful brown; Which told an old, old story While star-shine tumbled down. Your arms stole softly 'round me And gently held,mo fast; Contentment breather upon us. Too sweetly truo to last. Your lips, w:th lender passion Rained kisses down on mine; The World was love-enchanted With ecstary divine. That night is far behind us And youth nnd romance fled; But love eternal, lives for aye Though Life Itself, were dead. —By Augela D art — The many friends of Mrs. Fred Wulsma will be grieved to learn that she U. quite ill a t the Valdez Hotel. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Hereon have as their guests, Miss Mary Frances Granger, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs, J. E. Pace has returned home after spending tho past month with relatives In Kentucky. Mrs, M argaret Bsme#, of Orlando, motored to Sanford yesterday and was the guest of her parents, Capt. and Mrs. W. A. FltU. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stewart left this morning In their car for Tampa, where they will attend the Florida State Florists Association. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Gore and family, former resident# of Sanford, but now of Tavares, were guests of friends here yesterday. M h'and Mrs. Roland Read, Mr, and Mrs. H arry Ileeren, and their guest Miss Mary France* Granger, motor­ ed to Ocala and Silver Springs on Sunday. Mrs. L. G. Haskell, of Chicago, lU., and Mrs. Sam Younts and Mrs. Hal Wight returned home Ftidty evening from Miami; where they aepnt the PMt The regular business meeting of the- Col. Theodore Roosevelt Aux­ iliary, No. 3, U. S. W. V., will be held nt the Court House tomorrow (Tues­ day) nt 3:30. There will be an initia­ tion. This meeting is important, pro­ ceeding the December meeting \vh.>n officers «ro elected. LOU SMITH TERHEUN, Official: President. MARION F. BALLARD. Sec. LOVELY BIRTHDAY PARTY On Saturday afternoon, little Miss Karin Wheeler, was the charming young hostess when she invited u numlwr of her friends to help her celebrate her sixth birthday anniver­ sary, nt her home on Union avenue. The artistic color motif of brown nnd yellow, was beautifully carried out in the various rooms, with baskets of chrysantKomum.i, daisies and other cut flower* In the shades of yellow nnd brown. In the dining room, the refreshment table wa* laid with a brown and yellow cover and centered with the large birthday cake iced in yellow, topped with six tiny yellow taper# in rose holder*. Surrounding this were myriads of tiny turkeys and pumpkin*. Mark­ ing the places were cunning little ndvelties suggestive of tho Thanks­ giving season. Games of all kinds dear to the childish heart were played on the spacious lawn, the children being as­ sisted in these by Miss Russell Lee Wheeler. As two of the prize win­ ner babies were in attendance, Mr*. Victor Check presented them each a lovely gold necklace. They were Joe Marion Crenshaw and Virgil J u u ls e Wheeler. Late in the afternoon Mrs. W. V. Wheeler, assisted by Mrs. Victor Check and Mrs.1Emmett Hunt served refreshments carrying out the color scheme, consisting of ice cream in tiny flower pots, topped with shreded chocolate and small yellow chrysanthemus. Each child was given a turkey cap and candy box also in the form of small turkeys, filled with candles and nuts, as favors. The afternoon was one of excep­ tional enjoyment to the youngsters and the hostess was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. K- Mrs. Joseph Dickinson and children . Mrs. B. E . Millen, reilug from Jackattended the The Methodist Ladies will hobl their annual bazaar December H lb and r and also visited 1Wh, No. 200 file. OW NER. . LEAVING TOWN o IIKNyou tire rushed to get your meals promptly,you won’t have to waste lime fillin g und fuming over a slow stove if you cook on a Florence Oil ltungc. The Florence-givets you intense herd for speedy cooking. Just touch u mulch to tho Asbestos Kiildlor. In u few moments the kettle begins to sin" and the pot to chuckle. You cun roust,-bake, boil and fry— in fact, cook an yth in g on a F lo re n ce H uiigc. When you arc not using the fire, merely turn it out. This means a cooler kitchen in warm weather, and il means economy. And, rememlaSr, there are no ashes or soot to dirty your kitchen; no shak­ ing the tin.? to lire you; no The Big Qurmr* Tto hfal in (In FIjt* drafts to bafllc yon. •nee lionwia ii ik*M up timlrf i t a iaMtiiiif The flame in a Florence • her* It,11 Hot WAaluii, Range is close up under the W • And he owns one of the nicest bungalows on the Heights, five rooms, bath, screened front porch, built in back porch, corner lot 70x120, garage, house completely furnished and all modern conveniences, and for a quick sale he offers the whole works for $2,000.00 down and the balance like rent. cooking, where the beat is not wasted. By turning a lever you can regulate the heat to any degree. Dues not burn from a wick . * The vapor from kerosene is what burns. Kerosene is a cheap and plentiful fuel. Tho Florence flume is not u wick flame, such as you see in the ordinary oil lamp: You will appreciate the speeiul features of the Florence the moment you examine one at the: store (department, furniture en- hardwan* store). The Florence Lcveler en­ ables you to set the range level on an unuvon floor. Notice particularly the Quality of the porcelain enamel and the nofinftUvilcf sturdiness of the whole range. It* rai'ti leg ill II.0 iluff. The Florence not only means tfcli tlrVtoe rti* you tr» «r| n clean kitchen, but it adds Liu' i t u l f level till AHUOeWII IkxsT, beauty to ngiy kitchen. TOVF. C O ., G auoneh, M ask. I BETTER LOOK THIS ONE OVER NO W .I '. 1" , » W e have hundreds o f satisfied users BRUT of the Florence Oil Ranges in Sanford Realty Co. Inc. ; ' * , dt W! '♦ . . *». , . T ’’ . ' ‘ f wF**1* ■ I.* ’ijrtt *' * Surety, Fidelity, Casually Bonds and Invcsmenls :a . C■ VALDEZ HOTEL - * FLORIDA 3ANFOIID, ■ ■■h t i.r' . / *jf - -1 ■«" | �>WLING TENNIS BOXING Anyhow the Saint* - certainly put n crimp in ,our-. hopes In • regard .to Saturday's gnnte. R. L. SH IPP, (Editor Earl of Cristenberry Makes Name For . Self The Karnes this post Week' left the contenders for the State Title about the same; Duval kept her slate clean by giving St, Petersburg a drubbing. Hillsborough and Lakeland also kept with Duval in the race- by defeat­ ing Plant* City and Manatee respect­ ively. Looks to us like this State Title race is going to have some real development. , A clipping from n Birmingham pa­ per gives us the interesting informa­ Too much "can” on the "flleld" tion that Earl Chrlstcnberry, who (Canfiled) proved to be a surprise to spends his vacations with his parents Especially so if Hillsborough's our boys Saturday afternoon on Hood In ' Sanford has made quite a name ‘hunk of beef" nnd Lakeland's' Dread­ Field. The nforesniJ Mr. Canfield for himself in football circles among noughts ever meet on a hundred yard got looso and ran eighty yards for a the schools of Alahamn. Earl plnyfield! touch down, said touchdown being ed baseball considerably bore last JuBt arrived the pick of Midwinter’s Latest* Cteatfons. ■ followed by point gained by kicking With Score 7-0 Up To Last Five Minutes of Play, 'summer fn the Pepper League, play­ Models that have won the instant approval of Fifth/Ave. !S The Truckers moot the Champs to­ ing for the Big Bcrenn Brotherhood Canfield, St. Augustine H alf Dashes Eighty goal, tied the scorel At $6.00 and $8.00 the^ would attract the Seeker of Real .■ night In the Bowling League. So by and was rated by them as a classy Values. Special iPrlce this week • £ Yards For Touchdown, Followed By this time tomorrow tho undefeated baseball playor. This was one timo Vo got our list should be narrowed down to two Successful Goal Kick Tying Score According to the clipping, Earl, in wires ’crossed. HVe will say frankly teams. 3.9S and $4.98 a recent game between his school and that wo expected tho Celery-Feds to Jefferson Conty High, “caught the Fields Outstanding Star of Sanford Clan, While Canfield Starred tWm thev Ancient City lads by the The Brotherhood of St. Andrew, ns For Ancint City Boys ball on his own five, yard lino and margin of two touchdowns a t least. they do every year, are "forming a Interference ran with perfected basketball team this year. W ith’the form. On the locnl squad, Field was Hanford High lost her chance through the entire opposing team 05 Wo were watering closely when competent coaching of Geo. Mcltory "WE SA y Vt WITH VALUES" the outstanding star. His marvelous to win her fourth straight high yards for a touch down. Agnln in Clarence Fields mado that touch­ they ought to pilt a nifty quintet. Sanford avenue and 2nd Street. broken field running, his ability to school gome when Canfield, St. tho fourth ho intercepted a pnss nnjl down and we wnnt to say right here intercept or^brenk up passes and JuX Augustine halfback ran righty ran seventy yards for n touchdown." that ho certainly uses his eyes nnd The local football team will - play quickness nl finding n hole in jlmJ yards for a touchdown in the Inst No doubt Enrl’a many Sanford ’bend. He picked tho prettiest open their next game away from hdme. Snln.ts' lino wns rcmnrkahJey^E. few minutes of play Saturday friends will be glad to hoar that he holo to dash through for Sapford Noxt Saturday they will meet the Mnyo ns usual was a hurricane when afternoon. The game up until Is making such a success nt the Iiigh'ii first touchdown that we ever Memorial High Tigers In Orlando in it came to hitting the line and failed the Inst five minutes was a 7-0 game. snw. what Is expected to be one of tho not a single time In mnking gains. frny In fnvor of the locals but greatest high school grid battles of Bach nnd I’eck were nlso playing an Canfield's beautiful plccn of Scholastic Results tho season. Another player who was In up-toexcellent gnmo and deserve much broken lielifl running, followed credit. On tho local's lino, Pope, date form was Ed Moye. Ed usually by successful kirk fur point tied Bnnfprd 7, St. Augustine 7. Memorial High has a n;uch .better Wilde, Meisch, Whitfield and M. Moyc makes pretty good gaps In tho op­ the scuro. Duval lfl. St. Petersburg !t. tenm this year than last year and it Tho St. Augu. lino Yellow Jackets were pillnrs of stone in the defense. posing line and he certainly gave Miami 7, Ornln 0. will bo Tio ensy gnmo for Sanford. Don’t Walt .Until It Rains to Thlrtk of Your Top. -Hu in a thrilling nnd very close game Canfield Stars For The Ancient City them the "line breaker" Saturday. Dr 14i ml 0, Kissimmee 0. The locnls have hrtd a fine season but Those Side Curtains Ready When Cold Weather Conies. V The Saint players thought the Span­ Eleven. tiotl tho Knnford High football squad Gainesville 0>, Orlando 0. they will certainly have to bo in fine Offer the Best of Material and , Our Wotkmtmship is Canfield was the outstanding star iards were attacking Snn Marco * t West Palm Beach .M0, Daytona on on Hood Field here Saturday nfshape to bent Memorial, ternoon. The game started at four of tiie game for St. Augustine team again. ------------------- GUARANTEED—---- — — — High 0. o'clock with n fair attendance. The while Hownlt and G. Sanchez were News from Hawaii. Milkman arc St. Augustine’ hoys brought a pretty not far behind. On the line Connolly, J|Ve were not able to get the weight IMPORTANT COLLEGIATE delivering in airplanes. Strikes us good crowd down with them from tho Mulvoy nnd Buell showed up well. statistics on tho St. Augustine bunch as being a fine way to churn. RESULTS. Ancient City, while the locals us Good (lame nnd Locals Deserve Cred­ hut if our eyesight was right (which University of Florida 63, South­ it Even If They Did Not Win usTlnl hod their cheer squad on the it is when it comes to seeing some­ ern 0, Autos cost the U. S. over five bil­ But Tied. spot. thing good to cut) those fellows cer­ lion dollars a year, which is even U. of F. "Rats" fi, Georgia "R ats” ■Next To Dodge Garage In all it wns a fairly good game, tainly outweighed our "11." The gnmo stnrlcd' with Sanford 14. more than a movie star makes. winning the toss and electing to kick full of the usual thrills in football Yale 27, Princeton 0. oir. E. Moyc kickcd-olT to Mulvoy, with perhaps n few new ones thrown Rollins'1!>, Tampa 0. who made n fair return. G. Sanchez in and although our hoys have done Notre Dame 34, Butler 7. (hen took the ball around left end better, they had n hard tenm to bat­ Tulnne 18, Mississippi 0. tle with and were proud that the Washington nnd I/oe 13, Carolina 7, for five yards. Canfield plunged Saints were not nble to bent them. through right guard for two,' Howell Kentucky 3, Georgia Tech 3.'*' The line-up: around right end for two more, HowSanford Position St. Augustine then failed to gain through ecn - 1 Coach McQuillan Rated ett Wndo ....................................... Buell ter, then Pope took the ball through ; Uigt Eend.^ One of Florida’s Rest center for the one necessary yard j M. Moyc ................................ Mulvoy and coupled with a piece of beautiful Bight Tackle. Mentor of Drcndnoughtn Him Put field running by Lee I’eck, placed the Whitfield .................. Connolly bnll on the one-yard line from whence Out a T rim That Is Marvel All Right Guard. Fielrs too kit across for the first Over The Country. blood of tho game. Bach success- Pope ...................................... McQunig LAKELAND? N ov. 10.—Conph li. ( fully kicked for point and the score | R. McQuUlun, the. South Florida stood 7-0. Celery Feds Fail in Field Goal 1 mentor creating such n sensntion Stone .throughout Florida with' his* Lake­ Attempt. land high d re ad nought eleven, is not Again the Celery-Feds kicked-off As an active factor in the civic and community life of Florida for as widely known us some iif::scr to St. .Augustine, Canfield making lig h ts in' the high school coaching the catch and practically no retu rn .' the past twenty years. *. • liowctt world, who have nowhere near the The game wan then n sco-snw till / Quarter, As a member of the State Board of Control and the State Plant rcyord McQuillan lms. Coach Mc­ tho end of tho first quarter when the G. Sanchez Quillan came to Lakeland lust, year locals placed the hull in front of llie Board for four years, 1913 to 1917.. Right Halfback at the beginning of the school term goal posts. At the beginning of the Fields ................... ................ Canfield As a member of the lower house of the legislature of Florida, and upon the recommendation of some, of aocond quarter, Bach tried n place Left Hnlfhack. the smartest collegiate authorities in kick which failed and it was blocked as Speaker thereof, session of 1921. E. Moyc ............... .............. I’opc (C.) America. by Buell. The Yellow Jackets then Fullback. 'He is a Westerner by birth, hail­ ran the ball down tho field 1o* the Substitutions: Drysdulo for G. ing from Rochester, Minn., hut ns nu foily> yard lino where they were Sanchez, M. i’opc for Bcncliutn, athlete ho starred, at North Dakota, forced to punt, Peck receiving the Pyles for Drysdule, Meadows for Con­ and mado All-State for many years boll npd making no return. The To the Democratic Men and Women of Florida nolly, Hartman for McQunig, Flow­ as a hack in his high school athletic' locala then failing to make the re­ Thought in no sense a chronic office holder, I nm not untrusted nnd untired in Stotc-wlde career, McQuillan is known ns the quired ten yards punted to llowett ers for Stone. Officials; Chittenden, referee; serv,cc to the State aa a member of the Board of Control was positive and "miracle roach" of South Floridn, who m ade'no return. The Yellow Case (Flu.) umpire; Headlinesman, effective nnd my service in behalf of our common schools has been no less efficient. My that is, everybody talks about him Jackets then fumbled the hall and the Hines (Mount Vernon); Timc-kecpefforta an a member of your State Plant Board, which eradicated citrua ranker, thereby but rarely docs one rend of him in locals upon recovering it attempted ors, Spencer and Buell. Time of saving the very life of our citrus industry andadding untold milliona to tho wealth of Floridn, the newspaper!) ns they do of his a forward pass which wns intercept­ quarters, fifteen minutes. constituted a service of which I am proud. My fearless and constructive work as a legislator teams. He has only lost one game ed by Canfield. Tho Yellow Jackets is a matter of public record. My election as Speaker of the House during my first term was since he rnmu to Florida, that onr in turn tried the nor ini stunt which CHANGE IN BOWLING LEAGUE an unusual distinction, nnd my record ns a presiding officer met the approval of the membergame last year when Gainesville High ivmi Intercepted by Fields.’ Again SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK defeated him here in lakeland by the tho hall changed hands boenuso of n score of 7 to 0. fumble. Tho Ancient City boys con­ During the present campaign he tinued to fund demand again the locuU , has only been scored on once, this received till* hull hut Were forced to 1. F O It the fair, the honest nnd the positive 7. FOR the lapid and aggressive completion honnr being held against him by punt out of danger. | enforcement of law. This includes our pro­ of our Everglades Drainage, cqoperating in Orinndo High, A fumble on the ten Yellow Jackets Threaten With Big i hibition law—government must not be de­ plan and power with land ownors affected. yard lino, when qn Orlando back regraded nor the 'constitution destroyed. I A;r Attempt. 8. FOR keeping State expenses to tho mini­ shall remove any afficer failing to discharge The YelJov. Jackets then opened 1 mum without checking necessary develop­ his duty hut not until after he has been given t I up with a str<n\; aerial attack which ment, and for getting a dollar In value for an impartial hearing. every dollar spent. • gained them lil.v vnrds in five plays 1 2. FOR a re-appiontment of the House .and and placed tho hall on the locals ' 9. FOR just ami adequate protection of our" (he Senate, fair nnd just alike to all portions twenty-yard line. The whistle ^for 1 great fruit, trucking and farming industries of the State.. Every power and influence the half Fields’ intercepted a pass ’ against pests and diseases. which I have will be used to that end. My For Governor of Florida >w cm four different The third quarter wan, uneventful, opposing teams played the hall going from one team to the •angca his schedule each other nnd both sides desperately his eleven will not eon- striving to place tho pig-skin within *» with those# of his op- striking danger of the other's goal. ! once this season did Canfield Springe Surprise In Lirnt »y a game on her honi"j Five Minute* Which Ties Hcorc. Lakeland had n gnnie i The last quarter was practically the same date. lie n,0 »a me as the third until tho Inal ill—and os Bill Roper, qVe minutes of play when Canfield Princeton says in tho jr„t loose on u lino buck nnd run -Union, "It's good foot- eighty yards for a touchdown. This was one of the best exhibitions of ------------------broken field running over witnessed [IROT1IKRIIOOD an this field nnd showed tho fine ANDREW BOWLERS coaching of the visiting team. They , Tho following Brotherhood Bowl­ ers are requested to to be on hand tomorrow night a t the Bowling Al­ leys to bowl for their team in the match with the Men's Club: Robert MasoiC Clarence Duffin, Iziuis Hughey, Geo. Thurston, Carl Dorner, Q«o. Smith, M utt Moye, and Alton Brotherhood of St. Andrew Will Have Basket Ball Team Wunls Gtimes With High School and Other Young Men's Teams. Tho Brotherhood of St. Andrew will have a first rate basket hull team this year according to all reports. They will have Geo. McRory a t their helm and with tho uxccUent material on hand they proposo to put out a team that will excel any the Urothorliood has hud in proviofls years. The team will bo composed of members of the Senior Chapter, most of whom go to High school and have had much oxporience at the ggme. Last year tho Brotherhood o f 'S t. Andrew was reputed fur the wonderful baseball team that they had and it U expected th at they can make repetition of this in basketball. So’nio seem to think |>eace in Eu fope will take French leave. record as a legislator and as Speaker is clear on this issue. 3. FOR a road building program fair and just to all portions of the State, with the utmost speed and with just regard for the traveling public. 4. FOR a constructive revision of our tax system to the end that the expense of gov­ ernment be justly apportioned. 6. FOR every, possible aid to our public schools, and support of our institutions of higher learning in keeping with their needs. 6. FOR enlarging the State Marketing Bu­ reau, and for all .sound means to secure the farmer a square deal. 10. FOR tick eradication and for a proctical method of restoring the forests of the State. 11. FOR a fair and a careful exercise of the pardoning power, aa the constitution intend­ ed. 12. FOR changes in our court procedure to reduce criminal and civil costs, and a more speedy termination of litigation. 13. FOR bringing more people, more money and more good business to every part of this great State. **-.* 14. FOR humane treatment of all convicts, .1 am opposed to the* lash and the lease-'but favor constant labor for dll prisoners able'to work. I will meet all issues fairly and discuss them frankly. My public record and the public records of my opponents are public property* * I will discuss these records us occusions arise. Paid Advertisement FRANK E. % �:W f l me® m •v. i* WANT AD RATES BUSINESS TERMS—CASH IS ADVANCE Telephoned r.ds., will he received from patrons nnd collector sont Immediately for payment. I* dir ecto r y Tim®.. ___ .... .......... . 10e T lm ro ..._ __ . . ... ........................ , T im a s ___ _____ ft*a T l m r s .............. .... .............,;..4a You every in Sanford each day. Ha n ra«ne 4M Chonr 438 q u ic k s e r v i c e TRANSFER Ilaa>rhn)il Ootwla. ria u m e . T ru n k " anil B a g g a g e M afrs, T ran»frrrpO A nyw fcrrw A ,ty T l w r n a n ■ line line line line Double rale for blnck face type. ced rates for consecutive InsertiJidi. Count six words to the line. Minimum charge of 30c for first imiortlon. AH advertising is restricted to, proper classification. In c n s e \f error The Herald will be responsible for only one Incoircct insertion, the advertiser for all subsequent insertions. The Herald office should be notified immediately in ease of error. *■ . Sanford Novelty Works PHONE 148 V. C. COLLER. Prop. for prompt and efficient service. General Shop, and Mill Work Contractor and Builder FOR SALE 517 Commcrdat Street Sanford, -■ Flo- FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for S. Ol Shinholser Contractor t ' * * and * Builder Sanford,----------- :--------Fla. ■ A. P. Connelly & Sons Established 1908 Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Phone 48 101-8 MftRnolln Ave STEWART the Florist Betting, 15 eggs for $1,00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcnrdall Avenue. San­ ford. 83-tfp FOR SALE OTt KENT—Centrally Vented dwelling eight rooms and sleep­ ing porch. Worth your inquiry nnd consideration. A, P. Connelly & Sons. 188-tfc. Modern bungalow located on Sanford Heights. $250.00 cash, balance like rent. E. F. Lane, Rooms 501-2 First National Rank Blog.: Phono 95. 193. WANTED—Boarders. Itomelike ac­ commodations at Comfort Cottnge, 318 Magnolia avenue. Mrs. M. Mar­ tin. No. 200-ftp. FOR SALE—one of tho best corner location sin Snn'ord, 11 room house, garage with two rooms over it, for snU* or will trade for vacant lots or city property of any description on right birds. A. P, Connelly & Sons. 193-fc , Ft)it SAl.K — DeSoto paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, sole agents. 154-tfc LUMBER “FOR SALK—Yellow pimlumber, rough or dressed, prompt delivery in Sanford tfnd vicinity, two mills in opernton, Osteon, Flu., Tel. 4811. 197-Gtp. FOR SALE OR B ENT—AImut IJccT, 1, B room house, liatlt, lights, garnge. Heights, Hunter-Route A, Box 100. . ]98-3tp. Saat q u a r t e r of flection 7! t h e S o u t h ­ o f tho N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r , t h e N o r t h ­ n e x t frie n d , a n d Snnhln J o n o s, n e s t q u a r t e r of t h e N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r , rlt.nl w o m an , h y I.IIIInn Benaou., heJ w e s t q u a r t e r o f Hie S o u th w e st- q u a r ­ w c o m p la ln a n ta , va. T lia . th o S o u th h n lf o f t h e N o r t h w e s t q u a r ­ n e a t frie n d , nr o th ar t e r of S ection t* i t h e N o r t h e a s t n u t ­ te r. t h e E a s t h a l f or th o S o u th w e s t h e lm , d e v i s e e 3 . n r o n t r e ' . ___________________ lP7-tp. t e r of tho N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f S e c ­ q u a r t e r , t h e We*t h h l f . of t h e S o u t h ­ c l a i m a n t s u n d e r A n n ie II. W o o d a n d S m ith D e a rb o r n , c|eceaa®d. e a st q u a r t e r n nd t h e N o rth hnlf o f (h# Alice tio n IP; t h e S o u th h n tf Of th o S o u t h ­ N WANTED—Furnished rooms by.refin­ o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r of th o S o u th e a s t HI Isa hath C r u s h ’e. tie ore R. W ood an d w e s t q u a r t e r of flection 50: th e N o r t h OrnVife W. I te n r h n r n . th e h e irs , devlaoaa. Keep away from R^sla. ePopIc h alf of t h e N o rliie u si q u a r t e r , t h e q u n r t e r o f flection IS; th e W e s t h nll •rr-'ntees. ed, young man. Prefer downtown ____ _ j > r ____ c l a im a n ts * u n d e r o ther o f th e N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f flection C ro sh le . Ileorg® IL W ood a n d location. Box 104, caro The Herald. lire eating dogs there. You might N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r of tho N o r t h w e s t I ? ; Ihu E a s t h a l f of t h e N o rt h w e s t E tlrn tic th T'r q u a r t e r , th e S o u th h a l f o f th o .N o r t h ­ q u a r t e r o f flection 30; t h e N o rth hntf O ro rtre W. D e a rb o r n , a n d a l l p e r s o n s eat one and start barking for more, No. 200-2tp. w e s t q u a r t e r ; t h e H ast h a l f o f t h e of t h e S o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r o f t h e V u rth - u n k n - w n I n te r e s te d In th® p r o p e r t y S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r , t h e W s s l h a l f o f w e r t q u a r t e r o f flection 35; th e N o r t h . Involved In th is s u ' t . Defendant®. question is simple. He will refuse WANTED—Canvassers, white or coC th e S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r a n d t h e N orth ••nut q u a r t e r , o f t h e N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r ORDER. h a lf or t h e N o r t h e a s t q u s r t e r of th y t h e S o u th h n lf o f t h e N o r t h e a s t q u a r ­ ored to solicit colored people.' The it unless he accepts it, T h e f l t i t e of F lo rid a . «n a ll p a r t l e a S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r of S e r tto n IS; th e te r. fiie E a s t h a l f o f t h e S o u th w e s t j in»-»res‘a under A nnie B. •Uthgio Co. of Florida. Phone 013. f l i f r * - ? . W e st h a l f of t h e N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r q u a r t e r of th‘e S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r , an d W ood a n d Alice U. S m ith D e a r b o r n o r of S ection *3t th e H ast h a l f of th o t h e S o u t h e a s t q n n r l e r of th e S o u t h ­ t h e p r o p e r t y d e s c r ib e d In _ No. 200-2tp. N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f ’ S ectlop- SO; tho w e s t q u a r t e r . t t f ‘flection S3: th e Booth- o• hthise r woi sr ei 'c III r t,< E itaibeth Croabl®. N o r t h h a l f of th e S o u t h e a s t q u n r t e r of wont u n s r i t r t:f t h e flotiUtwqat q u a r t e t ^lee rg e It Wood, a n d tleora® W. ' D e a r ­ WANTED—Team work. Inquire M. th e N o rt h w e s t q u a r t e r of flection 33; i.f .'flection 31, nil In T o w n s h ln 21 S outh, born. If liv in g , and. If dead, n il parties 4 th® N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r o f t h e N o r t h e a s t Hanson Shoe Shop. E a st,'. H alm ltiit I n t e r e s t s under E lla a b e th Nntlce ia h e r e b y given t h a t t h e q u a r t e r ; th e S o u th h a l f of ih® N o rth - o f ItR aIsn i |eh e 33 r e t o o r d e r e d th a t you nnd sid e i!,-or.r» D. W ood a n d Ocnrit® No. 200 2tp. e H ast h a l f o f t h e ea ch o f y o u d o a p p e a r to th e Hill of Hr \\'.t D ost 1ho rn , d r e r n s e d , n r o th e r w is e , book for the registration of voters of Sa sosut thqwueasrtt e qr ,u ath r t e r of th e S o u th w ent i.Yqnplalot (lied ht rein, on th e 7th day in th e p r o p e r ty d e s c r ib e d ,ln th l* o r d e r , the City of Sanford, Florida, has this q u a r t e r , a n d th e floiithenat q u a r t e r of of J n u u e r y . A. D. 1**4. H *s f n r t h r t eti.i t-i nil p e r - n p s u n k n o w n I n te r e s te d th e S o u th w e s t q u n r t e r of flection *>:■ o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s O rd e r of P u b lic a tio n In th e p r o p e r ty I n v o lie d In thl* ault. day been opened for the purpose of th e S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r o f t h e S o u th - he |itl hi Is lied In th e S a n f o rd 11 ora Id, n .i-lilih Is s !t tinted in flemlnot® C o u n ty . w eal q u a r t e r of flection 54; all In n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d In flnnford. S em iFOR RENT—Nicely furnished room registration, and will remain open T o w n s h ip 31 S outh, or R a n g e S3 E ast. note C o u n ty . F lo r i d a , due® n w e e k f n r l ^Fjloj jrid t, a n d d e s c rib e d a s fo llo w s, to Defend nut a. . e i g h t ot.n ae cu tlv e w eeks. •111 Park Avenue. 199-Ctc until NovcmbcV 24th, 1923. T»,„ W H < f «;,r S " Mi o r t h o B E U O R D E R O F PDRLTFATION. W I T N E S S my h a n d nnd seal o f th e SWF, i f flee. 4. T w p. 31. 8 . RWitness my hand nS City Clerk nnd ..fin D b iiT — t ------ — r r ---- r----- t— w lines* niy nsna ns caiy k-iers nm T o t h e d e f e n d a n ts . It, O. O n r r e t t. If r l f c u l t C o u rt nt S an fo rd . F lo r i d a , t h 'a pf tile i ; a n d th o v*e-t t h r e e q u o r t e r a of rOR RENT—Two-room housekeeping , « * j n _ . r the seal of the City of Sanford, Fior llvlntr. T h o m a s P. Lung, If living, R o b ­ 25ml i t i y of O ctober. A. D. Vt3S. (h e N '> Ilf «l>0 N E U of th e N W H »f 11. A IM llU JI.A Sq. e r t If. R a m se y. If living. T h q m n a \V, (H E A L .) apartment. 719 Oak Ave. ., ,, , , Vf , ->.* T w p . 21, fl„ I t 5!t K. Ida, on this the 3rd day of November, Moran. If living. J. XV. Ilattleld. If l i v ­ C le r k or th e o i r r u l t c lirt, are hereby ordered and r e q u ir ­ _________________ 183-tfc. ing. V ic to r F eld t. If living. A n to n io fleintiiolo C o u n ty , F lo rid a, ed You A.. D., 1923. L. R. PHILIPS, to a p p e a r on t h e 7th d a y o f J a n ­ floiaryi If living, W illia m S. flulger, If ny: A, M. W eeks. D. C. u a ry . A. D 132t. J o t h e hill Pled FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, ')u*3 City Clerk. living, Minnie Mnchon. tf llvlmr; N'el. I.eR oy It. (Hies. i it you In t h e ni.ove e n t itle d c a u s e flitl|n*t.*r f o r f’ottii'Intn'O t. lie D ora Mills, w ife o f R o b e rt A. M lllrt, Palmetto. 198-fite. ■nl entiM. (Sent) If living, Council A. Dry an. If llvlntr. 10-22-2*J-ll-B-I2-19-2tt-t3-1-lO W IT N E SS E. A. I loti nines. C le r k of E m ily M. Pol 11ns. If llvlntr, K. I*. FOR RENT—Desirable bed room for t 'l r e u l l C o u r t, nnd th e r f f l c l a t Beat D ro w n . If living. C\ M. Stow e, If llv ­ In I k e C irc u it C o u rt of th e 7fh J n d t r l n l said Hier. of. tills 10th d a y * f O cto b e r, A. . couple over Heruld office. Apply to lntr. .Mlcliel F litc h . If liv in g . Gonrg® F. c i r c u i t of t h e S ta te of F lo r i d a In I v 1!' H. F oote. If llvlntr, T h o m a s F. L n uhnrh. npnrtmcnt 4, mol f u r Metnlnnle C o u n t ; . j (flEAt.) U. A. P O U fllA R S , If llvlntr, p e r e e v lll e •I.utihaeh, If llvIn f h n n e c r y . * Clerkliitr. R « s i J u lln L n u h a c h . If llvlntr, FOR RENT—Apartments and sleep­ N. C- J o n e s , r ml Nell H. Jone s. Ill n v : A. M. W e e k s , D. C. T h o m a s R! I .a u h a r h . If living, H a r v e y IV i" Iu " u “ h. If *iiVtnir. r 11»**rlV-B’ A . I m u - m a r r i e d w o m a n . L illia n Ilanson. h e r ; t 0 . t 5 . : J . 3 ® . U - 8 - 1 3 - l » i ! l - l S . » . « t e ing • rooms, Fcrndale Apartments, tmoll. if living. liHirk'K l*. l a u b M h , I f f — ■ ■ — - — ------- — . . . . -----— — ... Bishop Block, corner First nnd Pal­ living, l.llllo A. J. lam hncli. If liv in g . . Tnx books arc now open .'for the H rnost H rlls Krliulto. If living, nlitl If I | T O n » r B U C a i 3 a u n O I I E E 3 H n D D G ^ n i B I B B B I l N a i » l l l l i n i m i U a metto streets. 189-Htp, itenil. a g n ln n t nil im r tlr* c l a im in g I n - jH FOR RENT—Furqlshod house 1300 payment of State nnd County Taxes. ti*rv«t u n d e r It. (1 . t l n r r e t t , (term seit, !■ ■ l \ I.nng, ilrocnsed. R o b e rt H U Park avenue, ^.pply 018 Oak ave­ A discount of two per cent is allowed Thornn* lin m s ry , deceased, T lin m m W. Moran. ** in November. ■ * d eceased. J. W. li n t Held. dec e a se d , ■ nue. * 195-Gtp. V ictor Heidi, d eceased, A n tonio S ala ry. JJ JNO. U. JIN KINS, Tax Collector deceased. W illia m H. flittger, d eceased, f* Furnished housekeeping moms corn­ Soirilnoie County. Minnie Mnchon. deceased, N ellie Dorn a er 11th street nnd Elm avenue. 31111s. deet-nsed, t'o u n c ll A. Ilrynn. n e - 5 censed. Ktnlly M. Hollins, d eceased, B. S M. Schneider. 195-7tp. Ik Brow n- deceased, H. >1 . RtnWc. dc- B censed, Mlcliel Hutch. dec ea sed , jf Room und bon id at $10.00 a week • te o rg e H. Hoote. deceased. T h o m a s H. h at Mrs. B. E. Tnkach, Pico Hotel. t.nuhneh. deceased. I ’erc e v llle t.nulinch. deceased. Rosa J u l i a t.nilhneh, de- ■ 195-Otc. rense d. T h n m sn R. touihnch. deceased, H llu rv e y H. I.auhach. deceased, H ilaries j ■ FOR it ENT—Cottage. J. Munson. ---------\ A. I.aobnch. deceased. ile o r g e I’. [O t.siitinch, deceased, l.lllle A. J . l.nu- B 19C-7tp. Notice Is hereby given that up to hach, d eceased, Krne*V H rlls flchulle. ■ FOR RENT—'Furnished bedroom. In­ and until three o’clock P. M., on 12th deceased, o r o th e r w is e In t h e pr«l*criy J below flescrlhcd. quire 1100 West First street. day of December, A. D. 1923, sealed ------ ( l a r r e t t . w if e of II. ft. H n r r e t i. 197-4tp. proposals will be received by Forrest ------ l o n g , w ife of T h o m a s t*. I-ortg. ------ R am sey, Wife of R o b e rt 11. R am F o r It ENT—Cottage 112 French Ave. Lake, S. 0. Chase nnd C. J. Marshall, sey, ------ Moran, w ife of T h o m a s W. ,H ns the City Commission of the City Moran. — - H atfield, w ife of J. ' V . : It Apply 300 WANTED—Team work. Ilanson Shoe Shop. Inquire M. News from P arb , Plotutos sold there as being 1000 yeqrs old^ will not be that old for 999 years y^t. NOTICE FOR RENT STATE AND COUNTY TAXES NOW DUE Members Florist* Telegraph De­ livery Association PURELY PROFESSIONAL " 1 |. 8 R A D I O S E A S O N IS H E R E NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS French avenue. No. 200-3tp. F o r RENT—Newly furnished new bungalow. Very reasonable. * Call at 215‘Holly avenue or phone 229-.1 oi No, 5. Mr. or Mis, Register. No. 200-Gt. F C IT ltE N f ^ u r iiis lied three room ami bath-bunguiow, on Palmetto Ave., very convenient nrnngements, modern improve men's. Tliiily dolln a per month. George (I. Herring, GarnerWoodruff building, City. No. 2P0-3tp. FOR K EN T^T wo fnnijdu-d sleeping looms, inquire 202 Pnrk avenue. No. 200-3 le. - of Sanford, Florida; nnd ns’ex-officio bond trustees of the City of Sanford, Florida ,nt the City Hall nt San­ ford, Floridn, for tho purchase of 811 Myrtle Ave., Phone 20G-W $1(10,001).00 Park nnd Sewerage Bonds of the City, of Hanford, Florida, said bonds liuing general .obligations of Sanford Machine Co. unid City, authorised by an election General Mnchlne and Boiler held throughout the City of Sanford, Works Florida, on the 9th day of October. Cylinder Grinding A. I). 1923, pursuant to Chapter 9897, Enw.i of Floridn, 1923, snid bonds to Phone 62 ----- Sanford, Fla. bear interest nt the rate of five nnd onc-hnlf (BMi) per centum per annum, rta ki Hi m Hi |q n and are lo bo dated Jnnunry first, 'I*a ftii 1924, and to mature January first, it* Fa 1851, interest payable semi-annually, Ha kn on January first and July first of each Ha year, both principal^and interest befly *n ijigjiayttblo £1 jNuw York, in the 1 X U L S.\L|i-J£Lve ffiiuyis am ra i’ed, - c ^ • ** m j fltfltt1 of*?JWv Tflrk, Tfftd bonds be­ * iMkd, iR e s rld ^ EtftjT" tePftis!1 sa Cards of Sanford's Reput­ Ha ing of the denomination of One Thou­ Also comfortable, well arranged bun­ ka able I’rofrr-ftional Men, each Hu galow incity. Very reasonable. In sand Dollars each, and to be number­ flq of whom, in his chosen pro­ Hq ed from 1 to 150, both numbers in­ quire 1103 Oak avenue. IC5 fession the Herald recom­ Ha 198 3tp. Sot 111 hound Arrivt Do pit i ts clusive; snid bonds have been vali­ fca mends to the people. Hi 2.35 83 2:4(1 n. m. dated by a decree of tho Circuit Court Nn. it. 111 Ha FOR SALE—Two good cows, calves Ml in. of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of No. 27 .... 8:10 o, 4 weeks' old. Address I). T., care liq rvt No. 91 . 1:33 l'- m? Floridn, in and for Seminole County, 1:12 P- m. of Herald. 2:"i5 9- m. 3:20 P- m. dated November 12th, 1923, this issue No. 89 . No. 200-3U-. 5 55 P- in. 7:10 P. ni. of bonds to be sold subject to the ap­ FOR SALE—Six room house, modern No. H5 proving opinion of John C. Thom­ North L’oun 1 ScheHe Maincs conveniences, Sanford Heights. ApNo. J’9 ........ 1 48 n. in. 2:03 u. m. son, to bo obtained by tho City of ply a tllcrnld Office. LAWYER -;. No. 81 11:45 a. m. 12:05 P- m. Sanford, Floridn. No. 200-3tr. “ All bids must be nCcumpnuied by a *:—-Court I I oubi rO lt SALK OR TRA1LE—llupmobilo No. s o ....... 2.35 |i. m. 2:55 P- m. certified rhock for two per centum No. 9 2 ........ 4:00 p. m. 4:05 P- m. roadster, run 5500 miles, original No. 2 8 ......... 10:10 (2r/r) of (lie amount of the bonds to P- m. tires, excellent mechanical condition. I.ochburg Hrnnch be sold. The right to reject any nnd Box 338, City. •No 158 ..... 0:30 n. m. all bids in reserved. George A. DeGottes Bargain. Fred W. Ball, No. 2003 tp.. „ No. 22 7:10 P- m. Proposals should be addressed to Attorney-at*Lqw FOR SALE—Esccrolo plants. Ap­ •No 157..—.. ... 3:55 P m. Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and C. J. Over Seminole County Bank ply to Ditkersoti, Mtcca IiMmmock. No. 21 ........ .2:45 P- in. Marshall, ns the City Commission of 200-3tp Trilby Hratu li Sanford-----------------Florida the City of Sanford, Florida, and as 7:30 n. m. ex-officio bond trustees of the City of , c.it .t a l k —Egry Cash Register. •No 100...... 3:23 P- m* Sanford, Florida, nt Sanford, Floridn. Cost $50 when now. Will sell cheap. No. 21 ........ •No 101....... ...5:50 in. Witness our hands ns (he City Inquire at Sanford Herald office. PFred R. Wilson No. 25........ 1:30 p. m. Commission of tho City of Sanford, No. 2tf0-lfc. ATTORNBYrAT-LAW Oviedo Branch Floridn, and ns ex-officio bond trus­ •No. 120........ 7:45 p. m. tees of the City of Sanford, Florida, First National Bank Building W ANTED 3:40 p. m. and the seal of the City of Sanford, •No. 127 ........*. Sanford Florida Daily Except Sunday. Florida, this tho 12th day of Novem­ Sec the Sanford Stove Works, G02 ber, A. D. 1923. Sanford avenue before buying stoves. FpRREST LAKE. Wo will save you money. Wo also re­ pair stoves of all kinds, grafonulos S. O. CHAtSE. (SEAL) Elton J. Moughton C. J. MARSHALL. and gun«. i 191-tfc Notice is hereby given that under ARCHITECT WANTED —Young lady of gotxl ap­ and by virtue of the authority vest­ As the City Commission of City of First National Bank Building Sanford, Floridn, and as ex-officio pearance to do collecting on percent­ ed in me ns Mayor of the City of Sanford,-----------Florida bond trustees of the City of San­ age basis./ Address in own handwrit­ Sanford, Florida, I do hereby call a ford Florida. ing, giving age, experonce and nam­ general municipal election to be held Attest: ing reference*. Box 102, care The throughout the City of Sanford, L. It. PHILIPS, , Sanford Daily Herald. Florida ,on Tesday, December 4th, W. J. Thigpen City Clork of City of No. 200-3tp. 1923, for the purpose of electing one Sanford, Florida. member of the City Commission of WANTED~By state o’rgunixation", cxReal Estate • 11-12-10-20-12-3-10. porienccd solicitors who arc cap­ the City of Sanford, Florida, to hold FIRE, LIFE, AIJTO Insurance able of producing results. Pro'cr un­ office for a period of three years Mondays. married men, of good appearance. from and after the first Tuesday ufter l a Cl m i l l I 'm trl, U r n s l l t J m llrln l 4’lr Would be necessary to travel through the -first Monday in Janltary, A. D. r s ! l . la and fu r HrmlMalr C o a a l i . F lo rid a , l a I ' b a a r r r r . central section of Florida making 1921. Tho L o r k h a tc h e o H u tilr Com nnny. a R-C. M A X W E L L ciirporll»n, u rg sqlxnd a n d r x l s u n g uuhouse to house solicitation for reliable And I do hereby appoint W. A% ■trr th e La w s uf t h r Htat® of i'lo rld u . Real Estate house. If interested, address Ad­ Tillis, F. P. Hines, nnd David Speer, C u m p ta ln a n l, . and VS.'vertiser, care The Sanford Herald, Inspectors of nald election, and C. L. II. Cl. ( l a r r r t t am i —— G a r r e tt, hi* Insurance * and furnish complete information as Britt Gerk of said election. wife. T h o m a s P. Long a n d ------ Long. wife, R o b e rt It. R a m se y a n d —— 8ANFORD, FLORIDA to your ability, and tho salary neces­ The polling place for said election tils Ram sey, hts wlf®. T h o m a s W. M oran and ------ M oran hts wWe. J. W. l i n t sary, will be at the Fir* Station in the a n d *■— HutAeld, 'hla w ife. Vic­ , No. 200-3tp City Hall in the City of Sanford, tHeld o r Held! a n d —— F r h l i . hla wife, A nto n io floitiry a n d —t— flnlary, hla MI L D R E D S I M M O N S WANTED—To rant, furntahod house Florida. .. wire. W illia m 8 . Mulgsr a n d ---- - HqL The polls will be opened at 7:30 er. hi* wife. M innie M aeh«n am t -----by responsible party. Small family. Teodor of Pianoforte ta rh o n , h e r h u sb n n d , Neill® D ura A. M. and will be cioaed a t sun down. Mills, w ife of R o b e rt A, Mills, Council Answer tills ad by letter giving com­ and Pipe Organ AIlrynn an d C o r n e lia A. hi* Studio; Room 225, Meisch plete description, price and locaton. In-W itness. Whereof I have here­ Wife, ICmlly M. Collins nnd BJ.r y aILn , Hol­ Address Box .101, care The Sanford unto set my hand as Mayor of the lins. h e r h u s b a n d . K. U Brow n. R o b e rt Building A. Mill*. tL M. Htowo und ------ Htnwe, City of Sanford, Florida, and have hla Herald. w ife, Sllchel H utch a n d ------ H utch, hla wife, tlenrg® H. F ool#, a n d - - No. 200-tfc. caused to be affixed hereto the seel Foote. Ills w ife, T h o m a s F. I.anl>*rh. of the City of Sanford, Floridn, on P e r r s v l l l e L a u h a rtt a n d — la tu b s r h , Russ J u lia L aubseh. T h o m a s B. F, WHITNER, J R ,' this 17th day of November, A. D. hILla Lwife, aul-scii a n d ------ Igiubach. hla wife. County A gan t. H a r v e y L. I.nuliuch. a n d ------ I.a ubach, 1923. hi® wlf®. C h a r l e s A. L u u h a r h a n d -----FOX REST LAKE, LaubaMi, h ts wife, n a o r g e H. Daubach v, : , * « W n n | of Coon House a n d --i - lo iu b a r h . h la wTfu. I.llll# A. J. As Mayor of . the City toiUbncU a n d K r n r s t F r it * flc h n ltr an d Phono No. &. Sanford, Florida. ------ Hr hull*, h ' s w ife. If liv in g nnd If dead, a g a i n s t all u n k n o w n partlra (Listed U, B. D. A.) v c la im in g a n l u i r r r s t u n d e r a n y of th e Get An Abstract Before Attcat: a b o v e n am ed p a r lie s . d r e r u td or L. R. PHILIPS (SEAL) o th e rw ls* . In t h s f o llo w in g d e s crib ed “ • 5jJ3r?v«ino. Boyinsr Property City Clerk.)> p e r ty s i t u a t e d in gamlqot® C ounty, Flowers For All Occasions PAC,I IEK 19, 1923 THE SANFORD DAILY ___Maelinn, hUHhnnd o f Min nic .Maction, H ornella A. Ilrynn, w if e of HouihMI A. Hrynn. J. II. Hulllns. Iitts•intnl of Hmlly M. Hulllns, — Hlitwo, w ife of H. M. S t o w e . ------ Hutch. W'lfe ■>f Michel H a lr h . ■— - H oot>■. w ife < f rte o ry e H. H o o t e . ------ Dililmi'li, wifi* •>f IV rccvllle I.nuhnch, ------ I,mil.aeli. wife ol T h o m a s R. I.n u b a rh , ------- l.a u ‘ini'h. w ife of lliirv e v I- L n u h ’tclt. I.uu1mch. w ife of Hilaries A. I-nuhnctt, ----- flchulle. w ife of K rn e sl Hrlt* ^chlllte, ------ I.auhaeli. w ife of f te o r g e W if. I.nuliaell. and all p a r ti e s In te r e s te d it tiie p r o p e r ty Involved III tills suit, jj nam ely : i u T h e flopthw hst q u a r t e r of t h e N o rth - 1 jj east q u a r t e r of S ection 7: t h e Mouth - 1 It west q u a r t e r of the S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r *1 f flection IS: th e N o r t h e a s t trrtarler U of th e N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r of f le c tio n , * I ji * iiit* Hi mi i h In i | r c»f t h Pi H m il U \v i'3 l I “ GET YOUR OUTFIT NOW ONE THAT IS GUARANTEED H o f - MFOOT a cOF FIRST B a STREET tte ry C o. i w jr%nri ■ i t ■u n m k-q<mvas ■ . m tjuBriir nf faction 2 0 ; the North imir1« nuwMUMwm m m m unw nam iiM m avinm nw w nm m m nw m m unM nm M W um w m uw um m m TIME TABLE I N , EFFECT NOV. 13TH ' , SEDAN NOTICE t FULLY EQUIPPED T h e T u d o r S ed an ia a distinctly new F o rd body type, adm irably designed for h arm o n y , of e x te r io r appearance an d excellence of in terio r com fort an d convenience. diator give it grace and poise from every angle, • _ W id e doors, hinged, to o p en forw a rd , folding front seats, w ell spaced A t $ 5 9 0 , I n price U n o t only lo w er th a n any previous F o rd S ed an , b u t low er th a n any sed an e v e r p u t o n th e A m e ric a n m arket. d *r k JbtOTm ^ rM dcIo,h UP* *>0 ‘« « r y *n d a ttr a c t iv e interior trim m in gs add m easurably to its individuality, com fort and convenience. B ody lin e s , lo n g panel re a r q u a rte r w in d o w s , b r o a d cow l an d high ra- f k w Mr* mu I* obtaim *d m mlit S ee th is exception­ ally desirable n ew F o r d p r o d u c t in F o r d s h o w ro o m s . EDWARD I M S Sanford. Florid,i ..........'...............Phone 331 SEMINOLE ABSTRACT GO. POUGLA lM7-t to* I N o r th . ■ T iT T -' ■ s m m i M I B I- �WLING TENNIS ”\ BOXING Anyhow, the Saint* certainly pot a crimp In .o u r- hopes in •regard jio Saturday’s panic. BALL ET BA The games this past Week left the contenders for the 8tate Title about the same. Duval k ep th er slato clean by. giving St. 'Petersburg a drubbing. Hillsborough and Lakeland also kept with Duval in the race- by defeat­ ing Plant City and Manatee respect­ ively. Looks to us like this State Title race is going to have somis real development. , R. L. SHll’P, .Editor Bari of Cristenberry Makes Name For Self the schools of Alnbamn. Enrl play­ ed baseball considerably here Inst . summer In the Poppor League, play­ ing for the Big Bcrcnn Brotherhood and was rated by them ns n classy baseball player. 'According to the clipping, Enrl, In • a recent game between his Bchool and Jefferson Conty High, “enught the ball on his own five, yard lino nnd with perfected interference ran ' through the entire opposing team UI» yards for a touch down. Again in 1 tho fourth ho intercepted a pnss nnjl ran seventy yards for a touchdown.” , No doubt Earl's many Sanford . friendH will be glad to hoar that lie is making such a success at the ; game. With Score 7-0 Up To Last Five Minutes of Plajf, Canfield, St. Augustine Half Dashes Eighty Yards For Touchdown, Followed By Successful Goal Kick Tying Score Fields Outstanding Star of Sanford Clan, While Canfield Starred For Ancint City’ Boys '^ Scholastic Results Augustine 7, in a thrilling and very close gnmo tied the Sanford IHgli football squad on on Hood Field here Saturdny af­ ternoon. t The game sta rte d -a t four o’clock with n fair attendance. The St. Augustine boys brought a pretty IMPORTANT COLLEGIATE good crowd down with them from the * RESULTS. Ancient City, while the locals ns University of Florida 63,' South­ uslinl had their cheer sqund on tho ern 0. spot. U. of F. "R ats" 0, Georgia "R ats’1 The game started 1 with Sanford 14. winning the toss and electing to kick Yale 27, Princeton 0. o(T. E. Moyc kicked-olf to Mulvey, Rollins ‘10, Tampa 0. who made a fair return. G. SnneHoz Notre Dame 34, Butler 7. then look tho hall around left end Tulane 18, Mississippi 0. Washington nnd Ix*e 13, Cnrollna 7, for fivo yards. Canfield plunged through tight guard for two, Howett Kentucky 3, Georgia Tech 3.** around right end for two mere, How­ ett then fuiled to gain through cen­ ter, then Pope took the hall through center for the one necessary yard nnd coupled with u piece of beautiful field running by I^cc Peek, placed the ball on the one-yard line from whence ] Fielrs too kit nrross for the first blood of tho game. Ilnch succcus, fully 'kicked for point and the score stood 7-0. Celery Feds Fall in Field Goal Attempt. Again the Colery-Fedis kicked-ofT to St. Augustine, Canfield. making the cntcli and practically no return. The game waa then a see-saw till tho end of tho first quarter when tho locals placed tho hull in front of tile goal posts. At the beginning of the second quarter, Bach tried a place 3 *n i hick which failed nnd it was blocked by Buell. The Yellow Jackets thort mil- rnn thu ball down the field to* the 1 n" foi t » yard lino where they were ;otu. forced to punt, I’cck receiving the ears aJ)j making no return. The letic |ocnia then failing to make the roth« c|U|rctl ten yards punted to Howett idn. whu made 'n o return. The Yellow him jm-kols then fumbled the ball and the 1 *n locals upon recovering it attempted "I* a forward pass which was interceptnmo C(] j/y. Canfield. The Yellow Jackets nm* in turn tried the aerial stunt which ligh was Intercepted by Fields.* Again Ilie ball changed hands because of a fumble. Tho Ancient City boys con-* *u‘ tinned to fumble and again the locals lids received tho hall hut were farced to *’-v punt tail of danger. 11 Yellow Jackets Threaten With Big re* holt, A!r Attempt. ucJiTho, Yellow Jackets then opened thin up with a strou.'T aerial attack which gained them fll.y yards in five plays test and placed the halt on the locals , to twenty-yard line. The whistle for He the half Fields’ intercepted a pass form. On tho local squad, Field wns the outstanding star. His marvelous broken field running, his ability to intercept or^lircnk up pnsscs and his quickness a t finding a hole In the Saints’ line wns remarkable. E. Moyc ns u&ual was n hurricane when it came to hitting tho line nnd failed not n single time in mnklng gains. Bach nnd Peck were also plnying an excellent gnmo and deserve much credit. On the local’s line, Pope, Wilde, Meisch, Whitfield nnd M. Moyc were pillars of stone in tho defense. Canfield Slurs For The Ancient City Eleven. Canfield was the outstanding star of the gnmo for St. Augustine team while Howett nnd G. Sanchez were not far behind. On the lino Connolly, MliTvey and Buell showed up well. Good (fame nnd Locals Deserve Cred­ it Even If They Did Not Win nut Tied. In all it was n fairly good game, full of the usual thrills in foothnll with perhnps a few new ones thrown in nnd although our hoys have done better, they had n hard tcnni to bat­ tle with nnd were proud thnt the Saints were not able to bent them. The line-up: Sanford Position St. Augustine Wado ...... .......................„.......... Buell HIgt Eend. M. Moyc ................................ Mulvey Itlght Tackle. Whitfield .............................. Connolly Right Guard. Pope ......:.............................. McQunlg Center. ;{i Meisch ...... :.......................... Beachnm Left Guard. Stone (C.J .................................. Foy Loft Tackle. Wilson .............................. E. Sanchez ' Left End. Bach ........................................ Howett Quarter. Peek .........- ..... ................. G. Sanchez Bight Halfback Fields ................... Canfield l.i ft Halfback. E. Moyo .............................. Pope (C.) Fullback. Substitutions: Drysdalo for G. Sanchez, M. Pope for Dcnrluim, Pyles for Drysdale, Meadows for Con­ nolly, Hartman for MeQunig, Flow­ ers for Stone. Officials: Chittenden, referee; Case (Fla.) umpire; lleadlinesman, Hines (Mount Vernon); Time-keep­ ers, Spencer and Buell. Time of quarters, fifteen minutes. CHANGE IN BOWLING LEAGUE SCHEDULE FOB THIS WEEK Due to n mooting which was sched­ uled by one of tho clubs, tho Bowling Leaguo schedule fur this week had to ho changed slightly. Tho Knights of Columbus will moot the Merchants Thursday night -instead of Tuesday night, Tho M oii ’h Club will play the Brotherhood of St. Andrew Tuesday night instead of Thursday night. There will he no change In date of tho Con­ gregational nnd Trucker game which will be pljiycd tonight as formerly scheduled. * Brotherhood of St. Andrew Will Have Binket Ball Team Wants Games With IIIrH School nnd Other Young Men's Teams. NOTICE TO BROTHERHOOD L-* OF ST. ANDREW BOWLERS , The following Brotherhood Bowl­ ers are requested to to be on hand tomorrow night a t . the Bowling Al­ lays to bowl for their team in the match with the Man's Club: Robert JiaiotC Clarence Duffin, Louis Hughey, Geo. Thurston, Carl Domer, Gao. Smith, M utt Moye, and Alton . Tho Brotherhood of St. Andrew will havo a first rate basketball team this year according to all reports, They will have Goo. McRory a t their helm and with the excellent material on hand they propose to put out a team that will excel any the Brotherhood has had in provious years. The team will bo composed of members of tho Senior Chapter, most of whom go to High school and have had much experience a t the game. Last "year tho Brotherhood of~St. Andrew -was reputed for the wonderful baseball team thnt ttoy hail and It is expected th a t they can make repetition of this In basketball. Some seem to think peace in yope will take French leave. Too much “can" on the "fileld”. (Candied) proved to be a surprise to Especially so If Hillsborough’s our boys Saturday afternoon on Hood ‘hunk of beef" and Lakeland’s DrtsodField. The aforesaid Mr. Canfield noughts ever meet on a hundred yard got loose and ran eighty yards for a field! touch down, said touchdown being followed by point gained by kicking The T ru ck e n w ee t tho Chnmps togoal, tied the score! nfght In the B a lin g League. So by this time tomorrow tho undefeated This was one time Ve got our list should be narrowed down to two wires -crossed. Wo will say frankly teams. thnt we expected tho Celery-Feds to trim thov Ancient City tads by the The Brotherhood of S t Andrew, ns margin of two touchdowns a t least they do every year, are Torming n basketball team this year. W ith'the We were watering closely when competent coaching of Geo. Mcllory Clarence Fields made that touch­ they ought to ptit a nifty quintet. down and wc w ant to say right here that ho certainly uses his eyes and The local football team will - play head. He picked the prettiest open their next game away from h6me. holo to dash through for Sanford Next Saturday they will meet the High’s first touchdown that wc ever Memorial High Tigers in Orlando in saw. -. what is expected to be one of the greatest high school grid ;bnfues of Another player who was in up-to- the Beason. dotc form was Ed Moyc. Ed usually Memorial High has a m uch,better makes pretty good gaps In the op­ team this year than last year and it posing line and ho certainly gave will be no easy game for Sanford. them the "line breaker” Saturdny. The locals have hild a fine senson but Tho Suint players thought the Span­ they will certainly have to be in fine iards were attacking Snn Marco shape to beat Memorial. again. \Ve were not able to get the weight statistics on the St. Augustine bunch but If our eyesight was right (which it is when it comes to seeing some­ thing good to ent) those fellowB cer­ tainly outweighed our "11." A /7f(TWW-Mr *w -v . "*•* a [jk o j | ' f U Jr',! i " l.i i(Wi ri M f l Just arrived the pick of Midwinter’s Latest Creations. Models that have won the instant approval' of-Fifth< Ave. At $6.00 and $8.00 they would attract the Seeker a f Real Values. Special iPrlce this week • '■ i ■ m 3.98 and $4.98 5 "WE SA Y V r WITH VALUES" Sanford avenue and 2nd Street. Don’t Wait,Until it Rains to Thiiik of Your Top. , 'Have Those Side Purloins Ready When Cold Weather Cornea. We Oficr ther Best of Material and Our Workmanship is 0 .. i * .t -------- ------------GUARANTEED -—’ ------------ News from Hawaii. Milkman are delivering in airplanes. Strikes us as being a fine way to churn.' Autos cost the U. S. over five bil­ lion dollars n year, which is even more than a movie star makes. Next To Dodge Garage As an active factor in the civic and community life of Florida for the past twenty years. •. As a member of the State Board of Control and the State Plant Board for four years, 1913 to 1917.. As a member of the lower house of the legislature of Florida, and as Speaker thereof, session of 1921. - ‘ To the Democratic Men and Women of Florida Thought in no sense a chronic office holder, I nm not untrusted nnd untired in State-wide My service to the State as a member of the Board of Control was positive and I'lle ctiv e nnd my service in behalf of our common schools has been no less efficient. My efforts ns a member of your State Plant Boa rd, which eradicated citrus canker, thereby saving the very life of our citrus industry andadding untold millions to the wealth of Florida, constituted a service of which I am proud. My fearless and constructive work as a legislator is a matter of public record. My election as Speaker of the House during my first term wns an unusual distinction, and my record ns a presiding officer met the approval of the member­ ship. 1. FOR the fair, the honest and the positive enforcement of law, .This includes our pro­ hibition law—government must not be de­ graded nor the 'constitution destroyed. I shall remove any affieer failing to discharge his duty hut not\intil after he has been g iv ^ an impartial hearing. ^ 2. FOR a re-appiontment of the House .anX the gennte, fair and just alike to all portion^ of tho SMite. Every power and influence which I have will be used to that end. My record as a legislator and as Speaker is clear on this issue. 3. FOR a road building program fair and just, to all portions of the State, with the utmost speed and with just regard for tho traveling public. t-4. FOlt a constructive revision of our tax I system to the end that the expense of gov­ ernment be justly apportioned. 6. FOR cvei*y. possible aid to our public schools, and support of our institutions of higher learning in keeping with their needs. 6. FOR enlarging the State Marketing Bu* reau, and for allround means to secure the farmer a square deal. ; :. 7A~*')\ t *■' '1 7. FOR tfee lopid and aggressive completion of our Everglades Drainage, cqoperating in plan and power with land owners affected, 8. FOR keeping State expenses to the mini­ mum without checking necessary develop4 y J f » n d for getting a dollar In value for M j H H i a r spent. s. ■ B t o R just and adequate protection of our V e a t fruit, trucking and farming industries ngainst posts and diseases. 10. FOR tick eradication and for a practical / method of restoring the forests of the State. 11. FOR a fair and a careful exercise of the pardon! nr power, as the constitution intended. 12. FOR changes in our court procedure to v reduce criminal and civil costs, and a more speedy termination of litigation. . • 13. FOR bringing more people, more money and more good business to every part of this great State. , . »*,* / 14. FOR humane treatment of all convicts, I am opposed to the lash nnd the leased but 1 t favor constant labor for dll prisoners able-to work. I will meet all issues fairly and discuss them frankly. My public record and the public records of my oppouenta are public property. I will discuss these records as occasions arise. Paid Advertisement FRANK E- �:\i. v *. V • •' .• * SB *B MB N> f rie n d -, and Honh of t h f WANTED^—Tciara work. . Inquire M. ■ a i*r i . n i or of t h e w e s t a it ■ »t frie n d , ca m p le . If n r t h e N n r t h w e e t q th e. S ooth o u th h a lf Hanson Shoe Shop, there , d ev isee s, profile h a* l f . nnrr t h e S o u th t ,ter.. t h e 197-tp. c l a i m a n t s u n d e r A n n ie *L be that old for Test l f q u n r te r , th e W e s t h a of t h e _ S n a t h t e r of t h e N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r or S e c ­ ye»CB V |L • Alice L S m ith D ea rb o rn , TERMS—CASH IN ADVANCE rnnl q u a r t e r ond th o N oit rth hU a l f of i tio n I I ; t h e S o u th h a l f of th e S outh' WANTED—Furnished rooms by refin­ N o rth e a s t q u a r t e r .of th o S o u th e a s t Kl|**bet*> C r o s h ’e . ' f l e o r e a W o w e s t q u a r t e r of Unction 10: th o N o r t h .Telephoned cds., will be recotved n 3»; t h e W e st h a ll Gen rite W. D c n r h n rn . th o h elra . da ed, young man. Prefer downtown Keep away from Ri)atn. - cPople h a l f of t h o N»ru>eifst . q u a r t e r , t h e oq fu a trht ee r No of r tShectio cla im a n t; w e s t q u a r t e r o r Section g r s n te h g . o r o t h e r from patrons nnd collector gent location. Dox 104, caro The Herald. are eating doga there, y o u vn ig h t N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f t h e N o r t h w e s t !:•; N o rth w e s t K lls a h e th C roshle. tl e o r g e a W r.i; tile st h u if oofr t h e NorttiWeat the B K aasl q u a r t e r , t h e S o u th h a l f o f t h e N o r t h ­ q u a r t e r of S ectio n JO- t h e N o rth h a lf G c o ru e W. D ea rb o rn , a n d a ll -pernos immediately for payment. ♦ eat one and atart barking for more, No. 200-2tp. w e s t q u a r t e r : th e B a a l h a l f of t h e Of ( th e S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r - o f th o N n r |h - o n k n ' w n I n i e r m t e d In t h e 1 .....................i»r ■ Roe WANTED—Canvassers, white or co£ question is simple. He. *111 refuse S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r , t h e W e s t h a l f of s i e t q u a r t e r of S ection SJ: t h e No Involved In t h i s «w*t. D e f e n d i . . . .j. . . th e S o u th e a s t q u na r t e r a n d t h e N o rth fiwt q u a r t e r of. t h e N o r t h o i s t -q u a r te r N6I 2 I 'V*-— ........... .......He a llae ORDBIC h a l f o f . t h e N o r t h e a s t q u a r t # r _ o f th o thn S o u th h a l f o f t h e N o r t h e a s t q u a r ­ “ Ti7 rt‘*.................................«e « line ored to solicit colored people. The it unlota be accopta.it t i e of F lo rid a , fn a l l f l t r t l M S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r n r S ectio n 1*: tho ter. f o e B a st h a l f o f t h e S o u th w e s t - *-T1h e ■nPI — i n W M ’i tin d e r A n n ie a IVeat h a lf o f t h e N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r . q u a r t e r of th e S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r , nnd W ood am Double rato for blnck face type. •Uthglo Co. of Florida. Phone 018. Alice L. 8 m lth D e a r b o r n o r of S ection Z91 t h n K a st h a l f of th o th e S e u lh o a e t q f t s r l e r Of th e S outh- m h t-rw ise i In t h e p r o p e r ty d e s c r ib e d In No. 200-2tp. N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f' S ection SO; the' went q u a r t e r . n f ‘flection SI: th e Smith- d i l l Reduced rates for consecutive In­ order to K lls a h e th C roable, N o rth h u lf of t h e S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r of w est q u a r t e r of t h o S o u th w e s t q u a r t e t D e r r g e n. W o od end O eorga W .-D e arsertions. Count six words to the WANTED—'Team work. Inquire M. (he N o r t h w e s t ’ q u a r t e r - o f flection St; o f 'Section SI. all In T o w n s h fp I I S outh, ho rn . If liv in g . «nd. If d e a d , all parties th e N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r o f t h e N o r t h e a s t 33 Mast. line. Minimum charge of 30c for Hanson Shoo Shop. c la im in g I n t e r e s t s under K lls a h e th . \ Notice is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t t h e 1’q u a r t e r : t h e S o u th h a l f of th o N o rth - of ItR aIsn g eh e re b y o rd e r e d t h a t you an d r r ,i>li. G e o r g e D. W ood a n d f le o r g o .* No. 200 2tp. first insertion. Ail advertising is each o f y o u 00 a p p e a r to t h e Illfl of hook f o r t h e r e g i s t r a t i o n o f v o t e r , o f S o u th iwPeisrt f rq.u atrhtee r . oRf Mtth e h aBl fo uof t h e o r n , d r e r n s e d . « r o th e r w le s , ‘f th w e at C om p lain t Hied h e r e in , on th o 7 th dav In t hDe e aprb r r p c r r v d e s crib ed «ln t h i s o r d e r , restricted. to_ proper classification, a s t q u a r t e r o t of J n n u r r y . A. D. 1»t4. It is f n r i h e t nnd tn nil p er-o h v u n k n o w n I n te r e s te d tho City of Sanford, Florida, has this qthuea r tSeor u, t ha nwde stth eq uSaor tuethr e of S ectio n SI :■ FOR RENT t h is O rd e r c.f P u b lic a tio n In th e p r o p e r ty Involved In t h i s a u lt, In case of error The Herald >*111 n day been opened for tho purpose of th e S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r of t h e S o u t h ­ oherd epruebdlis.thirt h e d In t h e Hanford Hnrnld, n w h ich la sM u s trd In S em in o le C o u n ty . w e s t q u a r t e r of S ection 14: alt In l»o responsible for only one incor­ n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h ed In H anford. S e m i­ F lo rid i. nnd d e s c r ib e d a s fo llow s, t o ­ registration, and will remain open T o w n s h ip 21 8 u u th , of .Hnnite >3 B ast, nole C o u n ty . F lo rid a , once n w ee k f o r wn t rect insertion, the ndvertiser for FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room until NovcmbeV 24th, 1923. m D e fe n d a n ts. , , e ig h t i s m s e r u llv e w eeks. 411 Park ’Avenue. 199-Gtc T h e W i* of t h e H W R o f t h » S R U all subsequent insertions. The O llD K R O F PUBLICATION. VVITNKSS my h a n d an d aeol o f ' t h e Witness my hand as City Clerk and T o t h e d e fe n d a n t* , H. O. O n r r e t t, If r i f e u It C o u rt a t 'Snnfortl. F lo rid a , th:* f t h e H w l l i f Sec. 4. Tw p. SI. II. R. I t R , nnd th o w r i t t h r e e q u a r t e r s of Herald office should l>c notified FOR RENT—Two-room housekeeping tho Beal of the City of Sanford, Flor­ llvlnir. T h o m a s P. Lunar. If living. R o b ­ !2od d »> o f O ctober. A. D to t s . th e N*> .if tho of th o N W U of e r t H. R a m se y . If llvlnir. T h o m a s VV. ( S C A D . K. A IxtlTtlLAflS. apartment. 719 Oak Avc. immediately in case of error.. 0. T w p. 21. H. R. !S K _ , ida, on thia the 3rd day of November, Moran. If living. J . VV. H atfield. If l i v ­ C lerk of th e C irc u it C ourt. So.-. You a r e h e r e b y o rd e red and re q u lr__________________ 183-tfc. ing. V ic to r Keldt. If living. A n to n io S em inole C ounty. F lo rid a. ..I t o n p p e n r on th e 7th A. D., 1023. L R. PHILIPS, ■pt J a nd a y ______ S o l a n -; If living. W illia m S. S u lg e r. ir R> a M. W eeks. I; C FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 40*3 u s r y . A. B 1!»21. i n th e b i l l . Hied > City Clerk. living, M innie Machon, If living! N r l . L e n o y B. Oil**, nr.n'nM y o u In t h e noove e n t i t l e d c a u s e lie D ora Mills, w if e o f R o b e rt A. SolliVtor f o r C o m n la ln e n t, Palmetto. 198-Gtc. (Seal) p \ I c o tl- t. If living. Council A. B ry a n . If l i v i n g . ; 1 0-3 2 -3 9 -ll-t-i:-1 9 -2 « -1 2 -3 -1 O for prompt nnd efficient service. FOR RENT—-Desirable bed room for WITNjtflH R. A. R o n u ls s s . C la r k o r Kmlly M. Collins. If living. K. L. -------------------------------salil C ircuit C o u r t, o nd t h e o ffic ia l s e a l Drown. If living. C. M. StmVe. If llv- I n t h e C ircuit ___„ .......... .... . . . C onrl e f t h e Tib J u d ic ia l • hereof, th is f0th d a y vf O cto b e r, A. couple over Herald office. Apply to Ing; Michel F u tc h . If living, ( le n rg n F. c irc u it of t h e M a t e of t'ln r h ln In ID. 1ST.1. Footo. If living, T h o m a s F. L au h a ch , apartment 4. I (HUAI.) H. A. IKlUOLARfl. nnd f o r M rmlnnlr C ounty. If living, F e r c r v lllo I.iml>nch. If liv ­ C lerk . I n C h n n c cry . FOR SALE ing. R o s s J u l l n L nulinrh. If liv in g . FOR KENTT—Apartments and slccpR e : A. M. W eek*. D. a N. C. J o n e s, r n d Nell R. Jo n e s, n T h o m n s R| t.n u h s r h . If living, lturvi-y m arried woman; by Lillian Kon.-om. her 10-15-22-29^ l > l t 19-2t t 23ltc ing rooms, Ferndale Apartments, L Lntihnch. If living. C h a r l e s A. lu tu FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for Dishop Block, corner First and Pnlbnclt. It living, ( le o r g e 1*. I.su lm rh , If l.llllc A. J. L a u h s r h . If liv in g . setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. metto streets. Tax books are now open for the living, 189-14tp. Mrncst F r i t s Schulte. It living, n nd If Ellsworth, Reardall Avenue. San­ dead, a g a i n s t a ll p a r t i e s c l a im in g In­ FOR RENT—Furnished houne 1300 payment of State and County Taxes. t e r e s t u n d e r It. (1. G a r r e t t , deceased, ford. 83-tfp h o m a s I*. Long, deceased, n n b e r t If. Park avenue. Apply 018 Oak aVe- A discount of two per cent is allowed TRam sey, deceased, T h o m a s W. Moran, in November. • • • VOTHIALK OinmNT-Ccntrally lol nuc. deceased. J . W. H atfield. derrused. 195-Gtp. V ictor F eld t. deceased, A n to n io S nlary. catcd dwelling eight rooms and sleep­ JNO. i t JINKING, Tax C6lloctor deceased. W illia m H. Stllger. deceased. ing porch. Worth your inquiry and Furnished housekeeping rooms corn­ Serrtinole County. Minnie Machon. deceased. N ellie Dorn er 11th street and Elm avenue. Mills, d e r r a s e d . C ouncil A. Ilrynn. d e ­ consideration. A, P. Connelly & ceased. Mtnlly M. Collins, d ec essed , I*. M. Schneider. 105-7tp. Sons. 188-tfc. L. Brow n, deceased. C. M. S tow e, d e ­ ceased. Michel Kutcli. deceased. Modem bungalow located on Sanford Room and bonrd at $10.00 n week G eorge F. Koole. deceased. T h n m c s F. at Mrs. B. E. Tuknch, Pico Hotel. Lauhnch. deeeasw l. F e r c e v llle l^tiibnch. Heights. $250.00 cash, balance like deceased. R o s a J u l i a L auliach. d e ­ 195-Otc. ceased. T h o m a s It. Im uhach. deceased, rent. E. F. Lane, Rooms 501-2 First lla r v n y L. L auhnch. deceased. C h a rle s FOR RENT—Cottnge. J. Musson. National Bank Bldg.f Phone 95. A. I m u b sch . deceased. G eo rg e P. V L a u b a rh , deceased, Lillie A. J. L nui 19C-7tp. 193. Notice is hereby given thnt up to bach, deceased. K r n e s t F r i t s S chulte , ' WANTED—Boarders, llomcliko- ac­ FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom. In­ and until three o'clock P. M., on.12th deceased, o r o th e r w is e In th o p r o p e r t y ’ below described. quire 1100 West First street. day of Deccniber, A. D. 1923, sealed ------ G a r r e t t , w ife of If. G. G a r r e tt, commodations at Comfort Cottnge, 197-4tp. proposals will be received by Forrest ------ I.ong. w ife of T h o m a s P. Long. 318 Magnolia avenue. Mrs. M. Mar­ ------ Rnm sey, w ife of R o b e rt H. Rnmtin. No. 200-4tp. P 0 r Re n t - Toiittngc 112 French Avc. I-ako, S. O. Chase and C. J. Marshall* sey, ■ — Mnrnn. w ife of T h o m n s W. — llntlleld, w ife of J. >V. as the City Commission of tho City Moran. Apply 300 French avenue. FOR SALE;—ono of tho best comer Hatfield. ------ F eld t. w ife of V ictor of Sanford, Florida; and as'ex-offlclo F eld t. -----Hnlary. w ife of A ntonio , No. 200-3tp. location sin San'ord, 11 room houso, t o ln r y . ------ S u lg er. w ife of W illia m bond trustees of tho City of Sanford, Hulger. — Marlinn, h u s b a n d of M in­ garage with two rooms over it, for PuR REN T—Newly furnished new nie Machon, O nrnelln A. Ilrynn. w ife of sale oT will trade for vacant lots or bungalow. Very rcnionnble. Call I Florida ,at the City Hall at San­ Council A. Hrynn, J. It. Collins, h u s ­ o f Kmlly M. Collins. ------ HtiAve, city property of any description on nt 215 Holly avenue or phone 229-J ford, Florida, for the purchaso of band w lfa of C. M. Btotvr. ------ Flitch, w ife $100,000.00 Park and Sewerage Bonds of right ba3is. A. P. Connelly & Sons. oi No. 5. Mr. or Mrs. Register. Mirhel F u lc h . — F oote, w ife of of the City, of Sanford, Florida, said G eorge F. F oote. - - — Igiuhneh. w ife 103-t'c. No. 200-at.' vllle L auhnch. ------ lauihneh, bonds being general .obligations of ■>f P erci of T h o m n s R. I-aiittach, — I-au FOlt SALE — DeSoto paints and FJMPREXT—Furnished three room said City, authorized by an election tvlfe '•ach. w ife of H a r v e y I* Ijiu b n c h . — varnishes at Sanford Novelty nnd hath bungnlow, on Palmetto Ave., held throughout the City of Sanford, Imtilmch. w.'fe of C h a rle s A. L uuhneh. ----- Schulte, w ife of K rn e st F r l t a 154-tfc very convenient nrnngcments, mojern Florida, on tho 9th day of October, •tchuHe. ■ Works, solo agents. GET YOUR OUTFIT NOW L n u li n r h . w l f o o f G e o r g e It. Igiuh neli. n n d n it p a r t i e s I n t e r e s t e d improvements. Thirty tlollns per LUMBER FOR SALE—Yellow pine ONE THAT 18 GUARANTEED A. I). 1923, pursuant to Chapter 9897, 'n t h e p r o p e r t y I n v o l v e d III t h i s s u i t . “ ttinuilV* , g lumber, rough or dressed, prompt month. George G. Herring. Garner- Lnw.» of Florida, 1923, said bonds to ;inmelV: "Tin* S oiith w fu t nf l h « N orth* JH delivery in Sanford tfnd vicinity, two Woodruff building, City. bear interest nt tho rate of five nnd rant ij u n r l r r of flection T; tlit* S o u t h - l i t No. 200-3tp. onc-hnif (5i,4) per centum per annum, w r i t «ni!irtt»r of Ihe floutliwcBt iiuwrt«»r j tl mills in opernton, Osteen, Fla.; Tel. f Hrctlnn 1*; tlm North«»ii*t i m w r t c r j n 4811. 107-fltp. ............. FOOT OF FIRST STREET ItENT—Two furnished sleeping nnd are to be dated Jnnunry first, ... of m t h e............................. Northwest* c i u s r t r r of 8 « ctlpn , * 19; th e S o u th h a l f o f th k S o u th w e s t I■ _____ rooms. Inquire 202 'Park avenue. 1924, and to mature Jnnunry first, FOR SALE OR RENT—About Dec., q u a r t e r of S ection 20; th e N o rth h a l f I No. 200-3tc. - 1854, interest payable scml-annunlly, 1, 5 room house, hath, light3, garage. —rr on January first and July first of each Heights, Huntcr-Iloute A, Box ICO. year, both principal^anil interest bo. 198-3tp. —York, In the „ Jlll.ll HI# */•»*% JIIHUt »*•« 4l»t MS • tfg IP fttSTP *rtTk, tfffd bonds be­ ing of the denomination of One Thou­ sand Dollars each, nnd to be number­ gnlow incity. Very reasonable, ed from 1 to 100, both numbers in­ quire 1103 Oak avenue. •if clusive; snid bonds hove been vali­ 19R-3tp. South bound Arrives Dopnrts No. 83 ....2:3C n. nt. 2:40 n. m dated by n decree of tho/ Circuit Court 8:10 a. m. of tho Seventh judicial Circuit of No. 27 .......... 4 weeks' old. No. 91 ........... 1:12 p. m. 1:33 p. m. Florida, in nnd for Seminolo County, of Ileruld. Hi No. fin ....... 2:A? p. m. 3:20 p. nt. doted November 12th, 1923, this Issue No. 2Q0-3to. of bonds to bo sold subject to the ap­ No. 85 ......... (5.63 p. m. 7:10 p. m. proving opinion of John C. Thom­ North Bound son, to bo obtained by tho City of No. P9 - .........1:48 a. in. 2:03 a. m. ply a tHcrald OflTico. Sanford, Florida. No. 84...........11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. m. No. 200-3tc. Nu. 80 ......„..i!.35 p. m. 2:55 p. m. "“ All bids must lie accompauied by n No. 92 1......... 4:00 p. m. 4:05 p. m. certified check for two per centum (27c) of the amount of tho bonds to No. 28 ...........!0:10 p. m. be sold. The right to reject any nnd Leesburg Branch .tm •• •No. 158 .......... 0:30 a. m. all bids Is reserved. No. 2003tp.. No. 22--------7:10 p. m. Proposals should ho addressed to FOR SALE—Esccrolo plants. ” "Ap­ •No. .157— - ....3:55 p. m. Forrest Luke, S. O. Chase nnd C. J. ply to Dickerson, Mtcca Hummock. No. 21 ...........2:45 p. m. Marshall, ns tho City Commission of 200-3tp Trilby - Branch tho City of Sanford, Florida, and ns 7:30 a. m. ex-officio bond trustees of the City of ♦No. 100.......... ev.it aALE—Egry 3:25 p. m. Sanford, Florida, nt Snnford, Florida. No. 2 4 . ...... Witness our hands ns (he City •No 101..........5:50 p. m. Inquire nt Sanford Herald olTicc. Commission of tho City of Sanford, No. 25...........1:30 p. nt. No. 2J0-tfc, Florida, and as ex-officio bond trus­ Oviedo Branch tees of tho City of Sanford, Florida, •No.‘ 126.......... 7:45 p. m. WANTED 3:40 p. m. and tho seal of the City of Sanford, •No. 127____ 1— Florida, this the 12th day of Novem­ Sen the Sunford Stove Works, 002 Daily Except Sunday. Sanford nvenuc before buying stovea. ber, A. D. 1928. FQRREST LAKE. We will save you money. Wo alio re­ (SEAL) 8. 0. CHASE. pair stoves of all kinda, grafonulos F .o .n . FULLY . C. J. MARSHALL and guns. 191-tfc EQUIPPEp •DETROIT Notice is hereby given that under WANTED—Young lady of good ap- and by virtue of the authority vest­ As the City Commission of City of Sanford, Florida, nnd as ex-offlclo pearapee to do collecting on percent­ ed in me ns Mayor of tho City of bond ‘trustees of the City of San­ age basis. Address in own handwrit­ Sanford, Florida, I do horeby call a T h e T u d o r S ed an is • distinctly d iato r give it grace an d poise I r a n ford Florida. ing, giving age, expcrcnco and nam­ general municipal election to be held M new F o rd body type, adm irably de- every angle, * ing references. Box 102, care The throughout the City of Sanford, Attest: , L R. PHILIPS, Sanford Daily Herald. signed lo r harm ony of e x te r io r , Florida ,on Tesday, December 4th, City Ciorlc of City of mppaarap p s niuiavreilanmq((qpff(pf Wide doOTS, h in g e d . tO Open ior' No. 200-3tp. 1923, for. the purposo of electing one Sanford, Florida. WANTED—By state organisation, ex- member of the City Commission of com fort an d convenience. w a rd , folding front seats, w ell spaced 11-12-19-20-12-3-10. perienced solicitora who arc cap­ the City of Sanford, Florida, to hold A t $ 5 9 0 , its price i t not only low er interior, d a rk b ro w n broadcloth upable of producing results. Prefer un­ office for a period of three years Mondays. th a n any previous F o rd PWi™, b u t a n d « t r a c t i v e interior married men, of good appearance, jfrom and after the first Tuesday after In ( lir e n il S » w » lfc J a d l e la l 4’l r Would be necessary to travel through the ’first Monday in January, A. D. c a ! l, la a n d le e N rm la e le t ’e a a t r , low er th a n any sed an ever p u t on" trim m ings ad d m easurably to its indiP Ilorlda. a rid * . I...s d u u i w r r . central section of Florida making 1924. Tho Lock hatch*# C a ttle Com pany, a viduality, com fort an d convenience. th e A m erican m a rk e t h m a n l s a d a n d e s la t ln x u n ­ house to house solicitation for reliable And I do hereby appoint W. A% dcurpnrtlnn. * ' * KbB e r th a L aw s of the S ta te of H u r l d a . house. If interested, address Ad Til Iis, F. P. RJnes, and D»v|d Speer, C om plainant, . B ody lin e s , long> See thia exception­ va. vertiser, care The Sanford Herald, Inspectors of naid election, and C. L G a r r e tt, hi# panel re a r q u a rte r II. G. G a r r e t t end ally desirable n ew w lfa . T h o m a s I*. I-on* a n d ------ Lon*. and furnish complete Information os Britt Clerk.pf M id election. S #s i hia w ife. R o b e rt II.. R«roaey..snd w in d o w s , b r o a d F o r d p r o d u c t in to your ability, and tho salary neces­ The polling placo for said election Ramsey; bis wife. T h o m a s W . M o r a n ------ Moran hia wife. J. W , l i s t cow l and h ig h ra. F o r d s h o w ro o m s . sary. will be at the Fire Station in the and nald a n d <------ llatfleld. 'h is w ife. Vic­ No. 200.3tp t o r Keldt a n d — K fldt. hie w ife, City Hall In the) City of 8anford, _L A ntonio Apiary s n d —— So la ry . hi* WANTED—To rent, furnished house Florida. j. , wife, W illiam fl. « u l * f f an d ---- - Sulhia wife, Minnie Machon an d -----The polls will t>« opened at 7:30 a*r, by responsible party' Small family. Sanford. Florida •,4,«,,, mm,' a. - Phono 331 Machon. h e r husband. Nqlllpr Ilarm Answer this ad by letter giving com A. M. and w)l| be doted a t sun down. Milts, w lfa of R o b e rt A, Mills. Council B r y a n a n d C o rn a lla A. B ry an , hip plete description, price and locaton. In Witness. Whereof I haye here­ A. wife, Kmlly M. Colllna a n d J. B. Col■i , llna. h e r htiaband. K. L Brow n, R o b e rt Address Box. 101, care The Sanford unto set my hand as Mayor of the fis&W' A. Mllle. C. M. S to w e a n d ------ Mtowa. V. * City of Sanford, Florida, and have hi* wife. Michel K utch a n d ------ Hutch, Herald. . . V wife. Oenrita V. Hoot#. No. 200-tfc. caused to be affixed hereto the teal hia Hoote. h is wife, T h o m a a H. of the City of 8anford, Florida, on I’e rre v lll# l a u b a r h a n d — • Lau! r. C this 1 7 th day of November, A . D. hi* wife, R osa J u l i a L auha ch. 'T hom aa -u.;' • • r» directo ry You can And the name of every lire Buslned* Man In Sanford in this Column each day. P h o n e OH Pkonr OH q u ic k s e r v i c e TRANSFER ■i.Mrfcold Good*. Plano*. Mate*. ,U " T r « k » and H anaane Transferred A n y w h e rv- A o r T im e Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop, and Mill Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street Sanford, ——-------------- Fln> - ~ Sy CL Shinholser Contractor and Builder Sanford,-----------:------- Fla. A. P. Connelly & Sons . Established 1908 Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Phone 48 101-8 M&gnolia Ave STEWART the Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 811 Myrtle Ave., Phone 206-W Sanford Machine Co. General Machine nnd Boiler Works ' Cylinder Grinding Phone G2 ----- Sanford, Flo. £ PURELY £ PROFESSIONAL Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ able Prpfemional Men, each of whom, in hia chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. h fstam im k aiaiim n ) ScheHe Maincs LAWYER — Court H ous4 Georgre A. DeGottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank Sanford-----------------Florida Fred R. Wilson ATTORNE¥.AT-LAW First National Bank Building Sanford — Florida Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First Notional Rank Building Sanford,-----------Florida W. J. Thigpen * Heal Estate • FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance R-C. M A X V E I . L Real e u 1Estate and Insurance^. V SANFORD, “FLORIDA M 1 L D It E D 8 IM M O N S . Teacher of Pianoforte and Pipe Organ Studio: Room 225, Metech Building n - P. VtniTNBU. JK. AD RATES PHONE 148 STATE AND COUNTY TAXES NOW DUE R A D I O S E A S O N IS H E R E Hof-M ac Battery Co. t im e t a b le : ^ . EFFECT NOV. 13TH NOTICE V Mr A 'tl ' T fT . t G e t A n A lk t o t e t CO. As X *KS< T LAKE, of tha City Sanford, rFlorlda. .. ri mi re*- SH clO r* *590 J 4A House ♦ i A New Body Type THE 1928. basement s NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS i X■ H arvey hie w l f e. LauhaCb. an d — - ! !S?8S.1I nlc Mill SEDAN �GAINESV1LIE, F la , Nor. 10.—In a re p o rt. anado pub­ lic here by Sam T. Fleming, ag­ riculture statistician of the Bureaa of Agricultuml E c o n o m ic s , regarding crop conditions and es­ timates for th e.cu rren t year In the State of Florida, he (daces ap estimate of 12,000,000 boxoa of oranges a n d 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 boxes o f grapefruit, which ia approxi­ mately 10 per cent increase-over l u t year’s p r o d u c ti o n of grapofru it Mr. Fleming says th a t under ordinary circumstance*; a a}mi)ar annnal increase can be expected for the next flve years doe to. the* increased plantings of grapefruit throughout the state during the past few years. According to figures compiled a t ' the College of Agriculture there is no immediate danger-of over-production a t p resent There ia, however, a very apparent need of proper marketing conditions and an expansion of the state's .northern markets In order that It can dispose of its fru it most ad­ vantageously, according to ex­ pressed opinion of college offi­ cials in dose touch with the sit*1 nation. Many cities through-out «>• mlddlo. west would welcome carload shipments of citrus fruits direct to* them and not handled through the New York and Chi­ cago markets, it is believed by these' officials, who arc of the view that, there Is great need In the state today of effecting an improved marketing system, which can be brought about most rapidly, efficiently by coopera­ tion of growers with the several co-operative marketing organisa­ tion*' wlthln^the state. Co-operative marketing, it la pointed out control the situation created by, the Inclination in cer­ tain quarters, the officials say, th at la causing damage to tho whole citrus crop of Florida by putting fru it on the m arket th a t ia not fit to cat. . s Contrary to currant reports, It is raid, a study of tho fruit move­ ments n t . tho ' present time dls: closed th a t there Is only about n ton per cent increase in the northern movmont of citrus fruits now over last y c a r.a t this time. Tills,, it is stated, U liecounted for by the normal In­ crease of tho citrus crop of thisyear over last year. Florida has an estimated pro­ duction of 20,000,000 boxes while California's, crop Is placed a t 22­ 000,000 boxes of oranges arid grapefruit for the current year. When It is considered th a t the population of the United States Is approximately 110,000,000 It seems reasonable to believe th a t with Canada left to be supplied by the citrus-growing areas of the United tSatcs If proper mar­ keting systems are instituted there can be no cause to believe the citrus industry will suffer from over-production for many y e a n to come, according to the opinions of those who have studied the situation. FRANCE DETERMINES TO FORCE TlbN OF T1IE VER ,LHB TREATY BY STICKING TO RHINE (Continued from page 1) ed to obtain our security. Germany for a long time has played fast and loose with the treaty's stipulations destined to guarantee it. She has paralyzed the actions of the inter­ allied control commission, she has been endeavoring to rebuild in secret her war weapons and to reorganise her military formations forbidden by the treaty . “Meanwhile she authorised the heir to the Imperial throne to return' to the country. 1 he is welcoming the man who ia inscribed a t the top of 1the list of those guilty of respon­ sibility for the war fro mthe ex­ ploits of whom my compatriots of the Meuse department suffered dar­ ing the greater p art of the war. These acts pp th? p art of the Ger­ man government are impudent chal­ lenges to tho "allies—braten viola­ Give your friends the only fill tions of the treaty, insolent outrages , • : they cannot buy . td^ peace. “They call for sanctions. We will toke them unless we obtain satisfac­ tion." "All France Behind You." A crowd of several thousand work­ ing men, dressed in their Sunday As an inducement.fog early set* clothes fcnd small bourgeoisc intellec­ ting during November:J- will tuals, the la tte r the most impover-' present 004 8x l 0r,<cntatft*ment tubed classes in France in . eonsequehce of tho war and the greatest FREE (value 33.50) with each ■offerer* from the present high cost order (P u t cards excepted) cf living, cheered the words of the larm ier long'and loud.1 "Keep onl" they shoe ted. “ Wc and France are behind you!" .*i 'U> t t-v’ -n -n ---- 11w’y* P ^ o to g rap fcn ;l|mh ,UlM RECOMMENDS ’FOLEY KIDNEY Bills i Ave. .Ground Floor JACKSONVILLE, Nov.,' IP.—Car*Qt ihljpisicnts for Friday, Nov. 16th: Oranges, Florida 219, Alabama • 13, ■Aris 2 ,-California 20, total 200; un­ reported 15, Ala. 2, Fla. 53, Cal. 1, Ml**. 1, to Lai IH fe iw fiy * Grapefruit _ Florida 50 cars, Cal. 1, total *67; unreported Florida 8/ ToYnntoes: Cal. 19, Ohio '1,. total 20; unreported 16, Cal. 8.* Lottuce: Florida 4, Cal. 49, Idaho 6, N. J. 7, N. Y. If Oregon 1, total 07. Celery: Cal. 38, Idaho 1, M ich.'1, N.' Y. 63, Oregon 3, total 100; unre­ ported 16, bMifornia 0, Michigan by boat 0, total 16 cars. v »'*’ Mixed Vegetables: Florida 0, Cal. Philadelphia—(Cloudy, 43 Above) Celery: 'ffcw1Vork *8 cars, 8 ta rs on‘ tracks 'fhfehilUnff broken. Light supplies. Demand nnt! movement mod­ erator Steady market. New York 2-8-cratcs ,ln the rough, Golden selfbleaching, best, mostly 23.00; poorer $2.50. . . Florida 'Vegetables: Too few sales reported today to cover ’ramket. Chicago—(Clear, 37 Above) Tomatoes: 26 ’c ars on track in­ cluding broken. Supplies lig h t • De­ mand and movement moderate. Mark­ et ' steady. California originals, lug boxes, fancy 22.50-12.75; ordinary 32.25-f2.E0, C-basket carriers, repack­ ed, best packs 35.50-23.7C, others 31.50-34.75. • Beans: No csrlot arivala, no cars on track, receipts by express fyom Louisiana equivalent to 2 cars, mnr- fair, m a rk e t steady, Cal. receipts lig h t South Carolina bushed hamp­ ers, Pearl, best 32.50, few higher; falr,mo4tly 31.75. x Cukes: Express receipts lig h t supplies moderate, demand limited, market steady. Florida square bush­ el crates mostly 34.50, aormj average lower. ‘ Peppers: Moderate inquiry, express receipts lig h t Georgias not quoted, Florida crates large, 33.50. Squash: Express receipts lig h t demand limited, wide range in prices, Florida crates, small sites $4.00@ Cukca: Receipts very fig h t 2 e a rs : 4.25, large sites $2.50(g>3.00. o ntrack, moderate supplies, demand; Cincinnati— (Cloudy, 36 Above) moderate , market 1 Cukes: Fancy ^$4.50-35.00, choice and movement 33.50-34 00. Squash: No supplies on steady. Florida square bushel crates,! m arket Beans: Hampers 34.00-34.60 fancy $4.00@L50, choice $3.00@>3.26.; Eggplant: Crates $5.00-15.50. Gibbons to Fight in Miami. I S t Loula—(Clear, 35 Above) MIAMI—Efforts are being made Beans: Supplies light. Demand to match Tommy Gibbons fop a fight j and movement limited. Market steady. here early In January under auspices] Alabama 7-8 bu. hampers 33.00-33.76. of tho Veterans of Foreign Wars. Ed i Supplies liberal account Peppers Douglass, amateur match-maker for homegrowns mostly supplying m arket the veterans, Announces that he has Few Mica 7-8-bushel hampers $1.50. the word of Gibbons' manager that New York City—(Partly Cloudy. 44 he will allow selection of six possible Above) opponents and will glck one of them. Peppers: Florida 1, Georgia 4, no Those mentioned in this c onnc:tio.n cars on track. Supplies moderate. have been Fred Fulton, Billy Miske, Demand ifid movement moderate, Florida crates, Bella, fancy, $4 60, few best $6.00, choice, mostly $3.60. Geor­ gia bushel baskets $1.75, Texas bushel COMMISSION. OF 8T. JOHNS hampers, Bells, fino $2.50. • COUNTY FAVOR ROAD Tomatoes: Californio 5 .. Dcritand light. Bupply'limltcd. Market steady. NUMBBK 2. 1 California lug boxes, ripe, wrapped I (Continued from cage 1) 33.25 for No. Is. Ordinary $2.00-$2.751poor and mostly 25c-50c. necessary arrangements for tho build­ Boston ing, of this, bridge. Tho board also Miscellaneous: Too few antes to| wire today. Kansas City—(Partly ' cloudy, 38 Above) Beautiful Furnished Bungalow Eggplant: No carlot arrivals, no Sanford Heights.. Good terms. cars on track. Supplies lig h t De­ mand and movement lig h t Market slightly weaker, sales to jobbers, Flor­ ida*, crates, SOs and 42s, mostly $5.50. Poppers: Demand moderate. Mark- authorised tho repair arid . .7 ~ . nncc of the old’Yoad from tho Du­ » m b . b - H y . . u » , w n * * t f e a . t t b f . • east may come down th a t way, and Ueeanac of the much that has been val County line to Grcaa Cows 8 pring* t**or of the. one road* and the -You speak o f : ct^stal^rabto:' thtibcc on south, thaa avoiding tho ; k teibUltymthat your section of th e ]!" ” * * 0!' Gm other, the. irtjsresslon Unless there <ls ft clmnn? In pLiblic »slate will To "left oht In tho cold." . I ”** seated , that tho people of pentlrccnt In Florida In regard.‘ to ! - A m d M i <M> your county, • « *■** (ills route, I do not see how it con or our recent meeting, complained . . S * * ? * - ’ and ^to no certain bo' expected that the department will rolhcr bltte.fr thet w . did » Ancki E S J , " ^ lth*1' > "11jto much more on that part of the tor the Woycroia r o d on,I .0 liWe W“bw*» W l , « !• Wuhrf>cd from Jacksonville tq thc»8 t- to r tend 3. How c«in our department] ,n~” * .Marys river. For a long time thoro bo expected to do otherwise, when; 7,10 ,nora* °f n" of which Is, Jf th« delegations from tho coat coast, from P^°P'c of-.FIorida to general, and the Miami to Jacksonville, camo before B<ut p °**1 ,n Particular,want a highue and told us th a t tho onh thing tlmy ^>y loading to Washington, they want aboro all cISo b that we build e‘loU,d *4 once “teps to see that the> WoFcrosa toad So f a r as I know , ™*ltcr *8 properly placed More not n man south of Jacksonville, with the exception of yourself, hns ever uttered a word before our board, or published n lino to indicate th a t you Another Sensation! T h e P r in c e ss th is offering tra n s­ cends in importance a n' yl l th in gV heretofore f r offered by the Outlet. MONDAY Herbert Rawlinson in Also n Made Scnnott Comedy TUESDAY GO dresses all in the latent styles, bcauti* ful in lino and color, and they .arc truly • ■ REMARKABLE values. Cautqn Crepe, c. IT Poiret Twills, ctc^ and each one carries . fjfr* that touch of artistry that upholds the reputation of The ’ Outlet . YOUR ^ C l a d ie s 10 acres land on Dixie Highway between Sanford and Elder Springs, 320.00 per acre. • First National Bank Bldg, ‘ Phone 95 All Kinds of Insurance i n r Tfce A • • • f l a i r s r r * » « i CHICAGO, Nov..' 19.—Opcnlnj grain prices:” Wbsat, December . 107 to 7-8 to 102| May, 107 3-8 10.1-2; 7s " . LANE THEATRE [atinee for School Children Daily at 4:00 :ht Shows Starting at 7:30 and 9:15 P. M.----TODAY ^ ska's Native Hawaiian* They Sing, Dance and'Play vr a Sweaters, at e a c h .... , $5.00 Children’s Sweaters, big as­ sortm ent to select from .................. — $1.25 to $5.00 Ladies’ Sweaters, the new lb 14; b.t. animals—Hand made baby D:csscs.< Mg>.t 43 7_R to 44. , Mahogany candlesticks with band, ' ‘~f' V ■i J painted can«jlc« }NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.—Cotton, eleven'o’clock call: December 33.93; t Ifitb w o r th 'b u ild in jjf it's i w t h protecting Even the garage ia worth insuring. U It if pot incited, and H burns down, you are out what it coat you. If i| la insured, you get the money* for a new garage. Every building should • bo insured. / ■ The very nature of fire insurance prompts you to look for the best. TW* agency represents the Federal Insurance Company, an organization 'with n , record of fair dealing back , i ^ / p f tiU poUdes. ^ FOR SAFE AltD A d ., NoVtl. him Fox ’New* » “ •; -Matinee 15 and iS5 cent* -w e a r Men’s Ribbed Unien• - n?-* Suits • *-* •at per suit....______ $1^50 • • • , Rooms 501-2 .nd „ „ r e a d y -j o of you at a saving ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■mu Polhton GMU, M.w.phil D.IU m ens 40 acres wild celery land on -4 • Cameron avenue. 3200100 per acre Okra: Market steady. Demand and movement light to moderate, no ecriot arrivals, no cam on track, sales to jobbers Florida and Texas bushel hampers, $6.00. Beans: Texas 1 car, unloaded 1. Supplies and .movement moderate. Florida market weaker. Private sales THAT WILL PLEASE n il, u i-t. »% .. and SURE INSUR- Meiils. Ribbed Shirts ■or Drawers at per suit..... 21.50 Boys’ Ribbed Union Suits at per suit .1____$1.00 Children’s « , f a* *’ S o • ■ ••■^••••••••••••••.•••••••■ ••■ W7 | t ftft v V Wool Blankets, fu ll size, at per suit B ta ist Union �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, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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VEGETAB SECTION NUMBER 198 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1923 VOLUME IV. ■■ ■ ■ M u t t 3,000 AT UNIVERSITY OF WI9 “There is a strong Indication, howCON8 IN VOTE 'AGAIN 8 T ovor, that .the U x payer himself is LIQUOR. about to turn upon his torturer. He OF KU KLUX KLAN IN OKLA is apparently beginning to give evi­ IDr T h e A a . o e l a l r d P rr..) HOMA PROCEED- . AS REPORTED FROM VARI dence of the fact that he is olive and MADISON, WIs., Nov. 10.—By . INGS* * . OUS SOURCES IN has a deep interest; not unaccompan­ unanimous vote a t a compulsory i . FR A N C E ied with bitterness, in what’s going meeting last night 3,000 students of on. That is fortunate if it is so. Wisconson Co-Eds went on record ns It mny provo a haxardous enterprise opposed to drinking among students for a conjrrcsB to face a constituency of both sexes and decided to appeal next year upon which it has piled vast to the Federal authorities to ‘ check ARE ACTIVE ALL OVER THE In Impeachment of Governor Walton Now Going sums in addition to what that con­ drinking nnd its sources in Madison. France Is Thinking Seriously of SLAYS PEOPLE RIGHT AND LEFT • COUNTRY EVERY DAY. On stituency is already wrestling with. A resolution prohibiting co-eds from . .. Enforcing The AND ESCAPES. “The method of reduction is im­ dating with -men who drink failod to (Hr The Aaanrlatrd Preaa) (Itr T h r Aaam-lalrd Press) ll*:t portant, exceedingly important. The pass.. Protesting this resolution girts HOOPESTON, III., Nov. 10.—Ban­ OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 16.—De­ (Hr T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e a a ) particular tax er which are to be low­ chorused how can we tell if they have dits who cut the telephone cables hero fense counsel announced today It .was KELLIHER, Minn., Nov. 10.—A (Dr The AuwUlrd Press) ered will call for careful considera­ been drinking. PARIS, Nov. 10.—High officials of mndman, slayer of four is fleeing early today apparently planning n prepared to go to Atlanta to obtain tion. Ilut 'all this, I maintain, is French foreign office declared today through north woods today before a bank’ robbery were thwarted when records of tho Ku Klux Klati in Ok­ secondary in importnnov, in point of they knew nothing of any plan for posse formed here which took up tho Mrs. Eddie Farrell night operator lahoma fur use in tho Impeachnyont time at least, to the question of King: Dissolves occupation of Hamburg by French search at dawn. Leonnrd Portano, turned In n fire nlarm summoning trial of Governor Walton If tho sub­ whether we are going to act upon forces as reported from various yesterday slew Mr. and Mrs. John P arliam ent Today scores of citizens to the streets. The poena issued yesterday for N^ C. the matter a all or simply postpone Sanders of whose 15-year-old daugh­ of citizens to the streets put the Jewett, grand dragon of the klnn In For General Election rush it. If we can get the subject before ter, Myrtle, he was enamored, Oscar this state fails-to produce them. ' intruders to flight. us we can work out the details and Timmy, farmer and suitor of the girl, (Hr Tk, AaaorlatrJ Preaa) there is not mueh dongcr but that nnd J. A. Wilson, marshal of this vil­ NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—Bnndits LONDON. Nov. 10.—King George OKLAHOMA CITY, Ntjv. 10.—The the taxes which bear most heavily acting on advice of his cabinet this today smashed a plain glass window impeachment trial of .Governor J. C. lage, who sought to arrest him. The upon those least able to pay will be morning dissolved parliament in pre­ in fnshionablo Fifth avenue shop Walton passed slowly through the shootings occurrod at separate times lowered. as encountered the victims on his paration for general elections to bo of Hickson, Inc., and escaped In an opening Thursday of the prosecu­ A campaign against these burdens BERLIN, Nov. 16.—The Rhineland rampage in tho morning and after­ uutomohile with $50^)00 . worgi of tion’s efforts to substantiate tho hold December 0. ought to begin a t Washington this and tho Ruhr and the numerous in­ noon. charge that the executive abused,'his furs. , , winter. Ought to be carried intp ternal nnd foreign issues inter-lock­ pardon und pnrulo powers. , every state and into the coming cam­ Farm ers May Help ed with them, together with tho im­ Frequently intemmpted by argu­ paign o see if it is possible to break .. Farm ers To M arket mediate economic and political future ment .of counsel .during, vyhirh wit­ the spell of spending which is now of* Germany, now constitute the out­ nesses were M tho a thud long inter­ enervating and corrupting govern­ ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 10. — Dis­ standing problems confronting the vals without being questioned, attp. by ment and discouraging und demor­ cussing efforts mndo in Georgin to mann. Although tho reichsUg at frequent .question* from member*; of alising the people." secure a greater diversity of agri­ present is not In session and Berlin the court, little 'progress y(as ,fn»de cultural products, and consequently a still is without its regular comple­ in presenting the purposed Aceoui^ of ment "of newspapers, political circles Flume Goes To Italy and Free Zone getting away from the one-crop Idea, Governor Walton’s clemency record. Georgia agriculturists say that it is AND IT IS DANGEROUS TO AI confidently predict that the StrcseLi The Port Counsel for the defense announced rnthdr the custom fo berate tho furmtsann "rump" cabinet will not he able Thursday that u subpoena had bfen -BROACH 1IIM NOW. er for his lack of Initiative nnd illsinto survive the parliamentary nttneks BELGRADE, Nov. 10.—Seml-offijssued for N. C. Jewett, grand dragon rlinntion to branch out nnd diversify awaiting it from tho German nation­ cinl Vreme announced that Italy nnd • n r Thr A u n fln lJl.rrfM l of the Ku Klux Kian in Oklahoma, AURORA, III., NovT^KJ—What to ordering him to bring before.‘j h a hut tho average farmer knows noth­ alists and the powerful socialist par­ Jugo-Slavin have come to agreement ing about how to organize a cream do with a gont that on - Wednesday court complete state records of ,tha over Fitums. Sqlutlon adopted it is ties. shipping station; cannot do It hlm- nte half .pound of nitroglycerine In kian including the entire Oklahoma Acasual survey of the pnrty line understood codosTproporty to Italy Hclf, cannot maku tho arrangements gelatine form nnd munched two sticks membership roll. up suggests that if Chanvccllor while Jugo-Slnv free zone is created for tho markets nnd for distribution ol dynamite is perpluxing to authbri-. Stresemann attempts to force a vote in port of Fimue. pay checks. These agriculturists ties here. -N» one lias-been found DARNKSVILLE b a n k c l o s e s of confidence when the reichstug As To Placing: Blame of tiiko the position that It Is distinctly who is willing to nppronrh tho animal convenes, ho Will meet with withering OKEECHOBEE FARMERS For Present Dif­ “up to" tho merchants nnd bankers nnd Dick Mahon, owner will-not con­ 1IAVF, ORGANIZED of this coyntry carry a burden which defeat, aa the only tangible support RARNESVILLE, Ohio, Nov. Ifl.— I doubt can he equalled anywhere elae. of the various communities. sent .to kill|ng it. •vouchsafed him In tho present situa­ ferences The doors of Jho National Baqk of Business men here do not fully MOORE HAVEN, Nov. 10.—The The effect of this economically. and tion accrues from the clericals and Barnesvillu were ordered closed }*• (Ilr The A uctlilrS Frees) morally, can not lie overestimated. agree with tho statement of some of nONDH FOR NEW ROADS democrats and tho wholly disunited farmers of thirteen communities cause of nllogcd “ irregulartlea and PARIS, Nov. 10.—Premier Poin­ . IN HARDEE COUNTY discrepancies,’ ’it way stated- Ipst around I-alw* Okeechobee have or­ Wo havo undoubtedly, without ex- care took issue with Primo Minister tho agriculturists jn their . Impllcnpeoples' party. oggclation, reached a point where ton that tho farmer himself-can do Under these conditions there seems ganized for Hie purpost of co-operat­ .night by Robert Montgomery^ of taxes arc not only discouraging to Hnldwin of Great Britain as to WAUCIIULA, Nov. lfl.—Voters rtf to be a strong probability that the ing with the Everglades Drainage nterprsic, but actually destructive In i sto blame fur the present FrancbV nothing to help in this regard, hut Wheeliqg, W. Va., nation*) bank ex­ "certainly the merchants nnd the hank­ Hnrdrc county -have been notified chancellor will refuse to go before Bonn! in its work of draining the dis­ many nstances and n many ways. aminer. * British differences, wken he arose un­ ers, as they point out, would help that un election to pass on the is­ tho vreichsUg with his "rump" gov­ trict, to combine their efforts toward expectedly to apeak at Chamber of “ Upon what possible theory can themselves and the community gener­ suance of $850,000 in bonds will be getting good roads for this section, ernment ,and will anticipate defeat, P1KST RUSSIA SHIP COMES. Deputies this afternoon. “I cannot wc say to the UX pnyera of this ally by helping , to inltiato the es­ held on Docemhor 18 for the con­ and fo rthe dissemination of news of oithtr by resigning or forcing a dis­ let it be said that it is by by our fault marketing struction of hnrdsurfacod roads in tho solution of the relchstag nnd contin­ the various counties of the state from country It is poslble to take $5Q0,- agreement has not been retched," he tablishment of better GENOA, Nov; 1C.—A Russian ship 000,000 of the load you arc carrying conditions. Thorough co-opcrntion nnd coqnty. A. similar proposal was dothe Everglades. Captain John J. uing In office a t the head of a nonladen with B,il00 tons of grain has declared. For several years we have parliamsntary government compris­ O’Brien of Clewiston was elected but we will not do so? It Is true not ceased to make concessions from Intorest, of course, It Is shown shoujd arrived from Novorosayak, on the he °given .by# Mfsrfoert' associations. president. C. L. Williams of Moore that tome of the most flogront and ing a semi-dictatorial directorate. ) •» \ • • * Black Sea, and it unloading here. The our rights and it is not on our side fearful increases in taxes arc in the The situation with regard to the Haven secretary, nnd J. E. Beardsley vessel is the first of her kind to prthat the attitude is uncomprislng, state, hut extravagance in public ex­ TRAFFIC CONGESTION , government's decisions concerning of Ritta, treasurer. rivo fro in Russia a t an Italian port penditures is both contagious and in­ PROBLEM OF ORLADNO THOMAS HOPKINS HERE. the Ruhr and the Rhineland remains ne years, It fectious. Our continued waste and wholly obscure, although inspired of­ GAINESVILLE KIWANIS lion. Thomas Hopkins and Sir CLUB TO GET CHARTER ORLANDO, Nov. 10.—Congestion ficial bulletins and utterances con­ WEST PALM UKACH Michael Smith of Orlando were of traffic Is one of the problems with tinue to make emphatic declaration of • TRAFFIC CONGESTION among the visitors to the city today. which Orlando Is now copte'ndlng. GAINESVILLE, Nov. 10.—Kiwangovernment's intention to withthe government’s Mr. Hopkins is an old friend of the Thousands ofautoi a rt on the busi­ draw money subsidies and unemploy­ Ians will enjoy a gala occasion here WEST PALM BEACH, Nov. 10.— editor of the Herald and was cashier ness streets every day,’ residents tonight when District Governor H. ment doles, permitting the situation Traffic congestion has becqme such of the Orlando Bank and Trust Com­ driving to their stores and offices, in the occupied tones to lapse into an Frank Williamson of the Alabamain the streets here (hat a'system of pany in that city when we were the informs) Industrial and economic Florida Klwanls district,' will pre­ reducion Is not the program. Instead editor of the Reporter S tar and we signals has been installed at busy sent the club with its charte^ which of this being a congress of economy, autonomy." comers to regulate the flow. The uaed to ait on the curbstone on Stresemann’* new minister of the will mark the linking up of the local i gives the greatest assurance that metropolitan type of “go-stop" sig­ Orange avenue when N. P. Yowpll not only millions but literally billion* interior, Herr Jarres, the former club, officially, with th i international nals, in charge af khakl-clad traffic will be added to the obligations of had the only ear in Orlando and we One. hour has been the limit for EAST COAST WATER military lord mayor of Duisburg, Is organization which means the Gaines­ officers,. have boon installed *at the '• TRAFFIC* LEAGUE the government and to the load of were not afraid of being run over parking on ih’e streets,' but through viewed as the promoter of this policy, ville club will become definitely allied Intersection of Polnaottla street' and while we discussed the affairs of tne the efforts of civic organisations, which he considers to be inevitable with more than 1,200 allied Klwanls the tax payer. .7 MELBOURNE Nov. Ifl.—Organisa­ Clematis aVenuc. “We are Just now In Washington day. Mr. Hopkins afterward went to visitors’wld be issued “courtesy under indefinite French-Belgimn oc­ clubs In the United States and Canada. tion of -the East Coast Water Traffic witnessing the uncovering of a tame­ Birmingham/ Alabama and we came cupation, and the adoption of .which Lfcagus has been porfacted hero hav­ The Pure Food Market have an atK less saturnalia of Incompetency, waste to 8 anford and we have not seen RECOMMENDS FOLEY KIDNEY he believes would constitute a foil to ing as Its object a campaign to obtain vertisement In today's issue calling and graft. Money appropriated for him since until today. He has reTILLS. France’s Rhineland policies. water transportation for this section. attention to specials for Friday ‘and “Your. medicine worked a miracle the beneAt of the wounded and dis­ N b WWINTBRHAVEN . H. M. Field, of Cocoa, speaking of Saturday. Mr. Tfllls, proprietor.,of eased of the late war has been thrown . *. NINE-HOLE GOLF COURSE for me," writes Mrs. C. Blron, 140 ORLANDO’S NBW LIBRARY. tho possibilities said water transpor­ this market, has one o fthe Anost’and Fayette Street, Lynn, Mass. “1 was here and there aa i f dollars were WINTER HAVEN, Nbv.- lfl.—The tation .was'the greatest future noed, cleanest markets in the city sad .you waste-paper. I doubt very much, ORLANDO. Nov. 10.—This eAy’s" all run down, had a cough all winter, hew nine-hole Lake Region golf and he urged that everybody Inter­ will certainly be pleased with the ser. when everything la considered, the _. new $100,000 public library has been also kidney trouble and after taking course, located four miles east of ested in tlje proposition should unite vice that they give. sacredness of the fund and the path­ thrown open, making available to the a few boxes of your medicine my to get it. “Steamers are passing in here on the shores of Lake Hamilton, etic needs of the disabled, if a more readers of the city books valued at cough and backache left me. I can ib been opened for play. The sec- the Gulf Stream 12 miles out load­ grovelling exhibition of unconscion­ more than $160,000. Captain Charles ..fi) nnd sleep well. I canvass and nd nine probably will be openid by ed with fruit for the Npw York mar­ able Indecency, of dshonesty, baa ever Albertson alone contributed books gnuary 1, next, according to present ket, shipped from Californio at a been discloed. The peculiar feature ■cores of art Interpretations to the Prompt relief secured from kidney cheaper rate on a SfiOO-mQe haul of it #U la that those responsible for Institution, which have been esti­ end bladder Irritation, rheumatic CHICAGO, Nov. 10—Opening grain than wo get as suburban New York­ this condition seem to think since It mated to hi# worth $100,000. In ad- pains through using Foley Kidney prices: Whcpt, Dec, 102 to 5-S: May ers," and largely because our rail­ Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Whaley of Or­ was public money, only the tax pay­ ditto# to thee# volumes, the library PUla. Insist on tho genuine—refuse 107 1*2* to 2-4; Cnn). ttec^ 7$ 741. to road lines are overcrowded, and vesers’ mopty, that no great culpability lando, were guests of tha Valdez has purchlaed five thousand other substitutes. Sold everywhere.—12-1 L, l K; Oat*. May 44.. ; v. self do not dock 1 nour district. ComThursday, Mr. yfhaley coming over is attached to its criminal waste, I volumes of standard works, while the t(NBW OKI FANS. Nov. 10.—Cotton on business for the Underwood Type­ It Is not against the taw to think bag to say that that spirit, that view Boroela club and the United Alliance SB* your peighbors are awful, but it I# of be use of public money is marveL writer Co., which company bo repreSociety have tendered costly collec« p ly widespread. JUGO-SLAVIA HAVEAGREED * J • ‘ - �SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NtiVEMBEB 15, W2S Beautiful Furnished Bungalow Sanford Heights. Good terms. 4R8. FltED DAIGBR________________ __________ _____ ,__Society BdiU< , rhon« J17-W If you have any friends visiting you—if you are going anywhere or com- An Ideal heme on Park avenue. Good terms. jng home, or if you are entertaining, write a postal card to this department giving details, or telephone the item. U. will be greatly appreciated. HM— — — The Princess TODAY i •• Robye De Renter, in • i- ♦ 'the hostess served a tempting aalad 40 acres wild celery land on course with hot coffee. Cameron avenue. $200.00 per The guest list included Mr. and acre > Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mn and Mrs. W. C. Bill, Mr. and Mra. It. A. Newman, Friday—Social Service Department Mr. and Mrs. fl. M. Lloyd,-Mr. and of Woman's Missionary Society of Mrs. Floyd Palmer, G. A. De Cottes 40 acres land on Dixie Highway Also “SPEED BUGS, A Century tj»e Methodist church will meet at and E. F. Housholder. between Sanford and Elder Comedy, 'th e home of Mrs. D. A. Kelly at 3:00 p. m. Springs, $20.00 per acre. SOCIAL DEPARTMENT BRIDGE FRIDAY On Tuesday evening, the members Saturday—Little Miss Karla Wheeler •will entretain a number of her of the Social Department with tholr A Zanc Gray Story young friends a t her home on husbands and friends, enjoyed ono of T H E U. Pi TRAIL" • the most delightful bridge parties WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST that has been given this year. Mrs. George G. Hcrr.ng was hostess and wns assisted in entertaining her W ITH US. LOOK OVER THE VALUES W E ARE OFFERING, A HOME 80NG. Rooms 501-2 guests by Mrs. W. M. Scott and Mrs. First National Bank Bldg. I turned an ancient poet’s book, David Caldwell. There weer ten Phone 95 >nd Mrs. Clyde Derby oro ni And found upon the page: ■STILL BETTER TO COME AND SEE THEM tables of players. All Kinds of Insurance yto tchlr friends at Haselton “Stone walls do not a prison mnkc, Armistice decorations of red, white Nor Iron bars a cage." and blue together with n number of $2.50 Children’s Shoes, Black or Yes, that is true; and something Flogs and wild flowers transformed Albert Thornton, a preminent busi­ the large lobby Into a bower of loveli­ more: e s m^n^jf^STampn* was shaking ness. On the henrth wns n large fife Brown, sizes 5 1-2 to 8, at per You’ll find, whor’er you roam, inds wuh old friends here today. which added a cherry note to this That marble floors and gilded walls charming picture. pair Can never make n home. • Mrs. S. E. Barrett has arrived in J J The tally cards were designed with the city for pointa in Georgia nndig * were counted after n spirited game of But every house where Ix>vc abides with Mr. B arrett will be the guests i■ bridge, the prizes for high score were And Friendship is a guest of tho Montezuma for some time. 9 Great weather right on Is surely home, and home, sweet awarded. Mrs. W. J. Thigpen hold­ ing high score among the ladies, was i 6.00 Men’s All Wool Pants, at home; Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. Henry Me- J given an attractive box of tallies, For there the heart can rest. And lettuce market is up according Laulin, Mrs. C. H. Dingco and Mrs. ■ while the men’s prize, "Irving Batch• per pair —Henry Vnn Dyke. L. P. Hagan mndc up a party for ■ elor’s latest book,’’ wan won by S. S. $3.50 Children’s Shoes, Black or DcLand today. Bauniei. EVENING BRIDGE CLUB. This will be ono of the greatest foil Refreshmentsconsisting of fruit M rs.'E. F. Housholder entertained Brown, sizes 8 1-2 to 2, at per pr. seasons. in the history of Sanford. Tho Churchwcll Co., arc calling ■ most delightfully Tuesday evening nt aspic, hot rolls, olives, saltincs, cof­ ,your attention, in today’s . issue, to S 5 bridge, at her home nn Ninth street, fee and salted nuts, weer served at .a special two day sale. Read the J 5 Remember the Hospital Concert at the'conclusion of the card game. the guests being the members of the .values offered nnd pay them a call. * * The cordial hospitality of Mrs. Parish House Thursday night. Evening Bridge Club. . ----S5 The rooms were beautifully deco­ Herring wns reflected in every detail Mrs, Meade Love of Quincy is ini 8 of this pretty party. Albert. Bnrker, of Baltimore, is a rated with a profusion of cut flowers, promljicnt visitor to Sanford nnd is the city for a visit wth Judge n ndj" ■ roses prevailing. Tho tally cards Mrs. Janies Shnron. She is cnrouteFM CECILIAN MUSIC CLUB. , registered at thu Valdez. were also of floral designs nnd when to Palm Beach to attend the meeting ■ ■ • The Ceciliun Music Club program scores were counted it was found thnt Mr. and Mrs. A. H, Moses arc ex­ of the State Federation of Woman's fj f Mrs. R. A. Ncwmon held high score of Inst Saturday nftemoon opened Clubs. ■ a and awarded a handsome handbag. with a talk. "What the Early Church pected arrive in the city toduy for Tho men's prize, n silver cigarette did for Music." In addition to the their regular winter visit. ■ R>3.50 Ladies’ Brown or Black Dr. and Mrs. S. F. Sapp and Joo usual piano numbers, Mury StinonofT, holder went to R. A. Neywmun. Mrs. Dr. Phillips of Quincy is in Sapp, who have been the guests of At the conclusion of the card game, accompanied by Mndoline * Mnllcm, ■ Oxfords, or oh£ strap pufnps at gave a very enjoyable violin solo. the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs W. Morton Thigpen for thfc past few days, left thin morning in The piano nupibers. were: J. G. Ball • their car for their home in Albnny, Mazurka in F.....................- .... Chopin [pl.OO Men’s Dress Shirts at each Byron Fox. Mrs. Eva Herndon is over'for the Shallow Pictures ....... Hu day from Daytona Beach where Bhe Spoor & Son have completed altera, Ixniisc Hickson. expects to spend the winter. . lions on their stare, giving them more Wachs Sirnes floor apace-in-their departments and Rcbcccn Stevens. Miss Rubn Williams hns returned Soldiers Coming .,.................... Ilohm from Pnlntkn where aho spent the noW they are.ireiebrating by giving * $6.00 Ladies’ Brown or Black tho peuplo of Sanford a real 6 day Julin Higgins. week end. sale on their Ihrg'c atock, just at n Mill at San Soucl ................... Necko Oxfords or one strap pumps at Men’s Ribbed Union Suits, at season, when you need .the merch­ .. Thelma Tew. . Mrs. Tom Owens is spending the ■ ■ i' • Dance of the Brownies ...... Knmman week end in Pnlatkn as tho guests andise. per pair » t Helen Dougluss. of friends. • -*-»-■' Insurance cpmpany finds dogs are in lumberland..... Grady 1Q per cent Reduction Teddy HearsEmmett the best burglar alarms. They are Fox. Mrs. Alfred Robson of Orlundo wns on all millinery until a burglar steals them. Sketch (from Norwegian Swede) nmongb the visitors here yesterday .......................... Tryguve Tor^uson from the The City Beautiful, ^ THIS WEEK KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. ATTENTION • Margaret Peters. $3.50 Men’s Brown or Black We Have New Legend o.f the Plains .{............. II. G'. Bowden nnd ..Fred Stockton, • ....... Charles Wakefield Cadnian well known business visitors to this Men’s Ribbed Shirts and Draw Shoes, Bal. or Klu., a t per pair •'« ' Helen Witteo. • city from Jacksonville ,nrc spending *nyior commnnuery on Friday even ing, November 10th at 7:30 o’clock In Happy Mood . ..'........ • ....... •••• Hehr several days at the Valdez. ers, a t each Arriving Dnily . The Order of th e Temple will lie con­ ‘ Mary Maxwell. . Selections froYn II Truvatore....... C. II. Small, of *M«con, (in., repre- ferred. Visiting Sir Kn|ghts nre wel­ .............................. Verdi-Krug snntatiyo of the Macon Pipe Co., is a come. By order of the Eminent Command­ Paulino Muerhend. business visifor to the City Substant­ er, Jno. D. Jink ins, Recorder. Spanish Dance %........ —7.......... ............. ial, stopping .at the Valdez. I $6.00 Men’s Brown or Black .. ’ Marguerite Garner. S. E. Hal), Jr., Geo. C. Shannon, S Shoes, Bal. or Blu., a t per pair Ribbed Union Suits at H. L. D uhart can sell and W. L. Caldwell, guests of the are business visitors to the you the finest oranges Valdez, each City Substantial from Tampa. O C 1A L U ffiD A R J LOCALS S S N O V ELTIES H e Quality Shop a t $2.50 per box a t his orange packing house, 403 Sanford avenue. \" 197-tfc A.. B. Michael, of Wabcsso, Go., was an arrival at the Valdez Wed­ nesday, coming down to look over business conditions in Sanford in -view of locating here permanently.- S t>3.50 Boys’- Brown Bal Shoes, at - SB . - per pair • CATHQUC BAZAAR Double Cotton Blankets a t each Mr. and Mrs. M. Kronen and the latter’s mother, Mrs: J. Fleischer, Christman Bazaar of Catholic church nt 1‘nrisb. House, December 6 have returned from a motor trip to and 0. . . 1til-to Dec C. Tampa and St. Petersburg, where they spent the week-end. , S $1.25 Children’s Shoes, Black or Mr .and Mrs. J. H. Docbler were arrivals Wednesday on the S. S. Os­ ceola, coming down by bout from Geo. C. Shannon, St. Louis, Mo Baltimore, Md, They will be guests L. Pnldwcll, Tampa. of the Valdez during their brief so­ journ in Sanford. (Hr Tkf Uaorl.tril 1'rr.il Matinee for School Children Daily at 4:00 •Night Shows Starling at 7:30 nnd 9:15 I \ M TODAY Wm. Fox I*rcnents a Revival of The Acme of achievement in Spectacular Pictures See The pance of the ‘'Seven Veils" Comedy—In "Town Terriers*’ . . Prices 10 and 20 Cents Friday—Country• Store. .(Vi tho nem*n< K|»hl Bennett in * ^‘Scandalous T<‘onguoV." Monday—"Ksmaku’s Native Hawaiian*' ■■■■■■a CHICAGO, Nov. -4.—Opening grain! prices: What, December, 103 1-2 to ’ *7-8; May 108 to 100 1-8 } com, Dec., 76 8-8 to 6 -8 ; oats, May, 44 1-8 to 1-4.' NEW ORLEANS, Nov., 15.—Cot­ ton, ale von q’clock call: December.) 33.30; January ^133.52 asked. Tho many friends of Iuiutic Gibson if Los Angeica, Cal., are giving him Best., regular dinner in town 36 a cordial welcome after an absence of cents. Manhattan Cafe. three yearn. Mr. Gibran is in Or­ *' . 197-atp. ' lando for thiec months and is spend­ ing the time h u e with Ills father, H. Best roguluc dinner in town 35 I* Gibson’and slater, Mrs. E. D. cents. Manhattan Cafe. . Brownlee. 100-3tp. Expert Typewriter cleaning and re­ pairing. Call II. S. Pond, phone 226 or Peoples Bank. • 179-tfc. . S ' ' ■ Brown, sizes 3 to 5 1-2, a t per pair •. Double Wool B lankets a t each SLE TH E LOW PRICES ON DRY GOODS, LADIES’ SILK O ? WOOL DRESSES, LADIES’ f OAT S, C H I L O R E N ’ S COATS, ■i k I- ' i r a n v k '{■ ( t . �* the PAGE TWO ' Tops, Side Curtains Upholstering Sa n f o r d d a il y ■ " herald, F r id a y , N ov e m b e r j 6 , m 3 \ “There’s a Broken'Heart for Every Light— Don’t Walt Until it Rains to Think of Your Top. Have rhosc Side Curtains Ready When Cold AVeathcr Comes. We Offer the Best of Material and Our Workmanship is ----- a*-------------- GUARANTEED---------------------- RED, GREEN 1iAND WHITE, PRICE f * just half of shingles, cost less to apply and wears just as long. ■Nest To Dodge Garage And liero’a tho very latest picture of Broadway. Every onco In a while a photographer conut aicngord "takes” tiio famous ctrcct at night. Hero’s tho way ll lochs now. Ra prompt Serivcc 37,000 r Employees Quality Mer­ Committed To a policy of chnndiKo—.lust Uniform Features Courtesy CANS E N C O R E BRAND 2 HR? SPAGHETTI 25 ‘ PREPARED WITH TOMATO SAUCE AND CHEESE a u rr £ • m *3 sho wished to bo taken home to her mother whero tho end soon came. All here sympathize with tho family in the loss of this lovely Christian wo­ man. Sho leaves a loving hushiind and a little three yenr old daughter. men in Tnllnhnssee, except $3,300 for The addition to Jennie Murphrec COLLEGE FOR WOMEN heating tho negro quarters a t the hall will provide dormlntory space for Florida: Fair Friday and flatu rj •a TO (SET NEW HALLS Florida School for the Dcnf nnd tho about 140 additional students. day; no change hi temperature’ Contracts for heating the dormi­ winds mostly northwest. TO COST $l8Grl52 Hlind nt St. Augustine. I This is the kind lif t weather we Contract for construction of the tory, library and tho altered admin­ all lllce, good for work or study. west .wing of Jennie Ilurpliree hall istration building to cost $0,255,, tibo Truck loads of oranges are going a t the Ktnto college, to cost $08,050, were awarded. 7 he maximum and minimum ^ by daily for the packing house of»C was awarded to a Dothan, Ala., con­ atures in representatives cities, j Chase & Co., in town. m ashed by the weather bureau cern; building tho library at n cost An invitation has been received by records compiled at 8 p. in., fo of $00,787 will be done by a Pensa­ the Tampa Board of Trade from the I .Mrs. DoForfcst, Mrs. Vollic W il-'ir Cities Max. cola concern, while local contractors chamber of commerce of Tnllnhassee, [hums, Archer Swanson and a numberjer were awarded the contract for altera­ to have delegates present at a “Perry Atlantic City ...................... CO I of others from this section attended Mn tions to the administration building, Cut'-olf meeting” In that city Novem­ Atlanta .................................. 00 I tho Armistice Day In Sanford Mon- tc Poston .................................. 4(i ber 5 and G. to cost $48,050. day. o * iCI Buffalo .................................. CO Mr. nnd Mrs. V. C. Culler wc^o cnll-j ~ Chicago ................................ Ct u rs in the Ballinger home in tho a Cincinnati ............................. C4 afternoon. « Den Moipes ' .......................... >.-00 Mrs, Vollic Williams entertained 5 East port, Maine ..... 40 Mrs. Unroll, Mr. and Mrs. August J| Kansas City ............................. 08 | Swanson and Archie Swanson at din- ■ New York ............................. 4S I ncr on the seventh. Pittsburg ............................... 04 Mrs. 11. Tolar of Sanford spent * St. I<ouis .................................00 Wednesday with her father, G. Malm J Toledo..................................... 00 . ^ JTj / a and sister, Mrs. Hanson. The latter * Washington .............................48 IflKcWi'Jr v'r P will keep house for her folks ns her ■ Sanford ■IHf brother, George and her sister, Miss m K W 7/ f ^ l. , Florence are now nt home. ® Rev. J. S. Clark/ will preach for us * at the Presbyterian church next Sun- ■ CATHOLIC BAZAAR l(clny, at 3:30. They arc planning on " Christmas Bazaar of Cut hoi ic holding a social at the Lake Mary * church nt Pnrish House, December 5 ] Cnasino nnd al at Paola in the in- ■ and G. lGl-to Dec G. ! tcrest of the churches nnd their mcm-[B bers next Friday evening. We had J| Best regular dinner in town 35 thought of having one here but on * bearing of,;t)u\ tit-hor#, p u t i t otT. . 1 ■ cents.' ■Manhattan Cufe. • '“ Prof. Kodmare of Rollins College M 190-3 tp. went over with (the pastor to Sorrento 31 * “ aid I’aola, relieving him a little of m his ardous work. Benjamin Swan returned home Sat- * unlay, having spent the summer ami * fall thus far with his sisters in Bo:;-| h ton. He says he’ started up the fur- * nine fire for them the day he left, * so winter held off pretty well there. ■ Tho firm two yearn of Paby'o IITo His wife will remain there this winter. ■ arc tho most trying on mothers. InVoile Williams nnd little son, Volic, jj rrsHnat care must ho exercised by Jr., went to Jacksonville on business!* Copyilcht 1923 Hart Schaifner & Marx; tho mother In hnhy’n Olel. Hu little stomach Is so easily upset ami bowhi Friday, returning Saturday night. i* troubles are a constant menace. At They came home by way of *St. Aug- jj such Ilmen Tcelhlna will assist lit Keeping tinby well nml greatly Ics- us tine where they called on Mr. and J | Mrs. Campbell. Mr. Campbell’s aunt * eea tho mother’s anxiety. • Mrs. John XV, Mobley, Ttoutn fi, \ finm Indiana is visiting them at pres- is XVhlKliam, On., write*: “My baby eat. - . had chills nml fever. Ho was very Mr. and Mrs. Voorhcs find cldldreti * slcK and his ’bowels were loose. ‘My doctor «nvo tao a mudlblnq fat* him, have moved into thu- Sjoblom cottage ■ tail It didn't do-him any good. just beyond Mr, I lira chi. Mrs. Voor-'a “I started him on Toelhlnii and ho' noon got over tho irouhln and . Is hci touches at Altam onte., now well and lively as a hltton!” Miss Margaret Erlcson attended * Tcethlna Is sold by nil drngsrjst". the wedding of her friend, Miss Allen a or send 30c to ihn Moffett Labora­ tories, Columbus, da., for A package i.i Hanford last Sunday. Quite a party of Upsaln folks, Mr. J and u ffeu booklet abouu babies. and Mas. Elmer Lumliquist nnd ehil- * dren, Mr. nnd Mrs. August Swanson a and son, Archie, Mr. nnd Mrs. Iiilmcr £ Lundiqui^t- and rliughter,. Mr. lis te r , ■ went to .Piedmont last Sunday, ta k -. ■ ing over Mrs. J. E. Limdiqiiist to n spend u couple of weeks with their ^ many .friends .there. .* ' Mr. nr.il Mrs. Edwin Saltan m et1* Every young: man w ants good style; children have moved from , near tho j 5 gas plant in Sunford to the Crnmorjjj, every young man needs fine quality cottage in Grapcvillc. • The wife’s 1* sister, Mis. Susie Holt nnd daughter,{■ You can t usually find the two together Mhry, are slaying with them. h But you do here. T ogether with un­ . ■Mrs. WestcrdLk returned hom e'" from Orlando ill with a had tuld", Wed-|* usually good values nesduy but had the pleasure.of going 2 again Saturday evoqihg ahd remain- J ing over Sunday with Mrti. Sutton nnd * . G uaranteed sister. . •’ . B B attery Repairs Mr. Wert* and family , also went B When you bring your battery again for the day, Mr. Foster going ■ here—any battrry—it is in with them. They all express. It l b a * safe hands. We save many very enjoyable meeting. Mr. Cramer ■ a battery the owner has given nnd .family uru to go to Miami wc * up as worn out. If it can be fiaed, \ve fix U, tell you befit, in the work. ® beforehand what it will co|t, new easy The sad but expected news of ths * The new topcoats for fall arc •Young men like and guarantee the work. m athletic death of Mrs. Albion Swanson a tig smart. We’ll be glad to show fitting suits or t Drive In. Get our low prices ...... $37.50 noon on Armistice Day, came to Mr. £ you these values ......... .$37.50 on ucW batteries. models a t ........... and Mrs; August Swanson from their ■ eon, Albion a t SL Paul, Minn. I t oc- ■ Sanford Battery cifrred a^ tjic homo of her mother and • Service Co. ; brother, Mr. Itedlund. The poor moth- JJ 203 Oak Ave. er has another daughter sick for four ■ year* with this dreadful disease, tu- m bcculosis. It will be remembered thnv m Mr. Swanson brought his young wife * h ire In May.from Kansas hoping that * the change couth m ight help for nnd jj B A T T E RY all th a t loving care could do was dono JJ but of no avaih *s eho only grew * . .- * FURNISHERS TO MEN WHO -KNOW .&jfc 4 S E R V IC E weaker. Then ha"took her-to a oanl- ■ S T A T IO N turium at Asheville, N. C., and then.m £ Fi T T f I I # ■■■■■■■**f*HHHHanaB* BB » K B C £ * aH B B H M i]saD a2 ^ a* c;* M c i» n i M M P IN T S 2 5 c O TS. 49c Bowel Trouble Soon. Relieved By T eeth in a Cal. Seeded MUSCAT cans Underwood Simply-Fry Our Annual Sales 225,000,000 ibs NEW ORLEANS 1 1-2 lb. CAN NICE A N D R IP E , LB. LARGE STALKS STRING BEANS Young and T e n d e r the: GREAT Over 8 ^ 0 0 sto r e s in 'the U.S.A SECOND STREET,Between 1*AUK AND OAK AVENUE: \ iJ F ^ ?# r . t»f K (. D tx Jr* J a ■****■ t h f i , with the Smart Fine woolen fU oTii.lv s_ > uim , ■ .’Uu-iastr * ‘i u j ‘ . 0 • .. . u k , .. 1 ‘ l| f ■ �, |<|H> * illllM 4NIIM »n»M IH fin tHHI* . It) •H .1 f‘1 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1923 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES. Endeavors nnd their friends wore in­ is one of the Jollicst kind of fellows vited. nnd easy to meet and is, one of th« News comes this week th at the City Substantial’:! boosters, so br Sanford Presbyterian Society won the There is to be eleven district'con- aure nnd go by the plant nnd see it Summer Campaign o r‘ Summer Con- vcn!J0111*-held in November nnd Do-' in operation. It will be a treat to test, with 85 points to their credit comber O urs, the Orlando district see the many advantages that thia will be held in Kissimmee,new plant has over the old.process. and Will receive n reward of $1(1.00 convention, M„v an_n„„ o2. Sanfonl ,3 planning; :______________ ___ Nov. 80-Dec. By William Jennings Bryan in cash, or a largo C. E. shield in on having n large number present. WORLD'S FAIR PROMOTER ccrary, for rejection menns tkc Text of Today’s Bible Talk by Mr. Bryan. The supreme Missionary of nil Whrn it comcis to golngto conven­ bronze. DIED AT SEATTLE ( death of the body. . fMatt 9:35—.18; Luke 8:1; John 3;16—17) tions nnd the like Sanford is always! AT AGE OFF n time' was Jesus C h rist. our Lord, We become educated by accepting And Jesus went nbout all the cities nnd viliagos, teaching in their syna­ though I wonder how many of us • Every summer the State Union on the job. This summer we had Ih c 1 gogues, nnd preaching the gospel of the kingdom, anil healing every sick­ Instruction—rejection 6f instructibn ever think of Him n* such nnd' • By V B r A s ao rin tfil I 'r r t a ) • puts wit * ' coptest o f ’some kind nnd largest number from anyone church, ness nnd overy disease among the people. recognize that tho four gospels means intellectual death. CHICAGO, Ncv. 1R.—Colonel H. D. this year‘ Sanford Wort first plate. present nt the stnet convention in But' when ho saw the multitudes, he was moved with compassion on Miami. IIow, otherwise than by accepting Rardl, profcsaional exposition promo­ arc almost entirely devoted- to Palmetto second apd Lakeland third. - I| J * f t r 3 . i *. |.,4 . i ». 1 them, because work which was missionary in ter, who helped stage the World's . . . they fuhtted, .nnd wore scattered abroad, an cheep having no spiritual nourishment, can the til* » v* I q. ■ * •' i character. she]ihcrd. of tho soul be sustained? Some of the speakers for these ron- Fnir hcrc ln 1893 ln <Icad ,n Seattle, Thursday night of this week there 'Then nalith ho unto his disciples, the harvest truly Is plenteous, but; j UHt fl. lhu catinp 6f the bread "And Jest:*," records Matthew, was a social held in the social room will be: C. C. Hamilton, Boston; C, F ! according to word received hcrc. n c "went about all tlio tellies nnd vilthe laborers are few; ' W l e from flour sustains the body, was 7l years old. of the Prcsbyotrlan church. All the Evans, Chattanooga; Itert T. Jones. Pray ye therefore tho Lord of the harvest, that lu> will acrid forth I gQ lfi0 aeccptnnco of Christ, who I* leges, teachings in their'synagogues, Cnil J Matthews, Marcus C. Fagg, The Herald for first crass job work. nnd preading the gospel of the laborers Into his hnrvcst the Bread of Life, can snvo the soul Duncan II. Curry and Karl Lehmann, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ £!■ ■ ■ ■SB H B K & nB B H B STU B kingdom, and heoiing every sick-1 And it came to pass afterwards, that he went throughout every* city from death. state president. Ducks for Thanksgiving. -10c pound. piess and every disease among the J nnd village, preaching and shewing the glad tidings of the kingdom ef Tlie acceptance or Christ Is a reas­ God, and the twelve wrre with him. people.” The topic for the Sunday evening Short’s Duck l ’nrnt, Longwood. onable requirement If ono would be­ For God so loved the world, thnt .he gnve his only begotten Son, NoLc His impartiality; He did not prayer meeting is, ‘Courage." We come a beneficiary of His blood; acIPS-lOtp. confine Himself to the cities where that whosoever bolieveth in him shbuld not perish, but have everlasting life. reptnnee Is the beginning of the re­ invite you to our Sunday evening For God s<*nt not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but grent numbers could bo gathered lationship between the Elder Brother meetings nt (!::!(», Kir.il Presbyterian Rest regular dinner in town 35 together on short notice, but visit­ thnt the world through him might bc‘ saved. and the rest of God’s children—after church. cents. Manhattan Cafe. ed in vilages, ns well—utid "the , , * ». ,, , . . . . . thnt comes growth in grace and in 107-3tp. common people henrd. him gladly." and became n teacher, that prom- make an impression deep enough MrcnBt|l bv tIi>t.tl|,.nco t0 every word The motto of Christina Endeavor Pcloubol’s Notes .present n very ised day would soon be ushered in to regulate our lives ami strengthen1, ,, ^ liroreci| Bth o u t „ f the mouth of is "For Christ nnd the Church." ARRIVALS AT HOTEL VALDEZ. striking thought In connection with when “every knee shall bow and ur to resiat temptations. God. This is the message to all from PUBLICITY COMMITTEE. Christ’s travels. They tnkc. n single every tongue confess" to God, "That whosoever, bolieveth in ihc'Grent Misionory and the message B. M. Tench, Gninrsville; Geo. country, India, nnd point out thnt "Tho harvest truly in plenteous^' Him should not perish, but have (which each should carry to all othHANFOltl) HAS ONE OF Collier, Washington, I). C.; Louis A, "if Christ had started on the day ns it was when Christ looked out -iers who have not received It. FINEST COCA-COLA HOTLehr, Ilirmirij*haiii, J. T. Kllingwood, of his baptism to preach to the upon the field, but the Inborers everlusting, life," "Why," eomu- may ask, "docn sal - 1 Aa the people about blind DnitlmTUNG PLANTS IN STATE Jacksonville; B. A. Normnn, New vilages of India nnd had continued are few now, even ns they were ration depend upon believing—or acus communicated unto him tho in -, York City; It. L. Thurmtm, Jackson­ up to the present, visiting one vill­ then. Wo need to pray earnestly vitation of Christ, rayng, "Ho oalleth The Coca-Cola bottling works here ville; I* M. Clyde, Tampa; W. A. age n dny, Ho would still have today ns the disciples were asked accepting C hrist?" Uecaure that iH the only normal Hire,” oo every Christian should bo­ at Sanford is one of the finest plants Harden, Geneva, N. Y.; Geo. S. .San­ thirty llmrsnnd villages to visit.” to pray—"to the laird of the hnrIn the slate, and the manager, Mr. W. ford, Atlnntn; Mr. nnd Mrs. T. E. And India is hut n part o ’ the vest, that He will send forth labor­ or logical way by which ono can come a messenger for the spread of obtain any goad thing. 1the invitation extended by Christ to G. Coachman, is to be congratulated Whaley, Orlando; A. .V. McGregor, world! ers into his harvest?’ Our bodies me nourished by food every human being throughout all in his efforts to give the best of serv­ Atlanta; C. C. I^uic, Atlanta; John II. As the missionary work of Jesus Luke, in nlniost the same words thnt we accept—ncceptr.nco is nee! generations. ice to (he people. They have install­ Harnett, Atlanta; A. Witmnn, J. L. rovers only three years, the tntnl used by Matthew, records n de­ i ed nil brand new equipment in the Witmnn, L. J. Witmnn, Tainpn; Dan­ number of elllcK and' villages visit­ scription of Christ's Joumoylngs plant located on West First street, iel Wood, St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. nnd ed was necessarily snuff), nnd yet through the cties and villages, B H B B B I I H U B B H H B B B B B B t i n B a n a LID S B BH N O B B H f l MU ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ p t ) and the cost of the new equipment Mrs. Trammell Hollis, Mnrtinshurg, the gospel preached and the heal­ preaching nnd hringing the good; ! will exceed $1),(>00.00. The machin­ W. Vn.; P. Gilliland, Atlanta; W, D. ing done in them laid the founda­ tidings of the kingdom of God. T h e'B ery is of the latest in time and labor­ Miller, Jacksonville; N. C. Watts, tion for a spiritual kingdom th a t 1twelve traveled with Him; they □ caving nnd everything is done sani­ Lynchburg, Vn.; C. A. Bennett, lum been growing ever since. were assisting Him in nil llis £ tarily and automatically which" is a Gainesville; Arthur F. Cnnrp, Gaines­ Besides teaching in the syna-, labors and, at the same time, n groat feature to sec. Mr. Coachman ville; R. C. Johnson, the Texas Co, goguc and preaching the "gospel j qulring the experience thnt they «• extends an invitation to everybody to of the kingdom," Ho was busy would soon need. He was training j S We can serve and assist you along definite come In nnd sec the new bottling pro­ "healing all manner of disease nnd them for the work for which they ATTENTION. j lines of orderly financial m anagem ent. We cess and the grent advantages of th is ' alt manner of sickness," ns the re­ wore enlisted. They wore chosen The r.piritunl to preach the Gospel thnt H e, 5 can handle either your checking or savings new plant. The ever increasing busi-! The Men's Club of the Congrega­ vised version has it. nt as of this firm has made it pos-' tionnl Church will hold n "Cherry side of Christ’a work has been cm -' preached nnd to heal even as He' S account, or both, in such a m anner th a t you . _i . I sililo for them to give Sanford n plnnt | Tree, Grab Bag and Moving Picture phasized throughout the* ages, but healed. Prim e r lor l U a and West- to be proud of and the manager who' Social" nt tho parsonage tonight. little emphnsis hmi been placed The words of John glow with bis I |;f will find it a real pleasure to tra n sact busiown enthusiasm; no wonder his. " ness _with us Everyone is invited, no ndmission upon the healing of bodily ills. s! • , . 1 ' ' * ■ gospel is so constantly used by It is proper / thnt the spiritual ern Beef, Corn Fed Flor­ :charged, but everybody should bring In noj ■ We can show you how, to save and how olhers n package containing an article of should have precedence over thb those in evangelical work. ida Pork, Veal and Lamb I sotno value. Refreshments will be purely physical for, ns Mrs. Mc­ other bonk of the Bible do v.*o fiud'B5 have saved and we can place our facilities a t Pherson puts it, life in so short a description of God’s affection forjS ! served by the club members. Fat Hens and Fryers, that tho healing of the body helps llis children and ('h ist’s lovingtB your disposal to enable you to follow their This social will be similar to ope u -* i S»«fM j held Inst February at which time ev­ for a fow years oldy While the soul sacrifices no vividly portrayed mid * ---------------- ---------example--------- --------------"Sausage of all funds, lives fprover, nnd yet it should not emphasized, IB erybody hnd n good time. lx> forgotten that t'lirist, by healing In a few uiifnrgcl(nh!t words h We can act as an experienced and depend­ . ^ Bring- your friends and have the F a t Mackerel I time of your life. Come early and the sick, not only manifested H is 1John embodies the very essence' able friend in financial m atters and assist i avoid the rush. Time, 8:30 p. ni. sympathy, but furnished evidence of the Saviour's missionary pur­ you with your problems. j pose—"For God so loved the world, Place, Parsonage of the Congrega­ er His divine power. 207 Magnolia— Phono 101-J. Tho rerordetl miracles wrought that He gave Kin only begotten; tional Church on Third street. by Him included the curing of! Son, that whosoever bolieveth in We have a complete line of practically every form of disease I Him should not perish, but have Thu next verse known ut that time. In bending everlasting life.” OFFICE SUPPLIES buck tin utibwcr to an inquiry, He re-enforces it, "For God sent not A COMMUNITY BUILDER , recounted « number, of uvidcnces llis Son into tlm world to condemn HOOKS OF ALL KINDS F. F FORSTER. Fresidcnt 11. F. W niTNBIt, Cashier of His power: "The blind receive the world, but that the world their bight, nml the Inmc walk, the through him might bo saved." PARTY GOODS u ia ia H rB is B B H R ia in a s o B is M a R R s a s s H m a M s m M M ilu i Here we hnvo the compelling I _ lepers nre cleansed, nml the deaf J. HUGH TILLIS, Proprietor Give your friends the oniy gift hear, the dead arc rnibod up, nnd force that led the Heavenly Father i B i B H S i n R s n n n K i B H H n n a i i B i B a a i i a i B H i i R i R i i a i i B u a i i GREETING CARDS they cannot buy the poor luive the gospel preached to bend His only Son to earth—It “Quality and Service’* to them." llcbidcb these diseases, wns love, the greatest force in tho MAGAZINES Quick Delivery--------—Tel. 103 He hcnlcil dropsy, dumbness, fever, world, tho love o f One who is lieYour Patronage Appreciated palsy, isnuo of blood and withered scribed as Jove personified. muscles anil also cast out devils. Here we have, also, the purpose But—ami here is n thought that for which the Son came; namely, challenges attention—when Christ tliut Ihu wjydd through Him might ■■■BBBBBBBBniMBBaflizBRnrinun •* A h an inducement for enrly .set­ "saw the multitudes, He was moved be saved. ting during November* 1 will with compassion on them, because Seme profess to see in Christ B gB BB B flB B B U r3i:n 4C O B nB lB U aB B U U H aB B B aE B nflB BB E lB B K l«B B U B B B B nB fainted nnd were scattered only n teacher, but even these must present one 8x1(1 enlargement they abroad, us sheep having no shep­ admit that Christ's moral code pre­ TO SHOW YOU WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON YOtJR FREE (value 53.50) with cnch herd." sents the only solution of the GROCERIES. THESE BRICES QUOTED ARE NOT order (Post cards excepted) He had the power to help nnd problems thnt confront the world. ■ SPECIALS BUT AIIE REGULAR PRICES. BUT IT WILL He could not rest when He saw all His is the only philosophy that fits PAY YOU TO VISIT OUR STORE SATURDAY AND nbout Him a need which He could into every human need. His pre­ MONDAY AND LOOK FOR THE LITTLE RED TAG supply, The people were like sheep cepts nre tho only ones that tan For Saturday and Monday * without n shepherd; they needed smooth out ull tljo difficulties of MARKED SPECIALS, FOR WE HAVE SOMETHING Photographer leadership nnd there wns no one duily life and bring peace to each r« IN STORE, FOR YOU « ALL WOOL POIltET TWILL ; 112 Park Avc. He solves inter­ Ground Floor U> lend them. And in not thnt the troubled heart. condition today in many parts of national problems ns well aa per­ the world? sonal, domestic and nntlonnl probThere nre great trinsHen of people Jost as the body will pcriMi with­ to whom the Gospel has not been out the water thnt wo draw from caried—human souls that nwnit springs and streams and wells, so the light. They need to ’ know "of the Water of Life is necessary— EXCEPTIONAL VALUES AT’ ? God's love; they need to bo in­ nnd Jesus is that Water of Life. formed of Christ's sacrifice and to Acceptance is necessary if one's have communicated to them His will Is to be left free. Christ can­ heaven-born wisdom that they may not be forced upon one who does um profit by His teachings. not want . Him. Tho whole chnr* Not only is this true In heathen nrtur of the spiritual world would s i ALL SIZES, COLORS, BROWN, NAVY AND BLACK lands, but it is true In many places be altered if one could be saved and among many groups in Chris­ against Ills will. Salvation. U f?ec tian lands. nnd for all—"Whosoever will, let The horn^ missionary, therefore, him take the water of life freely"— has a work as important as the but ho must take it himself, m i work of a foreign missionary nnd terns. He is the' Prince of Fence a work that should be more easily and HU’ gospel,' when accepted and accomplished. No Christian with applied, wW hiring peace, univenuil «■ •' < whom religion is n reality can feel and perpetual. Even the garage lx worth insuring. a t ease if he is not doing his part But why not accept Christ a s -a COLORS GREY, TAN, BROWN—THE VERY LATEST ■! If It la not imurod, and it burns down, to aid these ahepherdleas sheep dltelne character instead of a mere B you are out what it cost you. If it Scattered over so many pastures. human being? Ills' words como « Is insured, you get the money for STYLE A T . In our own land the interest in with more compelling force when 5 a new garsge. Every building should Christian education is stimulated they bear the regal stamp of tho " be insured, by the fact that many young men only begotten Son of God. a The very nature of fire insurance nnd young women who rc:eive Whether a person’s words have \ ' prompts you tcf look for the best.' their education without any ad­ weight with ud depends very largely 2 This agency represents the Federal mixture of spiritual training turn a upon our estimate of tho person. ■ ' Insurance Company, an organization deaf ear to the cries of spiritual When wo read men’s words we with a record of fair dealing back distress that srlso on svery side. estimaU them according to human of its policies.. : What a change would be wrought rules; We weigh them in our • own FOIU SAFE AND SUBB INS UR. if every college graduate, man and apotborsry scales and feel free to woman, returning from an institu- rej*lt Ihsrp when tfu*Y cqupjA^ith . ,-t. ANCg, CALL tion tof learning, *bould return to k ’l religious Work at home In church and 8 unday school, giving those of Not to with the words that come “WE SAY IT WITH VALUES" less education the benefit of. the fteom One who was not only ;Son < 1M-8 Magnolia A , WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN’S WEEKLY BIBLE The Supreme Missionary O f A ll Time . a W e Serve You in Helpful, Definite W ays SPECIALS COLEMAN'S” Gift and Stationery Shop Pure Food , Market C H R IST M A S • GIFTS l First National Bank a YOUR PHOTOGRAPH 1 SPECIALS j OW EN , j DRESSES | & 1 1 .9 5 $ \ s We Quote You a Few of R e g u la r P r ic e s a | No. 1 Western Potatoes, lb. 3c j Sunset Gold Butter, lb. 55c Fancy White Bacon, lb. 15c V JACQ U ETTESj If US worth building It’s worth protecting \ A. P.Coimelly ft Sods Sanford tvenuc- -2nd St, Fancy Prunes, lb. 10c M �THE SANFORD tiA ItY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1923 Sanford Daily Herald denvors to publish only those mnttera which may bo true throughout its entire news eolumns; to trnnsmute facts or creato n false impression is something wholly fore ign to its policy. Rumors' arc always Inves­ tigated nnd truth sought regarding nil events; and there should be no complaint upon the part of anyone when facta nre stated in their regular course of action.” > GIDDAP! WHOA! GIDDAP! WHOA! r » k l l a k M r t f r r n f tc rn o n n M f f j t HunA a r a t ' l h r I l r r n l i l I t n l l i l l n K . 107 M a K M ntla A 1 r . . H a n f o r d , F l a . The H erald Printing: Co. ._________ r p n i H H K M _______________ n . J , 1101,1, V ;------------- --------- ------K )11( n r II. A. M : i : i , — I l u . l n m M n iin u rr A d T rrU a lu H atra M nitr A p p llrn lia n Iln u u n cm 1. 1'\ V I X S I I I I ' P ........( ' l r r u ) a ( l n n M a n n c r r P h n n r &2 0 -XV a f t r r B p . in. r - T h p h i * I S - t o I.H -pnicr M ' r r k l r H r r a ld r n t l r r l r c n v rr* O rm ln iilr C n u n ty a n d la p i i l i l l a h r i l r v r r r t ' r l i l n j . A i l i r r t l a l n i r r n t r a m n i t c k n o w n n»t n p p l l r n l l n n . 0 - .0 0 p p p > r a r , n i n n y a I n a i l v u n r a . T in ; ASSOC! A T K II I’ llKKN T h o A a a n c ln t r d P r o s * la o x f l n n l v c l y r n t l t l r d t o t h o uao f o r ro p i il tl lo n tl o n of nil n e w t d ln i m t c li r n c r n l l u - i l (o It o r h o t n t h o r w l a o c o r d l t c d In t h i a p jip pr a n il ixlho t h o l o c a l n o w s p tiltllah o d heroin. All r i g h t s o f r c - p u h l l r n t l o n o f a p o d a l d is p a tc h e s h e ro in nru a ls o re se rv e d , n f f l r o i I l h l l A M ) III I I . h im R. L. SHUT, Circulation Mannger. ;. P h o n o i t s \ ■ ■ Why let custom” keep you in darkness and rob you of extra profits you could easily make? Why not in­ vestigate The Fruit Auction Company’s method of selling vegetables, and find out for yourself how much more satisfactory it is than your present method? You’ll be surprised to lenrn howmuch higher prices average by auction. Yet it will be easily understood when you consider that, by our method .of selling tember were slightly higher than in In the paper in some scandal nnd then August, mid 2H per cent higher th a n -they want all the re*.vs suppressed. September a year ago. Prices of It is within the province of tho news livestock products as a group made paper man to m.ihe hin newspaper n the largest gain of any one month rcnmlnl rheet or l.ci,» it clean with since February, 11*22. Hy specific thu idea of giving all the news that is products, advances were made in cot-1 fit to print nnd ieav ing out the por­ tion wheat, hogs, eggs, butter, and sonnlitlcs especial’;.- when to print lambs. Corn and potatoes registered the sordid dolnih will fall heavily declines. on the family, Thu I'nlatkn News Considering prevailing pricer. The index- of purchasing power of says: Southern agriculture is in n better farm product ns a group is placed at "Every newspaper man ia glutted positon than for some years, while 75 as compared with 7d in August and with such requests where some action the agricultural situation for the en­ with dt in September a year ago. The has been committed contrary to Inw. tire country is the best in tho last run of hogs nnd sheep to market The plcadmcnt is made in n thousand three years. Such a silunitin will tf*nd continued heavy although many t.hci dilFerent ways, nr.-! asked for because to strengthen trade throughout the were redirt- iliui-,d for feeders. *'-x* of a thuusund different reasons. whole structure of American business. . . ,pdPttf,TJf uncut including Hour duiing Newspnimri are purveyor's of pubPurchasing ' power or ,farm products,! , .first . . nine . , of,■ HUM were fi*.,r ..................* ‘ [the months lieMy, Thr*rc Is Tver n determined ef­ t hough ns. compar, , , less . , . still . . at a .disparity . ' (M0 ,11(10 hllbheis I uni during the fort to publish 1 only that which is eil with industrial products, is now nt corresponding pci od of 11*22, v.T.cre- true. News items contain only facts the highest, point in three years, deas exports of lav 1 show an in reuse ami can y no tinge of partiality. As ■O.ri.s the (he Agricultural Department , dares . and, of- bacon, i , . . . . . ' of 22*1,000.000 pound!-., soon as an incident happens it be­ n its November agricultural review hams and shoulders 111,01)0,003 comes news and. is subject to publicMoreover, farm prices for agricul­ pounds. Manufacturers' Record. ity. Public records nnd reports are tural products are higher at n season open to the press, and readers expect when farmers r.clually have some­ MORE ABOUT PARKING that the papers will carry stories, of We note many California cars in thing tu sell, the review states. happenings; they expect, also, that Florida this season and this means "Spring wheat territory continues " A m long as parking places arc so 1 thi> papers will publish only that many things. It means that the fume ill distress nnd is still trying to find tin id to lint) in Orlaniio, anil only one which is correct. of Florida is reaching even llit* state Koine remedy," it is staled. "Fnrtnhour parking is allowed, people from Subscribers nre entitled to learn of that is our only rival for the claims •rs in this territory are also discour­ llie neighboring smaller towns will happenings without bins nr favor put out for California and F lu id s as aged at the low price of potatoes and lie disc nurn god front going to the The omission of an article create: being the only places where you can incidental crops. There is consider­ City Ucnutiful on .shopping expedi­ i feeling that the press is control! raise citrus fruits and winter vegeta­ able talk of diversification, and tstions,"— Mt. Dorn Topics. •■d" hy some superior power other bles and the jday grounds of the win­ penally of increasing dairy stock." Sorry because we can't make rub­ Hian its owner; nothing can lie fur Prices of crops ns a group in Sopter tourists. Now the California peober chases out of our curbing and in­ th e r'fro n t the fact. Every- news Glad gatherer strives to make accuracy a R H i i i m i B i i i i R i i i R i i n i a c R R i B m t n n i K i i i i m i i B i i i s i R i i B K B ^ crease the size of our streets. because lack of space for autos in­ feature, nnd he prefers to accept pub­ dicates pep, prosperity, petulance lic records rather than to trust tomid plwsipratlun. It is better to have those who may have sonic end tr ■ little or no |>nrking space than to have serve by distorting facts. That b ■ n dead, dormant, decaying town one reason why all publications have where cobwebs and dust gathers *<> complete accounts of many ind Howevct-, the Courtesy Card is a dents, and to lie aide tu quote the as­ Things Worth While Picked Up Along tin* Wny; Sonin ■ good idea and we are going to roe sertions of another regarding any From Pens Long Ago Laid Down; Some From Pens ■ that Miss E, I*. Edehurn, editor of topic is considered good "copy.” ■ of Later Days ■ the Topic, gets a great liig shining Errors are harmful in m every way ■ card, all nicely framed so when she and unjust to u|l concerned. Reflec­ “GOD KNOWS" -* conies over, or Huh Holly of Sanford tions against any person are never Willis Powell of Tavares, H. II indulged in -by the press in its newIn n burygruund in the far, far West, Guthrie of Sanford nndnll the othefr columns, Great papers of today Where the graves of the shipwrecked lie, that they will be properly protected would bo still small in sixa ami lim ’Mid the grass green loam, like specks of foam, nnd given all the time they want.— Red in circulation did they fail t* Thrown in front the sea hard by; ■ Orlando Sentinel. ■ print all tho news "that's fit l* Ami mussed to marble with many a trace, ■ print." The Associated Press, th> Uy the winkling wind o'ersprend, greatest -and most accurate g ith erv PRINTING THE NEWS Is a tablet white with an upturned (led. ■ ■ of news, allows no sentiment in ii With “God Knows" brokenly carved thereon, ■ ■ ■ ■ Like a sob that has stiffened along the stone, Some people have strange idem presentation of facts, no m atter whit ■ Like a sol) that has knotted in breast and throat. about newspapers. They want all the may be the belief of thu head of th■ Long after the voice congeals the news printed regardless until it irganization, or the sentiments h That mute “God Knows’’ amongst Death’s windrows, comes time for their names to appeal nay possess. The Palntka News on pie arc coming In Floiida to look us over and we would like to get some of them for permanent residents. Cal­ ifornia people know how to boost a state and we could learn much from them nlong this line, ---------------- o----------AGRICULTURAL SITUATION RKTTER THAN FOR YEARS. ’ SENTIMENT-Old and New j m S $12,00 Yearly! An I n s u r a n c e m a n III H .ulti C a r o ­ lin a , n f a r m e r In W i s c o n s i n , ix d u t c h ' r In M inr i s o l a , o t h e r s a ll e v e r I tu- I*. B.— Itiei'i* nu-ii w a n t ­ ed in m m u r e n t m u l iry -m n U ltiK IiiimI iicmm. Ulci’trleU-.Maht 111 Ue S h o p s «nvi> t h e m I h d r n p t i o r i u rilty, Tml.'iy l i n y a n d m a n y o t h ­ e rs o w n I h e ir o w n pro sep ro u x K l e r t r l e h - M n l d 1tith e S im p s, w i t h iiiit h iiv liis ' k n o w n a t h i n g n tu m t t h e b a k e r y liua!nt-s s b e f o r e . Y ou h a v e t h e s a m e c h a n c e r l s l i t In-re. A c a s h liu sltie.ii; n o c h a r g e s ; no ih*tl v e r i e s t j o u r p r o f i t s In ti n Hit e v e r y it Ik lit. l i v e r y m ic w h o e a t s Ih a c u s t o m e r . Il u n ln e s s irotid nil y e a r to tim l. W e Mioply a ll e q u i p m e n t a n d i n f o r m a l hoi. Vcro, otic of the fnstent growing towns on the cnat const is building n $200,000 tourist hotel. That is the w n y to b o after business. ■ Phortc 51J Eyesl For Snnford ${»,000 to ■ V *; Blindfold Off Your GOOD FOR l *' Take the Here’s a business . 1*'fei.'ri AJvrrll.mK krfirv.rr.dlivr L THS AMf.niCAN PRESS ASSOCIATION r I ■ Cot. Oak and First.' The Demid delivered six times seek for lfic. TO A in n iT I M '.I I H l I n c n a n o f o r r n r a o r n i n l a a l o n in leg a l o r o t h e r nilv o rtlao rn e n ta The Ifernld P r i n t i n g ('o n tp u n y dooa not h o ld Ita o lf lia b le f o r ilnm nire . f u r t h e r t h a n t h o a m o u n t r e c e i v e d f o r n u c ll n rtv e r l l » e m o n lB . We note many strangers and men of moanR in Hanford these days. There ia n greater opportunity for investment in Hanford todny than in any other city in the south. Look it over. •----------- o----------The big Jacksonville Fair opened this week nnd from all reports it is n good one and a credit to the stnte. We cannot have too many fairs and places where the visitors can sec what a great agricultural state Floridn really has become. We have oth­ er attractions here aside from the climate. ----------- o----------The state papers nre all coming round to the idea of the editor of the Herald that "charity begins nt home." For years we have preached this doc­ trine and tried to point out that we have children to feed and clothe and poor fund needy to take care of in Hus state and much ul- the money being sent to foreign countries should he Bpent in this state. We have been censured for this stand hut we took it and we sill] take it. We have much work to do at home and we should do this work first. sanfo rd P assengers and Packages Leaves Lake M ary 8 a. m. and 1 p. m. . Leaves Sanford 10:30 a. m. ^rid 4:30 p. m. "j. If your Hcrnld has not reached your home by 5:30 pern. do NOT wait until the next day to notify the office. If, after 5:30 p. m. the carrier has passed your house, call 148 and a copy will he delivered to your home Im­ mediately by a special carrier. The office will he open to these calls up until G p. m. :no LAKE MARY TO Bus Line Notice! Subscribers! B n h a rrlp llo n P r i m In A d r n n r n O a r Y i - n r . . . .............................. ........ ........ Sfl.OO I I I M o n t h * .................................... ............. M O I t r l h r m l I n C i t y for C n r r l r r O a r W r r k ...................................... .......i s O n t a M K M liK It ‘ D --c / To the reader of tombs appeals. T is a child’s light body those daisies deck, The sule one wushed ashore From the fated immigrants’ ill-starred wreck, And its wave ’whelmed human store— The only body of all the drown’d, Nameless ami'nude, that w as ever found. The old priest paused in the funeral rite, “The name of tho dead?” quoth he. “God Knows," said the clerk of the village kirk— And the waif from the dark blue sea With only those words on the tombstone gray, Which so much to the heart express, Was folded away to I he Judgment Day ’Mid the daisies of the far, far West. And ever anon in a cadenpu deep, The winds and the waves a requiem keep; And the mist at morn, and the sun at noon, And the stars when the day is done, And the pale moon, too, thro’ the shimmer of dew, Wave o’er the nameless one. t But God In His infinite mercy knows What n liquid name and rare from out seraphic angels' lips When they spenk of our waif up there. % “God Knows” in thu heart’s maternal breast, Unnamed and unknown find equal rest. * Unknown. u,V>c •/ / w y t k u > # bidding begins, the excitement starts. Up—up—DP creeps the price bid on your Vegetables The auction prices are*recorded and printed in an independent daily publication—the New York Daily Fruit Reporter. The proceeds of sale is mailed to you within 24 hours. Only our small selling commission is deducted. Simply because you have never sold at auction, is no reason why you should deprive yourself of the better prifcennd other advantages offered. It is never too late to begin. We absolutely guarantee a fair and square deal. W rite for booklet “More Dollars for Fruit Growers." It is interesting^md instructive. It’s FREE. Write tir Wire Today f i i r fu ll p a r t i c u l a r s . A r t n o w to o h ia l it e x c l u s i v e rlith t.i In 8 a ti - Eleclric-Maid Raltc Shops .121 Cedar St., St. Paul, Minn. XDaRXgBnBsasnuntnnariBEiQ^^oR B A G G A G E TRANSFER (E*ubUthctl 1330) F. P . R IN E S 2 0 2 - 2 0 3 - F ra n k lin S t., N ew Y o rk City Fur the convenience of Flcr-tln «li!p;nx-. New Y-irk Auction Miirkrt Infurmalfon may be obtuuicJ a; liic ollice of C. \V Chewnipg. Orlando. 105 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1R1-J nQnaDinRRBXCBHaBUBlBRaOBRB 0 V B B i n B M B B B B B B U » B f l B B m E n a B U B i a a u a Q B I i K B B K n B k Y B B n B C B B B K B I i a K nBEnUSriRBnnfltamiUUUBWUHUIiaBB a _________ _______ ______________________________________________ _ —— ■ IF Y O U A R E SUFFERING From Headache, Catarrhal, Deafness, Tcnsilitia. Dizziness. Hay Fever, High Mood Pres­ sure, Hrcnchilis, Asthma, Stomach, Liver, Intestinal or Nevous Troubles, Hemorrhoids. Insomnia, Melancholia, Fallen Arches and oilier chronic troubles. Regain Health and Happiness at the Howell Sanitarium ORLANDO, FLORIDA Downtown OlTicc, 11 W. Pine St., over Hand’s Furnllme Store. I)r. J. C. Howell, Physician in charge. I)r. Arthur N. Smith, Assl::tunt. O steopathy. Milk and R est Cure, P a th s , Electronic Treatment, Orilicial Surgery, Auto-Hemic. Pos. Foot System, Etc, PHONE 548-J ‘ NIGHT CALLS 679 * ______________________ _______________________ 1 . , ___ ___________________________ ____ i *B B R B iinu B B nB B iB B !iB B B B nH nB B aB anrnaanaEH R E3nsB aH U H B X R iii«rcB nR aB B R taH B aB B B iiR *nB B iiii ■i Now is the Time to FeeJ for Winter Tggs | 5 s SUNSHINE EGG MAST* AND j SCRATCH FEteD j is just the feed you need right j now. These feeds are carefully prepared from the best of ma­ J .U i > f * 7 jt terials and are sure to give sat­ J We now have ready our Kennedy short wavo broadcast receiver. We cordially invite isfaction. We arc headquarters for good ) to come into our place, inspect this sot and arrange for n free demonstration at youi feed of all kinds and can give venience. you just what you wan at reas­ 2 With our first trv out of thia act we received twenty-one different stations averaging a dis onable prices. Come inspect our j tance of 1000 miles. tod; and let us figure with you. ■ The features of this set "Your money back if you ate SIMPLICITY not satisfied.” Can you g jt a SELECTIVITY DISTORTIONLESS fairer proposition than Hint ? E ■ s ■ S 5H AND PRICE B 5 ■ ■ n 1 HE - C A S H Sanford Feed FEED S T O R E H H & S u p p l y Co. F E E D -M A Y -C R A IN A N D F E R T I L I Z E R S P H O N E S 3 9 ■ M Y P T L E A V E R V » S I . S A N F O R D . F I A. Ml 11* H I S S S I k Hn o ? FIRST STB I ,i * �PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1923 SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK STRENGTH GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING R. L. SHIPP, Editor BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING Robd Calomel of Nausea and D anger i j plans have been made to give them . The Gators will reach I.akcl | a cordial welcome to Polk county. this afternoon at six o’clock and The game tomorrow between t h e se , he quartered at the Thelma Hotel institutions will bring out a record the* guests of the Southerners, Medicinal Virtues Hctnlncd and Imcrowd for Lakeland and pinna have gnnie will he ployed on Atlalr F proved—Dangerous and Sickening been made to entertain visitors from «"‘l will begin promptly at 3:00 j>, Qualities Removed. Perfected Tab­ all sections of South Florida. Satur----------------------- let Called "Cnlotnb” Tonight nt the Milano "Scandou! day, November the seventeenth, will HEX’S CLL'B-MF .I'll ANTS ous Tongues." prove a gala day for Lakeland as this' GAME POSTPONED, WILL T he lu te a l triu m p h of m o dern sc i­ e n c e Is a " d c - n a u s c a t c d ” c a lo m e l tnl>game will have ovory appearance of EE PLACED lUNIG let k n o w n t o t h e d r u g t r a d e n s "C n ln Enid Dennett nnd Fred Niblo, tn h s ." C ttln tn .l, t h e m ost g e n erally a real football classic. , | -------u s e f u l o f nil rn e d le ln e s t h u s e n t e r s upon n w id er Held o f p o p u l a r i t y , — All high school football squads of *,ht' . f ” ™ W,*,|i Le U/ ,,i,ihl. p u r i f i e d a n d r e f in e d f r o m t h o s e o b ­ Action nnd Romance, Humor and the state have been extended a cord- i th<; , A} V> 111 Hn.,» j e c t i o n a b l e iiu nllliiH w h i c h linvo h e r e ­ Pathos. t o f o r e l i m i t e d Its use. ial invitation by the Southern manl,uU,c IrC ,or<l,al‘1' 1mvllwl 1,3 th In b i l i o u s n e s s , r o n s l i t p n t l o n , h e a d a c h e , a n d I n d i g e s ti o n , a n d In n g r e a t agement to attend this game ns th e ir>“ n*t° f,rcu Fox Comedy, "Voting and Dumb guests and at the present time seven v a r i e t y o f li v e r , s l n m n r h n o d k id n e y Z1h‘\ 'V Club-M; rdiant g.i t r o u b l e s ru lo n w d w n s I lie m o s t s u c ­ c e s s f u l r e m e d y , b u t Its u se w a s o f t e n different squads have accepted this S(hl‘,ult' 1 1:1 *»> n e g l e c t e d o n a c c o u n t o f Its s l r k e n l n g Country Store, 15 big prizes, Invitation. The Hillsboro-Plant City league was postponed on area I| mil Ities. N ow It Is t h e e a s i e s t u n d i from t . their a i i °* the. .concert ln*t niRtit which m o s t p l e a s a n t of m e d i c i n e s t o t a k e Kamo was mlvnnced a day t . _ \ O ne C a l o t a h n t b e d t i m e w i t h a s w a l ­ . m j ... . . . ,i ■ HtaKcd by the Womans t lull. Inst< lo w o f w u t e r — t h a t ' s ull. No t a s t e , original Fchedulc in order that there no g r i p i n g , n o tiuusea, tio s a l t s . A two rntuad.* might have an onnur^ \ g o o d n i g h t ' s sleep a n d t h e n e x t m o r n ­ *tunity j. to 1 v/itnrsn .. . .. gamy. 11 Go to Mrs G. <\ < uttM . for fr in g y o u o r e f e e l i n g tine, w i t h a c le a n this 1 liv er, u p u rifie d s y s t e m a n d u b ig a p ­ * * country eggs 05 r-ents a doxen, r p e ti te . Pint w in d you p le a s e . No The entire gator squad is in the fal fry, danger. • 'n l o t a h p a r e sold o n ly In o r i g i n a l , pink of condition for ibis game. They I lOR-ltc sealed paek n g c* . p rlre th ir ty - liv e c e n ts f o r t h e l a r g e fa m ily package; le a c e n t s f o r t h e sm a ll, t r i a l six.*, y o u r d r u g g i s t Is n u i h n r l r e d to r e f u n d th e ,,p rlc -> g V fW g jy i x p n ie n , |J i * l , \ m i . \vJJ| he -. t honiiigble-dellglit'd — (A dv.) 8 -2 9 -w cd -frl-ft w kly with ,t aloiahs ■leven on Hood Field tomorrow after­ Notice! Subscribers! noon. This premises to. be nil excep­ tionally row! pa me ns both teams are very evenly matched in weight and i If your Herald has not reached vmtr heme by 5:30 p. m. dt» NOT speed. wait until ihe next day t:j notify Conch Wilkinson finished putting the office. If. after 5:31) p. m. his men through n hard Workout this the carrier has passed your nftenioen In preparation for lie fray heuGP. call I IS and a copy will with the Saints tomorrow and states' lie delivered to yovr ham?* |mthat Ids team is in the pink of condi- 1modlutoly I»y a special carrier. tion for what promises to he one of i The office will he open to these their hardest gam eft of the year, lie ' calls ui) until (! «. m. has strengthened the line considerIL SIU IT, ably which is about thconly weak link in the .Sanford High grid ma­ chine. With a fast backfleld an he has got many expect to see a com­ plete walk away but still the wiser ones shake their bends and say ."you can't over tell!" This is enough to giro anyone the, impression which is true that the) In ': I.on''> a r t —now o ; ’ t for In-.* grid battle tomorrow afternoon will payment "bf S '..to and Clndnty Tor;e-. lie n first rate one. A di.veouJil <f iwo per te:.i i.i allowed A radio message sent to Warsaw i *1 November, returned the same second and we .1X0. 1). JIKK IN .', Collector don’t blame the message at nnl. i Seminole Couv.ly. J County nntl hams demonstration KRtnts of West ritirltla have formed ni: nswiation to try to solve the problems, in agrkvlture and heme i -onomlea pec u Iin.- to that part of the state, nrording to the report of MIm Bertha Henry, home demonstra­ tion ngent of Okaloosa county. Sun-Proof P A I N T When Yen P a in t Use Sun Proof, Sold Only by SANFORD PAINT STORE WELAKA BUILDING I’hone ---------------------------- 303 N H I f '- -^7 H V " rV « ifih y. Sfm St. Augustine To Play Locals Here Tomorrow . The Dally Herald, 15c per wceic, I'p-State Team Will Meet the Locals nt 3:30 Tomorrow Afleriinnit on lluod Fi.Id. The locals finished lip tlildr last practice this afternoon before locking horns with SL Augustine High's LAKELAND, Flu., Nov. 1*1.—All docks have been set to indicate the hour of the nrrivnl of the ’Gator clan from the University of Florida hero this afternoon for their battle with Southern * College tomorrow and all And he owns one of the nicest bungalows on the Heights, five rooms, bath, screened front porch, built in back porch, corner lot 70x120, garage, house complete­ ly furnished and all modern conveniences, and for a quick sale he offers the whole works for $2,000.00 down and the Jbalance like rent. Piping hot biscuits—tharmclt mah flour don’t make them bis­ in your mouth like snow on a cuits taste lak mob.'* summer day—you can make Because this pure,soft wheat1 them easily with Aunt Jemima flour is a little whiter—a little, Pure Soft Wheat Flour—nowin finer in texture—a little better, towm than the best flour you have' ever used —A unt Jemima is Rich and fluffy—hot biscuits happy to sponsor this new prod-; make the meal when baked with uct which bears her name. this perfect flour. They please Tem pting; tasty cakes, piesi the palate and add zest to the and biscuitsarc the results which appetite. Aunt Jemima assures to house­ “ Mah a d v ic e a in ’t w u ’th wives who use this soft wheat nuthinV’says Aunt Jemima, “if 00876262 A sk your grocer for a sack of Aunt Jemima Soft Wheat Flour housewife who 'wants to w — make SURE that her tabic will have the best of everything, is most particular about Ret­ ting nil her groceries at ROBERTS’ GROCERY lo o k t h is ONE OVER Stone’s Cokes SANFORD, CALVMET Heme made Cakes and I’ics v u i.^ m y B/utma powacm Vegetables tor Saturday Goes farther Jasts longer We are always dad to have you call at the store—but you can always be ossurd of the same service by usln* yt>ur Telephone O TEL? * ‘ — FLORID^ o f many other hrandsTjfafs why Fresh Fruits and OUR THANKSGIVING FRUIT C^KES HAVE ARRIVED Surety, Fidelity/Casualty Bonds and Investments 7 PLAIN OR SELF RISING EVERYTHING GUARANTEED FRESH Oysters. 4 u n t J emima M ills C om pany Aunt J e m i m a , Pure tfoft W heat SPECIALS Storage Eggs better o untJemima M ilted by the mahra] * o f the famous Aunt Jemima Pancake Fleur It C o n ta in s £ Flour ^KfJEHIHAMIllSCD^ L*- at j q b e p h -p.a t Distributors �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1923 PACE SIX When Wc Cut Itibbed Hinds of Pig. Snouts .............. Little Pig Pork Hams Florida Legs of Pork Florida Pork B eef .....a ....,....* ..... S te u k s *........ Fronts of B e e f...................... Beef Sides ...... .....*....... Beef Stew .... ............... Briskets of Beef ..................... Pot Roast ..........*....... Oven Roast ................... Whole Chucks of B e e f...................... Beef to B rase.................... Round Steak . ............... T-bone Steak .................. Seven Veal Hinds ..;.... Veal Sides ......... Pork Roast ....... Pork Stew ......... Devonshire Sausage Pure Pork Sausage *................ Western Legs of Pork ............. A....... Western Shoulders............. Western Spare Ribs ........... Boston B u tts................ c h o p s r........ ...................... Brausheger Sausage ........................ Tongue Sausage ............... Head Cheese .....r.................... Hickory Smoked- Pork Armour Star Hams ................. Picnic Hams ................. Bacon Nuggets AUgar Cured .......... Old Country Bacon ........... Sliced Ham ............ Boiled Ham ............ Tripe Liver^ Pudding Franks Wienwurst Bologna 4 Lbs. Apples for .................. W E MEET ALL COMPETITION ON GROCERIES KEEP MOVING Jj£ West F irst S treet...................... ................................................................ -................................ .............................................................. ............. N ext Door to Coco Cola B ottling Works | A. V. McGregor, C. C. Lnne and business and is stopping nt the Among the busines visitors in the City Subtsantial yesterday from the Johr. It. Barnolt were business visi­ Montezuma. tors to. Sanford from Atlanta, Gn., City Beautiful was I). J. Shardelon. Thum lay, stopping at the Valdez. C. Raymond and party of New Concord, Conn., who arc touring the * . ^ J. W. Perkins was among the busH. C. Johnson, representative of the state are at the Montezuma for n _ __ I rners visitors in the city yesterday Texas Co., ir, in. Hanford today In­ brief visit. specting the local plant! He is a Jacksonville v f i represented here j G'om Tampa. guest of the Valdez. •elcrday by J. Id. Worley. I . C, I.. Chillson of Bartow spent the ,_ . ( The thrU ing Manatee section was day here yesterday (transacting busi­ Mrs; Sam Yountz nnd mother and ness, inniang. hhi headquaiters a t the Among tlir.-e from Tampa in the represented here yesterday by M. G, Ah*. H ah Wight nru spending this Montezuma. clty"yesii rday were Cliarlca FI. Palm* i Rushton. • , • i week in Miami and Palm Beach sightcr and Mr. nr.d Mrr. \V; J. Bradley. -------Our belief or disbelief of a thing -------Miss Lucy Byrd Smythe spent the .-eeing. does not altar the nature of it. Semi­ J. II. Wragge nf FVrandinn wn.i day very pleasftnUy in Flustis ns the L Everhart of Atlanta, Gn., is in nole County Bank invites your ac­ among* the husincs.i visitors register- guest of Miss Helen Becrbower nt the city for a few days attending to count. ed at the Montezuma. 'h e r winter home there. LOCALS Port Richey, on the Cotcc River and near the Gulf of Mexico, is attaining considerable fame na a tourist town. A hotel catering to this class would he a success. C. A. Bennett and Arthur Camp, [ days, making the trip in the Umbach of Gainesville, Fla., connected with the state agricultural department arc rpending several days in Sanford H. li. D uhart can sell They are guests of the Valdez. A pnrty from Helena, Gn., who are touring the state were registered at the Montezuma yesterday were S. J. Meadows, Cecil Meadows and Mis* Vera Meadovvui*> » . . . J .->•!- • A. Witman and sons, J. I). and L. J. Witman, of Tampa, n frequent bus­ iness visitor to the. City Substantial, were nmong the nrrivals Thursdny nt the Valdez, f * * * f you the finest oranges a t $2.50 per box at his orange packing house, 403 Sanford avenue. . I ■,*,**.. - tfC M. A. Galloway and family nnd Mr. Best regular dinner in town 33 Mrs. F. J, Gonzalez, Miss Frances and Mrs. C. A. Williamson of Bartow cents. Manhattan Cafe. w ire among the arrivals here yester­ Gonzalez and Mr. and Mrs- J. E. Um­ l'J7-3tp. day and were guests a t the Monte­ bach of Orlando have returned home from Miami where they spent several zuma. For quick results try a want ad, DRESSES A N D MILLINERY \ S A LE OK S U C H VAST IMPORTANCE, COMING AT THE MOST SEASONABLE TIME OF THE YEAR, THAT IT BEHOOVES THE THRIFTY SHOPPER TO SUPPLY HER NEEDS AT THESE EXCEPTIONAL REDUCTIONS FEM ININE Fashionable PeggyPaige Frocks th at reflect every whim of the new mode. Such a choice selection of lovely frocks, th at you will find their suit­ able charm entrancing. C i ( i f i f i Reduction on any Peggy THE NEW WINTER MILLINERY MODE HAS NO LIMITATIONS the tag then deduct $10.00 from price m arked trich and embroidery* Touches of silver ;here and there *enhance their i * ,; ‘ * 4. t p x v .v v P aiffe Dregg “I Look at FOR DAY-TIME WEAR % * These frocks will serve with beauty and utility. Pleated tieos; coal effect; beltless fronts; braid and embroidery; unusual sleeves and collars; drapes and rufTles. Seeing the collecUon will crystalize what your~imaginution has concrived. Silk and Cloth Frocks $29.75 Dresses v $ 2 4 T *5 O A A ........ a t .............,.* .....i Others reduced in proportion '0 off Saturday and Monday only beauty—created in P anne Velvet, felt or soft silks. Reduced so th a t you may buy two in the place of one. D R E S S E S ..................... mI. v ■ •'■i’ w ear are individualized by lace, osr* . # **1. ' Saturday-Monday only $24.50 Dresses a t ............... $22.50 Dresses Beautiful Large Picture Hats created In Panne velvet and Dwvetyn. Alcved hnnd made models H ats for day time, street and sport A A ®^t^- — - STOUT DRESSES Beautiful frocks in Satin Canton, Canton Crepe. l*oirct Twill andothers.Slenderizing frocks of youthful proportions for the large woman. $29.75 Reduced $27.50, Reduced $22.50 Reduced $ 24.75 $ 22.50 $ 19.75 •i> $9.75 Hats at ...... ................... ........ - ............... - $ 7.95 $7.95 Hats a t ........ - ................................ - ........ $ 6.75 $6.95 Hats * • t a t ................ - ......-......................— ... $ 5.75 Others reduced accordingly 1 f- �'THE SANFORD DAILY HERA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1923 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES—STATE MARKETING REPORTS 'You con find the name of every live Business Man to (n Sanford In this Column to each day. jqi Classified Ada lc a word. No Ad taken for leas than 25e. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit acordingly, ' q u ic k s e r v ic e TRANSFER jfe“ * "al TraMifvrrrd Anrwkrre Any Time JACKSONVILLE Fin., Nov., 15.— Carlot shipments for Wednesday, Nov., 14:—Oranges, Alabama II, Florida 170, Californio 29, Arizona 2 Mississippi 10 total 222. Unrcportcd 13, Florida 42. Lettuce: California 45, Idaho 10, New Jersey 10, Oregon 2 , Virginia 1, total 74. Virginin 1 by boat unroported. , Grapefruit: Florida 65, California 2 , total 67. Unreported 13, Florida 14. Tomutoes: CalifornialS, Texas 1, total 10. Connors Cnlifornn 5, total Demand ?1.6(> bushel. Grapefruit slow, $2.25. Beans: Green, $3.00-$3.50, .’ wax mostly$1.50. Peppers: Unchanged. Avocados: Supplies very lig h t Selling today $6.25 rrao. New York—(Cloudy, 46 Above) Pepper: Florida 2, Georgia 3, New Beans: South Carolina bushel hampers Green, best $3.00-$3.50; poorer^mostly low as $2.00. Eggplant: Florida crates, best $3.00-$3.50, poorer low os $1.00. Okra; No supplies on - markets Squash; Florida pepper crates, white $3.CO. Cincinnati— (Cloudy, 45 Above) Miscellaneous: No ^Florida Offer­ ings on market to day. Boston A■ Squash? Supplies liberal. Demand slow. Movement . drnggy. Market about steady. Too few sales Florida cJhe greatest breakfast e v e r eaten was a b ig sta ck o f golden brown pancakes m ade w ith FOR SAL^5—Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Slisworth, Beardnll Avenue. San­ Sanford Novelty The. Senboard Air Lino has com­ ford. 83-tfp pleted its work of surveying a right W orks rOK S a LE Olt ItHNT—Centrally loof way to Sneads Inland, and will soon V. C. COLLER, Prop. voted dwelling eight rooms and sleep­ begin the work of extending Its rail­ ing b«rch. Worth your inquiry and General Shop and Mill >V Celery: California 30, Indiana 2, road to that noted vegetable island, consideration. A. P. Connelly & New York 34, Oregon 2, total 70. J u s t add w a te r a n d c o o k Contractor and Builder two miles west of Palmetto. Sons. 188-tfc. express equivalent tol car. Supply Unroported Michigan 3. 517 Commercial Street r OR SALE—Some Gandy bridge Mixed Vegetables: California IB, moderate. Demand nnd moyemont Sanford, —------------------ 1 stock. P. O. Box 205. 100-3tp. Colorado 11, Florida 1, Louisiana 2, fair. Market steady for good stock. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for Mnntnnn 1, New Jersey fl, New York California boxes, lugs, ripcs, No. Is Jacksonville, 23 WEST light housekeeping, 701 Mngnolin. 3, North Carolina, total 42. Unrc- wrapped $3.00-$3.50 few best $3.75 Florida 191-tfc.ADAMS ST ported 13, Michigan 1, 111iunis 1, Un­ to '$4.00. Ordlnnry green $2.00-$2.50, S. O. Shinholser mostly low ns $1.25. Modern bungalow located on Sanford reported 12. Baltimore—(Cloudy, 41 Abovfc) Heights. $250.00 cash, bnlance like Philadelphia—(Clear, 14 Abow) Contractor nnd Builder Shop nt Home. Patronise your homo merchant, Eggplant, Squash: No supplies on Cukes: Florida 2, no cars on trnck. rent. E. F. luinr, Rooms 501-2 First but, if in Jacksonville tlurii r The State Fair, visit mnrket. Good inquiry for eggplant. Supplies moderate. Demand and National Bank Bldg. Phone 05, Sanford, - ■■ I Beans; Receipts light. Demand movement moderate, Mnrket steady 193. Mnrket ■ Florida bushel crates and boxes, ven­ nnd movemcn moderate. FOR SALE—Petunia plantsTTB'cents tilated cars,fancy $3.75*54.00; choice steady. South Carolina bushel hnmp- jj dozen. Pansy plants 25 cents $2.50-$3.25, culls $1.50. Refrigera­ ors, Pearl $2.00-$2.60. f A. P. Connelly & Sons perperdozen. Cnrnntion Sjdvln, 50 cents tors, fnnry, $3.01), culls $1.25. Cukes: Florida 1 car, receipts light ■ Established 1908 per dozen. Stewart, the Florist, 814 Real Estate, Loans and Eggplant: Supplies light. Deninud Demand limited. Movement moder- ■ Myrtle avenue. and take advantage of our Insurance nnd movement limited. Mnrket dull. ate. Mnrket unsettled. Florida square " 196-4tc. bushel crates, extra fancy $5.00, fancy JjFloridn pepper crates poor $1.$$*$2.50 Phone 48 104*8 Magnolia Avc GREAT ANNIVERSARY AND STATE FAIR SALE FOR SALE—Grape fruit, 35c per Peppers: Georgia 40, 2 cars on $4.00,few higher choice average $3.00 n and you can “MARK MY WORD" it will he n greet saving to you dozen; oranges, 15c, satsumus, 20e. trnck including broken. • {s Supplies to $3.50. By the 100, $1.50-$1.00 and $1.50 reChicago—(Cloudy, 40 Abore) * STEWART the Florist pcctlvcly. Drive out nnd get yours, light. Demand und movement alow. Beans: No carlot arrivals. No ■ A FEW SPECIALS FOR THIS EVENT Mnrket dull for Georgia stock. Rushcl Flowers For All Occasions enrs on trnck, receipts equivalent to ■ hampers, few $2.00, Members Florists Telegraph De­ B. T. Tiller, Fnola, Flo 193-tfc. 1 car by express from Louisiana. De- S HIGH GRADE NOVELTY Atlanta—(Cloudy, 52 Above) CHAPPIE COATS DRESS SPECIAL livery Association T o r SALE—one of the best corner Oranges: Boxes $3.00-$3,25, bulk mnnd nnd movement moderate. Murk- JJ COATS 814 Myrtle Ave., Phone 20G-W loention sin Sanford, 11 room house, All wool Poiret Twills, Vel­ of Brushed- Wool. et stendy. Floridn 7-8 Imsliel Immp- * Latest ours, Silks, Jerseys. ers,, wax, gegon, best $3.50-$ 1.00, * Mode of lustrous Bolivia, Silk garage with -two rooms over it, for Novelty Snmple Values Regular Retail values poorer $2,50-$3.00. r. lined. Black, -brown and Kit sale or will trade for vacant lots or Peppers: California 1, Florida 1, *| 'Fox. Value G O O I Z ( i to *22.50 Sanford Machine Co, city property of any description on •° Texas ], 3 ears on track including a ?:i9.G0 to $45 General Machine and Boiler right basis. A. I*. Connelly & Sons. broken. Demand nnd movement ’£ 193-tfc. *1. Works moderate. Floridn standard crates, |[J Cylinder Grinding FOR SALE >— OcSotu paints nnd fancy $4.00*$4.50. varnishes at Sanford Novelty Phone 62 ------ Sanford, Fla. 100 BROWN RUSSIAN FOX 50 SAMPLES OF NOVELTY SPORT COATS Cukes: Demand nnd movement I■ Works, sole agents. 154-1fc EVENING DRESSES CHOAKERS moderate. Market sternly. Supplies In fine all wool materials FOR"3ALE~Girl,s"Ibicycle and a good moderate. No cars on trnck. No Jj In all lending shades nndnewSolid Colors nnd Stripes Guaranteed in every Respect. Heater. Both in perfect condition cnrlot arrivals. Florida square bushel ■ Full lined cst styles. Regular Cannot be duplicated nnd nt a bargain. Mobley's Drug crates, fancy $1.00-$ 1.50, choice $3.00 fi Store. 197-3tp. Values G O f f A O Values 0 ' j i 9 C O at the G1 Q CO to $3.50. $09.50 tjV fU V e V B to $22.50 .... 9 1 0 . 3 U price .......... t J llO id U LUMBER FOR SALE—Yellow “pine Tomatoes: California 10, Alnbnmn *j lumber, rough or dressed, prompt MRS. CLEMONS, SANFORI) 53. Supplies liberal. Demand and u delivery in Sanford and vicinity, two STEAM PRESSEDv is USING movement slow. Market weaker. Cnl- £ We Are H eadquarters For Furs—30 to 50 P er Cent Saving mills in operaton, Osteen, Fla,* ,TeJ. FREE G,*S TODAY.. . ifornia .boxes, ilugs* originiula, • beat jf. Cards* "oW anford'a Reput­ 4811. 197-6tp. $2.25-$2.50. .Considerable over-rpe, ■* ------- ——---------- — *----------------- .------------------------------„ ----------able Professional Men, each soft, $1.75-$2.00. ZLcrn repacked, best — FOR SALE OR RENT—About Dee., of whom, in his chosen pro­ 1, 5 room house, bath, lights, garage. ■ ■ a n iiR ia n a B R x iB E i.iE R iB iu R a n n E s a x n a ^ K M a c c a iiir tu n z a fession the Herald recom­ Heights, Hunter-Route A, Ilox 160. Huy Your Gasoline here—you mends to the people. 198-3tp. may be the lucky man today FOR SALE—rive acres on pnveti road, part cleared. , Easy terms. Also comfortable, well arranged bun­ ‘Orlando’s Favorite Shopping Place’ galow incity. Very reasonable. In­ Quality Tires That Satisfy Schelle Maines quire 1103 Oak avenue, Rivers • lU8-3tp. LAWYER wo DRIVE-IN FILLING STATION ACESSOIUES — Court House George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Rank Sanford ------------------ Florida Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Rank Rullding Sanford -------------- Florida Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Rank Building Sanford,------------ Florida W. J. Thigrpen Real E state FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance R. C. M A X W E L L Real Ewtatfe and Insurance SANFORD* FLORIDA MILDRED SIMMONS Teacher of Pianoforte 11and Pipe Organ Studio: Room 22S, Melsch Building B. F. WniTNER, JR. County Agcfct Officer Basement of Coart nouse Phone No. 6. (LUted U. S. D. A.) $4.50 FOR RENT—Two-room housekeeping apartment. 719 Oak Ave. . First Street and Elm Avenue, 183-tfc. Telephone 447-W FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 703 Palmetto. 198-6tc. Desirable bed room for FOR RENT couple over Herald office. Apply to apnitmcnt 4. _____________ FOR RENT—Apartments and slceplng rooms, Ferndnle Apartment.!, Bishop Block, corner First nnd Pal­ metto streets. 189-14tp. FOR RENT—Fuminhed rooms for light housekeeping. 701 Magnolia avenue. 193-tfc. FOR RENTES* to 5 furnlelod apnrtments newly finished, modern garage. II. T. Tiller, Paola, Flu. . 180-tfe. FOR RENT—Furnished house 1306 Park avenue. Apply 61H Oak »veFurniahed housekeeping rooms corn or 11th street and Elm avenue. M. Schneider. ■>_____ lt)5-7tp. FOR RENT—House for rent corner of 12th street and Magnolia avenue. Furnished or unfurnished. Apply ut 11th street nnd Oak avenue, or at Mrs. B. E. Takach, nt IMco Hotel. Room and hoard at $ fo ?6 o a week at Mrs. B. E. Takach, Pico Hotel. 195-fltc. FOft "RE NT—Cotta gc\ ST Mueson~ 190-7tp. FOR RENT—Cottage, 112 French avenue. ll)7*3tp. POITTIENT—VurnlsHe3" bedroom. In­ quire 1100 West Flrat street. * in? a . WANTED See tile Sanford Stove Works, 002 Sanford avenue before buying atoves. We will save you money. Wc also re­ pair stoves of all kinds, grafonalos and guns. _______ 104-tfc WANTED—Tram work^ In q u ire d . Hanson Shoe Shop. WANTED—Canvassers, white or, col oral to sellct xolorttd people. CJoth ing Co., of Florida. Phone 018. jp A 108-2p. Beginning Saturday, November 17, and Continuing through the following week ’ H,":l V A beautiful silk crepe, from complete and new stock which was formerly priced at $3.25 will be sold at this re­ duction. 40 inches wide in the following colors: •ZXXBL F. a D. DETROIT Ford u tility , durability, enlarged hood, graceful and economy arc embodied cowl, slanting wi ndshieid to the lull in this new and atreamline body art Ford Touring Car. * pleasing details that cnIn adJition.it is up-to-lhe* "*nc* it8 ■tyl& minute in appearance. It W ith this handsome exis finished in an enduring tcrior, it combines every black, rich and deep in lustre, A high ndistor, cUl to open car utility. 74u car u s he obioimtd through tht Ford fVreify Pur chert 71m , Authorized Ford Dealer TURQUOISE, COCOA IRINESE BLUE SEAL BROWN MARINE BLUE NAVY, BLACK WHITE, BEIGE MOCHA BROWN FOX AND SILVER GRAY CORAL, PINK AND ORCHID SAMPLES WILL BE GLADLY AND PROMPTLY SUBMIT* TED IF A REQUEST IS MADE OUR PERSONAL MAIL SHOPPING BUREAU, f* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 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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IV, R3DAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1928 OMMITTEE TELtfSTORJf BERLIN, Nov., 15.—Official quar­ ters here dismiss as wholly unfound­ Conference of Republicans Has Already Been ed report circulated abroad that Ger­ man government hn decided to repud­ . Called «. AND EXPECTS TO PROVE iate treaty of Versailles in its en­ EVERY WORD OF IT, AND STBESEMAN GOVERN­ LATER - • in* Tli* Am w U M Pr*u» j , ,,, _ . _ tirety. — largely unchanged, with Senator MENT CONCERNING FU­ WASHINGTON, Nnv. 15.—Elect­ ator McCumber of North Dakota ns To Inspect “ Gas” TURE STATUS ioneering for the plums to be divided head of the finance committee. in the choice of officers of the senate ' Stations In State Selection of the president of the and in the new houds already has be­ sennte is the principal organisation 01 Gnng of Conspirators Who question in tha* ••branch.* It Is of Manufacturers and Distributor* of Many Are Sentenced To gun. ‘ Were Ready To Some For Life Continue ThiB,Mornlnpr and Will Men Were On Their Way To Hunting Oil Demanded Inspection for Rivalry is centered largely among unusual interest flow aince there is Defraud Grounds the Republicans, with their majority Smoot of Utah succeeding former Sen■j j, Have Bearing On Quality ATHENS, Nov. 15.—Court at KlcCase (Mr I k r A M o r l a l r R F t » m ) . control of both bodies, but the Demo- no vice-president, and the presidency of the senate carries a aalary of usis hns sentenced to death generals WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.— Stirred NEWARK, Ohio., Nov., 15. Four crn^g Q|BO are divided over the ticket TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Nov. 15.— IB ? The A m M la tri P r m ) Columbus men were killed this morn­ they will present for nil offices from $12,000 a year, or $4,500 more than Nathan Mayo, the new commissioner Leonardopoulos and Gargnlidos and by Charles R. Forltcs charges against PjARI8, Nov. 15.— Advice* from ing when automobile in which they president of the senate and speaker senators receive, plus the use of an of agriculture, Rtated todny that tho majors Avrnmhos and Nicdnrcns, committee counsel John K. O’Ryan French sources In Berlin say that were riding was struck by Pennsyl­ nutoniobilc and an elaborate suite of inspection of gasoline and service sta­ leaders of recent revolutionary move­ told the Senate vetcrutis conunltleo of the house down. negotiations between representatives vania train at Frczyburg, northenst offices. Senator Cummins of Iowa tions throughout the state, to which ment. Many other officers of high lie expected to prove convincl ngl^r (he Present Indications are for the of occupied territories and- Strcse- of here. Men were on their wny for has told friends he would like to rcrank involved in revolt were sentenc­ whole truth of E. H. Mortimer’* sharpest contest in the house. The no attention has been given during irfenn government concerning future —... main afl president, but he also desires day’s hunt. he post few months, will be demand­ ed to imprisonment for life or for chnrge that Colonel Forbes was ©no relation of Sueaker Gillett Is said status of the Ruhr and Rhineland are ccrto continue as chairman of the Inter­ of n gnng of conspirators who were ed on the part of manufacturers and long terms. by organisation leaders to be continuing this morning. tied together cheek and jowl to jleThose killed were Henry Campbell, tain and it is generally conceded state Commerce commission. A num­ distributors of gasoline and oils. fraud the government. He expected . Oscar Norville, J. E. Turner and that Representative Finis J. Garrett ber of senators hold, however, that The department now has, the com­ LONDON, Nov. 15.—The complete Harry Watson all of Columbus. no senntor holding an important chair­ missioner stated, four inspectors in further to show, hesnid, that tjii* of Tenncsseo will be the Democratic cessation of every kind of reparation manship should also be presiding o f­ the field, one in each congressional criminal cbnduct was in consonance candidate; but a spirited fiftht for payment by Germany was semi-offiwith Forbes, previous life record. \ district, whose duty It Is, among other leadership honors and commltcc places ficer. daily announced last night, accord­ * Senntor Cummins is said to prefer things,^to draw samples of gosolino Is in prospect. The progressive bloc ing to a dispaU^> to the Central News WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.—Charlos is demanding important committee retention of his chairmanship, even and submit hem to the state chemist from Berlin, R. Forbes passed the lie direct today to election as president of the senate. assgnments, and with enough votes to for nnlysis for the purpose of determ­ This action was taken on the to two of his accusers— Brig. Don. If he declines the presidency, Sena­ ining whether or not it comes up to give control, if aligned with tho Dem­ ground that the treaty of Versailles Chorion K. Snwycr nnd Kilns 11. Mortor Curtis of Kansas, Republican the .standard fixed by layv. ocrats, the Progressives are in a had been violated by Franco and that timaii—Miul thvu. ehargoJ counselor Tno Inspectors, it Was stated, .Will strategic-position . of ..powsr. This .whip; Senator Lannrol. ofiviViiseunsin, ..therefore. U could not be observed by the senate committee Investigating Senator Moses of New Hampshire, nlso cnrcfully examine and inspect group is sold to lie more interested Gcrnteny. ' the veterans’ bureau with suppress­ in the contest for majority leadership, jand Senator Jones of Washington will ull measuring pumps nt service sta­ appearing now to He between Reprc-|bc probniy urged tot the place. If tions, In their respective territories. Friends Intend To N om ­ ing material farts which show hlxjnLONDON, Nov. 15.—Germany has -*• . . . ■ > * a _ I__..1.1 Moline nocence. • rentatives Longworth of Ohio and the Iowa senator should relinquish They have been directed to condemn inate Him and He decided to repudiate the treaty of his chairmanship, nn the other bund, Moreover, the former director of and close up all pumps which are Versailles and not to comply with Winter Park, W inter- Graham of Illinois. Consents Senator LaFoilette of Wisconsin, one found to he inaccurate, and to report I that tb the bureau charged witnesses A call nlrcndy has been issued for cither the reparations clause or any of tho organizers of the progressive nil the facts to the commissioner of hnd been "brow-beaten" into testify­ a conference of house Republicans on other of the clauses of the treaty ns haven, Plant City and ( H r T f t r A a n w r la (ril l ' r r » « ) bloc, would he next Jn line to head agriculture In order that prosecution ing before tlie committee nnd assert­ December 1, to arrange a slate of long as the French and Belgians oc­ OMAHA, Nov. 15.—Commenting ed that his counsel had Ihe proof. tho commerce commission, under the might be iriHistuted against tho guilty Palmetto Named candidates and n call for the organiza­ cupy the Ruhr, says a dispatch to the on statement mndo in Chicago by seniority rule, with Senators McLean parties, in case the facts and condi­ Turning to Forbes’ attorney, Jas. tion conference of Republican sena­ Dally Mail, from Berlin. David I.. Rockwell of Ravenna, Ohio, d i r T i p AM»<-intrd P r m ) of Connecticut and Watson of Indiana tions are such ns to warrant such S. Ensby-Smith. John P. O’Ryan, tors is to be issued next week by Sen­ CHICAGO, Nov. 15.—The Chicago tlmt friends of William G. McAdoo following. action being taken. general counsel for Ihe comniittee, In­ BERLIN, Nov. 15.— After Novom- White Sox will train in Florida next ator Lodge of Massachusetts, Repub­ intend to nominate him as the Demo­ Senntor Robinson of Arkansas is The names and addresses of the her 25 Germany no longer will be spring, according to definite announce­ lican lender, probably for Novemlter cratic vnndidoto for the presidency, quired if he was prepared to furnish to be the Democratic candidate for Inspectors nre: Ellis Woodworth, H O or December 1. The outlook now the evidence. abio to meet the drain upon her ex­ ment by Harry Grahiner, socrelury president of the senate. At the Dem­ Tampa; L. W. Zim, St. Augustine; Mr. McAndoo said here today tlmt "I am if tho committee desires to is suld to perxugo nn agreement be­ chequer for the pnyment of unem­ of the club. He nnmeil Palmetto, ocratic organization conference he will J. li. Brinson, Madison; A. W- Lewis, Mr. Rockwell has stated the situation henr it," replied Mr. Easliy-Smith., tween the Republican senators without ployment doles in the Ruhr and the Winter Pork, Winter Haven and accurately. he chosen Democratic leader, succeed­ Muriunn. "The committee certainly wants Rhineland and will then set both thenc Plant City ns those under considera­ much difficulty, through retention of ing Senator Underwood of Alabama, to henr it,” declared ChnlrniLn Reed. regions adrift, permitting thorn to tion for camp. Decision is expected he seniority rule. Under this the Present Situation LOST HER SUIT Opening the cross-examination of present chairmanships would remain who resigned lost winter. shift for themselves. to be mndo about November 20. AGAINST LUMBER MAN; Forties, General O’Ryan whntefi ta In Ruhr Section This direct statement was made, in FAILURE TO PAY know who wnn In the* ‘Voh*piracy,f ofifeial quarters here last night. Cannot Continue destroy him which the former direc­ South Carolina Man - Unless Chancellor 8trescmann ar­ ( D r T k r A ■ » o r l n ( r <1 F rra a) tor harf charged on yesterday was'on Shot By His Son rives at a different conclusion after NEW YORK, Nov. 15.— Miss Olga Prime Minister Baldwin Hnys In foot. pending conferences with leaders in Ralph, music student from EvauHlvile, W ho W alkd In Sleep Speech Today. "Mortimer nnd Williams (J- M. the occupied areas, as the rolchstag Indiana, has lost her suit for $4,000 Williams, u Philadelphia dnlryn^an opposes such a policy, it is now be­ No Other Way To Account For Fath­ against John II. Kirby, president of ( H r T k f Xaartrlalrd l*rraal LONUO*L-Nov. 15— Prime Minster who previously has tsctlfiod) were lieved that the Immediate future of the Southern Tariff Association, nnd er Being Killed two of the conspirator^ anil thire the Rhineland and the Ruhr will be head of ono of the largest lumber Baldwin, {nSonswcr to luhor motion were others," responded Forlie®- ? of censure in house of commons, suid wholly determined by the nature of companies In Texas, whom she ac­ LAKELAND, S. C., Nov., 15.—S. with reference to tho Ruhr nnd re­ agreements which the local leaders C. Whipple, music denier who shot cused with failure to fulfill alleged O’ Rynn drew from’ Forbes the ad­ he hnd there arc able to enter into with the and instantly killed here early tdoya agreement to pay her $500 n month. parations situation, that of President Cooltdge, Senntor John­ mission that Mortimer had found him spared no pains to let it ho known French and Belgian authorities. ns he lay sleeping in his home. Police HUT HAS BEEN CALLED OFF and Mrs. Mortimer In nn apartment son of California and LaFoilette of BANDITS HELD UP CLERKS to Grent Britain’s nilics that the Brit­ The unemployment doles which the investigating case worked on theory | WITH NO INVITA­ but Forbes declared' tho door was AND TOOK MONEY ish people could not continue in­ Wisconsin; former Governor Lowden German government is paying out to Whpplc wss shot by his 10 year old wide open. He and Forbes hnd some TION definitely to maintain the spirit nec­ of Illinois and others mentioned in men and women in the Rhineland and son walking in his sleep. Father and COLLINSVILLE, III., Nov. 15.— essary for co-operation If the pres­ words he admitted aiul they may have the Ruhr will amount to 200,000,000 son had planned to go hunting. Young connection with jhe presidential nom­ .Three bandits today held up two ent situation was allowed to continue. been partially about Mrs. Mortimer, Whipple was lodged in jsll but no gold marks Jn the next ten days. ination. Discussion of presidential lie could not recall ixactly. He said clerks o f Consolidated Coal Company An autonomous state in the pres charge yet placed against him. When ho gave the 22-year-old brother of prospects appeared to take almost here and escaped with $14,000 payroll WARNS •UBLIC OF ent stage of ■occuptalon and under other occupants of house heard shoot­ Mrs. Mortimer a position paying $3,­ Getting Busy With All Detail* LIQUOR POISONOUS equal rank with the business which money. prevailing economic and social condl ing they rushed to father’s room, 000 annually but denied he did so to For Next Big Con­ had brought the Republican leaders tions U viewed in Berlin circles as in found him dead, boy found in bed vention WASHINGTON, Nov. 15. — An please MHs. MortimerSanta has opened his treasure bag here, tho initial work towards choos­ expedient and not feasible, and the in still asleep. alarming picture of the dangers lurk­ at Yowell’s store and one of the ing a convention city. clbiatlon In government quarters ap­ ( D r Tfcr la i r d r u n ) RACE TRACK FOR MIAMI. ing in poisonous liquor being sold greatest stocks of toys and Christmas pears to favor a plan to hold the oc­ FIVE AUE INDICTED Fve ctes are peekng the 1924 Re* WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.— Denver, > things are on display In the toy de­ throughout the country was painted AT 8T. AUGUSTINE cupying powers responsible for get­ heretofore regarded ae a strong con­ publcan meeting—Chicago, Cleveland, MIAMI, Nov. 15— Construction will partment— second floor. 8ce the ad­ todny by Dr. J. M. Doran, head of the CHARGE OF FRAUD ting the local populace fed and back tender for the Republican National Denver, Des Moines and San Francis­ begin soon on a race track pnd dub Industrial Alcohol nnd Chemical di­ vertisement today. to work, and otherwise readjusting convention .next year failed to submit co. Representatives of each will pre­ Miami vision of tho bureau of internal rev­ house of the newly-formed ( H r Tfc* A « * * * l «»* 4 complstely ths desolated conditions in sent invitations 'and their claims to­ Jockey Club, it Is announced. Char­ ST. AUGUSTINE. Nov. 16.—Five an Invitation whsn special sub- com­ enue. Samples of liquor seized in the Denver had not* been determined de­ all lines. men, Including Alvarex f . Bays, for­ mittee of the party met here today day before the national sub-commit­ vicinity of Washington, Dr. Doran ter papers have Jutt been 1received In Dm event the latter oolution is finitely last night. tee at a-meeting In the New Willard from tho secretary of etnto and those mer vice1 president of a local bank< to receive convention bids. adopted, the Berlin government will Information presented is to bo said, analysed in the treasury labora­ Hotel. Daid Mblvane of Kansas U indicted by the grand jury on charges tories, show a serious deterioration in behind tho scheme to pul on horse invent .the local German authorities WASHINGTON, Nov. <16.—The the sub-committee chairman, his as­ checked up and summarised for tho they had defrauded Marcue H. Biuroracing here have announced that a with plentlpotentlary powers-author­ national committee’s consideration at quality, even for Illicit spirits, less grandstand of sted and concrete to enthoi of Cleveland of approximately great national political show of 1924 sociates being Charles D. Hillies of ising them* "to deal with the French, its December meeting, when further than one per cent proving genuine. A $20,000 In alleged confidence game had its formal fall opening yesterday Now York, W. M. BuUer of Massa­ seat 7,000 persons will bo baUt at the year ago It was estimated 2 per cent Belgian find British authorities, thus with the assembling of Republican chusetts, Ralph Williams of Oregon, arguments in behalf of the various mile and ono-enghth track they pro­ making the occupied rones* temporary last winter. Baya was arrested today leaders to begin vfork In selecting the and H. L. Kcmcll of Arkansas. of the supply was good. contenders are scheduled .to be heard. le on a plot of land near and gave bond of $200. “ Many cases in tho hospitals of pose to graude wholly independent of official Inter­ Chicago's bid Is to be received first, Mr. Mulvano said he did not expect convention city for next yekr.. Ae the Miami. vention by the central or Prussian the sub-committee to make any rec- Washington and elsewhere in the The Herald for first class Job work. first official act 'o f the presidential the sub-committee deciding to hear country," Dr. Doran sold,, "may not governments. viw nrrt-rj-r__ r — —._______ _____ campaign a sub-committee of -the Re­ the delegations in alphabetic order. omemndatlons to the full committee, FORT MYERS. Nov. 15— Lee coun­ Chancellor Stresemann and othar seem to be due to wood alcohol poi­ Fred W. Uphnm, treasurer of the No-i but merely to present the Informa­ publican National Committee today ty commissioners have voted $1,600 chamulons of the proposed plan to one-third of the qualified voters and soning, but In my opinion many of will receive Invitations from several tional Committee, will present itsitlon in concise form. jettison ths Ruhr and the Rhineland, a consequent three-fifths vote for cities bidding for their 1924 conclave, claims. Representative Burton and Republican Isadora here expect the them are very likely duo to the small for an exhibit of Us prodFuete at amount of denaturante left In boot Madison Square Garden o?xt Feboo long aa they are under military oc­ ultimate ratification. The federated subject to tho final choice of the full Carml Thompson are to speak for national convention to be held early 111! ____tit a t 1 states also would have to be consult­ leg liquor whifh has been imperfectly riiary 10-24.' cupation. believe that passing “eco­ i ____.» . * t!i national committee which will meet Cloveland. Senator Cummins and In June, June 2 or 9 were dates dis­ ed In accordance with paragraph IS ' nomic autonomy" U the sole solution former 8enetor Rawaon head the Des cussed today, with sentiment appar­ made from denatured alcohol." here December 11. NLmber 1HG2 gold the flvr gallons to the problem now confronting the of the constitution of the republic Corn liquor hero, Dr. Doran said, Political gossip bubbled today In Moines delegation, while Warren ently favorlrtii the letter date. Some and this sanction, combined with the of gas at Frank Akern filtinic st ‘ government «don gtbe Rhine. been .found to he full of impuriShannon of the-San Francisco board committeemen are urging a May con­ had .. **l ■*!• *V'f % * 1• * - * ■• Iund out of a hotel lobby conference! of Republican in ukkod to cwfc at Any movement ln those areas In complications growing national committeemen and other of supervisors and John-Y. Shea of vention but any considerable support^ ties, I and get hi*. ‘ It Io there "for* you Mr * the direction of forcing the estab­ plebiscite. Impress the Berlin cabinet leaders from several states, there ho­ the men’s lltl. hotel m v u m association will urge for such an early meeting, it is said. lishment pig an autonomous state with the futility of .forcing the issue lng wide discussion of the prospects that city’s Cislme, who will speak for'hoe not yet developed. The Harold fqr first does Job work. Dawson. Day U U Don't forgot. > t , •• . « f k *1 • V • *•• . * • ■■*!“* * } n. - •' v *■ *4 4W. K .would require tbf Initial support of of an autonomous state at this time. • GREEK LEADERS RECENT REVOLT WILL BE SHOT FORBES OF THE RHINELAND M’ADOOOUT FOR PRESIDENT WHITE SOX' WINTER RIDA DENVER WAS HERALDED AS STRONG CONTENDER FOR NEXT MEETING PLACE REPU BLICAN S p iB ® �* ' - ' ‘ phone ■ * '/ ' ' Maximum yesterday,'80 If yon hare any friend* visiting yofc—if yon are gold* anywhkr1* orirem bend, or If yoo are entertaining, write a postal card to tola detrim ent telephone the iUm. It will be greatly appreciated. gMogdutona, -»* * «:* * ;• y * o . - , . , ' t. 4 be tfiOre than glad lo ah Mr. and Mr*. Tern tinsburg, W. V*.? Hi Milbury, Now York Simms, •JackSonvRtyi Jacksonville; JpB.'l ville; E. H. Clark,; H. Rtlnv8a**f(nalu Chattanooga/' T6nn-$ Jacksonville! F..K :J --- ■' Baltimore; W. H. Ndrjrta, A u»ntfci **• JonM# Jacksonville ;.H. G. Erneat and wife, Jacksonville;. R. -It. Klnard, Crescent City; J. L. Duffy, Boston; p h . Padget, New York City; K..W. j^anklin, Atlanta; R. B. McKinney, . >« - ?*W 'not forget the Msiftttl 'CtWcert 4. - - „| A|,t tomorrow ni|uu . F. Keiffman k ' ■. , Agnes Gofld for benefit of Fernald* Ttemembor the tfospital Concert at • Laughton Tloapital. , r ' • . W/-J, ■■ . . ( , ' Parish House Thursday nffchY. .. j £ u i n Lucy Byrd - Smythe haa -Wtamed homo from n-delightful visit Be sure and hear Mias Simmons in With relative* hr N*W Vo** and New her piano group Thursday night at the Hoapltal Concert. --------; Urn.M. Martin haa returned after Come oU| to thtf concert and ahow •pending the sUmmcf at Illghland*/ N: C., afft la at home to her friend* at* Comfort cottage. . - m' • _ '■* '**• , ■■. Mr*, T. A; Butner and children re­ turned borne Monday evening from Wlnstort-Salem, N. Cm where they Walter IL Murphy of Anderson, S. a , has accepted a position with the Dtftton- pre-cooling plant’ and is now now loettod in Sanford. . mum last year, 83; mtnlmam, north' east of Rote Com ite northerly wjtodf. Oifly 23 blocks um and minimum tempor- 1 representatlve cities, fur- „ MUft « ——j ---nishod by the weather bnrean from ord friend* made record* compiled * t'8 p. m; follows: tru« to old time ' r A V Ma<. Mm. w good Joker. He Atlantic C ity -----. — 66,; . 88 t <; National Ban* ‘Atlanta .................... -i------- 68 46 i) to the ta|l. buildBoston ................... ....... 84 40 while In Romo and _a a . . l . u J _ J . .. • ■ n D U (w . Buffalo oxpressed hi* appreciaton of Sanford Chicago ............. and Sanford folk. . Cincinnati ..... ..... Dr. Gardiner and J. M. Gillon of Dos Mofnea the entertainment'1 committee had Jr., Bartow, Pla.J E. C. Bccdoe, Min­ Kastport, Maihekonto good entertainment with Gdorg# neapolis, Minn. Kansai City Brokhan at the ivories while each New York TUB VALUE OP THE CURB member of the Club waa given a tick­ Rttsburg f eti on Ut* back of which wa* a subject . ' MARKET. St. Louis ... to which he should address himself. Toledo ....... This arrangement brougbtdout many Miami has a public market estab­ Washington promising important speakers, that lished ort line* very slmHar to those Sanford: would otherwise, never have been dis­ (hat used to be spasmodically dis­ covered. Every one wire's real con­ testant for the price—oVcff the Judges; cussed in S t Petersburg, before our and it was necessary to'dlvfrt to the entire business population directly or ■guiar* dinner in lot system in order to determine the rlndlecUy went Into tha town lot bus­ # Beat* Snhatton CafsL; rda) winner. Bob Dcah, the lighten iness, and the following editorial cent*. l$6-8tp. from the Miami Hhritld may ever* ing interest calcalatbr of tha 8em now bo of interest as showing what lnole Bank won 4n the finals. Sam Bnumei won the attendance that newspaper thinlcs of iho W e ate members o f prise, a fancy belt, but not knowing that market to Miami. The rffrald The Plorlats Telegraph -■ whsr it i» for and having lio earthly »«y«5 Association. “Under the new licensing ordinance Delivery use for such a contrivance he Will one of our moat valuable Miami iti* probably donnte It to the Jewish Re­ Flowers delivered by lief The Kimanis Club will have stltutlons was. badly bit. That in­ charge of two districts in the coming stitution la the curb market, orginally Wire, fa st matt or phone Red Cross Roll Call, and Jno. D. Jin­ anywhere, anytime on king and A. Raffleld will look after short notice. Stewart, this work. *- from , PRICE,$7,000. • i. • Hr. - Rooms 601-2 8t National Ban* Bid PRotl* 05 * All Kinds, of Insurance WririvaUTraA? CATHOLIC BAZAAR. ntate and will Christmas 'BAkar of Catholid Florida: • ,. church ntfl’arish ltouso. December 6 ,jid c. . tftu 0- uesday drivotaTShrUnithe ie winter in fapert Typewriter cleaning amf re pairing. Call II; S. Pond, phone 221 nr Peoples Bank. ; FOR MRS. COX. Mr. and Mr*. C. H. Dlngeo of lira. E. E.Cox of Lakeland who made- her home in Sanford for years, Dunedin, former residents of San­ wiO the charming honoree yesterday ford are In the city for a short visit afternoon when Mr*. Joseph J. Dlck- with friends. laaon and Mrs. R. E. Millon enter­ ' --------. i tained in her honor at the home of Comrade and Mrs. Joseph N; Brndy the former an Magttolia nvenue. the Florist, 814 M yrtle of Col. Theodore Roosevelt Camp and The spadoaa rooms of this lovely Auxiliary, U, 8 . W. V., Miss Rath' Stokes W ill JNot avenue. " borne were, opened cn suite and Brady, Mrs. Brady, SrM and Mr. 196-ltc. adorndd with quantities of exquisite Cleece of# Orlando were amorig those Oppose A n y Suit pink rose* combined with feathery participating In the Armistice Day place In the civic Ilf*/which we should ’. For Separation recognise, a n d not seek to-destroy. D—To buy a tent 12x14 pre­ feraa. * celfcbratitm on Monday. address H. D. W. care of the • . The afternoon was pleasantly spent ~ ' m' inn.etn Woetd Appeal From Recent Verdlet ”It haa been tru*.p£all clUes. slnW with fa(r*y Work, and a number of the first city was made, that thb Tomorrow will be the fifteenth, the Rendered. * - larger they grew anA the farther^ re­ *, D. L. Tlirasher haa his place over­ coritieits afforded much merriment. time limit for toe member* of Col. moved from contact-with the contry loaded now with, merchandise since Later Mrs. Robert Glonn sang very Theodor# Roosevelt Auxiliary, No. 3, (Dy The AaaoctatP* PfHI) sweetly ‘To The Friend Wo Love.” more sterile lihrchasing the stock o f ‘ Sanford Shoe NEW YORK, Nov. 14.— W. E. D. surrounding thart, Mrs. Cor responded with art appro­ grew their culture., ^ ^roc artifltW & dothlng Co., and he is giving big Stokes will not oppose suit for sep­ priate toast. ' aration brought by his wife, Mrs. thrir life,-. Apd Ip toe same way the reductions In prices in order to move At a late hour the hostess served Helen Elwood Stokes, hfs attorney country on which tfcsy dependdd for some of it quick. Read his adver­ napport, by betor awny, bj- tisement in this- issue and then go “Apple surprise,” fruit cake, coffee tho eall. Whare ara tha other nine­ log made remote ar^ unrelated suf­ and see the bargains he has to offer.. teen? Articles should be sent to the and' Whipped’ ertam'. fered equally. Tho^clty without a , Those enjoying the delightful home of tho president, 220 Magnolia close to...th& tountry which avenue. x Whllo planning for opr own coortosy were Mra.; E. E. Cox, Mns. surrounds it degenerates Into stvrlUy. R. E. Mllien, Mra. Mamie Tolar, Mrir. Thanksgiving Joys let us remember It U wqlLknown o l . ^ r Yorh that its “Plorida’a greatest charity.” Loretta Brothersori, Mrs. J. E. Laing, most active cltitepa are thpse recruitMra. F. B. Savage, Mrs. a W ., 8hincd from country dls^lcta. coun­ Mr. and Mr*. H. L. Ernest, of Jack­ holser, Mrs. Aj T. Rosslter, Mrs. try, without a city Immediately to sonville, Fla., wore among the ar­ Whittle, Mrs. George Huff, Mm. Jas. civilise it, In the true meaning of the Smith, Mrs. A. C. Williams, Mrs. M. rivals dt the Valdez Tuesday, driving ....I. car, — Mr.• Ernest Is a chj,dren. r word, grows barbaric. It Is only — M. Stewart, Mrr. Charles Forrester, down in their busines svlsitor to tho City , , ( .. . l . ■ ■ —. when a close and fine relation 1«■»"> Mrs.' Forreater; Sr., Mra. Middleton, frequent 1______ Ulned between toe two that tb* lit* Mr*. Mk W. Lovell, Mrs. A. J. Losslng, 1a1; ____ Farmers o f South Mrs. J. McBride, Mrs. J. H. McMulhd Mm. wuiiam Buckhards, jsjf0 ^r M aking Money ten, Mrs. J. C, Entsrolngor, Mra. H. Mrs. F. Kelfferman, and Mr. --------B. Connolly, Mrs. Robert Glenn, Mra. ■; Wm. H. McConnick dro ATLANTA, Ga., Npv. 13.—The tiortshtp between country and cKy bas C. W. Speer, Mra* J. B. Calder, Mrs. i of a motor party stopping at fBrnierB 0f tho South are successfully been tho cufb market J“ ck®? *W*y W. B. Wheclis, Mrs. Forrest Gatohsll, det fof several day* during we#thoring toe storm of adverse con- under tho atohes of the City Hall an­ Miss XlHe Traftord, MIm Maude Jen­ ar of the state, having driven ditjoni and |a entering upon an era nex, it has provided for severdl years kins. . um New York city. \ of better dortnnd for farm products a most stimulating atmosphere of • --------and bettor prices, in the opinion of genuineness, of colot, of tho life of l i e Daily naraid, 18c per week. icly's Shoppe announces today c y McClure; Well- known Atlanta the soH on whrch we are depondsnt tinning Friday she will call at- $ 34$ ^ mtfc *nd the head of a which is n6V only refreshing, each day to suitable gifts for cb|j!n of ten.cent stores. Ha shows tremendously stimulating. In no other blaee In Miami can the vlsitota to Miami come into actual contact with tho splendid, people who * ^ “ * ” £ * creased home codsuniptlbii during the the back country a wonderland of. de­ period when urtemploymertt was gen­ velopment In no other place in W eral In thla ebuntry, have been over­ anti will'poopto put ao much genuine come bjt Imptoved v condition* at friendship and feelln* mto tho W“ : home. Inc of a mango or of a bunth of “The American public is able to bny marigolds or of some aUmnge new more heavily’ of .every needed tolpg vegetable which they «ro developinff now because the American public Is themselves. We have heard much of prospering,” said Mr, McClure. “ Un­ n South Florida, fair, and of the treoemployment In Industry "has given eslsty for it But right her# in Mi­ way to 'a Job for eyery man who ami, three days in the aeeks it,' business has revived and in­ more, and especially on Saturtlay dustry Is active, therefore the people are able to use more food products apd able to pay a fair prieo for what they buyi “The Issson that the period of de­ pression taught the farmer has been nUI |Hua v » , a a Valuable one and learning it will en­ Will be mail* In thla m out in his department Secretary of able him to avoid a similar situation \ ' day beginnlnR Frld; Agriculture Wallace indicated in aA hefsafter- •The evil' of depending too . J ] READ TUBBS AH. addrbus before too Chicagb Assoda- much upon one crop haa been shown tlbn of Comm«rc*.r ■. to' ail of them. The cotton farmer haa learned that It paya have other thlnge produced on- the farm, that dairy herds help the farm income, 178-lft A W A Y t u f t V fe A R S calrrilc iur (ace, and r«it w move and see and i ffarenca in the color irantoed to fend fnnM ht'M wmPUslon and a?ve ,t color U(t oht the lines. Remove W“ri(hwd»8ndpimi>trt. ftp * Street, M rt. 1 .0 S s S ffip ff® s?S “ I was so i and.smooth. J . V You can obtain refluUr mss from^^ur iSTuAt?(TO tl^ntrtopSioitlA |nd.ana;>oli*. Indiana, (or a Inal tube. h TIGHT COUi chunks of phi a tirht cough' make yoor flcult otad your throat, liaise the phlern by_ tt nnd gate Way., Lee (Crcnsotrd). .j? rruicdy. rdlaros. It is anttsi-ptic, cutsUie pliT^tt) tlse sir protects tte U W U cd relatibn to T I# E i Children Dali nr at 7:30 un TODAY PAULINE GdllON. WYNDHAM STANDING K8 TBLLB HI, JOSEPH BWICJkA^D, RAYMOND McKBB and a cast of of “A WOMAN'S MISTAKE” LY RICH '-a lso Tun.from tha press oat prominently— rerslfleation of crops any permanent o kat; and. utoat U ar standing prhab It la Taken in IU larger . W h eonreniretew $2r-50 Men’s A ll Wool SulU nt per suit ; ’ x $22.50 $30*00 Men’s AU ^ool Rulto tt« pdff *> li $35.00 M ttfk AU WoolflolUf at per ault *37.50 H m ’a All Wool'Unfit. Pair Pulls ftt • A•-* �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,jTO,URSpAY> (NOVEMBER, 1923 , ;K i a w :s s s i 5 ;s s a :a :a B ^ a « »; ___ ________________ ___ 5u Consisting of Satin, Satin Crepe, Crepe Satin, Can­ ton Crepe, Flat Crepe, Poiret Twill and other worsted material The stock have nil the charms of newness. Count loss patterns and colors. At these prices buyers will remember our values are right. The greatest workman ship—are right, and the price is right Wearables for your winter days. Styles and qualities that win approval. Never before have styles seemed so attractive— and what is more not so admirably suited to the exacting needs of winter days. r New Fall Dresses e o e a a They’ re $35.00 Dresses CHOPPY COATS OR SW E A T E R S IS A MOST FAITHFUL OUTDOOR COMPANION AT Brush Wool Slip Over *5 Brush Wool Chappy •doat .,.v.....:..r:..r*.... Brush Wool Scarfs .......... .............. © 45 ff ................ ............. Brush Wool ©42 Coat .... ...............................................................9 0 * M EADW ELL BLANKETS Plaids of Varied Patterns 70x80 in. Mix Wood and Val- © tore Double B lanket......... ........*** 66x80 in. Crochet Edge Double ©' Blanket ................. ^ 66x80 in. Silk Edge Double © B lanket........................................ * 66x80 in. All Wool Double ©1 R h in k t SHEETS, PILLO W CASES 81-90 Wearwell Tape Edge © S h eet........................” ................ * 36-4 Wearwell Pillow Case ............................................ :.v.. i All Linen, 72 in. Dnmcsk $2.75 Napkins to Match $3.50 UNBLEACHED MUSLIN A good weight, per yd. HEAVY CREPE I)E CHINE Black, WJiitc and colors. 40in. wide © f} . ALL SILK CREPE Navy, Blue, Black, Brown, Gray and Tan, ‘10 in. wide 124c $2.29 LONG CLOTH :u> in. wide. 10 yards GEORG KITE CREPE in twenty colors. 40 in. wide $2.00 $1.98 CHIFFON TAFFETA Navy, Midnight, Brown, Tan, Gray, Ilennia * Jade, Cocoa ami Black 1ILEACHED MUSLIN Good soft finished quality. .‘16 in.— no starch fill 15c $2.50 PAISLK CREPE HE CHINE In bright figures for blouse and dress. in. wide 40 IMPORTED JAP CREPE For dresses and Kimonas— Fast colors in all worsted shades. A 27 in. material 25c $2.95 MARQUESET 40 in. curtain net, in white, Baquc and Errice BROCADE CREPE • A beautiful Silk with Brocade design 25c $3.50 LINEN SUITING 3G in. wide— colors guaranteed, in al) colors $1.4)0 For side drape and curtain, a double face drapery in wide range of patterns, special $1.00 ! SHANTUNG SHIRTING Natural Pongee nnd colors OUTING FLANNEL Pink and blue stripe potted. Fancy and plain colors 20c TAPESTRY For upholstering. 54 in. wide Madam Grace front and lace comets and girdles. "Madam Grace" is tho recogniz­ ed leader in developing a new kind o f corset. A corset that is scientific and hygenically correct A corset that eliminates all dis­ comfort. Priced specially to in­ troduce during ;this sale. Full fashioned with Instic top heel and toe shown in Log Cabin Grey, Coodwain Fawn, Boque, Tweetl, Mous, Chestnut, Brown, Black and White ■ Sumo range of shades in Blue 5 Bird a t ..................... .................. SCHOOL SW E A T E R S Like everything else the School Children must have: The Slip Overs are priced at $3.50 to $7.50. In colors size. See them while the selection is good 25c >There is is always room in a • home for a few more handkerchiefs of the finer sort. DeLuxe handkerchiefs include lades children's and Men's, In hem_ sitchcd, popular colors and material in both linen nnd cotton. Sec our display COL. INDIAN HEAD * New fast colored Suiting in tan, cope, ro3e, Lovider, L Blue, Roredo and Navy. Fine for Bchool wear. Colors guaranteed 45c $2.5010$4.00 PERCALES Fancy flowered and striped . New patterns JuBt received. Colors and quality, the best • TABLE DAMESK 64 in. wide 50c 25cl075c WASH GOODS ANI) DOMESTIC DEPORT Dress Gingham, check, plaids and solid colors 27 in. wide standard goods in price up to 40 cents 45c The many new and varied shades that appear in smart shoes make it essential to uso unusual euro in selecting hose. We sell only good correctly dyed and true shop ho./ *’i such well known makes as Good on, 1lulu Proof and Monarch TERRY CLOTH WASH SUITING | CRETONS Kyttle Cloth, in all popular ‘shades, 27 in. material for Suit and Dress— ulain colors Flowered and striped effect. A wide range of patterns to select from in price 25c HOSIERY ASSUMES NEW IMPORTANCE ,v. #. ,, y4 . . .M__ __________ _ __ ___ ______ ____ 25c __ ^ * m ^nm m nn^nnm um ^uunm unnm nm nnnunm L < W ^ £■ b* ■£ ■■ ■£ * �PAGE THREE THE SANFORD DATtT HERALD, ’t OURSDA Y. NOVEMBER 15. 1923 , i^esldimt ftoW Preparing Talk 68th Congress WASHINGTON, NoV. 14.— Presi­ dent Coolldgo started today tho prep­ aration of the most, momentous docu­ ment of his political enreer—his message to the incoming GSth con­ gress. For the next weeks tho president will deny himself to - purely social colors, and, cutting his engagement list to. thB,‘ bone, will give the mnjor portlon o f his time to the drafting of an annual-message. No communication • has aroused tnore interest nnd “ watchful wait­ ing” than the coming Coolidge mes­ sage. Its delivery will signalize the opening of the 1924 campaign. From its contents will be deter­ mined the Coolidge policies to he canted to tho people in support of his candidacy for election. The president,* nccording to ndvancc information, plans to touch upon approximately n dozen mnjor subjects. These will Include agri­ cultural relief, transportation, mer­ chant marine, taxation and immi­ gration. Farm aid, In the president's mind, is perhaps the most important sub­ ject to be taken up, both from the economic nnd political aspects. Tho presidential views already have been well fnreensted by the MeyorMondcll report suggesting creation of n huge co-operative marketing system ns the best solution. * Transportation wil 1be one of the big question marks up to the mo­ ment of the message's delivery. Taxation' likewise is a question upon which tho president yet has made no public statement, although he is known to favor the Mellon plan of reducing income taxes. Congrcssional leaders believe a general revision of t|io existing schedule with an appreciable scaling down cjpuld be accomplished nt the com* irlft session, but with the administra­ tion enjoying such a slim majority in both houses, tho wisdom of such a move is questioned On immigration, President Coolidge will urge congress to extend the net, expiring June GO next, which iestricts immigration to three percent of tho alien populations, ivEATitkn A>ib ' ’ CHOP CONDITION any station was .05 of on iircls— I:i Tho dry weather The weather was ideal during most Putnam county. ... „ ,, , wad favorable for tho harvesting of of the week for the harvesting of all crops. The temperature was much sweet potatoes, rayrup making, the below tho seasonal average, being fertilizing of utrnwborry plants, nnd from G degrees to 12 degrees, dally plowing, for spring cropa. Itain is below the normal with light frost on needed generally over the Section— several days southward to central rather urgent on uplands for truck Cbunties, and about freezing on sor- and strawberries, although both concrnl mornings . over the interior of linuc in fair to good condition, where northern nnd western counties. Tho soil moisture Is present. The ohdays were blight and mostly cloud­ sonco .of rain in. Okcochnbcc district less, stimulating the activitier of man was very beneficial, resulting tin the in his dally tasks. - - - - - ---^ Centra The weather c Honiara, sunshtn light, lacnl froil no dnmago resull peintutes were truck, althoyph were benefited tl of sweet potatoe nnd shipping of tinued unabated progress, but up r I Ml*. M * • and other truck continued in n mod­ erate way. "Strawberry plants and celery are doing well; small quanti­ ties of berries nrc available in some localities. Plowing for opting Crops Jnado progress; range grasses are getting abort, String to the dry, cool weather. Southern Division. As was the ease in other divisions tho cool, dry weather was favorable for the maturing of citrus fruits, but the weather waft too cool and dry for truck, especially on uplands, although the planting of tomatoes, continued. -------------------—— ■ FLORIDA VISITOR 18 FOUND DEAD IN BED MACON, Oa., Nov. UV—Myron C. Martin, 7-1, of Lakewood, Ohio,, who r W oft rbfltc to FlWrMfc In «n automobile was found dead In a local hotol this morning. Tho clerk at thfe hotol told » eortmer’s j u r y that when Martin regis­ tered ho put down h iio t r c t t address, layin g “ I don't, know what might happen.” The jury hold that death was due to heart failure* Best' regular dinner nts. jianhaittfti (kifi. i*" rr»>TW ■ ■■am uffii i i 'f m M M U M B IIM B B B W Superior shrimp, potato,'combina­ tion nnd fruit sr.lnd. I’hone 210. We stick to ''quality” , ropulnr Market. :: The dry wcnlhcr In the Everglades district wno favorable, ami truck in cnnsidcraBIc quantities Is being m a r ­ keted form that district. Moderate raing would bo .baneflejal on qpland*. The rocontr high waiter in i,hc Okocchulw* dUfrict boa disappeared to a largo extent, imd it la now mostly within the cannls. —. - — * -» *•» - vvw* •vtj* " 107-lie..' ANCINET SPLENDOR OF IIOI.Y LAND ON SCREEN AT MI LANE TODAY Particular interest attaches to the stupendous Fox production “ Salome," In view o f’the recent history of Pales­ tine. The Holy Land is now under British control ns a result of the recont World War nnd Turkey’s part in It. Many of the places viewed by Gen. I Allenby's victorious troops piny 1 pnrt In the utory of "Salome," the | magnificent screen verrton of which j jurlll be nhnwn nt the Milnne theater j today. Several of the placet were j reproduced on the uerecn with man i velous fnithfidwva to history. Ks- ; pccially in point in this connection i* the famous Gate of Jaffa. through | which the Uritl-h made their bril-j llnnt entry into Jerusalem. Tho conquest of ihc Holy Lund was accelerated in htgu measure by the aid of the Jewish Ugion, a force recruited among 'Jewhh imtlnnalh'.c under the British flag. Tho United States sent a large delegation' of Legionnaires. One group returned recently to New York, mid the mem­ bers o f the Legion tell thrilling tales of battle with the Turks and views of tho Orient. Their route to the scene of war wnu circuitous, via Eng­ land, Greece, Sgypt and Palestine. asure Linen N E V E R BEFORE Mercerized Linen, 72 In. ................... ....................... . . «I 00 All Linen, 72 in. per yd...... ................. , .............. !.................Z ^ i s io $3^0 *^ll Linen 51x51 Cloths ............................................................... ............S7 00 T O Y D EPAR TM EN T HERN AS COMPLETE W ITH TO Y S FOR A L L SIZE CHILDREN. All Linen Waffles Sets, Colored Check All Linen Tahir Cloths ........ ................. iilue Mercerized Lunch Sets, per set .... All Linen Hrenkfnsl .Sets, colors ........ Modetki— All Linen Napkins, dc/.. M A K E Y O U R SELECTION N O W ; W E W IL L K EEP THEM U N T IL CHRISTM AS Electric Trains, Returns H A S OUR Engines, Tool extra carH, Building Blocks. Air Guns, Joiners; French Horns, i French Cornels I),runts, Hooka of all kinds for Hoys and Girls. r Come, Look Them Over Men’s Department. Toys Chests. Trains with clock work— F or G irls f V g for Thanksgiving i Tea Sets— 75c, up, Doll Trunks, flcad Sets, Wash SctH,.Doll Cart3, feint Sets, Doll Swings, Kitchen Cabinets, Black Beards, Dolls, Dolls undressed, Dolls dressed. Dolls without hair, Dolls with hair and moving eyes, Doll Beds. IItijlio1 Hu; vny. Ar.J» MiJ Lull* Dmi<w. ■ We o n Janu.- aij nc o n Cng An; ulJ nine v . i i ! i me W ile Uf.r& New Brush Woo! Sweaters for Men— all sizes, Tan, Brown nnd Grey ....... '........... $7.50 to $11.50 Fine Jersey Worsted Sweaters, nil wool, leather mixtures with long sleeves—36 to 44 $H.75, up. Boys’ Sweaters—all Brices sizes and OUR TOYS A R E GOING FAST, M A K E Y O U It SELECTION N O W A N D A V O ID T H E L A ST M IN U T E R U SH A N D D ISA P P O IN T M E N T. COME IN T O D A Y ' Otto WlcdfeUl, Corman ambas­ sador to tho United States, again la In this country, having arrived at New York roceotly. Ho will Uko up his duties la Washington. SEE QUR LINE O F TOYS & NOVELTIES t to oubtalt tor"* -h ..* !.ik. i ' , - ' -! �■■t PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD P A lt Y HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS,11923 Sanford DaUy Herald W H IC H K IN D OF A D A D D Y A R E Y O U ? The Herald Printing Co. R. J. iinr.i.v II. A. KKRL ... HEY fbPf f* 3 15 W lh W ah' JQH W6EK .....R dllor M anner V/Elu.VMetu! Here'S Five DXIARS. GO OUT AND GET 'jbueSEU- SOAltfPuMG N ic e . A dvertising rirrn lnlln n M nnn*rr Bnh.erlptlon P rim In Advanrei O n e Y r n r — — ------------------- ---------------- 90.0 M x M o n t h . ,--------------I.................. ......... x o a D r ll.r r r d In City by Carrier O n e W e e k . . ....... --------- -----------------is C en te TBi* biff 13- In IN-pncn W r r k l* H er­ ald r a tlr r lr e«i»>r» Hrnilnnle Count) and la imhllalird every I'rld n r. A d .r r lla la v r a te . mnde k n im a un a p p llra llnn. 33.00 per »rn r. n ln n ja In m l. ntier. MKMnER T ill: AMNOCIATKI) PHIS*.* Thn Associated I’rria la cxrluslvrly entitled to the uw for rciiuhllcntlon of nil news dlspatchm credited to It or not otherwise cerriltt-d In lltln paper and also tho locnl news published herein. A ll r i g h t s of r c - p u h l l c n t l o n of s p e c ia l d i s p a t c h e s h e r e in a m a l s o reserved. OVIeei II lilt A 1.1) lU'II.IM .Nn. Phone 14H HEY TO AllYKItTIftF.ltRi In cnee of errnra or omission in Irani or oilier ndvertlarmrntn Thn Herald Printing Company does not hold Itaelf llalilo for damagn further' thun the nmount received for eurh advertisements. Po p ! le Ts s T^ e Tc h \ 7 h is F aTh EI? A N ' 5 0 N WEEK. i n To a Life T m e HUH 7 J f-or.lsn Advrrtf.lna K rfr*.«n.alive j . T H KAMF.RIf* AN PntasAdSCX:iAT"JN l| T IM F r South bound Arrives No. 83 ..........2:30 n. m. No. 27 ........ No! 01 ...»... :. 1:12 p. m. No. 80 ___ 2:55 p. m. No. 85 ..... .....0:55 p.'m. North Bound No. 80 _____.1:48 o. m. No. 84..:...__ 11:45 a. m. No. 80 ___ . 2:35 p. m. No. 02 ..... -;..4:00 p.l m. No. 23 ..... 10:10 p. m. Leesburg Branch ‘ No. 158 .......... No. 22....... ■No. 157.... .... 3:55 p. m. No. 21 ........ 2 p. m. Trilby Branch ‘ No. 100......... No. 21....:.:..... •No 101......... 5:50 p. m. No. 25...... 1:30 p. m. Oviedo Branch •No. 120....'...... 7:45 p. m. •No. 127 .......... Daily Except Sunday. Departs 2:40 n. m 8:40 n. m. 1:38 p. m, 3:20 p. m, 7:10 p. m. 3:40 p. m. . , The Herald delivered six times » seek for 15c Tho Republicans are meeting todny to select a convention city nnd arrange a program for the big Repub­ lican pow wow. .• v * \ > Lucky Nn Substitutes are gener­ ally more expensive in the,end than genuine a r tic le s . i Housewives have, le a r n e d -^ th e v KNOW this is true where bakings are co n -* cemed. S d f rising flours are ciassed as substitutes for plain flour and good baking powder. The use o f these special mixtures is very liable to result in false econ­ omy, failures and waste o;i bake day. Remember there is a big difference, in many ways, between biscuits id other bakingsmade and from these so-called self-rising flours and th.;.ie made from good plain flour and a de­ pendable leavener. Try the experiment— make baking from each— .convince yoarself. You \!rd find the baking madetfrom flour and baking powder far more ^attractive in appearance. It will raise higher— retain its full food value and taste better. For best results, do not fail to use Calu­ met, the Economy Baking Powder, and a reliable brand of plain flour. Just thins o f it— the sale of Calumet is 2 Lj Unr.ss as much as that o f any other bra 'id. It contains only such ingredients as ltave been officially approved by the United States Food Authorities. It is pure and sure. You save when you buy it—you save when you use it. We note that tho Observer publish­ ed by Charlie Jones nnd A. K. Taylor a has been moved from Jacksonville to Tampa. They will all come to south x x ' ' nS . • • • •• v ___ •# Fioridn before long. -------------o— *------ Forbes, pnsscs tho lie to two o f his longer nnd will leave them to their eleventh is snered, find a continuing pclled to do so. People have learned DAWSON 13 USING an immortal life in Red Cross ideal: hat it is just ns easy and convenient J. M. accusers today nnd there will he fate. FREE GAS TODAY nnd endeavors. The ranks o f this un­ to buy ‘over Thur day,’ ns they have something to tell about all this vet­ One o f the new wrinkles in weather resting mission nre humanit’a de­ been buying 'over Sunday’ for genera­ eran’s bureau before it is nil aired is the continued cold that hns been in fense against cver-nssniling foes— tions, nnd to do all necessary shop­ in the investigating* committee. Florida for the past, month. .Cold Against disease, poverty, disaster and ping in an eight-hour day would be those that as little difficult as doing anything Huy Ycur Gasoline here— yoy weather has not been with us in this ills innumerable, from The Filipinos arc ngnin demanding manner for many years and it would overwhelm n mighty nation to voice­ else in n designated space of time. may he the* lucky man loday their independence nnd they can not signify n cold winter and one long less tragedies of the humblest hearth“ Tho movement started by the be kept out o f it for longw They nre drnwn out. It has its advantages, sides. This same shining cvungcl of I-'ikelnnd women will benr fruit else­ sick nnd tired of the militaristic gov­ however, and we will never kick the crimson cross that went speeding where than in their own community, ernment nnd feel like the war is over against the weather hut take it ns it thousands o f longues to crushed nnd the day is not distant when clerks nnd they should not only turn to comes. Quality Tires That Sntjsfy ' Japan, will haste with equal devotion in mercantile establishments will bo pcnco but linve their own government. I to u cnlnin bedside o f ruffering here required to render no more than Buyers America would get a big load olT her at home, nnd find i tithe distress of eight hours’ service i;ny clay RED CROSS HUMANITY’S mind if the Philippines could lie made DRIVE-IN FILLING STATION" one lonely ex-service man as flaming j week." DEFENSE. PACKED IN TIN independent. ACESSORIES a challenge to duty no if a battlefield ; ------------ « ------------KEEPS STRENGTH IN -------------s — Our Stale can yield no worthier called. I’ lTILIBHIXf} A NEWSPAPER. Latest reports from Gcrmtrtiy say (tribute to the spirit of Armistice First Street and Elm Avenue. Service like this is beyond inditid-| —-----that all reparations will he Btoppcd Week than a henrt-ringing answer to i ual power, and almost beyond in -1 Every ninn thlhks his business or and nothing more will he paid until( the annual Roll Call of the Rixl Cross, Telephone, I t 7-W . ., ■livid,ml aspring. It is a miracle ' Prt'ffssitftt ib hiWt'vfith the most trynn understanding o f some sort can Services and sacrifice, freedom and which only the mustering of millions log and discouraging experiences. The he had with all countries concerned. |progress, peace and healing, nil that of hearts, with their treasures of world expects too much of him nnd Germany feels unable to take rare o f 'ennobles nnd nil that endenrs the good will and dreams of a better day his line. People judge so harshly on BanBBa«aM****nnB*BonncsiBB*BB«*BBnn«Bnan«BBnnzi*BnrmKB>aBBnQaBrBBBBjian««H«B*UBOB the unemployed in the Ruhr nnd memory to which November the for huniunwind, can bring to pass. It s0 Ft tie evidence. Few ere tho active people in the B ■BBaBBEBBBBBBaaBBBBfcCBaKCCnrn3 Ki:CBCtDCaK'-CC5 2 IECnBCBSn3 CC3 C=r=:C=nCCnaBHBBnB is a greatness, it is a nobleness which *l)lllinH nSQEnSBBSKQCUI9aQiei]BnCIBSIIlflRBBBIBIBBNUDBIIBr> invites us everyone nnd front which busy fields >f life who do not at some n _____ time or other feci that their efforts no man or community •x,:m happily 1stand apart, if it is America's Red go unappreciated. The man who sits dow’n at n table Cross and the woYld’s, it is this .state's too—intimately and diviinely. in tin* dining room o f n public caterer For every town and countryside with­ is displeased with much that comes v in her borders it holds u special mean­ before him. So few things are pre­ Things Worth While 1Melted Up Along the W ay; Some ing and a special mi»sion, if we will pared according to his cxnct taste, From Pena Long Ago Laid Down; Sonic From Pens hut open the way in the annual Roll lie forgets that that caterer has to of Later Days ( ’all. el.I us all respond ns liefils a cntef'Mn a hundred or more different high-minded, human-hearted people. tastes ami has to strike An averge ZinBBBBBBBHaBI(BBOBBEBUBBBBBBBBBBBBIBnBBBBaaBCBnntlBtZHBnBBDB3B3BBBBBBBIBBHBBBB THE CHURCH OF MY CHILDHOOD line. EARLY HATI RDAY CLOSING. ,• The publisher of a newspaper is in There’s a sacred spot in a tpiaint old town about the same situntlon ns the man Where 1 spent my childhood clays— For many years the Sanford IPtu M who caters to tho public nppctitc. One - A spot where memory, sweet and dear, lias been mlovrating the early Satur­ inters to tho mind, the other to the Will cling to my heart always; day rinsing. It would lit* just ns easy body.' Roth cater to the multitude Nor atrife, nor trials nor earthly joys, fur llie people to finish their trading and have to strike un average. Nor billows that change and roll, One reader of the newspaper wants ul ten o'clock or at nine o'clock Sat­ .Can ever efface or dim or mar urday night n« to keep tho stores the whole paper.summed up in front The love that is flooding my soul; opr n to midnight and after on Satur­ page headlines so that hi/ mny read This spot so sacred and holy to me day night:!. Just why all the stores quickly nnd get away. Another wants Is the little frame church by the road close at six on other nights and never tho dt tail of every story. One wants Where J ckuh the Christ came into my life i nnd tho other close on Saturday nights has always political editorials And lifted my sinful load; boon a mystery. The Daytona Jour­ wants literary or scientific discus­ ’Twas there 1 heard the Gospel of Truth, sions. nal says: And songs o f heaven’s renown— Some of the readers arc only inter­ *Twas there the bell in the old church tower “ Tile women of Lakeland have cast Kang out in the quaint old town. a pebble in the pool of civic and com­ ested in the social page, or the sport mercial life, resulting wavelet* from page. Others do not look at these [There's a sacred spot in a quaint old town which may wash many shores. The pages. Some study tho market page B Star-Telegram of that city tells about more closely than others. A great Where the altar of God was built— many enjoy the dlscusison o f moral M; it in the following paragraph: \Wherc kith and kin and friends I knew Confessed their weakness and guilt; ■ j “ 'A number o f the Indies of the nnd teligious questions. Some few 'Twas there my father and mother knelt 2 city ate starting sentiment in favor devour tho sensational and the salaci­ In prayer, for many a year; o f civilized closing un nSturdny ous. All read the advertisements nnd 'Twas there we children found peace and hope nights. As it is now some of the find fault if the type setter left n let­ When our hearts were choked with a tear; stores of Ijikeland remain open until ter cut or got one too many In.. To such a critical public goes the And years rolled by and souls passed on H almost midnight and everyone, the To the realms beyond t he grave, ■ j clerk* especially nre the real sutfer- publisher of n nowspapor daily. Did Ilul the old frame church is standing there S urs. Stores can just « h well close yau e ver ley the job o f pleasing sev­ More souls of sinners to save: earlier, ami if the movement is prop- eral thousand different minds daily? And now when silver is streaking my hair *! -rly launched and every merchant ap- if not, try It juzt one week nnd then Ami the twilight is settling down, M, periled to in the proper manner u pity the poor.jiubliiher of the news­ My thoughts go buck to the (lays o f yore— n,'J:3U or 10 o'clock closing hour will paper. His is a trying task, though To the church in the quuint old town. J be just us easy as the present hnp* ho doec try so hard to pleaso nil. The nowspapor publisher worthy ■ hazard way it is living observed, llus: There’s a sacred spot in a quaint old town H incus men nnd women are not anxious his calling does try to strike nn averBeside the road, for me, S to keep their doors open so Inti—ws is »go line so that the shall each day (Ter all o f hid readers something to And again T hear that sweet old song— £ living done now, imt when thu ‘othc "Jesus, Saviour, pilot mu.’’ fellow’ breaks over, there is no limit fe^t'un nnd enjoy. He can only aver­ And the echoes die on the distant hills B |sometimes. For humanity'o sake, age it up, though bo would be false „ And I dreum of the heavenly goal— £ how uhout serious thought over the to h b editing and to his patrons did' But, hark! soft strains come back to me— ■ long open hours on Saturday night he not stress tho higher and the bet­ ter things of life and soft pedal the "Jesus lover of my soul” U that arc now living kept?' And ugain I hear the p r e a c h e r r a y — K “ It often hsp|ivns that when a cru- questionable and immoral. Reporter- ■ "P ear God on the heavenly throne, 5 'antic like llie above seta a community Star. “ -o Bless and guide these children dear, ■ by the cars we begin to wonder why Roquefort, imported and dome»tic And leave them not alone.” S : r wasn't started before; and why ■urifct plptcnto, longhorn ond uncolor­ And tonight I’d lift the veil o f Time g should it r.ol be waged to the ultimate, ed New York cheezc. Phone 210, the * Willi never a pang or frown until all working people tho world And wend my way To the old frame church, over have their eight-hour shift of Popular Market. a. 197-ltc. In the quaint old country town. work and no more? Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with !{ The hulf-holiday custom, now uni­ — A. U. ^Mayfield, Denver. versal, or rapidly becoming so, has Trains are ^*” 2^,. r*dl° 0Utflu* The American Association o f Advertising Agencies /•. proven that the shopping public can Their cowcatche>«Pnavlr been broad­ — j adapt iUvlf to short hours when com- casting stationa edawys. ssu issiiia sii Frank Akets lire Co. TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS! SENTIMENT— Old and New BB l Standing Back of Your Mousetraps A shoe manufacturer whose though he build his house in the woods, the world will make a beaten path to his door.” “ If a man can write a bet­ ter book, preach a better ser­ mon, or make a .better mouse­ trap t h a n h i s neighbor, store in New York City is in a rather out-of-the-way locali­ t y recently called the atten­ tion o' the reading public to these familiar lines For,; many years people have beaten a path to this shoe manufacturer’s door. He has proved the truth o f this famous aphorism. And where did he publish I this quotation which he ap: plies with such pride to his. Why, in an advertisement, to be sure— for this manufac- turer is a consistent and reg­ ular advertiser, and when he has anything to say, he says it through his advertising. It may fairly be assumed that he would not look for a thriv­ ing business in the best of mousetraps, or shoes, if peo­ ple were not told about them as people expect to be told— through advertising. O f course, people do find out which are the best mouse­ traps, the best shoes, the best tires: best breakfast fooijs enct and buy them in preference to others. And people today are pret­ ty well aware that when a manufacturer puts Advertis­ ing back o f the things he makes, he is telling the world that the path to his door is a broad highway. * -A ,f. iii- �REALM OF SPOUTS B ASE B A L L FOOT B A L L B A S K E T BALLT R A P SHOOTING great country. Orange county's exhibit will be out of the ordinary, some very unique and interesting features nrCj R. L. SHIPP, Editor sl planned which will be entirely dlf-; ’. [ferent from anything to be done by icr ny other county.. . _'--rfnj X l M M ** jto M’ORAW GOES ABROAD; X c Truckers Take Their Event o f Florida Secretary Karl Lehmann o f tha Ml SAYS GIANTS HAVE NO ’ Orange County Chamber of Com -1 First Blood From Southern Game To merce will huvo charge of the ptlb-i NEW DEALS AT PRESENT Casey’s Last Night licity features at tho exhibition and A Gala Day 1‘has planned some unusual* stunt*: NEW YORK, Nov. 14.— Before de­ n m a ia a a e fo r e you buy parting yesterday bn the steamship Great Preparations Under Way To Quite the contrary to the expecta­ and *novclties that will put Orange an unknown fcira George Washington for n trip to Eu­ Give Mighty Gntorn Cordial tions of many, the Sanford Truckers county distinctly on tho map _ q.11dur.nr0 Tonight at the Milnnc, William Fox at what looks to baa rope, John McGrnw, voternn man­ succeeded In winning their first game in* he days of the |presenuts, "Salome." Welcome. low price, 'compare ager of the Now York Giants, declar­ o f the season last night from the; Garden exhibition. Some novel Utthe cost with these ed he had no other deals immediately ernture nnd souvenirs ate being Wilh fhe Southern College-Univer­ Knights of Columbus, though by only The story of the age-old lure of n in view for the National Longue low prices on Good­ prepared nnd n distinctly favorable Ibeautiful siren. sity of Florida football gnmc billed U pins. yearWingfootTires t champions. impression will be made by this] , The "Caseys" got off to n good ns the week-end attraction in the county. In baseball circles, however, # the sport world for Lakeland and Polk stnrt, winning ^he first game by 153 great - centrnl Florida 30 x 3Vi Cl. Fabric • The story that hns flrrd the Imag­ transaction completed last night by pins, Ilritt In this gnmc gnrnoring in While Orange county’s exhibit 30x3% Cl.Cord, .$11,95 county great prepanrtions nre under ination of the world’s greatest artists which the Giants obtained Southn total of 210 pins which Is high mark j will emphasize citrus fruits and 32x4 S. S. Cord 410.50 inipicturo, song and story. way in the Southern College town to worth and Oeschger fro mOoston in make'this game n real football clnssic of the season so far. But the vegetable growing It will do it in 3 3x4 S.S. Cord *20.60 \ 34 x 4 % S .S . Cord $30.00 The spectacle mnrvcl of nil ages— exchange for Stengel, Cunningham for this section. On Saturday Lake­ "CascJ’.s" evidently were not in ns such an unusual w a y ,that the czand Bancroft, who is to manage the fine n shape ns they should have been 3 3ax5•t •S. S. Cord $35.25 such an unusual way thnt the ex­ land will take on every uppenrnnee of striking in its beauty and truly a * , < * Braves, was regarded ns the first n.rcal college town and all effort will because they have some of the best hibit will he entirely different from T o ile tiL-iis, closets, out­ massive production. Am S a ra lta S ta tio n step In McGrow’s reconstruction pro­ be centered around the one Idea of howlers in the rlty and it was gener­ the showing made by any otjjcr P w l m i— t a ll a n d m o m * houses, etc., require little m o n d G oodyoar T h a t a n d A n t M i m np ta ll ft s ta n d a rd entertaining the Mighty Gators nnd ally expected that tehy would neatly county. Orange has been assigned The incomparable love story of gram. attention wnen RED SEAL G ood ro a r S o rrie r “ I have no other trades in view the numerous out of town visitors, trim the Truckers. Instead of getting the most desirable location in the Salome carefully filmed ns in n re­ Lye ia uscC *.c keep them right now,” said McGrnw, "but I nm j Requests for auto space reservations hotter ench game, they seemed to be hall ns the space to show fo:th production of ancient GnUiluc. clean nnd sanitary. Cuts the KENT VULCANIZING WOKKS pn a toboggan slide, getting only n this county.—Orlando Sentinel. open to any proposition thnt w ill. have been coming in from all sections Oak Ave. nml Tliird Street. housework In half and does total of 500 pins to tho 714 by the ,of South Florida and indications point An arresting array of nil that nl- benefit the club." Trucker*. They did slightly better k a lot better r". that. The Duilv Herald, ]5c par week. j lures, amuses and attracts. Asked about reports, persistently (to a crowd of several thousand pcothe second, game but that was not rccurrent, that the Ginnts were to ho pie to witness this clussic. , . , , W e will tell you many | .. , enough to keep in the class that the Remember tonight nt the Milano, sold, McGrnw declared: 'j The Soutnorn management Is mnk- j Truckorj| worc Bhowjf>s. The Truckother ways to use RED SEAL VC |"Salome." n - — v —ing rj preparations - - i— ............................ ............ ... . . . . . . "There iis no truth in that —story, to........entertain one of er8 wcre go|n|f in flnc ahnpc, cipcri,|. Lye. The club hasn’t been- sold and we’ve the largest crows to ever witness n ho rolled high score of the Comedy—“ Town Terriers." no idea of selling. We’re going to football game in Ibis section. Auto * ? ’ * " , l'1 '* MOTHERS Send for booklet. 2 pins to his credit. . .. ------ a........... .............. ..... u....... ................ evening, -IBS pennant parking spaces have been provided to Watch for symptoms of worms in your Amann, Casey bowler was right be­ Monday, Kum.nk.Fs Native Hnwai- n,nko tho G,n" tfl nno,,irr children. Thcoa parasites aro tho great Full directions in each cud jtnko care of one hundred nnd twenty hind him with 440 pins. Ilritt came _____ I winning team.” destroyer) of child life. If you navo inns. • This statement was endorsed by, six cars nnd additional seating t l’ next with 438. Britt was high man Be cure and, reason to think your rhild has worms, net Watch for dates on "Robin Hood." Charles A. Stoneham, president of parity to accommodate a thousand for one game, gelling 210 pins the quickly. Give tho littlo one a doso or bus' only the* two of White’s Cream Vermifuge. Worms the club. A large gathering of base­ spectators, The student body has first gnmc which is the highest which genuine Paint Use cannot exist where this time-tried nnd ball fans nnd officials s;j\v McGrow been organized to carry out a pro­ 1ms been made this season. Though When You A STORY HARD TO BELIEVE successful remedy is used. It drives out SEAL L ; t , leave for aboard in company with gram in keeping \yitJi this rlnssh$ nnl ylwo games have boon played, it Sun Proof, Sold Only by tho worm* and restores tho rosy huo oF sponsors chosen mi I everything in . health to baby checks. Price 85c. Sold by It is not easy to believe the reptirt Hughic Jennings, Ginnt coach, nnd is expected that it will be a mark r. C. Tcmra SC a. readiness to make Saturday n gala that comes from Brussels that. tho their wives. hard to heat for some time to come. S A N F O R D P A I N T riiua’tUt, UNION PHARMACY day, for Lakeland. former Kaiser has received permis­ The Merchants wili play the Aten's Sanford, Florida STOP E The Gators bo far this searon have Club tonight. Games start at 7:3(1 in COUGHS, COLDS, WHOPPING sion to re-enter Germnny und is pre­ made an enviable record nnd thmis-1 . COUGH paring to do so. If the world were the Bowling Alleys back of the Rec­ n’ids of fnns in thii section will wel-l tory. Every one is cordially Invited WELAKA IllTIMHNG not crazy this news, if true, would Notice! Subscribers! come the opportunity of seeing this Mrs. Will Hull, R. No. 3 Baxley. be unimportant, for in days of sanity to these games, r.a admission being Rhone —-------3o; If your Herald has nol reached nobody would have cared a rap whore Gn., states: “ 1 am writing to all who mighty machlfio in neiion. This will charged. a aammi — ameama your home by 5:30 p. m. do NOT he resided. Kingdoms nnd empires suffer from rougs, colds, croup or he the last nppcsrnr.ee of .the Gators The score: wait until the next day to notify have been conquered time nnd ngain whopping cough. I cannot recom­ in the southern port of the stale, also, ‘ Knights of Columbus. the office. If, after 5:30 p. m. with their rulers left on the throne. mend Foley’s Honey nml Tur too th final appearance of the Southern­ To tills Player— the carrier has passed your In fact we do not recall a case except qiurli, nnd 1 can’t keep house without ers on their native soil, ns they nre 210 107— 438 121 B r i t t ............. house, call 118 and a copy will that of Napoleon in many centuries it Have been using it since IIHO booked to finish their reason in Charl­ IP.) 137 1 13— 401 be delivered to your home im­ in which the ruler was banished by and have found it the best medicine eston, South Carolina on the twenty- Rlvo ■ K a R in n iE B B M X R n a iiiK n R a o E B iR a a n iiB a D a u B B u a iD B iB iM H U 1Wcircnsbi 148 116 143— aim n mediately by a special carrier. M third. Luki'iniid has' ptonJ by the there is for grown-ups nnd cbildien.’’ the conquering nations. But the anti P. Pc7,0id 132— 127 167 n The office will be open to these Kaiser is by no means a Napoleon. Rcct nnd largest cough and cold re­ Scrapping Methodist this season nnd A mn mi .......... 185 1OH 1 16— n o H ■ (I calls up until G p. m. N medy in the world. Refuse substit­ will turn out oil niiu - > Saturday to He was not so banished. He went to R. L. SHIPP. roe their fnvoriti i i I heir final ef­ utes. Solti everywhere. Totals 780 5110 667 2046 Circulation Mnnaxcr. Holland as a place of refuge and went M fort mid to do their best nnd to do of his own accord but now, is a poor Hanford Truck Growers. •S \ ** PAI.ATKA, Nov. 15. — Putnam this they'are expet ting n rinse game. 8 Try Mrs. Martin’s pot linked red time for him to go back to Germany To tills ■ Player— county will have a location ten feet kidney beans—something good. The of his own Accord. 130 1 11 157— 428 Hcrhst Fire, Theft and Carelessness are three enem­ :■ deep and thirty feet long at Madison BODY FOUND JH It NED IN Popular Market, Phone 210. 123 Imi 115— 34 1 Ludwig , . lf itir>v?i H 4so v i /9t ... . rtt.’ IH K C I IDENTIFIED ies of valuable property kept in an office safe* Square GhftlPTi;''NVw York, for ex­ tc.*. 111. Thurston 118 123 181 — 427 km Itgffl '$■7 of'piM ditifig it. hibition of its products along with 123 131— 427 ....118 P. Thurston It is only because of the temper of a bureau drawer or some other biding' place TUSCALOOSA, Ala.. Nov. 15.— other Florida counties next February. i l l 163 I 12— 452 Cobb ............ Europe that his decision seems ■ 1). A. Armstrong, county agent, says Identification of tin* body found in a in a rural home. n strange if he has made such a de­ burned negro church building mar he has suecccdeil in collecting a good .63(1 714 710 : ono Total-, cision. •His return to Germany would display of the county’s agricultural here two weeks ago v/ns established not necessarily mean n resumption of W hy give your jewelry, securities or import: products that will form the base of ns that of Irene Corley, of Bessemer, r* Seller of Fake his- place on the throne. We do. not ■ I tho exhibit ut Tampa und New York. Ala., ami A IT Winc hester, insurance ant papers like contracts, deeds, eteM such believe it would so result. The re­ Citrus fruits will he larger this year man and f.u hut,, nrre.sted in connec­ 3 Tick Eradicator ■ doubtful protection when for a few dollars ^ publican government there hns been I than before, nnd Mr. Armstrong bc- tion with ili■■ ease, was held without Caught lit Orlando jj alde to bold its own despite foes with- •. ..... ,, , 7. . bond on a (hinge of inrder at his a year you can keep them in a Safe-Deposit ■ ...i ... i , ....................neves the exhibit will be a credit to m and without, and we believe it will A man by thu name of Webb is a preliminary hearing today. teh county. box in our great firc-aiul burglar-proof g .'ontinue to do so. It is not probable wanted by the police of Orlando- 5 vault? I lhai people -who have had n taste of Itt presenting himself to lie a dairy ehnoWing their own rulers wuuhl go inspector and tliu brother of n fed-' ‘ I ----------------------------------------------------------„ . . . _ . ■ back willingly to a rule "by divine eral dairy inapector, he ban been Unusual Thriller on State Fair Dill right.” And if the people would not busy playing the culling of a fake consent the, attempt, to restore the anti-,tick specialist; monarchy would have little chance He was apparently doing ii good of success. Karl of Austria tric'd to business selling what is believed | regain his throne and succeeded only to ho n mixture? of gasoline andj m making himself ridiculous. j some other Ingredient at ?I2.5(> A COMMUNITY I1U1LDER And he owns one o f the Ibit if .the people of Germany lie; , five gallons. When he met with ■ sire n monnrcuhy nnd desire theii u timid farmer, who has ta look at ■ r . I'. FORSTER, President v M. F. WHITNEU. Cashier g nicest bungalows on the former emperor or his son ns -the his cents before his dollars, hoj ■ ■ axBBiiBaaRiiBH asnnH aiiH aanBEiH OinnnuasnansBniiflNaaH H aBBn head of the government this ia theii would boldly state that unless ho j Heights, five rooms, affair.-..Wo mean it is their affair ac­ bought the tick cure lie would re - 1 • * cording to American theories and ac­ port the condition of his rattle nnd bath, screened front cording to the urages of . nations. cwUrjrs-a a f or Coughi and Colds, Head-* have them confiscated. Constantine was restored to -the That always fetched the $1250. aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism porch, built in *back throne of Greccc'and no nntlon tried A'farm er by the nuino of Macey, and All Aches and Pains to interfere despite the fact thnt however, was not so easily gulled. A LL DRUGGISTS porch, corner lot 70x120, England and France weVo greatly dis­ He did not like the jooks of thu guy 15c and 65c, jars and tubes pleased. They had no'ground for in­ nnd asked for his credentials. Not Hospital sixe, $3.00 . garage, house complete­ terference sanctioned by internatibnal liuving any badge to show his author­ law. They w^uld have no ground fo r ity/ Macey got- hold of Jesse Hamil­ ly furnished and all interference with the return of the) ton, the food inspector of Orlando, and -asked Hamilton about him. modern “ conveniences, Kuisoo to the throne, hut we,believe that France at least would interfere Hamilton at onrr communicated with thp iTtdicc. In the menntinir, and for a quick sale he und Germany is nt the mercy of san ford Maeey's discovery had reached some France. • « of Webb’s victims, and getting after offers the whole works The entente is breaking to pieces . Passengers and Packages him yesterday they waylaid him, took ns all things pass but the return of him to -n side street outside the city for $2,000.00 down and the Kaiser to Germany would proba­ Leaves Lake Mary and landed n few well-directed hlo&s bly draw it together again. It would on his jaw, which they think he will) be still more probable that it would the balance, like rent. a. m. and l 'p. ip. . Leaves Sanford 10:30 *» enrry the evidence of for many have this effect if n Hohenzollern a. m. and 4:30 p. m. weeks to come. were restored to the throne. There Is BETTER LOOK THIS no reason except hate for this, for , In the scrimmage, the bird man­ Cor. Oak and First. Phene 513 1 aged to escape, and when last Germany under her former emperor ONE O VER seen was heading south. Houthern would not be stronger lhan Germany — i— *; ’ ‘ #nr newspaper* are - asked to copy the ns n republic. But there U plenty of report uijd informants to comnuinihate to interfere. In fact h*tc is rate with their own poiico who will now the principal product of Europe. soqp g«t In touch with Sheriff Karel. t Lc return of the Kaiser would — Orlando Reporter-Star. , look like'a "challenge and Germany seems to be In position to issue a challenge. If it is j» challenge there Orange County A t ia good reason to believe Germany is Madison Square in better position to issue It than we know for that country doesn’t act on Garden, In Feb’y 1 Don't Wnlt Until it llains to Thrnk of Your Tcp. Have Impulse. It may be that It Is known Those Side CWtalns Ready When Cold Weather Comes. Wc that England would take no action in Orange county will go to Madison Offer tho Rest of Mulerial uud Our Workmanship ia the matter or it may be that there is Square Garden, Ngw Y'ork, in Febru -GUARANTEEDan understanding with Russia. In , ary U\ partiripafe lnN.he great tropl Surety",, Fidelity, Casualty Ronds that case Europe would be In the leal exhibit stagM by courtoiy of-Johq and Invesments greatest dnngor. But there aro no (itingling and un I*. T. Stricderi The &ounty commln V A I n v 7 u /v r r r g people In Europe leas likely than the Tha Orest Lsapt Klatawsh and ths Qlrl In Radi Forty JFoot VALULZ HOTEL. German, to accept bolshevism and it Diva Into a Tank Filled With fa n Feet of Water by, Dr. Carver's . stonere this week h a ^ v o te d a sub­ oerfutly Trained Trained Equine ______ .Performer _____ , ..J W With ____________ Hla Piair ___ ____ ___ _ Kidar Piuektly stantial appropriation and Instructed SAN FORD, . j l f l ^ P A if not probable that Russia would »*Aetrlde HU Dare Back, le tha Aatoundlnq Paat Whlob Will JCoIJpea All Former Exhtbltlone ol Dere-Devlltry T hat’ Have Been Saen at tha S a ^ H x T U i i t a nation that did hot' accept It—; County Agqnt C. D. K|m# and Home 115 Odk Ave./ -Next To Dodge paras* Florida Stata Fair. - « T *'■ Demonstration Agent Mrs. Nellie \Y. iypi-T iiiioa 111 yi» rri t » w 1 !— 1 : S i t Uf 6. ill !* a'-’ S*.' BOW LING TEN NIS BOXING MILANE NEWS B Overcomes Odors G O O D Y E A R i i i v i v h v J Sun-Proof P A I N T WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRINTING THREE ENEMIES OF YOUR PROPERTY 3 O W N E R .. LEAVING . TOWN . . 5 l First National Bank 1 F t»i°n np nR ui t se L e LAKE M A R Y T O . 8 ’ 1 NOW Tops, Side Curtains Upholstering Radford Auto Top Company �• M 4in. :<t PACfe SIX psti (Vfovp To Shorten Conditions o f Roads A ll Over Florida Length o f W alton Cross State Roads Impeachment Trial 1 *.* V •* •% ' F » > * » ■ :* • * • -V ~ ' * ;*• ’ ' / * .V » V r THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,1frfUR&iUY, NOVEMBER 15, 19^3 CONCERT A U S F IC liS Valuable Information For The Motor­ OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 15,—The ist By Road Department Impeachment trial o f Governor J. C. Walton moved forward today through I n r T h e A iM « r l» tr d P r e s s ) * a mate of figures with indications that TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Nov., 15.— November 15,1923 a definite move to shorten the length The condtion of cross-snte roads of the hearing wan in prospect. Vir­ for the week ending November 10, Nichavo ..................—...... ....................................... Mana Zucca tually the entire day was devoted os report ad by the state road depart­ to a review of campaign fund solicit­ ment, follows: How’s My Boy .... .................. ......................-.....Sidney Horner ations by Dr. E. T. Bynum, former Road Nd. 1.— Nunez Ferry to Jack­ . advisor to the governor, and an inves­ Holiday .................. „ ................... ...............John Prindle Scott sonville: Nunez Ferry to Escambia tigation of the executive's bank ac­ Mrs. Julius Tnknch Bny,‘ good county road. Escambia count and building and loan stock in­ Boy ^Flosidatown) to Milligan, snndBarcarolle— "Tales of Hoffman” ............................. Offenbach vestments. clny and brick road in excellent jWelcome, Pretty Primrose Flower................... Ciro Pin Suti He said a "wild guess" of the shape. Milligan to DcFunink Springs Mra. W. S. Leak, Mrs. Julius Takach • • sum would be "about $7,000 or $8,- very good county . rond. DcFunink f 000," and denied he had colle:ted Springs to Papcc de I^con, excellent [ Polishinolle ,................ ............................y............Rachmaninoff $76,000 ns defense counsel implied. wind-clay toad. Donee dc Leon to) Gopak ...................... ............................ *............... Moursorgsky The witness explained thnt col­ Westvillo, under construction, tnke ^Miss Mildred Simmons lections were continued nfter the north county rond wihch Is in’ fine election for the benefit of Govern­ shape. Westvillo to CJilpley, county GROUP OF READINGS or Walton’s "organization." This rond in fine shape. Chipley to Tnlln"organization," he testified, was tuissoe, very good county road. Tal­ Mrs. Wren McGuin the name given by the governor to lahassee to Auciila river, via MontiBummer R a in .......... ............ .,..........................Charles Willeby a group of his supporters, Cross j cello, very good county rond. Montiexamination precipitated ---- ----- ------i-----1 --------cello to Aucilln river, fairly good. fh e Dwelt among untrodden ways ...... .....Lawrence Kelley noisiest demonstration of the trial Aucilln river to Greenville, . fine. Mrs. W. S. Leak when Dr. Bynum was asked if he Greenville to Madison, fnirly good. Vision Fugitive "Herodindo’*............................... J. Massenet had been removed from the facul­ Madison to Suwannee river in fair Francis Carrier Mahon ty of two universities, if he had condition. Susfanncc rver to Live ever been forced to kiss the Am er-1Qnk, fine. L i v e to Oak to eight miles Sandman’s Comin "Ilumoreskc” ..................... Anton Dvorak lean flag, and finally if he had!cn!,t, good. Three miles to Wellborn Hockin' Time.............................................. Gertrude L. Knox not been knocked down in n locnl m„j j,nko City; fair. I.nke City to Mrs. Leak, Mrs. Takach, Mrs. E. F. Householder hotel for making pro-Gorninn rc- j Jacksonville . asphalt, concrete and marks and he answered in the brick, good. negative to each of the fpicstions. Accompanist— Mrs. R. R. Dcas Rond No. 2.—Georgia line to Fort The court protested against whnt M yers:. Georgia line to Lake City, they asserted was "unfair question­ via Jasper, Genoa and White Springs, Piano— Courtesy Hintminister Piano Co. ing." When the question regarding very good. Lake City to High Springs the alleged pro-Germnn stnt'-*nicnt lin,|er construction, detour via Fort was put, n member of the court «to-;Whlto, good. High Springs to Gaines•mwidcd to know whnt the questions vjlJ|% 1Mj,c(l {)f nRp|,au, excellent, Lack o f Vigilance 2,800 Prisoners * < were designed to show, nnd Warren K. Gftino#vjnc t(l Ocala, rough with the Blamed For Higher In Florida Camps Snyder, who was conducting the cross I(>xccpltm) of J(1 miles pf excellent’ lime examination, replied, with a hitler. rock iin<1 nKJ,hnlt rond; detour near . Malaria Death Rate During Six Years personal attack against the witness. Rcd,|lck# Ocnln to Hellcview under —— ^ His words were drowned in n , construction; detour near Bellevicw. WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.— Laxity According To Records Compiled By roar of objections and bin remarks DellovIow t„ ij0esburg to Euslls and o| vigilance was blamed for the inPrison Clerk. expunged from the record. Mount Dora very good. Mount Dorn creused death rate from malaria lust Brewer, vice-president of an Ok- through Orahge, Oseccola nnd Polk year by Dr. S. W. Welch, of Mont­ TALLAHASSEE. Fla... Nov, 15.— lnhonin . City Ruilding nnd Loan enmities to Howling Green, gootl. gomery, Ain., speaking today before Nearly 2,800 prisoners were commit­ Arsociation, testified that nituc Bowling Green to Gardner, fair. Gord- Die Southern Medical Association. ted to state prisons of Florida during March, 1U20, Governor Walton bad ncr through Arcadia to Cnrlstoti Field Education nnd strict drainage plans the six-year period from 1917 to 1922, invested $04,000 in stock of the as­ good. Carlston Field to the Bcrmont were advocated .by Dr. Welch as part inclusive, according to figures com­ sociation. The witness said most Rond, rough am! sandy in spots, hut of a campaign to rid the country of piled by the stale prison clerk, of the stock was purchased with fair rond. Ilcrmpnt Road to Fort this disease.' He ulr.o emphasized the Thomas E. Andrews, for William E. lurcncy, nnd old the court ho re­ Myers, good. need of state o rgnnizntion. jCcnimill, judge of lh^ municipal court called nn occasion when the gov­ Rond No. 3.—Georgia line to Or­ L. D. Fricks, surgeon of the pub­ of Chicago, who is keeping a record ernor came into his office witli lando:' Georgia line to Yulce and lic health service, declared malaria of such committments in all states of $2,000 in gold in a cigar box, and Jacksonville, sand-clay road very could he eliminated blit that the pub­ the country. * invested the amount. good. Jacksonville to Green Cove lic must aid. The compilation shows the exact Springs, rough. Green Cove Springs increased advantages of the X-rny figures to lie 2,777,. There were 1,411 to Pnlnlka, rough to end of lirirk in tile diagnosis of acute abdomen W ho Will Build •prisonN* conflt)yd,^y the iftate; at tli*. •Vf—Aj" _ „ ' i ut Rice's Greek; lirirk rond from cases were described by Dr. t). V. , National Highways; c r(*fk tlmmgh ralntka to San Keith, speaking before the section on end of Inst ypnr. y. The, number committed by years Mateo, good. San Mateo to Sisco, radiology. Wider use of the roentgen was 501 in 1917; 300' in 1918; 427 in Nine states in the Hast nnd North­ icugh. Sisco to Crescent City, new rays, he snid, would facilitate oper* 1 1919; 159 in 1920; 595 in 1922. eastern part of the Union, although asphalt road just completed. Road miens |>y reducing the need for surI’ risonerd confined oti Intuiary l.st they have hut 5 per cent of the area undcr construction near Longs. Sc- gfi-ul explorations with the patient of these years were: 1917. 1,(121; of. the United States, possess one-lmlf ville to Pierson and Ilarbervillo new Under nun esthetic.. 1918, 1,525; 1919, 1,219; 1920, 1.128; the national wealth. asphalt surface excellent. Barber* Dr. S. S. Gales, of Roanoke, Vn., 192L 1,125; 1922, 1,308. Some taxpayers in these states, villo to Dels-on Springs under con­ was elected president of the South­ New York, Pennsylvania, New Jer­ struction; short detours. DeLeon ern States Association of Railway Tx n-i >n h* Ptj ljo» ful sey, Maine, New Hampshire, Ver* Springs through Del.and to Sanford, Surgeons, and Dr. Edward S. Lane of fn n» moot, Massachusetts, Rhode Island v^ y goml; Snnf.inl through Semin-' Oklahoma City, Okln., was named n.i r-s and Connecticut, sometimes argue orange counties to Orlando, chairman of the section on dcmntolFc against the idea of national highways |(j ogy and syphilolqgy, meeting in con­ r i to lie built nnd forever maintained, b y 1 „ ... ,,, it... i _ , .1 Road No. *1.— Georgia line to Miami: nection with the association. ha he F*t A-.i Kx the National Government, op the . .. ., , A more uniform and sane health .......„,i . < t ......;n , . i i, Georgia line thirteen miles south, ground that they will have to pay half ' sand-clay in fine condition. Three program is needed in the schools, Dr. JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 15.— Local the rust of such roads. W. S. Leathern, of the University of Rotnrians are planning to entertain Probably they will, lint they have miles of asphalt. Detour around, con­ Mississippi, president of the associa200 newspapermen of the state ex­ to pay half the cost of all the expen­ struction in good shape nnd properly ton, snid nt the 'general session to­ market for traffic. Twenty-three pected to attend the State Fair here sive hauling now done over ull the night. Ho declared it is the para­ November 23. A dinner will bo among hail roads of the nation. These nine miles to Jacksonville, road in good Duval county line to St. mount duty of the medical profession the features of Press Day. Members states, paying half the taxes of the shape. to prevent disease. of the Fourth Estate are being urged tuition, half to pay half of all national Augustine to Hustings and 12 miles In this regard, Dr. Leathers insisted Constructing to bring their ’wives, swefcthcarts nnd works. They have to suffer half the south, very good. medical schools should revise their women friends with.thelit. ils of all national reverses. They rhouldcrk eight miles of Kspanoln, and curriculn to permit more attention to have In pay half the cost of all the between Bunnell and Kspanoln. Bun­ the teaching o f preventive medicine. nell to Volusia county line, very MIAMI, Noy. 15.—Two hundred money lost by all the other suites Eradication of hookworm nnd yel­ rough, Volusia county lino to Day­ and twenty persons have suffered in­ through having bad roads, low fever were victories for preven­ juries thus fur in automobile acci­ It is ns Impossible to live outside tona mid New Smyrna, fair; New tive education, he said, adding . that dents in Miamn and vicinity during the working of hte laws of economies Smyrna to Titusville, 19 miles of this generation will see the elimina­ 1923. Eloise A. Lightfoot, 15-ycarar. it is to work outside the laws of *hM ’ 14 t,f " ht’U- Kmu,; tion of typhoid, if progress continues. three miles paved. Titusville to Cocoa old sophomore at Miami high school, nature. The apple falls, be it in l)r. Vincent declaring thut the who suffered four fractures of the leg Maino or California, nnd tiie tax paid, six miles of good rock, five miles of spirit of nationalism appeared to he when two automobiles collieded west is half-coleclrd from half the wealth. new state road, 12 miles paved. Cocoa growing stronger each day in this tc Melbourne, 15 miles of good roek of the city, was the 220th victim. She Thu, expense of poor roads is hnlf country, warned against a like spirit was standing by the roadside when paid by half the national wealth, rond; Melbourne to Sebastian, 20 creeping into medicine ami science. one of the wrecked machines struck which, suffers half the loss, • And miles of i r rock road; Sebastian to "There is no room for nationalism while half the cost of the whole roun- Wabasha; th'.'cs miles paved, three her. in medicne and science," he said, add­ miles of hod rock rond. Wabasso to try-wlde system of national highways ing that for the benefit of the huORLANDO, Nov. 15.— A new Sun­ will eventually be pnid by the nine Vero, detour I'lr-o miles, rough, four ■Ann race, medical experts of nil nnmiles of fair and six miles paved. day school building 103 by 65 feet states-In which half of the wealth of Hons.should work together that the and four stories high, planned to acthe nation is located, they will also Vero to Miami paved throughout. results of their studies and research Road No. 6.— High Springs to Fort reap half the benefits though they conimadote 1,000 persons will be add­ may ho one of benefit to all races. possess but a.small part of half the Myers: High Springs through Archer ed to the First Methodist church her. and \Villistou to Romeo, fair. Romeo mileage of the proposed system. Contract has been let aiid work is ex­ to Dunnollon newly graded lmt hravy pected to begin soon. The building will have a Inrfe gymnasium,- which Demonstration of Helen Lawton rntid, entirely passable nfter rains. will be used by the men’s Bible class coffee Monday, November 19th, at the DunnoUoh to Inverness and Brooks on Sundays, Adjoining tho gymPopplar Macke). Try to come and ville, fair. Hrooksville through Her­ nnsium will bo boj's lockers ami show­ inspect' our Delicatessen department. nando county line and l’ nsco county er bnths. The women's parlor and .Popular Market, I. D. Martin, Prop. to Hisslioroiigii county line, nought lmt passable. .Hillsborough county rest room will be on the ground floor, 197-11C. line through Tntnpn by way o f Sixand it is the intention of the women of the church to keep the rest room ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 15.—Thlu Mile Creek through Bradentowu, Sar­ open all the time for the use or worn ■city will boast six -golf clubs within asota to Pimta Goidn, rough nnd en of the city and for visitors. another year or' two, according to sandy spots but eusily passable. plana under way. Four courses al­ Puntu Gordn directly to Fort Myers WEST PALM BEACH, Nov. 15.— ready arc in use here or nearby, nnd passable but traffic rnn go by'way of Dr. J. B. Knapp, state veterinarian; work has started on laying out two Tucker’s Corner. llr. Peter F. Bahnsen, Gcorflia state more, to take care o f the increasing Itond No. 8,— Haines City to Fort veterinarian, and Dr. S. J. Home, fed­ number o f players .who visit the Pierce: Haines City to' Frost Proof, eral inspector In charge of tick crad"Sunshine iCty” each winter. .good, shoulders poor. Detour through ication work in Florida and Georgia, Frost Proof. From Frost Proof to will make a trip of inspection in Palm It is not against the law to think Si bring, fair. Sehring to DeSoto City, Beach county tho latter part of this your neighbors are awful, hut it is good. Trnfflc for Okeechobee City week. The trip will bo made for the should go by way of Bassenger. •n awful waste o f time. purpose of seeing that quarantine un­ der The tick eradication law passed by * Men running for office should be The smartest'mail in our neighbor­ i George Harvey, who hat tealgoed the Florida legislature thlf year is nice to the women. Most women hood barks at every man he sees at ambassador to the Court of 8b being enforced. James, has arrive^ in New Tock. carrying a walking stick. * * control a vote and a voter. This photo was snapped on ship­ — L board. The Dally Herald, 16c per week. » For quick m olts try a want a9. The Daily Herald, 16c par week. <Br T k e A M *rlM r4 P f» « » ) S T . A G N E S G U IL D STATE NEWS Welcome ■ REDUCED ADMISSION TO THE STATE FAIR THE WEATHER w i w „ g |tl ton, „ man sh, Iikc< him better than ever It 1R n sign Christmas is coming. SIGNS YOU CAN BEUEYH IN NeW Management Provides Popular If your breath is. bad and you hav„ ^ Prices at Gate*' and Grandstand for spells of swimming in tha Florida: Fair Thursday and prob­ Exhibition at Jacksonville, Novem­ appetite, conatipat&n and a ably Friday, no change in tempera­ ture; gentle to modernto northerly winds. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov. 14.— The maximum and minimum tempef* atures in representative cities, fur­ nished by the wenther bureau from records compiled at 8 p. im, follows: Cities Max. Min. Atlantic City ........................ 50 42 Atlanta .................................. 64 44 Boston -.............................. :. 44 44 Buffalo ................. 46 32 Chicago — ................... 64 46 Cincinnati ................. GO 32 Dos Moines .......^ ........ 68 < 38 Eastport, Maine .............. 44 • 38 Kansas City .................. 2 '4 8 New York 5 ’ 42 Pittsburg ............. 62 / 32 /•4 St. Louts .... Toledo Washington ■*—•••*•••*** •«#**I •< Sanford .* y ♦* Max. account feeling/it is a sign' JSS& t torpid. Tho ono really licpcndabla w>»/8 ody for all disorders in tho liver ber 15414. Jacksonville, Fla.—In accordance with the -policy adhered to’ this year by the new management of tbs'Flor­ i WI ida State Fair to make tho state'fair S f e ' s ® b T “ 4 UNION PHARMACY an Institution solely fpr tho benefit of ' . . S a»W d, Florida the poopfe. of Florida, tho admission . V prices at tlio Rialn gala and tho grand-. Btand have been materially .Teduded. The prices this year will permit th oj farmers and, others .to bring their whole family to view the great qduegtional and entertainment • program that jias tfccn provided at such a tr'd-. mohdous expense by the fajr- asso­ ciation. ■ ' The fence that has heretofore sepa­ rated the fair visitors from tho race t^ack nnff. hippodrome stngO' wlll bo removed .this year so that-those who do not enro to enter tho grandstand may seo the program t>f vaudeville 105 Palmetto Ave^ Phone 481-J and racing*Jusi the sdmo. It’s .your fair—be there. BAGGAGE TRANSFER F. P. RINES Min............... n MJ tea in n n d n n n 14 h "How to J»J|t ScilWr* Mortp|, Road," , L>kt mnyotktr form cfinnuJrnl. iker, try LAKE MARY : .Pst ht ksi Pa _ M |infiWMrr<lrV<(»t«adh TkithonkI t l c ltD rlf n p ta in l Ik * important /rutkrri >" I h t x fcmdt. n ’t m ill glm lly MmJ yon atopy Tithont ikt Util olAtftwn •• yourparr. / m Dr. Tolar made >a visit here Friday evening. V Mrs. John Donaldson had as her guo$t this week, Miss Sclmn Thornly, of Sanford..Mr. and Mrs. Pcekhnm, of Sanford, are riioVing in the house just vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Fahnig.' Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Braddock have moved Co their former home at PierSon, it being .'a hustling little town. The principal ndustries there nre ornngc groves, green houses and'form ­ ing. Pierson is sporting thirty now houses, all of which weye built this summer. James Sweeney left Wednesday to accompany the remains of John Grady to Boston, Maris., and expects t o , he gone about ten 'days. Mr. Grady kail spent several winters here, and had a host of friends who will sndly niiss him. Mrs. R. L. Humphrey has been on the sick list for the past week, but scchift to be improVihg at thd |>i*dsei>t ii • writing. A number of our citizens enjoyed a weiner roast Monday night nt tiie home of Mrs. Albert. Whitaker., Dr. Marshall made several visits here the later part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Failing have taken up their residence in the Braddock house. ' The Ladies’ Aid society met nt the homo of Mrs. C. C. Locke Inst Thurs­ day afternoon. Eleven members were present. The next meeting will be held nt the home of Mrs. L. F* Snow. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Cliff and Air. and Mrs. Moss Faning made a busi­ ness trip to Winter Park Wednesday evening. 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By our Partial Payment Plan you may invent *10.00,^150.00. jdOO.OO or mnrt n montli, ar-.i rcceivc 7% intrrrtt on your payment*. M.iy wc srnd the full detaib of ilii$ pleasant way of ui 7*V? ADAIR A R E A L T Y & T R U S T CO. U u ild i u j A l ’l A . > K H O E Uk} rrj.v *«. TH E FLO R ID A S T A T P FAIR N O V . 15 -2 4 JACKSONVILLE A TEN DAY 'EXHIBITION The Biggest Educational and Entertainment Spectacle of the Year! An amusement prooram absolutely unrlvailed, preeentlno *he season's greatest and most exclusive features, "K la ta w th " Carver’s famous diving horee • nd hie daring rider, the "Girl In Red." T h e ’ greateet Racing Program in the his­ tory of the Pair. Including six days of high claes harness events end two thrilling suvemoblle contests. Three nights ef B rillian t Pageantry, Nov. 15-10-17. Nightly Program of GORQEOU8 F IR E ­ W O RKS. • » Bandy a n d ',t h * n ° yal 8e#tch H |0hlnndcre' Ten other big Vaudeville and Circus Acts. $22,500 IN AWARDS Write for Premium List The Biggest Agricultural and Horticultural Exhibit. ever teen in Florida, coupled with the great purei-bred livestock show, will enable the merit of the educational progra: m of the Fair to reach a heretoerr fore unattained height. "• * f AssoolStlom p«ultrv Exhibit staged under ° f T h * J« *« o n v m e Poultry 1 : | , Inspiring exhibit of Bovs* and olrla* Club Work w ith every club In the atata represented. 3 i | In accordance with the policy of the new management of the State Fai r Association popular admission will be charged at the main gate, and grandstand. , j At * * *■ * Admission To Grounds: % * K’ Adults...........50a. * * ii.• Children (under; 1! 12)— ----- 25c ... ORfl ----- 10e Corn Club Member# on Corn Club Day. Admission To Grandstand: ■Main Scats (Afternoon). B lea ch ers (A fte rn o o n )— , Grandstand ( N l q h t ) ______ Bleachers (N ig h t)______ REDUCED RATES ON ALL LINES OF, TRAVEL) FLORIDA STATE FAIR ASSOCIAT1 P. O. Bex *82. — — JA C K SO N V ILLE, F L A . A# Ft ANTHONY, President. R. M. STRIP] �PAGB THE SANFORD DAILY H E ffA L^ffiU R SD A Y , NQ^EftlBEn i^ 1 9 2 3 F is r ie i* ng the Fa Hi MV N o,w onder Cy kept *om I UNSLE P E T E S l um pacw nc. na>n<] , r*\, A.N O W X M T o V o u You can find the name of every live Business Man in Sanford in this Column each day. QUICK SERVICE transfer I i>u>rli nlil UomlM. P lan o*, T r u n k s a n d Ilnicitnau T rnn sfrrrn l A nrw huru A n r Sates, T im e Sanford Novelty W orks V. C. COLLEH, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street Sanford, ----------------------- 1 S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Sanford,----------------------- I A. P. Connelly & Sons Established 1908 Real Estate, I,oanH and Insurance Phone 48 101-8 Magnolia Avc S T E W A R T the Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Avc., Phone 20G-W Sanford Machine Co. General Machine and Roilci ' Works Cylinder Grinding Phone 62 ------ Sanford, Fla. rc. l ig h t t BROUGHT u ‘ W E SEEGAP.S Fpoh -n-vt v i l l a g e Fc PVtN .Gto'. , ----- Classified Ada 1c a word. No Ad taken for letui than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash mpst accompany all order*. Count the words and remit acordingly. FOR SALE—Grape fruit, 35c per dozen; oranges, 15c, satsumas, 20c. By the 100, $1.50-$LOU and $1.50 repectively. Drive out and get yours, B. T. Tiller, Paula, Fin 193-tfc. FOR SALK—one of the best corner location sin Sanford, 11 room bouse, garage with two rooms over it, for r.nlc or will trade for vaennt lots or city properly of any description on right basis. A. P. Connelly & Sons. . lD3*t'c, FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Imutrance LAWYER — Court H oub« Over Seminole County Bank Sanford--------------------Florida Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building Sanford — Florida Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Building Sanford,------------- Florida [ill keep oue awake. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two-room housekeeping apartment. 7ID Oak Avc. ' 183-tfc. W ANTED See the Sanford Stove Works, 002 Sanford uvgnuc before buying stoves. We will save you money. We also re­ pair stoves of all kinds, grnfonnlos and guns. • 194-tfe WANflTlL^TiThuy a tent 12x14 profurred address H. D. W. care of the Herald. lO0-2tp. LOST— Collie puppy strayed from Valdez Hotel Tuesday night. Phone Fnlck, Valdez Hotel. R'wiird. lDC-2tp. \VA NTE D Team wftrk Hanson Shoe Shop!—- Old fashioned doughnuts, eroquetts and all kinds of sandiwches. Phone 210, Popular Market. Real Estate Attomcy-at-Lnw LUMBER FOR SALE—Yellow pine lumber, rough or dressed, prompt delivery in Sanford and vicinity, two mills in oporuton, Osteen, Fla-, Tel. 4811. 197-Ctp. JELCOHFOR SALE—43clco lighting plant, in excellent condition, will he sold at n sacrifice. See J. B. Johnson, Lake Monroe, or T, W. Lawton, Sanford. Wk. 4-tc. FOR RENT— Desirnfllo bed room for coppfe over Herald office. Apply to npaitmcnt 4. FOR SALE—Rhode Islam! eggs for • setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. FOR RENT— Apnitmcnts and sleep Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue. Suning rooms, Ferndnle Apartments ford. R3-tfp Bishop Block, corner First and Pal FOR SALE—Fine lettuce jdants mcLto streets. 18D-14tp. fifty cents thousand in bed. O. C FOR RENT— Furnished rooms foi Bryant, Wagner. 185-tp. light housekeeping. 701 Magnblit 193-tfc. lo­ avenue. Centra cated dwelling eight rooms and sleep­ FOR RENT—2 to 5 tarnished apart­ ing porch. Worth your inquiry uml ments newly finished, modern garage, consideration. A. I\ Connelly & li. T. Tiller, Paula, Fla. Sons. 188-tfc. 18G-tfe. Fu r SALE—Some Gundy bridge FOR RENT— Furnished house 1300 stock. P. O. Box 205. lD0-3tp. Park ‘avenue. Apply 018 Oak ave­ FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for nue. lD5-0tp. light housekeeping, 701 Magnolia. but ufnhvd housekeeping rooms corn lDl-tfc, er 11th street ami Elm avenue. SINGElTSEWlNG MACHINF.S-Sold M. Schneider. 195*7tp. on Email monthly terms like rent. FOR RENT—House, for rent corner Electric motors and accessaries. T. of 12th st eel and Magnolia avenue. M. Dunlap, ,Cor,, ^lOtfo^pnd L u s r I, Frinislied or.unfurnished. Apply at Phone 550-W. 11th strut and Oak avenue, or at Mrs. 192-Otp B. E. Takoch, at Pico Hotel. bungalow located on Sanford Room and board at $|7).0() a week i. $250.00 cash, balance like at Mrs. U. "E. Tukarh, Pico Hotel. E. F. Lane, Rooms 501-2 First 1115.01c. il Bank Bldg. Phone 95. FOR RE-NT—Cottage. J. Musson. Rlfl-7tp. FOR SALE— Petunia plants* 15 cents FOR RENT- Cottage, 112 French per dozen. Pansy plants 25 cents nvenvo. 197-3tp.' per dozen. Carnation Salvia, 50 cents FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom. In­ per dozen. Stewart, the Florist, 814 quire 1100 AVest First street. Myrtle avenue. ID7-4tp. W . J. Thigpen George A . DeCottes UNCLG. PE-TE: FOR SA LE Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ able Profcntiinnal Men, each of whom. In hU chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends U> the people. Schelle Maines n n e l l ,\n £ l l R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD, - FLORIDA MILDRED S I M M O N S Teacher of Pianoforte and Pipe Organ Studio: Room 225, Meisch Building B. F. WHITNEB, Jll. County Agent Offleet Basement of Court House Phone No. 6. (Listed U. S. D. A.) Residence i 715 Myrtle Avenue, phona No. 529-R. one of E M O P, C\ 0 J 5-— t h in k s Missouri Hold Up, In BEEN j B P ^M D B0 R 4 20 \ t>\DNT I H fS G iH E C tsO U * S E .L L . so proposed to be annexed have ob­ jected to such annexation, and, Whereas, no notice o f any applica­ tion by petition to the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of r-i ** the State of Florida, in and for the *\ FRUITS AND VEGETABLES—STATE MARKETING REPORTS ha County of Seminole, in which Judicial Circuit the City of Sanford, Florida, is situated, objecting or protoating against the' annexation o f said terri­ tory, has been served upon the Mayor JACKSONVILLE, Nov., 14.—Car- Texas small, 1 1-2 bu. hampers 85c. o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, and, Pittsburg (t ’leuV, O tA hove) lot shipments for Tuesday, Nov. 12: Whereas, no proceedings have been Cukes: Lights supplies. Florida Oranges: Florida 97, Alabama 10, instituted by petition in tho Circuit liusliel hampers fanry $4.00, choice Arizona 2, California 14, total 123, |Court of said Circuit, sotting forth $3.00. Unreported 12, Florldn 40. ; objections to the nnnexation o f the Pepperfc: Florida crates, fnnzy Grapefruit: Florida fill cars, Texas territory proposed to be annexed, and, 1, Virginia 1, totnl 01; unreported $ j.00-$i1.00. Georgia Pimcntocs $1.75 Whereas, tho land proposed to bo i to $2.25 bushel crate. 1), Florida 11. annexed by tho City o f Sanford, Beans: South Carolina hampers, Tomatoes; California 17, Ohio 1, Florida, is tho same territory parti­ green $250-$3.25, mostly $3.00. Texas 1, total ID; ennners California cularly described and set (orth In Okra, Squash: No ears on track, salt! Ordinance No. fll, therefore, not quoted. Lettuce: California 47, Idaho 11, BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEO­ Eggplant: Florida crates, mostly New Jersey 10, Oregon 1, Utah 1, PLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, $3.00-$3.50. total 70. Unreported JI2, Virginia FLORIDA: Philadelphia— (Cloudy, 40 Above) 1 by hunt. Section 1. That tho following ter­ Cukes: Florida 1, 1 mixed ear on ritory in Seminole County, State of Celery; California 50, Idaho 1, track. Light supplies. Demand and : Florida, contiguous to tho present Michigan 2, New Jersey 1, New York movement moderate. Market for good! territorial limits of the City of San­ 39, Ohio 1, Oregon 3, total D7. Un* stock steady, Florida bushel boxes, ford, Florida, more particularly de­ reported 12, Michigan by boat 0. and hampers, ventilated cars, medium scribed ns follows, to-wit: Chicago— (Portly Cloudy, 48 above) sizes $4.50, refrigerated fancy $3.50,1 Thu East Half of tho Southeast Tomatoes: California It, Texas 1, choice $2.25. Quarter of the Southeast Quarter, Peppers: No arrivals, 1 car on 23 cars on track including broken. and the North Three Quartern of the track. Supplies light. Demand and; Supplies moderate. ' Demand and West Half of the .Southeast Quarter movement slow. Market steady. movement moderate. Market steady. I of the Southeast Quarter o f Section fancy $ 1.00.$4.50, j California lugs originals, $2.50-$2.75; Florida crates • H i, Township ID, South of Rango 30 sixes repacked, best packs, $5.50-$0.00, t hoice $2.25. East, and Eggplant: No cars on track, mu others $l.75-$5.00. The West 7.77 chains o f the South­ Peppers: No cara on track, no car- csrlot arrivals. Supplies light. P c -1 west Quarter of tho Southwest Quar­ mend and movement limited. Florida lot nrrivals. Supplies moderate. De­ ter of Section 3L Township 19, South M n'tilil i will In--* lO o n s h t e m l imlvSs m a n d' attU ‘rtldVoWiVrit’ W llt f fU t t f. 'M fttTf- tvntps ,$4.25-04.[i0, oo sales. of Range Si’ Edit! " tn-nliu pon fiirm in* fin iilnhud hy A r r h l Boston et steady. Florida standard crates ii•>•( areioiiiqinleit hy u c ertified Re, and the same is hereby annexed Peppers: Green, fancy, railing $5Ic h e c k tinyiilili- I** i.1*1*1 II *aril 111 $4.00 to $4.25, Georgia bushel pinioniitniililile n-i fiil'ii'v «: Ul.1i i a Ifi'lieral ns u part of tho territorial limits of t<i $0.00 crate, but pel cleaned up yet.* (-.uml n u t um i-lni't, (nr fMiiidil, Md* toes $1.25-$1.50. Eggplant: Moving slowly $1.50 to| nil |il ii lit III li*;. rtiri’lt lilt fHOU.OU* M ill the City of Sanford, Florida. «<i i.li.-trli- i< Irliuc c h e c k f o r 1300.00; Eggplant: Mnrkit steady. De­ Sortlon 2., That tho boundary $5.00 proto fur fancy Florida best l p r o v id e d lliol i c M i l ' u uliei-kH on mand and movement moderate. Sup­ uml territorial limits of the Ii.h i Kh o f Ki-niliioli- I ’ o i i m j w ill lie n m - lines stock. elili-roil ns ci i I 'fit .1 i lo t i, h). Tl*i c h e c k plies moderate. No cnrlot arrivals. Squash: Few sales. Florida white, o f th e m u - c to.fill b id d e r or M d d rra |o City of Sanford, Florldn, in order to No enrs on track. Fioridu standard to- i.-t ritn. t lx i i i i l flioitil r w 1li|iiM'i|(*i( ciutcs $3.50. No demand for yellow •lamti'ioH ilntiil*l t lie mti-i'i o o f ul M ilder ir.cludo therein the said tract of land crates $4.00-$4.50. o r M d d r r a - f u l l o r r o ' n e - in e x e c u t e a hereby annexed, is re-deflncd as f o l - ' at present time. o o n ir a i'l rin.t in n-tiqity lioml ns m i u l r - lows, to-wit: Cukes: Florida sipmre bushel oil, Willi Iu ini (III! 1 nflor w r it t e n nntJeo o f ai-co|iltiim* o f Mil crates fancy $1.00-$4.50; choice $3.00 Commencing at n point eighty rods Tlfl-ijtoiiril r i ' i c r v c i lln- rlylil to r c . Notice! Subscribers! to $3.50. Supplies moderate. Market Joel n nv m ol all Mil*, o r In a c c e p t any west and eighty rods North o f a point Mil or |nirt '>t Mil III th em d n 't p r d •In where tho south shore line of I-akc .steady Demand and movement fair. to- In th e Ill'll Interost i f I h r t'olltlt y, No earlots. lin nial a f t e r the I Itti ilny o f Nnvrttt- Monroe*, in Seminote County, State of *n»r. I'*33. i o|ilon o f |ilaii* uml mieelllcttBeans: Louisiana and Floi idn 7-81 |Ion* ni'ii lie » " i n at th e Mupcrlliteli- Florldn, in intersected by the west ilenl'n e f f l e e . nr intiy lie linil f r o m the boundary line of Section twenty-nine bu. hampers wax green, beat $4.00 to j nrelilleet iq-oii ilc fio*li o f II&.00, mieti $4.50, poorer $1.75-$2.00. Supplies | Township nineteen (ID) i1e|m*li l o he r efill.ilcil Inina ihio M il­ (2D) of l i o n u|ion r e t u r n o f pinna and epecHl- South, Range thirty-one (31) cast) moderate. Demand and movement enllriim to A r c h it e c t . H iib-eoiitrnetor* fair. Market steady. m a v oliliilli i-o|iles a |i|il Ion Me In llirlr run thence south to the middle o f the w o r k u p on i ho nayin ent o f I d hh w h ich B a l t i m o r e — ( C l e a r , 58 A b o v e ) southeast quarter o f Section thirty« III h o I'oi a Iiioil |1y iin ter o f th e C o u n t y Itnanl o f one (31) of tho eamo township and Peppers, Squnsh, Eggplant: No I Pitlilh* Iin lr u c lt'ir ii Hetnlnidt* C ou n ty . supplies on market. Good inquiry, range; run thonco west to a point I'lorhla . N iivem lier fill . I'ISS. C A. HAI.I.A8. Beans; Express receipts light. De­ 7.77 chnina east o f the west line of C h u lrm im I'ro-tern. At l e n t : mand and movement good. Market Section 31 of satno township and T. W. L A W T O N . S e c r e t a r y . steady. South Carolina, bushel hamp­ range; thence south one-quarter mile l l - S r l 5- * 2- ! S - t l c . ers, Pearl $2.00-$2.50. to the south line o f Section thirtyCukes: Demand limited Move­ one (31) of tho same township and ment draggy except for extra fancy range; thence west 17.77 chains to stock. Too few sales to establish the southwest com er of the cast onemarket. Receipts by express light. AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING CER- half of the southeast onc-quartor of Tax books are now open for the Atlanta— (Cloudy, 47 Above) TAIN TERRITORY TO THE the southeast quarter of Section thir­ Oranges: Sales to jobbers $3.00 to payment of Slate and County Taxes. PRESENT CORPORATE LIMITS ty-six (30) of Township nineteen A discount of two per cent is allowed $3.25 per box; bulk $1.G0.$1.75. OF THE CITY OF HANFORD in November. Grapefruit; Boxes $2.25-$2.75. FLORIDA,' AND RE DEFINING JNO. D. JIN KINS, Tax Collector Squash: Mostly $2.40 per bushel. THE BOUNDARY LINES AND Seminole County. TERRITORIAL LIMITS OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. TWO RAN HITS HELD UP MESSENGER TAKE MONEY At Argentine -i H e o o e -R ^ . K E E P IM ’ T H fv r „ IN'HVS C r O R E ^ --------------- VHIGH Daring KANSAS CITY, Nov., 15.—Two masked bandits hclcf up two messeng­ ers of Argentine SQate Bank at Argentine boulevard and seventeenth street here today and escaped with $20,000 in cosh. A populpr slogan seems to be “ Mil­ lions for culture, but not one cent for agriculture.” $1.50-$2.00. California lettuce crates bells fancy $5.00, 8t. Louis— (Raining, 52 Above) Beans: Supplies moderate. Demand and movement moderate. Market City Tax Books Open steady. Alabama 7-8 bu. hampers November 1st, for the $o.00-$3.50. payment o f 1923 Taxes. Cpkcs: Market dull. Demand slow, Florida square bushel crates $4.00. 2 per cent discount allowed If paid Eggplant: Supplies ligh t De­ In November and 1 per cent discount mand ligh t Market dull. Texas and If paid in December. Florida peper crates, wrapped $4.00, unwrapped not wanted- ’ ALFRED FOSTER, City Tax Peppers:, Supplies liberal. De­ Collector, by E. Hoy, D. C. mand slow. Market dull. Few early T h e C o u n ty llourtl o f I'ultllc I n s t r u c t io n f o r Hi-uiirinlu C o u n ty , l**lu . w ill r*-i*,ilvi» Hi>ntr<l Mils tqitll to o ' c l o c k T u t ' « U y iitornln<c 11e r r in W r till. 1S23, at tlx* H uperliueliilou t's o f f i c e al IM* t'ou rt lloUNn I ii ttiihfonl f o r fiiriiUhltirf o f nininrlnlti f o r ntul f o r ilrllliuic a t w o l u r t i u ell o n Its s c h o o l tot lu ra lm l pr»t'tlca|. ly iiililway liu tw orn tint t o w n * o f A l la luontu H|irlnrn ami l,oiiKWomt. Itlils m ust lie iii'(ioitt|ian!<*il hy enrttfli'd c h e c k iitivahlr t o tlio llo u n l III lli» su m o f 9LO.llO; tt'u n h lrr's chucks of tiapkn nt tills m u n t v w ill tin Coltslllcr^il us c c r l l f l u j c h n ck :i) imcli- ch u ck o f th e (mi l l'* (fill M ilder w ill h r rululnm! hy th e Hoard s s lliiiililutml tlamn»t«» sh ou ld hlddu r f a ll o r r e f tin* to r sn eu tu c o n t r a c t mid f u r n is h Imiid In 60 pur c en t o f th e c u n l r n r l prlcn w i t h ­ in five d a y s n ftu r w r it t e n n o llc v o f n creplD iiru i.f hid. IIIiI h m u s t . h u en te r e d a n d r o n t r n c t stKnud t o thu i rfect (h at thu w e ll w ill ha c o m p le t e d and r e a d y t o r unw w ith in 30 d a y s a f t e r urn tr a c t slttned. Th u lt o a n l r e s e r v e s thu rlah t l o ruJcrt a n y and ull bids. C. A. HAI.LAH. Cliulrmutt P r o - t c m . A ttest: T. W . L A W T O N . B s cr u ta r y . u -i-1 6 -j::u -ttc , M I T I I 'K T O <' O N T I l A t 'T O I l M , Hualctl Milu w ill hit rucclvctl b y thu C o u n t y Hoard o f I 'u h llo In atru ntlon f o r Hamlnnla C o u n ty , K lorldu. at Hupurlnlv ntlc nt*s o f f i r a . t 'o u r t Ifupuu. H anford. F lo r id a , until 10 o ' c l o c k A. M Iiu cum hcr tth . I t t t . f o r lltu fu rn lsh lu K o f m a t e r i a l * f o r and thu ururtton o f a ■rhilul bullillliK to Ln locutuit, St tiunava. In Kcmluulu C o u n t y . In a c c o r d * n c « w ith pin na and apaclflrallu n a aa nruparad by K t lo n J. U o u a h t o n , A r c h i ­ tect Dlda w ill ba ru n -lv cd aa f o l l o w s : 1. F o r Kunural r im it t uctluti; , t. F o r p lu m h ln a i . X. F o r ulu rtrlc w lr l n s . BuOVcaaful liiddrror Md<1nra will he re­ quired to furnlah a »uru*v company bond In an amount equal to fifty per ount af the contract prlcn j f thrfr hid. and to meet with the approvnl of Ihr H oard... No bid will ba conildurod unlvss FORREST LAKE, Mayor. S. O. CHASE, Commissioner. C. J. MARSHALL, . (SEAL) Commissioner. Attest: L. R. Philips, City Clerk. � 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, 1923 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, November 15, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 15, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 15, 1923; <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/7a5b0a7eb83b801b4d1cbec0b218e1f4.pdf ab8669eea426310ba14bc20067d077e9 PDF Text Text . - ■. . ■. t.-- ■ frf }*-*?■•*a\,]f •• \ I . •; = £ ___ • Four Yssrs la Fedttal • . . . ■ ; BOSTON, Nov., < 14.—Joseph B. Marino, of Chicago, who rose from barber to banker and became involv­ ed in many flaahdal difficulties in various parts of country, was sentenc­ ed to four years and three months In federal penitentiary at Atlanta today for aiding and abetting in misapplies* tlon of 9200,000 of funds of First National Bank of Wanton, Mass. ' Girls Attack !Asd''tifet‘ Capacity ilo' Matron o f Home Pay Is Opinion of Effort To jEscape Experts ' • •* ; tiglisli Premier Sa; Free Trade Must Be Investigated Traffic Halted W hile Priest Prays Over Injured Boy \ 1•'9. 'i / .■■*■■■■■ ■ Who Had Been Struck By San Fran­ (|r Tan a w m Ii M FraSak «... < . T)!* Aaisealated Pn « i) cisco Street Car ' •CONDON, Nov.. 14.—In a brief hut PARIS, Nov, 14.—Action on Pre­ t• *#i| exciting re-opehlhg session of a P*r- t i«i» L4*ir»■'*Vmvr* h i. !., *r.i mier Poincare's suggestion that the F or Purpose o f Recreation A n d llamcnt elected only #■' year ojr' tfile , SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-TrafCHICAGO, NOV. 14.— Led by Anna reparation commission appoint ah ex­ Som e! T o De G um * o f Jackson* . slogan of ‘Tranquility," that parlia­ fle was Halted on busy street corner i Baraunskl, 15 year old girl, arrested pert committee to conduct an inquiry ylllo Arm istice f)ny ment yesterday found Itself condemn­ info tKe reparation question was de­ last week as member of hold up band, yesterday while Rev. A. R. Drathami Postoffice Delay . ed to Immodlato death—not becauso ferred by the commission yesMrday twenty-five girls attacked matron at ‘Catholic Priest knelt irt middle of <n r TWo .Mi LONDON, . N .» It.—France is Juvenile dentention homo last night Cause IB Discovered the government had suffered defeat street and prayed over John S. Ed­ San foid was heat toddy to a- very In the house or reverses in by-elec- wards, 13, who had been struck and diatlnguinhcd party when Admiral bringing preetu to bear on Qreat in unsuccessful effort to escape. Glrla Mail W a » Postponed tlbns, whclh' are tho customary rea­ fdUlly injured by street car. Tho 8ims and Mrs. Sims nnd> their oftlBritain to Joint e<tlon for expulsion attempted to leap through Window cial party came on . the* steamer Os­ sons for dissolution, but because Mr. boy died few momenta later. from1 Germany, dl i forhter Crown after overpowering matron but were Hy KnVploye* Who 8tat«d That He ceola to visit interior Florida for a Rajwln, who succeeded to tho pre­ P r in c e . Fpr the r idinenl the British prevented'by other officer*. short time. In tho party wapo tho miership on the illness of the late [ Had* No Time to Work The govern m en t b e lie f' s it useless to try admiral and wife,- hla aide and one Mr. Bonar Law, seeks a new man­ to rfndo accompli bed. fact, but no Heavy. Mail . . who waa with him in the war, Copt. date fhorn tho country authorising hla : toUneed until altar Gilchrist Stockton of Jacksonville, day’s cabinet meeting. *.'■ jjv. Acting Fostihiater JT- c - Ileaking Mr. and Mr*. R. P. Daniel and Mira. does not want tho blame for1 the r * K. M. L’Engio of Jieckaonvillh. • COLOGNE. N o* H.—Leo Decirtr*, cent delay in the faklM of August Ird ’ Admiral Sima ben been* at, Jacksonseparatist lead* Kaa bean arrested at to be caM on ^njy! Jhrtnbcr of the vilir for several days the guest o t tho Venders Just c it tha Belgian fronpresent poetofQce force, an'd !li • American (Legion and mad* the ad-' 6 advice* from Aix tier,; according statement to the Herald gave the foL dress ttf Ufa soldiers and sailor* there lowing explanation^ fcagerdlng said de. La dtapolle. on Monday. Ha and M r party w an lay. anxious Co sac something o f interior On* cl the employees of Urn night Germany W ould Leave Florida and tnadpthwtrip.ar^tbtyboe* many could pay during the ensuing force working In August had such a todky. , . the question'or aYHon In conns* Ruhr Situation To No Chance For Him To three year*. M-.Barthou dwelt ea- heavy mail that-lie thought he could with' the' ratuifl OT Ganpan Cr . Whan the Osceola docked here this peclaily oii- the necessity of ascertain­ not work all of it and tossed several Prinle and Germany’* attitude morning Mayor Lake* and wife and ing Um total German assets in for­ sacks of mail into hla locker room Get To Germany gannftL allied military control. CUy Commissioner, 3. 6, Chase sod eign countries. Any new scheme for thinking dd dhubf that he could work Now Uurfd.Atoodth.Om bM . Mora at wife, Preslddht Higgins of the. Cham­ the payment of reparations based on it later. Whether he forgot; thte ed mentioning ( these questions ber of Commerce and BectwUuty Pearthe committee's report he said, should mall or hesitated to tell .o f hie act ■. (S r Tk* A— » li(H f m a f cause tha alii*' wear not in ac take Into account tha old schedule Ax­ to postmaseto Haskina is a matter: of date Irr time to IndUd* the. n.W duties. In the next budget, he declared it area DOORN, HoUand, Nov. 14.—WJI- ed at tha London conference of May, conjeeturfe but this mail remained’ in necessary to have election* ■nt •the liam •Hohensollarn, tbs former Ger­ 1021. ' for a-ride over the city and to Winthe private locker room until one day earliest possible moment. He haij. man emperor, goes calmly aboit bii far Para and .returning will drive to last week when the postmaster In Col. James A. Logan, the American To Locate advised the King accordingly, and ho customary tasks at Doorh House, not­ Deland landing where they will again looking, for a1blanket discovered the saw no reason why perilamont should ’ withstanding the reporta which have observer, was preaent at the meeting embark on the Osceola for tha return not dissolve Friday/' Eelectlona will ; gone abroad that he waa preparing but made ho,rpmarks regarding eith­ Journey. , er M. Barthou’a suggestion or the tq drpare for the fatherland. It la . .was immediately suspended pending be held December <L question of hearing-the Carmans. . The Admiral mat many of the San­ Brief criticisms of tha govern* asserted here that them is no founda­ The German request for a hearing ata- investigation of the postal au­ ment'ta procedure followed from the At the conference," President Ebert ford folks at tho dock ahd thky were tion for tha report that he and his thorities. ' ’ v rv Liberal leaders, who actively, accused and Chancellor Stresemann and otlu all favorably impressed with thM fa­ entourage have been granted pass- was granted without opposition and without restriction, the data l^ing There wss nothing for the pay­ the government of rushing the elec­ fra of tha:cabinet discussed at gn at mous old tea dog who bad charg* of porta for a Journey to Berlin or else­ left. 9pen fti’ order to allow them to master to do then but Xo put the de­ tions to prevent the country, from length with the premiers of tha fed­ tbs American navy in British tfatera where In Germany, and those dose to him declare he has no Intention of make arrangements tar Dielr repre­ layed matter through the mail* and elthet knowing o s . discussing wha^ th# erated, states and a committee com­ during the world*weir sad wilts gained sentations, but it is thought the first this was the cause for the pepera end govern m en t proposed to do, and with prising tha Rhue and Rhfneland lead-) name and fates fataa fdr far that branch af’obr of'oUr leaving Doortb hearing will take place In about tad latter* and postcard* to be given out ffiting a motion giving th# govern- era tha question of liquidation th« defensive service. / Dr. Kan of the Dutch minlatry of days. 4 last Saturday poatmaiinif August meht the whole tlm# of tha House* , economic chaos of occupied sonaa. Elsewhere in this Issue is a utovy of the interior, who had a long confer­ following M. third and later date* and caaeed so Sir John Bradbury, Tha exciting proceedings ended, the By indirection tho German govern­ the' AduHrarg life* written by Capt ence with th# former emperor yester­ Bart'hou'a presentation of the French much comment. . house settled down to * routine, dfc-' ment In its statement virtually admits Stockton for tho Journal. day, may have something to do with ■uggeatlon, declared he . thought that . lYrn Herald cormntnted en-the inci­ cession of the workman's compensa­ the announcement that the former I distance of the war lord will continue -to reside in under the present elmimataqcea, tho dent at tho time and tha postmaster tion Mil locomt, which must be AnGovernor W a lk er ral good locations Holland for it la believed that the articio of the treaty by virtue of wishes this pajWr to reaks this ex­ d one or two outTelle leg isla tu re purpose of hi* vlslt# waa to enquire which the Garmons asked for a bear­ planation to the public la order that ska that present into the ex-kaiser's position, and to ing had bean rendered practically use­ the true facta in the cage Mr made About T a x lU-hirim claims' of qll of reiterate, in via wof the erown prince's less by the action of soma of the known. It was caroleisnim on' tlh itanl abootd b. M t i q M , hasty departure, the difficulties trat powers, •evidently referring t<L the jMu-tof the employee and nothing of a pad; at- the mercy of tho occupying cd. It ahoilM udt.U a hold up on Frsnco-Bolglsn occupation of the might face Holland at the hands of powers. the part of th* owners of any of thla the allies if the head of Doom fol­ Ruhr. HoWsvar, ha said, abstention i Tim. existing, dislocations In all llnae propirty and pfet they are supposed to lowed in hla #on'f footsteps. More­ would be settled only by the govern^ (H r T fc. s h s O s M : r » « l have' produced a catasthrophal aov gat a price that iriM correspond with over it is said that the ex-kalaer la ments hearing the German*, hence ATLANTA'.’ fia., Nov.m**14.'—GoverCiol situation through growing, un* _ . J « M ' t t t .C l » Lend is tend not In good health and hie personal he would rote foe i t , mails and tha employee under sus­ nor Walker, who ha* addfeased tha •mploytnent- and tha conaaquant ob­ d now and eopension win no doubt uadevfcr an siA* to Bertbou’s suggestion, he physician who resides In Amsterdam, ligations of the govanmwnt to coax Georgia legislature In egtrs session ind west sides hag been hare for some dayf. Theta* regarded It. M oomstldng like Jib# amine tlon to prow Jib aide of the peclaily op iAbe tlnue lu >unemployment doles. Thus to effect ta* reforms urged'tho sup­ 1 be sValUbls wheds the lam citement which the news of the form­ prescription, made by a eartald story. The poatofflea is endeavoring far official quarters have declined to port of Ms progress at a-meeting *t UP" Tbs only er crown prince’s departure for Gar- philosopher, o f pills as a reamedy 1of to better the system and ho* aakad for fam ing p indicate the' nature of the charter local hots! last night attended by Ugclaimant to ad for an extra dark and thraa addition* many has not yat subsided anti there earthquake. f which is to be conceded the neto* sals for (hla pwl la still an air of uncertainty in the He hfld DxaLthc commission should *1 Dial! carriers and the.'delay In who (is running phedneta of Doogp. \ without, fiar or favor execute Ate August should not bo repeated'again. mission,.ihvoitlgute ail of the wusei The new postmaster, J. P. Hail, ex­ that have lag to tha present condition pects ta take his position tho fifteenth of .Germany and foarieaoly apply of of thU month and-With , the hearty id close friend ofi recommend whatever remedUa R map cooperation o f the public and the em­ roralilegislators at ployee* of tha sSataftlce expect* to in otate affairs w< giro the,public good aanrles. . . . . . . . . . . . Member of Hold Up Gang In Chicago * Lefcda Glrla • , . w ; s : ;.r VMp * 1 *4 Another / - •. m i i f 1 W iV ItLi', anb* sox. t j t ■ Ks,v vv7 f* 4 ir\n ^ s-mtmi ^j 1 . - Jl 1 1 • ■ \ i .w a s b in q t o n , No».v i coruumed <1urine *— •• j--- 1 l ft.-* ■ iMfV .,J* .j*' R »j ! jlI. ( > - * ____ * ? CANS Hps iJ W October ot lint, aijd i �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER4 $ . 192M ■■ ' -r ^ ■. .rz ~ r ~ fe 1 •r 1'1 ‘ .. . .* • u q f a l ii a i i n i i » ^ < « m » i « t l »T 'a.'*" 1** | - - ^ Use bran, cotton seed meal, mrlasses ■■ anil Pari# Green fat cut worms. Yes, wo have It nil. SANFOItD FEED &, w i n c e s s SUPPLY CO. . * [f TODAY . 103-itr. 4R8. FRED DAIGBR ^---- ------ ---------------------------- ------- -— !. Society KdiU, IInvc you thought of where the city Phone 217-W CATHOLIC BAZAAR. should have *thc Fair Grounds and If you have any friends visiting: you— If you aro going anywhere or com* We invite you to make this your Florida: Fair Tuesday and Wed? Athletic Field T • jig home, or It you are entertaining, write a postal card to this department, hank. The Seminole County Bank. nesday, no change in temperature; Christmas Bazaar of Catholic I have the ideal location and 3vlll giving details,'or telephone the item. It will be greatly appreciated. church at Parish Houso, December 5 be more than glad to dhow it to you moderate northerly winds. Bom to Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Hanson nnd fl. . lfll-to Dec 0. if you will phono 05. / ' A________ ;_______ a daughter, Sunduy, November 11. McCuller. Whilo the cut prize Cities 23 Acres of good high land located Wo have one of the best corner loca* novelty, hand painted card holder w a s ^ Atlantic City north cast of Roso Court on Oviedo tfoni in Sanford, eleven room house, presented Mrs. L. J. Faircloth. Atlanta ......... garage with two roqms over it, for railroad cast of Mcllonvilfy.sayenue, Following tho awnrdlng of thejV Boston .......... formerly known ns the SpceirOrove— sale or will trade ^for vacant lota or prizes, the hostess served doliciouff si Buffalo ______ Only 23 blocks from Post YOffica, tlty property of nny description on Tuesday—St. Agnes Guild Will meet I refreshing, carrying of the color CHicago*..... street on both sides and road facil* Also a Comedy right basis. A. P. Connelly & Sons. at the home of Mrs. Clifford Peabody 1scheme, consisting of congenjed fruit Cincinnati ..... itics. . y . -103-tfc. ’ at 3:&0 p. m.,1 with'’ Mrs. “Peabody snlnd topped with whipped cream and )d Dcs Moines .... and Mrs. Dick Brown as hostesses. cherries, Saltincs, fancy cakes, cofTec f0 East Port, Me, WEDNESDAY Tublo board $0.00 per week. Hot nnd Tuesday—Westminster Club meets nnd crystaliscd grape fruit. Kansas City ... cold wntcrv furnished rooms, $3.00 A Zone Gray Story at the homa of Mrs. W. Morton The nfternoon was one of exccptNew York ..... per week. Room and board $3.00 pet Thigpen on Magnolia avenue, at icnnl enjoyment to the guests nnd the f r Pittsburg ....... week Mrs. Z. T Stedman, 503 W. WHEN ROMANCE RIDES 3:30 p. m. St. Louis ....... cordial hospitality of Mrs. Owen was ^ Third street. . 189*0tp. With an all-a^r cast Tuesday—Daughters of Wesley meet reflected in every detail. Washington Rooms 5Q1-2 at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Also a Comedy The guest list included Mrs. E.'I). Sanford First National IJank UldR, Dwight Babbitt on Sanford Heights. Mobley, Mrs. B. F. .Whitner, Miss Phone 95 Martha Fox, Mrs H. R. Roscbro, Mrs. 0 All Kinds of Insurance TONIGHT * L. P. McCuller, Miss Emma Owen’s, H0 Evening Bridcg of Social Depart­ Mrs. Alex Vaughn, Mrs. E. H. Holden, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Howard nnd ment at Club House at 8 p. m. Mrs, Mrs. W. D. Gardiner, Mrs. Emmett family of Okeechobee City nre nt their Hunt, Mrs. Clarke Leonardy, Mrs. L. George Herring hostess. old home south of the city for a few , J. Faircloth, Mrs. C. E. Mitchell, Mrs. MUSIC DEPARTMENT PROGRAM George Paxton, Mrs. John Leonard!, Dr. nnd Mrs. “Ben Caswell, Mrs. Ed. Mrs. Benjamin Whitner, Jr. Churchwell’s announce today tl Betts hnd Mrs. W. W Potter returned sale of John B. Stetson hast—the kin The monthly meeting nnd program home Friday from Jacksonville where that have established n world wid of the music department of the Wo* tho former attended the State Dental reputation—at seven to ten dollars man’a Club will be held In tho club Meet. ,« house Wednesday afternoon, No­ vember 14th. at 3:30 o'clock. A series Dr. Brownlee nnd about twenty of of programs featuring American folk the Presbyterian churdh are attend­ music begins at this time. ing the Laymen’s convention in Lake* Mrs. F. L. Woodruff And Mrs. H. lund today. The Presbyterian Male Lady Godivn” tonight. C. DuBose have the program for tho QunrtJtt, Messrs. Darling, McNcal, day Irt charge, and have arranged Europe’s grentest production. Great Irwin nnd Darrel will furnish the n fine program (Indian folk music) in eye appeal, wondrous beauty, stu­ music oh the program. with sketch of Chns. Wakefield Cndpendous crowds, massive sets and n man, noted present day Amerlrnn mcroniAu Twenty-five ladies enjoyed a “ pot story of n woman who displayed her composer, nnd many of his songs nnd KEVIEW piano pieces, with the story of his shnmc to save her people from mis­ luck” supper in the Gleaners Class 1627 room at the Presbyterian church last opera “ Shanqwls" nnd selections from rule. evening , After the bountiful supper same will he given. The chorus will TO\IIW'I sing ‘‘from the land of the sky blue Garbed only in lustrous tresseS, the class held n short business session icw water” and “ far off I hour n lover’s Lady Godivn rode through town. Two with tho class president, Mrs. I.iljn in eyes saw her. They were stricken the chair. flute.” INTERPRETS A NEW SIMPLICITY The programs this senson nro of blind. Will you venture to see this IN NAVY SATIN CRfiPE W. W. Duke nnd T. A. . Scott, of espedial interest and every member startling photoplay, “ Lady Godiva” This ii just the model that one Jacksonville, were In Sanford for sev­ adapted from Tennyson's poem. This is the latest Pari* idea of th* should be present to enjoy and profit would like for a cool gingham or eral days completing plans for the slip-in . frock—a charming, creation linen, and is typical of the newest TliE COAT FROCK REIGNS by them. , is navy blue satin crepe, trimmed with idea of simplicity sponsored by Pari*. Did Lady Godivn’s horse run, gallop, new offices of tho Western Union blue and gray. *.ilk embroidery. 'Jhe Fronts and hacks arc slashed inward With a charm typically Parisian, Telegraph Co., which will lie in the front section is draped over a foun­ ranter or just walk through the town I). A. R. NOTES from the underarm scams and gath­ (hi., ct.ai inchexpresses itself in dark former site of the First National dation consisting of a skirt attached ered to a band, to which the ends of blue top, v leetinij novelty button.-, for of Coventry? to a long-wais'ril bodice, and is caitght Bang hiulding. They were register­ the sash are attached. Round rteck it< diet (kci'n.'-.oii. The'fronts of The Sallic Harrison Chapter’s No­ at the side with a^tie-sash of narrow and short kimono sleeves arc edged tile <;ri*s arc crossed nnd closed at ed nt the Valdez. Sec this startling photodrnma vember meeting Friday, Uth, Was a ribbon. Embroidery at die lower tin l-.-tt side. Al.«», jtlicy are cut in with bias folds of self - material. edge of the front, and about the neck most enjoyable one. Mrs, Kent of adapted from Tennyson’s poem. one vith the collar, “which is rolled Another development of fin's model ASSOCIATION OF CONVENTION A. L. Dickens and E. M. Singleton, and sleeves, supplies all of the other to. form river*. Tftc fulness at the possible. It features a skirt sealWinter Park w u b the gracious hos­ BUREAUS MEET is decoration needed. Medium site re­ of Miami, Fla., were arrivals at the loticd at th e* bottom and .the addition sidis aid I nch is held i:i With a nar­ tess, it was a real pleasure to he the quire i 4/ yards 36-inch material, and row Id: i • nli-matcrial. Medium of a sectional collar to the round Valdez Sunday staying over in San­ guest of ono of our valued Chnrtcr yard lining. sire requires 3$£ yards 54-irtch ma­ JACKSONVILLE; Nov. 13. — An neck. Medium sire requires 4)4 yards ford for the Armistice Day celebra­ . Pictorial Review Dress No. 1874. terial. 36-inch material. members. Mrs. Clalru Walker Kent. attractive entertainment progrnm l;ns tion. Arthur Dickens was formerly Sizes, -34 to 48 incites bust. Price 45 • Pictorial Review Coal Dress No. ■Pictorial Review Drcs* No. 1627, haa: represented the chapter dt Con­ edits. E m broU f'ery No. 12757. 17^9. Sires, J4 to £0 iiithcs bust. a Sanford boy, and his many friends b»W arranged 'by'>Wie “local cHainbbr Sizes, 34 to 46 indies bust. Price, tinental Congress three sessions nnd at Milane to Transfer, blue cr yellow, 40 cents. Price 45, cents. were glad to see him in Snnford again. cf commerce for tHb delegates to the 35 cents. is thoroughly familiar with I). A. R. convention of International Associa­ They were guests of the Valdez. work. The meeting was called to tion of Convention ^Bureaus hero No­ order by the Regent, Mrs. A. M. DeM. B. Hutton, of the Hutton En­ vember 15-16. A noon-day luncheon, Zm. . •' ' L . a a\ * .... Forrest with the salute to the flag. gineering Co., returned to Snnford nfternoon, motor trip and evening Among tho muny important matters Sunday after n tour of inspection dinner will feature.the first day's of business dispensed with, ways nnd through tho state looking after his program, and a sight-seeing trip has means decided upon for raising the several contracts recently awarded been arrunged for Fridny, the ICth. money for the erection of the Rlbnult Monument. It was voted to give card WILL WIDEN EUSTIS STREETS parties, n notice of tho dates will ap­ pear in this issue of the Herald. FUST'S, Nov. 13.—A contract has There were fifteen Daughters pres-1purity Word has been received hero of been let for the widening of Bay ent including Mrs. Brower who at help I the death of James Dunn of Troy, street, and workmen already have one time was a member of the Snllic I In i N. Y. A number of Snnford people rfurted on the.job. About 2,300 squaro will remember him us he visited here yards of paving will be necessnry in and sculpture, I.ady Godivn has been the past spring ami summer. His making' the change. immortalized. Now hco "Lady God­ death was very sudden, following an iva" us perpetuated on the screen. In DcLnnd from 1010 to 1023 tho operation for a ruptured nppcndic. before retiring us fire commissioner. public school attendance advanced from 357 to 001, being over 300 per cent increase In thirteen years. Tha Dr. R. M. Mason returned home hunk deposits, which have amounted Saturduy from Jacksonville where he fiom $671,500.80 in the -report! of attended the State Dental Meet. BEAUTIFUL BRIDGE PARTY luhassco, Sam Hoffman, New York Dr. und Mrs. II. H. McCaslin and September 1, 1010,- to $2,7214)33.41, ______ City, C. II. Judge, Louisville, M. J. baby and Miss Alice Caldwell return­ in September of this year, nro in ex­ One of the loveliest parties given Hirsch, St. Louis, W. G. 'll und, Ated home this morning from Jackson­ cess of 200 per cent. Tho figure for this season, was that of Saturday Ir.tp, M. 1). Hutton, Savannah, J. K. ville where Dr. McCaslin attended the the present year will bo augmented afternoon, when Mrs. Tom Owen, ,cn- Mason, Durham, N. C„ N. L. Broadby over 30 per cent when the usual State Dental Meet. tertained u number of her friends at water, Snnford, J. H. Watson, Atlnntu, flood of tourists has arrived. Bridge at her home on Myrtle avenue. Mrs. S. L. Messer, Dnytonu Bench, Watch tomorrow’s pnper for D. L. . The rooms where _thu card tuhlcs Miss Helen VuudcgrilTt, Daytona The Snllic Harrison Chuptor will Thrasher’s advertisement. Mr. Thrash­ were placed were’ festive in uppenr- Dench, A. E. Carr, Norwalk, Ohio, II. er bus bought the big stock of the give n benefit card party at the home You arc looking for, Churchancc. Quantities of brilliant autumn K. Ray, Tampa, J. L. Dennnrd, AtSanford Shoe A- Clothing Company, of Mrs. A. M. DeForrcat, November foliage, potted cruutons nnd nutumn lentu, M. P. Guekcr, Valdosta, P. M. well’s has just tho style and and is in position to give Sanford 30th. To reserve tables call Mrs. G. flowers of red, yellow and orange, Crist, Phiudclphiu, D. M. McDonald, 1. Loucka. ' ------l«jr»-Ite. buyers real value for their nioney. color which will suit you. transformed the .spacious lower flour-Daytona, G. W. Hunter, Asheville, T. Reud this advertisement and go to into a fulry woodlund. |H. Noland, Nushville, T. O. Brown, CARD OF THANKS Thrnsher’s iif you want to .save on The tally cards were also hand; Orlando, E. S. Gingling Ilultimorc, your purchases. , painted with sprays of vivid colored, W, A. Ilousor, Lakeland, W. H. We wish to thank our many friends autumn leaves. The gnmo wus one Righton, Savannah, T. T. Taylor, N. for their expression of sympathy dur­ Mrs. C. W. Speer entertained a of exceptional Interest, top score be- York City, E. Drcighton, Orlando, II. ing our recent bereavement. party from West Palm Beach on ing made by Mrs. E. II. Holden, who S. Christenbury, City, Thos. S. Lilley, Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Lazarus. Aimistico Day. The table, was set was awarded an exquisite hand em- Jacksonville. F S Frank. , Tor ten. Those present were Mr. and broidered linen towel. Thu second, --------- ;----------------Mrs. Mooney, Mrs. Earl Ingram, Miss prize, a hand embroidered linon'gue'st Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, of Crown Mnblc Ingram, Mr. Thomas. Those JOHN GRADY DIED towel went to Mrs. Alex Vaughn. I oint, Inti., arrived yestqrday and will At LAKE MARY WELL Invited to meet them were Mr. Teddy Low score prise, band painted bridge |spend the winter in their lovely home Rungie und sister, Mr. und Mrs. J. KNOWN IN BOSTON Also Churchwell's Special genuine velour hats, felj colors score pad wus won by Mrs. L.' P. on Magnolia avenue. L. Ingram. All hnd u fin«T day and the Palm Beach hunch started for LAKE MARY, Fla., Nov., 12.—In the death of John Grady who has home Monday noon. .• made his home with Jainco Swency A congeniul party consisting of cottier of Fourth street and Lake Matinee for School Children Dally at 4:00 Misa II. F. Velio, Miss Anna Kuwait, Mary avenue, the past seventeen -Night Shows Starting at 7:30 and 9:15 1*. M Miss Donna M, Brcnncn. of Jackson­ months, Lake Mary has lost a well ville, Fla., Miss Helen E. Wilkinson, lovod and respective citizen. Neigh­ TODAY of Bethany, 111., Mies Eima Hazel­ bors end friends called throughout the wood, of Memphis, Tenn., Miss Merna day to express regret and sympathy Associated Exhibitors Present V, Groffenjnsr, .of Anniwa, Wis„ and at the losa of this friend. His body Miss Roberta G. White, of Port De­ was taken In charge by undertaker posit, Md., arrived in Sanford Satur­ Miller of Sanford, und will be sent duy on the S. S. City of Jacksonville. to Boston, accompanied by James Founded on the Poem by Lord Alfred Tennyson They remained in Sanford for tho pweney. Upon arrival Boston, the r> • '• .p _ 7T . . •' V *Jj " ■ 4 ^35*^' ‘ ’ ■ ( T v S• ' A Gigantic Spectacle. - r% _ week end and will return today to body will then bo in charge of John Comedy— Charles Murray in “A SOCIAL ERROR” Jacksonville on the S. S.* Osceola. Tabor, chief of tho Are department, who will have charge of the funeral. They weru guests of the Valdez. , Prices l Ound 20_Ceuts ' Mr. Grady will be buried in Forest ftrtt Street, Welaku Wednesday— -’Forgivo and Forget” Hill cemetery, as ex-chief o f ‘ Are de- LOCALS Daily Fashion Hint Daily Fashion Hint A • * ‘ LAD Y GODIVA ■ - . Monday, November 19.— Kuntakn’a Native Ilnwaiinna �Herald Printing Co, . HdwWWvT Do 'tlx) TrtJMK- of5 'tux?soti | j i t * r * l f l l n P r i t f la A l n a t t i Y e a r— —— ^ Heath* S O S __ C J T - I _____ I h l l r m S la C lt r hy C a r r ie r ..is Tomatoes; California Pittsburgh—(Foggy, Cukes: Supplies 1 bushel hampers, fancy; rnoetly *$.00, choice *3.00, bushel crates $4.50-|5.00. Peppers:' Supplies moderate, Flor­ ida fancy, cratce, *5j*-*5.50; Geor­ gia 1 car, bushel crates^Pimcntocs, *1.7B-*Sh2B, Beans: South Carolina bushel hampers, green, ^3.00**8.25. _ O a t* t, r r |/ / > o r rr* •W cn laa la -c w i t r n k i a k M » t , r j P r M i r . A S re e tatea M ade k tA U H am a p p llrn L M p e r year,' a lw a y s la a d v a a te. T O A D V K I Y n S B I ia i In e sse o f errors o r om ission in lo c a l or oth er a d vertisem en ts The Itarsld Printline Company tinea not hold Itself liable fo r d am age fu rth er than th e am ou n t re ceiv ed fo r such n d v iT tlB e m e n lw . ! fereten Advert I*I* * { THE AMERICAN PRESS A3SOCIA Sanford was honored today by a visit from Admiral Sims and his wife and the official party. And a Florida boy, Capt. Gilchrist Stockton of Jack­ sonville was his aide. The Admiral Is a fine man and we were glad to havo the "opportunity of seeing him again and peeing him In peace times. Sanford real'estate Is very low in price compared with every other Flor­ ida city. It will take a big jump some of these days and thennen who have some of It will reap a fortune. The Herald has called attention to this fact niany times and wAat seem­ ed to be dreamt on our part are com­ ing true even before we predicted It. Watch Sahford grow. Florida standard touches to business and social pro­ Market ateady. commodate 500 couples at one time. crates, *4.00-$4.50, grams. Mayor' J. Hampton Moore, *"T)io MirarMar Club will occupy Peppers: No arrivals, 1 car on quarters on tho second floor and the of Philadelphia president of the as­ track. Supplies moderate. Demand RaUrians will occupy quarters on tho sociation, wilt arrive tomorrow. The association is on record favor­ and movement moderate. Market opposite end as a meeting place or Florida stahdard crates, social intercourse and dinners. One ing the purcahos of the Dismal steady, of tho prominent features of the en­ Swamp canal by the government^ and fancy stock, mostly *4.00; Georgia tire structure will lie its illumination operating it a« a free waterway."The Pimentoea, bushel, *1.26-fL40. both thside and out. Thousands of purchase of this waterwoy will con­ Tomatoes: California 13 cars, 23 stitute one of the important discus­ Incandescent lights will be used.*" In selecting an* athletic field for sions through Friday. Sanford much care should be exercis­ FORMAL OPENING The Atlnntic Deeper Waterways As­ ed to get the ,right location and one OF BIG WATERWAYS sociation is a voluntary organisation that will be popular with the masses. i CONVENTION TODAY which simply crystallises sentiment A field too far away from the city and collects data for the benefit of will not be a paying institution and NORFOLK, Va., Nov., 13.—Formal congress and fdr the legislatures of thd field la supposed to pay Its way opening of the sixteenth annual con­ the various state interested in the even if it doe* belong to the city. It vention of tho Atlantic Deeper Wat­ development of the inland water should also be a place for the train­ ing of one of tho big league teams in erways Association will take place routes from the northern to southern the winter and this must havo the hero tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock, boundary of the United States. The right loactlon. * with Gov. E. Leo Trinkle, of Virginia, influence of the associations la rec­ jjnt^Mqyoc. Albert L. feoper, of Nor­ ognised as large,’ and the meeting in folk, axtendiag-graotinga to., tho.. 800 Norfolk this week-will be fop;jthe pur­ delegate? fifnT Unofficial visitors sche­ pose of giting further impetus to the duled to bo in attendance. Responses development of waterways. will be made by city and state offi­ cials. Several hundred more signs have been removed from the highways of A special steamer from Baltimore farming, health, schools, place of bringing 275 delegates from norhtern Orange County during the past week residence the year round, golf links, states will * roach hero tomorrow and tho roads ure now practically fishing, boating and hunting and a morning. Wilfred S. Schoff, of Phil­ clear of these unsightly things and thousand othei* advantages. Blow The county road adelphia, secretary-treasurer of tho will bo kept so. your own horn and blow It through association, was the first of the no­ crews are instructed by tha county tha Chamber of Commerce in a con­ tional officers to arrive. He reached commissioners to , remove all signs certed effort. here today and asslstd the local com­ along the right of way, ns fast as mittees in applying the finishing they are put up. NEED OF BIG AUDITORIUM. Every growing city needi a big auditorium for public meetings and us a placo for all public forums, dances and gatherings of all kinds. Sanford has long needed such a place and tome of these days It will be built FRUIT8 AND VEGETABLES—STATE MARKETING REPORTS either by the municipal government or by Individuals’ and it will be a pay­ O R A N G E G R O VE , with ing lnveatment In many ways. Speak­ ing of such a placo the Estero Eagle nice home, with lake says: Peppers: Georgia 1 car, 1 unbrok­ frontage, bearing trees, *Tn view of the fact that a public en car on track. Supplies light. De­ seven acres, Price $6,auditorium has been the subject of mand and movement good. Market much talk for tho past four or five 500. Term s firm. Florida crates, fancy stock, year* in Fort Mycra, it may be of Interest to leam that Sarasota, n city 2, lota! 75. Total to date this year $4.25. TEN ACRE ORANGE Cincinnati • of "about the aamo size, Is about to 2,040 cara. Cukes: Ranging mostly |4.25-|4.50. G R O VE, without house, Grapefruit: Florida 35, California realise the fulfillment of such a Atlanta—(Clear, 44 Above) located in best orange dream, aa reported In the last issue 30. ToUl to dato last year, 3,071 Oranges: Oranges, $3.00-*3.25 box. of the Sarasota Times. This is evi- cars. section of Seminole Lettuce: California 35, Delaware $1.00-$1.75 per bushel. I f purchased Grapefruit; Ranging |2.50-|2.75 County. 2, Idaho 12, New Jcrsoy 8, Oregon 3, Virginia 2, Washington 1, total per box. with fruit on the trees Cukca: Beat, bushel crates, *3.00, 63j unreported 11, Virginia by boat can be had for $6,500.00. 1. Total to date this year 27,063 cars, poorer $2.50-13.00, Term s fatal to date last year old 21,025 cars; Eggplant: Best $3.00 standard jtotal to data this year new 804, last crates $3.00, poorer $2j00. Beans: Sales to jobbers $2.60 pep Nice bungalow with all year 387, Celery: California 68, New Jersey bushel hamper. conveniences, located on 2, New York 28, Oregon 5, Utah 1, Balltmore— (Clear. 43 Above) Palm etto avenue, four Washington J, total 80; unreported, ....Peppere:..., Express., receipts very Express receipts very blocks from M ain Street Michigan by boat 7. Tota 1 to date | Peppers: this year 10,682 cars, total to date light, too few sales to establish mark­ $4,250.00. Term s et. last year 0,100 cars. Tomatoes: California 15, canncra Eggplan: Good Injulry, no supplies 1. Unreported 11, California 2. Total on market- Squash: No supplied Business Chances, Groves, Etc., Is Larg£. * CoobuU Us First Boons: South Carolina 1 tjar on ■hipmenta to date this year 234203 cars, to aamo dato last year 26,382 track, express receipts .very light Good injuiry for good stock, S. C. care. / •Mixed vegetables: California 4, bushel hampers, Pearl, *2,00-*2.BQ. Cukes: Exprcsa receipts light Colorado 0, New Jersey 0, New York Movement alow. 1, total SO; unreported 11, Maine 1. Demand limited. Total ty date thie year 20,420 tarsf Florida bushel hampers. Urge also $4.00, few higher, choice ranking ‘total lact year old 17,742 cars. $J.00-$3.2C. • . •' >• ' ‘ Philadelphia—(Clear, 43 Above) S t Louis Cukes: Florida 1 car on track, 1 Peppers: Supplies heavy account car on track unbroken, no sales. EggpUnt: Florida 1 car, no cara homegrowns supplying market De­ Surety, Fii on tradu, Light supplies. Demand mand and movement alow.- Market Snd •movement alow. Demand very dull. Few Sales. Texas bushel bosk­ light for Urge sizes. Market firm ets *1.25-11.50, bushel hampers large for medium sizes. Florida crates 24a *1.25, small Bfie. V ires, and the seating and 82a *3.25, Urger siaea no tales. Chicago—(Partly Cloudy, 45 Above) v.i.rnlant rarlnt arrivals, no auditorium proper Express few «aUs No. 1 medium *4.00 Eggplant:• Kn No carlot fl*!da!X»4<M>r will sc- No matter where you buy Polarine, you will find its quality always the same. If you are in the habit of buying your motor supplies at one o f the filling stations operated by this Company, or if you are patronroducts, you be the same; and that you will get better results from your motor at lower cost by sticking to the stand­ ard and putting nothing in your crank case but M OTOR OIL. There is 91 grade of this product made to O LAIIS JUUl *CaLf and UUU tho U1U WliU U1 recommenJLvVVlXllAivil suit your Vcar, chartU of dations (on display by all dealers) will tell you just what’ grade to use. Don’t experi- sp wAA t jjDJ * don t expect** a n y o v e n Polnrino, to last more than five or aix hundred miles. Tho best way to insure complete motor satisfaction is to put nuthiiut in your crank caws but Polarine, and nothing in your fuel tank but *y �• . *1 « lib court granting' PaUl-Iccrri* handling c unction prohibiting IJda, several the •wyp Charging wore oranges, kilowatt hour for hove been teni 1— purpose*. The government gi Doubtless the oldest material for n ATLANTA, Ga., N(?v. 13. — WUl l.the city" will road waX wood. Hi I)m form of the negroes who have gone from the rfo reimburse -the been formulated for laid across muddy stretches South this year to Northern Industri­ find1 of , several it Is state, will be j* much in* the familiar *'cor- al centers return when they find that company to 'th o g x te h t BARTOW—Bond Issue* aggregat­ government officials, fbad hi still made today In Northern-winters are not like those ing $270,000, voted several months thousand dollar*. Prohlbtfon and Other Laws M ust Be Enforced To ago for city Improvements, haVh been | •: , •« 1‘V ' ’ shipment. 1 a jitttC w , <fv ,v of the South, and that their lot In . t ■ 4.1 L etter. * <hmi As rdrrssd ■mate rial the North.In cold .weather..will he one sold to a Cleveland firm fof-$3fi7,OCfO, * >V I • I W 1 LAJCELAND-J. JJuyan Smith waa IT'atone or brick, and* among ‘ the of suffering? ....... ~ gin th* V jB U which 1* at tW rato o f 00.62. ’ Street r(9ctod hiayor of Lakeland city t *» r r iM j. „ . ... paving;, water,and sefrer OTtepslohs c|„.t1on> rc Tuesday. - claimant* for hoary aye- In consider* Georgia agriculturists have ex­ the opponent* -of prohibit ion are try­ TALLAHASSEE, Fjn./bfov. 13, lay thftifirst forms o f built highways, pressed the belief, In discussing the 287 to .281 and erection of a mtmtcl pal auditori­ ing to create tho id^a that it is im­ Governor Hnrdoo, torilght In ia ringing is asphaYt. Some commentator* of subject with statehouse officials, that , provemont bonds. '.V .-,.- r, um will begin boon as k .result bf the statement, called on the sheriffs and possible-of enforcement. Preaching ► " .\"| -. BEACH—In eonWE sm ' ^ L k the Bibls'clqlm that the word "sllm^* jutleu f *' *v ;-v failure oOHo lgw U ewUluclvo to their, it: ytu. ot> * pek co officer*, prosecuting' at­ efforts to obtain a frdrrn with effot nebtlon in this quotation “slime had they f*r MIAMI—Traffic^pirt>b1*mstorneys, -Judges' of the courts, grand assault. Added to this, many vofy mortar^'to Jjptld the Tower of Babel BROOKSVILLE—The county cbm- <1 building,for this city, H. W. Rob- com e' Such that ■hould be -translated as “bitumen," homes.In the South, will return when juries. “ anil every other agency bav­ tincoro Advocate* of prohibition see* mlsslohcrji havo passed n resolution Inson, secretary of the chamber of has begun work on an in* (o do with the administration of ing soma nbu*?s of it are cfying fail­ which extrenTe cold Weather really - seta Inf opr Uw -fbr ufiitcd whole-hearted ef­ ure with the idea that by calling at­ authorising an election to submit to tcmmeTcc, has compiled flgurca indi­ lieve conditions' tHV, Howkycf that may be. there is no tits Mni'Mi * >'• : .» • * tho :bodplo a proposition caljngfor Is­ cative of the growth of West Palm which It is belleved by up North. fort" to enforce the prohibition law* tention vociferously to nn unwholofPostofflco receipts in 1910 traffic will l>0 umnuiHly doubt about the translation of an insuance of . $460,000 in hands with Bench. The Southern negro, it is pointed and other laws . of . the 'country in Somc condition remedies for such con­ amounted to $12^183.2?; for the first ordinance will confer'Upon scriptlon found dn. a paving block in which 'to construct approximately out here, is poorly equipped to stand Florida. dition may bo found! * ^yBeby Ioni\u.a' w a « . seventy miles more of rock asphalt nine months of 19?3, they reached ager. Wharton and Chief * « cold weather. Even, such cold weath "Let not tho opponents of this law The President of the United States $81,533.77. In 1920 building activi­ Qutgg authority to regulate ’‘Nobuchadnezmr, King of Babylon; er as comes to the South causes much has promised fullest co-operation by confuse thd people with the idea that tbadk.- ties amounted to $992,305, compared They hell eve that onS-waY and ' he who Made Eaaglia' and Eiida glorsuffering among them, for they fail the national government and haa the law is impossible of admlnlstra with $2,080,800. for tho first nine parking streets may be estabt ioua, son of Kkbopolalsar, King of generally to make preparations for called upon the various states for In­ tlon. .Tho complete liberation oT tUU '. TALLAHASSEE-^A conference Is Babylon. The atrafts of Babylon, the months .o f "this ycnr.t winter and many are found to' -be dividual assistance, the governor country from the evils of the liquor scheduled to be'- ' hcW • her* v next procession street of. Nabu and Mar* BARTOW—The : county comm without food, clothing or fuel when pointed out, and declared that ‘‘what­ traffic l« not to be expected In n day. February to consider a proposition to duk, myJordfl, which Nnbopolnssar, sionern of Polk county have voted JACKSONVILLE — L. M. Rhodes, establish a Young Men’s Christian winter ia at it* worst. In the North, ever may be the septiment in some It is a kind of evolutionary proresn. King of Babylon, the father who be­ appropriate *5,000 to defray the * commissioner of the stale marketing it is asserted, punning the same parts of the nation, "tho preponder­ To an extent, It !h a matter of edu­ Asnccinlion in tho capital city. De­ got mo, ha* made a road glistening pens* of a Polk county exhibit bureau, fins received a letter from tactics they'do in the South, the ne- ant sentiment of this Country it for cation. We ahmild not be discour­ cision to thin effect was made at with asphalt and11burnt brick; I, the Madison Squaro Garden, New Y * Robert Bier, government agent, stat­ Meeting hero this week, attended by groe* must of /necessity have a very a dry America." aged by repeated violations of it, but wise : >rhp fear* tbelr lord>• '-'.j;: Mnyot- Moglnnln, and other civic ing that among the forty-five con- next Fcbninty. hard time during the severe winter, shlps^p] above the bitumen and “The heart of a Nation i* right on realizing tho magnitude of the task lenders when the matter wns brought ' Many Blacks’ Will Return.' this great question” said Governor to wh,ch wo have addressed outsell. ournt,rb/ or almighty superstructure burnt Sohie Southern - agriculturist* aro vea we should make available every up by Y. M. C. A. leaders from At­ of shtnf] dust, made them strong telling the Labor ■Department \ at Hardee'S statement, which is address. legitimate remedy. Let no mah aay lanta, and F. A. Jackson, the state withiniV Itiimin and burnt bricks Washington that the wiijtcr months vd1 to ’ the ‘ people of Florida. "Any tho law can't .be enforced. Are you organiser. as a highlying road., Nabu and Marwill probably-seo Urge numbers ^df ■measure. important enough to bo willing to confcns such weakness up­ duk, Wlwp-you; traverse these streets * ............... ... Written Into the Constitution as a thcBo negro emigrants returning. DELAND—Three games for the me*7 Wneflts ifyuwtw dor me ucu rest atow upon uj/uti in jvjf Joy, W ^ in 1Bomc Soudvww part' of the fundamental law of tho on th* psrt of your government, both Stetson Reserves are being planned Btato and national? At this time no your IljJh;, life, for distant days, am communities, leading Georgia form land whether' it bo .si declaration of briefs aro held for the use of liquors. by the athletic authorities, it is un­ wel-bcIngVfor the body.. Before you its state, unquestionably contributed right or n regulatory provision, will, derstood. The Florida Military Aca­ Will actancb upon them. May I at to some of tho negroes leaving tho in time, be ^regarded by tho people It* npologist* even admit that it* use demy was their opponent on Armlsis detrimental to the moral and tain cterhalogoI" Tho ma­ South, but the chief reason for (tha Snd adequately enforced. economic Ufb of tho country. In rec­ tlco'Day, it is reported. If arrange­ Those who traverse Smooth aspha jesty of the law must prevail." exodus, it is claimed in soma quarters, ognition of this accepted fact, pro­ ments can bo madcr and following streets In cities'htc thus linked with was not so much dismntent with their . Governor Hardee’s statement is an hibition has been written In the Con­ that clash, or if the Academy tuam a of an era’ least’ 600 years B. C. In lot here as tho lur| of high wages elaboration upon tho sentiment ex­ stitution and there to stay for all cannot meet the invitation, tho San­ ancient'- times until about' 1866, as pressed by him in his response to tho and more equality. Umc. To argue impossibility of en­ ford team will probably bo taken on. phalt, then to he obtained only from address of welcome which ho doliv“ That they hnvo found the promise forcement Is equivalent to saying A trip to Pnlm Beach Is also contem­ naturo (it ia now a product of petro­ ptodTocently at tho Governor’s Con­ false pnd aro facing the problem of that the worthwhile citizens of this plated. leum manufacturing processes) was ference a t' West Baden, Ind., and country must submit to the dictation existing under condltioni far mom neglected aa « rood material. BRADENTOWN-Two districts In unfavorable thsh they cVcr fnesd ln whiyh precipitated the movement that of the lawless and vicious. ! propose resulted In - the state executives’ Manatee county will, oh December 10, the South, Is the penalty they pro thnt Florida shall suffer no such dic­ Living-.-Coat of Farmer’s Family In adopting their first resolution. vote on a no-fence law proposal, un­ paying for their unfortunate move," tation. , i Livingston County, N. Y., Is said one promincht Georgia farmer^. Continuing -tho statement Indlcat“ I call upon the sheriffs and other der resolutions adopted by tho board $2,01*, Due Largely to Tariff. ed optmisth .pil the part o f the Flor- pence officers; the prosecuting attor­ oi county commissioner*. The terri­ who ho* received lotteni from some Investigations into the farmer u _ ______it _________________________ Ida executlvo Aver thp results so far neys, the judge* of our court*, the tory affected Is that north and south cost of living just made by the De­ of his negro help-now. in the1. Soiiti. obtained by the prohibition law, "I of the Manatee river, comprising partment, of AgTbuJturo in a com Ho gave it as his opinion that when am not one of those who believe that grand juries oml every other agency real winter comes mapy negroes will having to do-with the ndminixtration Palmetto, Elleijton, Terra Cela and munlty -in Livingston county, New prohibition cannot be enforced in this of our Inw for united wholehearted Gillette on tho north, and Brndunroturn to the South,' York—regarded .‘ of modorytely sue •f/ff 'l * ’ , *» 4i’ • country, or that its administration so effort In the chmpnign now upon us tnwn, Manatee and. Annn Marin on ccwfurfarmlng"—reveal that the av­ g e t y o u r o u t f it n o w far has boon -a failure," - he said. for enforcement of tho ' prohibition the south. Tho territory Is largely a ■at erage expenditure bf the ‘402 agricu Six Thousand Teacher’s Thorp has been a tendency to-magni­ lows as well a* other laws of the rich agricultural and grove district. ONE THAT IS GUARANTEED l ° r*! jlin ljif* Afuilied was $2,012 Is Aim o f Association fy Its weaknesses and to overlook tho country. ysarf em4 th sV$B73-,»f<4he total spent ’"L od i upon Uio^iairabes.’thc VAriv /'FALATKA—>Tha...jUtke, supremo •' For Florida Education fiyv.ftt 'bW ^ * nt K00-d whjchT P 'nrf>went Yqr.fcjoth^i'aloxie. *• f hfbitlon has brought about,*’ ' the mis dvie ' ■organizations, m * cdvle organlzitlohs, luncheon has fixed November 2d h« the * r Q QT FIRST STREET In the afea under investigation the ctatcijient said. WINTER PARK, Nov. 14. A clubs, the different orgunisntiops of date to hear nn appeal Of the Botithformers, produce hny, Com for grain EnTbrcemont of the law hns not, opr woro< men, fraternal societies, and ern Utilities Company from a decision !■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■*■■■*■■■««■■■■■■■*■■■■ ■■■■■■■trail and sBnge, wheat, oats, beans, cab­ membership of 6,000 teachers and at bage and sweet com and pdas for least 20,000 leading citizens of the failed, said the statement in this coh* tnrli nnil every nzsoHqtlon in^Fiorida . canping. Iherc is a tariff on all of state is tho aim of tho Florida Educa­ ncctlon. "The law if som ctlm ^re- having fof Its object true civic idesls fM fta g H M a u u B H R W M a M H M K a n M g M W iW M W M M M fiH a M im w K M ta ira m ta K ftim a M ttr tM i 4»« thc*Q prod pet* but it is not'effectua tion Association in its campaign to ferred to as having failed of admin­ for-a patriotic ruspanso to this ap­ in idvfrq^tha .farmer higher-prices. make ft possible that Florida boys istration because we naturally notice peal fqr)tite;^w^oimmV'pY,law. knd On t)ie other •hfcnd,.tbjj! tariff on doth And girls shall have tho opportunity and comment more generally, upon for ‘ landiltshlp hr givch'communities infftjfamltu*s, .hardware and burner to obtain an education equal to the the traffic jn liquor* and their use looking to the crystal Illation of a % now that tho laws are against it," healthy public'sentiment for Inw and oim htber ctunmod^b’i* which .the far- best," declares Dr, O. T, Woodley, it added with a warning that the peo­ Dr, order, mirr can’t produce and must buy from secretary of tho association. othef* Is collected from him by tho Woodley believes the campaign is. to ple should not lot “ the opponent* of , " i call upon the people generally special .Interests for which the Fort put. the state’s educational system on thU law cunfit** them" with tho. Ides for sincere co-operation -and united n par with the best approved systems (hat tho law is impossible of admin­ effort in the; support of our Constitu­ nsyJVfcCurnber law was enacted, . . . . tion for tho enforcement of the law I'ero U a, tprlff a f 61 cents for the of other'states , is one of the great­ istration. est movements ever launched by Complete liberation of the country generally and with special reference “ priAectiop" of every dollar’s worth of cation goods manufactured by the Floridians b*cau*c i>f its far-roiching front the evil* of the liquor traffie to the provisions bf the Eighteenth catg^n textile trust; 67 cents on each effects on the development of the should not bo oxpected in a day, the Amendment,' After ail, the volco of i V governor suggested, and said the peo­ the people is government, and just d^liqr’s worth,pf oilk goods; CS cents state’s resources. ple should not ho discouraged by the The ultimate aim of the campaign such conditions as they desire, or on. ^ooleps; 87 cents .on hosiery; 88 copty 09 ghjspwsre—made by trust; 46 in an educated citizenship for Flor­ ropyiited violations, but realize the riiay be indifferent to, will usually ob­ ida that will be loyal to the Taws of magnitude pf task itnd make avail­ tain. Let thebi assert themselves cantji on aluminum; 182 cents on cutc both the ntate and the nation, Dr. able every legitimate remedy. and the eptywqament, qf our >laws will le m -50 m>nts 'on leather gloves; lie is directing Chqrihes, civic organisations, result effectively and speedily. The t. on wire; *3:1 ppnta Nm oil doth Woodley declares. the campaign which is designed, alio, luncheon clubs, women’s cldhtt, frat­ manner in which ‘ ‘they may assert inolouni, and 42. cents on carpets Bf to bring Florida’s institutonal lifo to ernal societies and ’'each and every themselves' should - bo readily appar­ fag*. ’ ' * .i , , w . ^ero is n good deal'pf Republican the same level of progress as that-al­ association, In Florida having for its ent Courag*«pn the part,of worth­ To Spend your money where it him the grentest purchasing power. T h ai* At . in (he $277 each of the- farmer* ready reachod by the state’s material Object true.civic ideals" wore called while men anil women to express ' upon for a “ patriotic response to this wholesome vlfws will create senti­ Kingston munty, New York/psj's development. W is t aRWql. for tba;.e^fofccment of laiyr, ment reflecting itself in better law Emphasis is laid on tho fsqt that fur,.the clothes to and his family Wear and for leadership In given communi­ ,thc aiocistlon desires to cast no tkenforcement; This Iriftifcnce can be a tho*c days. . flection on work of tho past; on the ties looking to’.the crystallisation of controlling1ifonw at tfitf ballot box .pthCr hand, nothing hut praise is giv­ 'a healthy -public Sentiment for law and in 4hc civic activities of various Reese Combs Juu returned to Ban/„ en to the "early sacrifices of the many and order." cornmunitlca. Let us put moro cm fpGi from a brief visit to Miami and men and Women who havo. devoted , ” i call upon the. people generally phssis upon individual iSH Vcsponsibillty." will be in the city fof several 'weeks thslr lives to the cause of education for felneerc ^o-opcrntlon and' united .* y V i , n . i W H Y ? Because he Sells fo r the C A S H ! Air, ar frHfiBokue*, of Bal­ transacting business vylth the Sanfor^ and. who have steadfastly raised the effort in tho support of our constitu­ tion for the enforcement of thq.lhw timore, ,Mdw"Tarc visitors to. Sanford lierpld. Ho is a guest of the' Valdez standards from year to' year." -. . It is mrrpUr » rase of tbu .educator* generally and- with apodal reference for sovcrhl days and aro registered having reached «%polnt In thpjr wotk Iq tho provisions of tits Eighteenth at the Valdes. Vbere they are Coq’vincWl that Hkr Amendment,” the statement con­ citizens of Florida should Jqlft them cluded. "After all, too tnpdi com In bringing shout greatly needsd im-, mint on the non-effectlvenrss of the provements that aril credit the state law and too little upon the great Wc qre ovcfalocked and crowded for room— so during the neat few weeks you will with tho. some .degree of progesa beneficent good which prohibition has UNUSUALLY tOW* I*RICES on abno^' every line in stock. We call your along educational lines as that which brought about. Wo have cause for her chambers Of commerce boost fb ap-ormlaw,oanccrcasc cmfwy mfwyp .*■ \! iiow to NEEDED SEASONABLE GOODS afrf.... terms of material opportunity, Dr. congratulation upon the great de­ y s P ‘i£j>i w 1Woodley points !*>ut. crease in the volume of the Bqser ■m r SP E C IA L R ED U C TIO N T H IS W E E K A N D N E X T Plans are b^ing made to bring the traffic since the law become .-legally s S j , *,» I ,i • -j.y-.aj ■movement's forces to the highest effective. The manufacture of whis­ a.v'iw. ,"t; pqintof appeal during National Edu key, wine, b*cr nnd ether* Intoxicants! jrj m* »vqt^6W ■r, ■: w ii' jetion Week, dwlaimed for Novom tn any normal year preceding pro^j , **’ president Cablldge. hlbition would have leaded more te using frge gas Parent-Teachers* associatieos and ono hundred thousand freight esnq1, Im HT ■ i •. civic organizations throughout the Now, if we find a ,if ‘ f **“ state are adding their ^proval to the gway Ip a car.of ol api r A . V •I*'1 » i, : a —— . *> t; It Ja declared ,by effort, fact U heralded aa evidence of Friceo on Men’s Clothing reduced JS.Ofl to chnrgi re of the Movement, ovement, who failure of prohibition, It bos ^ Know n * Blacks M ay Return Road M aterial? South This W inter m ih RADIO m SEASON 'm m x m m s L . T H R A S H E R >"W est Point" and Boy’s fiuv Vnur Gnanlln* ' »■— . that: "If the fathers end I tl irids Education •;-d *10.00 8ult. * i,„ . _____ Boy®*. vClothing v >r/**r* t /v9rlaintfti foiled. Its enforcement hoe hot t whol :» V “ ' 4f<e : for sort unity fdrgn efluc, #L '■ra?rt U p m �7.28 Albert W. Smith, tot 10, m . 14, Tr. 7 JJ » A t t PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON OAK AVENUE : 130.60 11.05 Mr,. G. D. Hart, to t 1. Blk. 14, Trr 8 M FROM TENTH ST. SOUTH^TO TIURTEENTH ST, *, advertising, ■ v .13660 23.30 Mr*. G. D. Hart, Lot 2, Blk.-14,Jfr. 8 150 Notice U hereby (riven that the construction of the asphalt pavement 187.04 -----Mr*. G. D. Hart, Lot 3, Blk. 14, Tt. 8 ---------*4 n Oak Ave, from Tonth 8t. southto Thirteenth Sti has been completed, and j. _ ^ i a nn. 4A O fid 130.60 i.: he completed work has been Anally accepted by the ICty Commission of the 130.50 * Sty of Sanford. r ; • payable without The following Is the Anal assessment,roll covering said pavement showand frdm and after such date, said special assemtng the .pctual cost of said pavement chargeable to all property abutting i in ten equal annual installments with Interest ajj ippn said portion of Oak Avcnoe. 'erred payments.' * ' .... ; .■ -. .• IB, Engineer. ' Final estimate; for paving Oak Ave. 24 feet in width from Tenth SL -ity Clerk and tHe.Soalor the City of Sanfqrdy thla outh to Thirteenth St. with.2 ” sheet asphalt on a 0” rock Wse: -iCh-1023. - ; ■ Final 230 Ctl. yd*, grading © 46e ...... ..........— ................... ...... ,\.t ,402.00 .; - L- IL PHILIPS, City CSa&j&u Ye.... Assessment i061 Lin. Ft. ctlrb nnd.-guttif m t L •**•«•*••*<»•*»»*•»*»»*•**» •* U88.25 Ml-1410tc M * 51.30 J. N. Whltner Bat.. Lot fc, Blk. 6, Tr. 3 ------— 149 Lin, Ft. Flush curti <8>, 80c --------------------Ul — 44.70 M. E. Church, Lot 10, Blk 6, Tr. 3 .....— 51.30 — I. 14 Lin. Ft. Grknito cn&rfc reset 0 15c ........ .........„........ —....... 2.10 City of Sanford, All Blk. 6, Tr. 4 ........ —I------;$JlOB.75 JZl : i T T i i t 1976 Sq. Yds. Rock foundation © 75c •........**• 1 . . 5*p2-3 00 j J. M. Wallace, Efl 60.8 fL Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 3 -----. 24,90 2,845.98 034 Sq. Yd*. 27 Sheet asphalt top 1© 97c ...... 20.40 4.20 W. I. Hughey, W. 00.2 f t Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 3... 10 Sq. Yds. bride rctald ©• 42c — .— ... ' 29X8 M. E. Moye, E. 07 f t Lot 0, Blk. 7, Tr. 3. 8.40 42 Sq, Ft. Sidewalk @ 20c — .—... 21.02 87.40 L. M. Telford, W. 50 ft. Lot 0, Blk. 7, Tr, 3 ...L— ..... 3.0 Cu. yds." Class B. Concrete © 23.00 — 26.65 Annie H. Moses, Lot 1, Blk. 7. Tr. 4. . . . —... 60.00 2 Typo A.Inlets ©.30.00 ---------25.05 South bound Arrives Annie II. Moses, Lot 2, Blki 7, Tr. 4 --------------- ------Deports 2 Typo B. Inlets' © 27.00............................ City of Sanford, Library N. 07 ft, "Lota 0 and 7, Blk 100.00 2 Manholes @ 50.00 __________ _______ — Fire,’ T heft and Carelessness are thrfee enem- i 7. Tr. 4 __ ___ _______________ — — —... 117 51.30 No. 27 -------196.80 1020 Lin. Ft. 3” drain tile @ 05.00 per M........ The above and foregoing final assessments are .payable without inter- No. 01 ............ 1:1 ie s o f valuable property kept in an office safe, j 440.40 884 Lin. Ft. 12" Storm sewer © 1.10 _______ cat up to December 15, 1923, and from and after such date, said special as- No. 89 ....... 2:55 23.72 Extra Work ........................................... . & bureau drawer or some other hiding place ! No. 85 .......... 0:5 13.00 2 Monument* at street Intersections © 0.50 North Bound in a rural home. 101.54 Laboratory Inspection of materials ..... —.... No. 89 ...... -...1:4 1.02.05 Legal Expense, advertising,’ etc., 2% ....... ■ • 5 No. 84.:..... —11:4 324.10 Engineering 4 .... ....... W hy give your jew elry, securities or imiwrt- | No. 80 fi(S a n t papers like contracts, deeds, etc., such ! No. 92 .......... 4:0 .....- ........$8,090.14 Total cost %*#»'»•"»■•***'*«*•*.*****',*••—*«» No. 28 ...........10:1 doubtful protection when fo r a few dollars $2,890.71 To be borne by City 1*3 .........— TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON LAUREL AVE. Leesburg Branch , 5,793.43 To be borne by adjacent property FHOJU SXTII STREET SOUTH TO TlURTi a year you can keep them in a Safe-Deposit .1,650 ft. Number of feet frontage .......—..... . P H pgiven p i that the construction of spbalt psvetnent •No. 158.......... Notice ■ is ■hereby o. 22___ box in our great fire-and burglar-proof __ 3.7233 Assessment per foot frontage ..... on Laurel Ave. from Sixth St. sputh to Thirteenth ,6tJ his been coibpletod, , / „ •' vault? and the completed work has been Anally accepted by the City Commission •No. 157.......... FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. No. 21 — 2 of tho City of Sanford, Florida, E. R. Trafford’a Map, Sanford, FIs. The following is the final, asaesment roll covering said pavement show* Trilby Branch Final Assessment ing tho actual cost of said pavement’ chargeable' to oil property abutting •No. 100— Nume Description No. 24— ___ upon said portion of Laurel Ave.: >• 1". ‘• 180.17 Louise Audry Sharon, Lot 0, Blk. 12, Tr. 4 . •No 10L— ....C Final estimate of the cost of paving.Laurel Ave. 24 feet in width: 180.17 • Louise Audry Sharon, Lot 7, Blk. 12, Tr, 4 2017 Cu; yds. excavation © 40c --------------------------------------- -----;...$ 1,040.80 No. 2 5 — ........... I f 180.17 M. F. Robinson, Lot 8, Blk 12, Tr. 4 ..... —. 11420 Sta. yds. overhaul @ 1c .............— .— ........................... — , 114X6 Oviedo Branch 180.17 Jos. Rcixenstcln, Lot 9, Blk 12, Tr. 4 ...... 180.17 4705 Lin! ft. curb and gutter © 75c .....— — .... - ..... .............. — 3,528.75 •No. 120-....... Jo*. Reiscnstcln, Lot 10, Blk 12, Tr. 4 ....... A COMMUNITY BUILDER 186.17 613 Lin. ft. Hush curb © 3 0 c ...... — *— .......................... . 153.90 Ellen.Mahpney, Lot 1, Blk 12, Tr. 5 .......... 180.17 149 Lin. ft. granite curb reset © 15c — —... - ...... ...... — ......— 22.35 Ellen Mahoney, Lot 2, Blk 12, Tr. 5 ------ S F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WH1TNER, Cashier ■ 180.17 0007 Sq. yds, rock foundation © 75c ,.T— .... ........... . 4,955.25 B. Peter*, Lot 3, Blk 12, Tr. 6 ......- .......180.17 0524 Sq. yds. 2" sheet asphalt top @ 07c ....... 0,828.28 , Comrade A. Ileinlch, U. S. W. V., C. A. Betts, Lot 4, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 ------- —• 180.17 359 Sq. yds brick reiaid © 42c ...........................I—— ................ 150.78 Airs. Heinlch and daughters of ClarC. A. Betts, Lot 5, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 ......— ... 180.17 070 Lin ft. concrete alley,returns © 22c 148.72 cona were visitors Luefie A. Taknch, Lot 6, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ...... Snnford on 186.17 280 Sq. ft. Sidewalk © 20c 57.20 Armistice Day. D. C. Howard, Lot 7, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 --------238.29 2.1 Cu. yds. Class B. Concrete © 23.00 ...... — .........- — u —. 48X0 C. A, Whiddon, Lot 8, Blk 13, Tr. 4 .— 180.17 8Typc A Inlets @ 30,00 ...— - ........... ... .........——..............— 240.00 Harriett Thompson, Lot 9, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 — COUGHS, COLDS, \VnOPPlNG 180.17 7 Type B Inlets © 27.00 —............ — ......... — — ..... — 180.00 Meisch Realty Co. Lot 10, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 .COUGH. 180.17 5 Manholes @ 50.00 .......... ..........- ...........- ......- ....... ................. 250.00 W. H. Hynes, Lot 1, Blk 13, Tr. 5 —.......... 180.17 0740 Lin. ft. 3" drain tile © 05.00 per M....... - .......- ....- ..... — — » 438.10 W. H. Hynes, Lot 2, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 ----------238.29 2045 Lin. ft. 12' St’orm Sewer @ 1.10 — ......... — ,.u.u........... —. 2X49.50 J, D, Davison, Lot 3Jflik 13, Tr. 5 .....— 180.17 Extra Work ___ ....................... ........—.......— ...... .— .— . 30.08 J. D. Davison, Lot 4/Blk. 13, Tr. 5 — ..... ‘ 180.17 it Ratna to Think of-Y^ur Ti 4 Monuments nt street intersections © 0.50 — ____— .........—. 20.00 J. D. Davison, Lot 5, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 Don’t Walt’ Until _„ , 180.17 Those Side Curtains Ready When Cold Weather Comes. We 15 Sq. yds. brick from Third St. © 1.17 17.65 I August Schneider, Lot 0, Blk. 14, Tr. 4-— 180.17 Offer the Dost of Material and Our Wontiuanshlp is laboratory inspection of material — •o » * . . 249.03 C. M. Hand, Lot 7, Blk. 14, Tr, 4 ------ ----238.29 Legal expenses, advertising, etc, 2% .......... .........; ......... —---404.89 B. Peters, Lot 8, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 — .— ------------------GUARANTEED------*— -----------180.17 Engineering 4T A> k....—...... — ............... ...... - ........- ......- ........... . 809.78 H. B. Lewis, Lot 9, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 —180.17 B. Peters, Lot 10, Blk 14, Tr. 4 ............... 180.17 Total cost — .......- ........ Meisch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 ....... 180.17 Cost of Paving 10 ft, in width. Meisch Realty Co., Lot, 2, Rlk. .14, Tr. 5 medy in the worid.. -Refuse substit­ i . 1 n Till. 1 * it. r. 238X9 Cost of -wldenlng frcm 10 to 24 ft. —- 1— .. 7.696.3^ '‘ * ’ ute*. Sold CverVwh'cfe. n 1 180.17 Amount to be borne by City on 16 f t jiavcmont, 1-3 —$4,780.70. ■Next To Dodge Garage 180.17 Amount to be borno by adjacent property ......... ........ 9,573.39 The town of Enterprise located on Number of feet frontage, 3,008. the shores of Lake Monroe, is rapidly Assessment per foot frontage $2.01. coming again into Us own os a winAmount to be borne by City on Widening frqm 10 to 24 ft. $2,306.44 tor resort and all-year trading center. Amount to be borne by ndjneont property __ !.......4,732X9 At one time, Florida’s motit famous winter resort, being the cold season rendezvous of foreign nobility, Presi­ FRED T. WII.LIAME, Englcer. dent Grover Cleveland, members of E. R. Trafford's Map, Baqford, Fla. tho supreme court, statesmen of Final Feet FI prominence, Joseph Jefferson of Rip Frontage Assessment Assessment Van Winkle fame, and tho socialy Name Dcccrlptlon TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FIFTH 143.77 $73.55 ,elite of the nation, the town is awak­ M. F. Robinson, Lot 0, Blk. 8, Tr. 7 . STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. TO MYRTLE AVE. 1 130.50 • • 04.52 ,ening to tho modem way of doing M. Fl Robinson, Lot 7, Blk. 8, Tr. 7 Notice Is hereby given that tho construction of the asphalt pavement 130.60 64.52 ,things. on Fifth St, from Magnolia Ave. to Myrtle Ave. haa boon completed, and Meisch Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk 8. Tr. 7 130.60 04.52 tha completed work haa been finally accepted by tho City Commission of E. T. Duriin, Lot 9, Blk 8,' Tr. 7 ..... 148.77 73.55 J. T. Allen, Lot 10, Blk 8, Tr. 7 ...... tho City of Snnford. Notice! Subscribers! 148.77 73.55 Tho following is the final assessment roll covering said pavement Grctchcn H. Householder, Lot 1, Blk 8, Tr. 8 130.50 04.52 showing the actual coat of said pavement chargeable to all property abut­ T. II. Lamb, Lot 2, Blk 8, Tr.' 8 —....—„ — If your Herald has not reached T o keep cement moviftg from the mills 130.50 64.52 your home by 5:30 p. m. do NOT Emmett H. Kinlow, Lot 3, Blk 8, Tr. 8 — .. ting upon said portion of Fifth St. to the many building Jobs always under 130.60 04.52 wait until the next day to notify Final Estimate of coat of paving Fifth St. 24 ft. in width from Mag­ Carter Lumber Co. Lot 4, Blk. 8, Tr. 8 ...... way, cement manufacturers require an 148.77 73.55 the office. If, after 5:30 p. m. M. F, Robinson, Lot 5, Blk. B, Tr 8 ......... nolia Ave to hlyrtle Ave. with aheet asphalt: astonishing quantity of oacko. ’ J j’ . 118.77 73X5 the carrier has passed your W. H. Hync-e, Lot 0, Blk. U, Tr. 7 .....- .... 559 Cu. Yda. excavation © 40c — .............. £0.88 < 10.32 house, call 14S and a copy wiD 6291 Sta. yda. ovcrhnul © lc ......—.......:.....— This year the industry has consider* 109.02 64.19 be delivered to your home im* 1488 Lin. Ft. curb and gutter © 75c‘ ....... ably more than , sack*. These 130.50 04.52 mediately by a special carrier. 293 Lin. FL Fluah eurb © 30c ........................ represent enough cotton doth to make 130.60 04.52 Thu office will be open to these 400 Lin. Ft. Reset granite curb © 15c.—.......... 148.77 73.65 n skirt for every woman and girl in the calls up until 6 p. m. 1747 Sq.- Yd*. Bock foundation © 7 5 c......—...... 127.80 ' 63.23 U. L. SHIPP, UnitedUtaies— 126,000 mile* of 30-inch F. H. Rand. Ix>t 1, Blk 9, Tr. 8 ....___ I— .. 49 1094X9 1747 Sq. Yda. 2” Sheet asphalt © 97c ....;...... 127.89 03.23 Circulation Manager. 427.98 F. H. Rand, Lot 2, Blk. 0, Tr. 8 ...... .......... 49 1019 Sq. Yds. Brick relaid © 12c......... .........fabric. Even a moderate sized mill which 127X9 ' 08.23 240.40 F. II. Rand, Lot 3. Blk. 9, Tr. 8 —--- -------- 49 1120 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns © 2 2 c....... ships say' 1,600,000 barrels a year must 152.08 ■ ' 75.48 !■ ' Hip t'lrru lt Court mt the Seventh 181.00 Frank Meisch, N. 1-2 Lot 4, Blk 0, Tr. 8 ....... 58' 90S Sq. Ft. Sidewalk @ 20c ........... — Judicial t'lrru lt a t F lorida. In and have 2,000,000 or so sacks. 152.58 76.48 l-'ttr Nemlante C ou n t,. 108.00 Joe D. Chittenden 8. 1-2 Lot 4, Blk 9, Tr. 8. .. 58' 4 Type B Inlet* © 27.00 — v.......... —\. *la Cheaper,. 130.50 04.62 50.00 W. H. Peters Eat, Lot 0, Blk. 10, Tr. 7 ------ 60 1 Manhole ...— .........................— — OllDKItW hen a customer returns a sack he 130.50 04.62 In tie: A pplication o f ’ K va A. Herndon 412.50 W. H. Peters Est, Lot 7, Blk 10, Tr. 7 — 50 375 Lin, Ft. Slormr Sewer © 1.10 .................. gets credit ior it, if it is usable or repair­ fo r R em oval o r D isabilities o ( n ila r 107.04 82.68 04 rlrd Wonihn. . \ 81 .2 4 Benjamin Whltner, IjoI 8, Btk. 10, Tr. 7 ....... 72 {Jq. Yds. of Brick from Third St. © 1,17 . able. T he convenient returnable sack T his cause co m in g on this day Tor 130.50 04.52 flnal 13.00 W. II. Peteni Est., Lot 9. Blk. 10, Tr. 7 ....... 50 2 Monuments nt street intersection © 0X0 h earln s upon Iba petition heroin irw»an« that each plant has to have large 130.50 64.62 and Ibu report o f the Kpeclal Master, 37.44 W. II. Peters Est., Lot 10, Blk. 10, Tr. 7 ----- r 60 Ettirsr York .............................— ---------and It appearin g to the aop rl Umt the departments where men and women 089.04 340.04 p u itin tier haa g iv e n due and legal 70.33 Park, All, lllk. 10, Tr. 8, --------------------- 264 Laboratory Inspection of Materials ......* notice o f her app lication fo r the re­ 6cw, sort,'dean and count sacks continu­ 130.60 04.62 122.18 C. C. Cobb, Lqt 0, Blk; 11, Tr. 7. .........—— 60 Legal Expenses, advertising, etc. 2% — m oval o f disabilities o f u m arried 130.60 04.52 wom an b> p u blication on ce eaeti nrenk 244.20 T. J. Miller, Ix>t 7, Blk 11, Tr, 7 --------- --- - 60 ously. This wofk alone costs the industry Engineering 4r,i ........— ...... ............... r fo u r su ccessive w eeks In a newo107.04 82X8 fo T. J. Miller, Lot 8, Blk. 11, Tr. 7— ----------- 04 nearly $1,250,000 a year. l>u|>«r published In Sem inole County, 130X0 64X2 F lorid a: and from the rep ort o f the $6,648.89 M. F. Robinson, Lot 9, Blk 11, Tr. 7. .— ..... 60 Total cost ***f^-^l$f**'*f ’ *8**♦^ i*ga»l'wM»***«** Special Master tiled In this cause. A n d cement manufacturers keep in­ 130.50 04.62 aald 2182X3 T .’ HJ. Dunlap, Lot 10, *Blk. 11, Tr. 7 -------- * 60 It ap p earin g that he haa made d u e .ln Amount to bo borne by City 1-3 —............ __ ______ qutry as to tha cap acity, com peten cy, 305X7 150.96 creasing their sack inventories so that 4305.93 W. II. Hynes, Lot 1, Blk. 11, Tr. 8 ......... 117 Amount to be bornu by adjacent property ........_______ and .qu alin catlon o f the p etition er to 127.89 63.231take ch arge o f and m an age her own 1418 W. H.Hynes, Lot 3, Blk. 11, Tr. 8 ...... 49 Number of feet frontage -----— ...................... 1 they can ship promptly. .Last year they and p rop erty and tn becom e a 12789 03.23 state $3,079 W. II. Hynes, Jxst 4 Blkl 11, Tr.8 . .......... 49 Assessment per fbot frontage —.— — V. ...____ free denier, and It b ein g the opinion, purchased a tocal of more than 100,000.127X9 03.23 o f said Special Master, that th o prayer F. T- WIU.IAMB, Engineer. W. H. Hynes, Lot 5, Blk. 11, Tr.8 —------ 49 OOO new cotton socks. For replacements or the petition er sh ou ld be Krsilted, 130.50 CJ.62 and that the disabilities o f tq s p eti­ Isabelle C. Higginbotham U t 0, Blk 12, Tr. 7 50 E. R. Trafford’s Map, done over 50,000,000 were needed; far tioner, K vn.A. Herndon, rasu liln v from 130.60 04X2 rovetu Isabelle C. Higginbotham Lot 7, Blk. 12, Tr. 7 60 re sh ou ld ha rem oved, and the 13OX0 04X2 cou rt liflnit .fu lly aitlsn ed ns to the Meisch Realty Ob., Lot 8, Blk. 12, Tr. 7 60 Name • ,, Description p e trn ry , and qualification ■o f .th p 130X0 04X2 fom Meisch Realty Co., Lot 0, Blk 12, Tr. 7 ...... 60 J. N. Whltner Hat* Lot 5 Blk 0, Ilr. 3 p etition er to take charttn o f and m anana -her ow n estate and property, and 130.50 ; 64X2 F. L. Crosby, Ix>t 10, Ujk. 12, Tr. 7 --------- 50 M. E.-Ohtnrh, Lot 19, Blk 0, Tr.-8...'..... to Jiprome s 'f r e e d ealer lu e v e r y -r e 130X0 04X2 M. Minariek, Lot 1, Blit 12/Tr. 8 ----------- 60 City of Rvnfoni, AH, Blk 0, Tr. 4 ........t afpaper, upon con sid eration th ere­ 130X0 04X2 of.Thereupon, Minariek, Lot 2, Blk. 12, Tr. 8 60 Edward-Higgins, 1/ot 5 Blk.-9, Trrfr ..... It Is hereby ordered, adtudnrd and This problem of cemtai 180.50 64.52 decreed thut the rep ort nr the Special Ira M. Tolar, Lot 3, Blk. 12, Tr. 8 ..... - 60 R. E. l>u*rifoyf Lot 19, Blk. 0, Tr. 6, „ M aster In tbla ca u se ha con firm ed and. 130X0 04.52 large and steadily growing i Moisch Realty Co. I^>t 4. Blk. 12, Tr. 8 — 60 approved. It la fu rth er ordered. «d ]u d * s d and 180X0 64X2 deerred J. H. Hutchinson, Lot 5, Blk. 12, Tr.,8 50 that a licen se ts h a rsh , jrrnntthe p etition er. Kva A. Ilerndiin. In 1L W. Johnson. Lot 0. Blk. 13. Tr. 7 ........ . 60 130X0 04X2 od n ccord sn c« w ith the prayer -o f h «r Meisch Realty Co., Lot 7; Blk. 13. Tr. 7 ----- 50 130.50 04X2 PORTLAND CBM Meisch Realty Co* Lot 8, Blk. 13, Tr. 7 ------ 64 167.04 ' 82X8 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk. 13, Tr. 7 ------ 50 130X0 *>’• 04X2 W W ceW , Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk. 13, Tr. 7 — 50 130X0 04X2 P. C. Welch. E. 1-2 Lot 1, Blk 13, Tr8 ------ 60 130.50 64X2 F. C. Welch. E 1*2 Lot 2. Blk. 13. Tr. 8...— 50 THREE ENEW YOUR PROP . i M iles o f C loth fo e Cem ent Sacki 225 000,000 «— '*1 * n It - n r, 4 AQflH �jagy ^ t l H B C W E ^ '-W fVRuc l c , .<T * J ^ N O U J ^ uiE&OMV J \ f y M YHfvr BOOTH" X — ' ^Uo^xcA^g»«f>— » I FOR R EN T FOR RENT—TVo-room housekeeping apartment. 710 Oak Ave. GOLF B O W LIN G T E N N IS B O X IN G B A SE B A L L FOOT B A L L BASK ET B A LL T R A P SHOOTINi Ml FOR RENT—Desirable bed room for I t L. SHIPP, Editor couple over Herald qfflco. Apply to You can And the name of 1M Classified Ads le a word. No IM apartment 4. every live Buslneea Man Fa Ad taken for less than 25c. M ft»K RENT—Furinshed rooms for In Sanford In this Column Fa And poalUrely no Classified Ml light housekeeping with all improve­ Congrreationals W in Ads charyed to anyone. Cash IM ments. 101 Magnolia avenue. • First o f Bowling: moat accompany all orders. Fa ________________ 102-tfc. Count the words and remit Ml League Season t'OR RENT—Apartments and sleepacordlngly. Fa Ing rooms,' Fcmdale Apartmonts, Bishop Block, corner Firet and Pal­ Stevenson Rolls High Score of Even­ QUICK SERVICE ing For Both Teams. metto streets. • Tonight "Forgive and Forget.1 By Editor FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for FOR SA LE The’ Bowling League opened Inst light housekeeping. 701 Magnolia The eternal trianblo with a brflnight for Ita first game of the sea­ renue. „ 198-tfc. FOR SALE—Rhodo Island eggs for I It seems as if two teams, not In­ linntly new twist ’• son whon tho CongreagUonalfl mot setting, 15 eggs for >1.00. Mrs. FOk RENT—2 to 5 furnished spart- the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. The cluding aalnosvllle, fight hard enough Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue; San­ ments newly finished, modern garage. Congregations with 4helr crew of to win all of their gamed they should Sho gambled with her husband'll ; ford. 83-tfp B. T. Tiller, Paola, Fla. bo cntitlod to decide, between them- love to satisfy her power over other ;/ mare experienced players easily de­ Sanford Novelty __________ 180-tfc, Belves ns to wheor they want to play men! FOR SALE—Fine lettuce plants feated thoir younger but game oppo­ • It was tho general opinion that the the deciding gnme. l-'OR RENT—Furnished house 1306 nents, the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. ^ W orks fifty cents thousand In bod. O. C. Champs would put the Brotherhood Park avenue. Apply 018 Oak avcV. C. COLLER, Prop. Bryant, Wagner. 185-tp. Stevenson, Chap player bowled down—but It was not our idea that Looking over the sltuntion It seems paid the piper, but It led to a greater General Shop and Mill Work tOR .4ALE tik ltliNT—Centrally lo the high score of the evening for they would trim tho Brotherhood boys Furnished housekeeph . Ing rooms com that Lakeland and clthor Duvnl or happiness than they had ever known. 2 both tennis, his final score being 639, so badly. ented dwelling eight rooms and sleep­ Contractor and Builder cr 11th street and Elm avonuc. Hillsborough will have to battle the ______ He also bowled the highest for one ing porch. Worth your inquiry and 517 Commerfclal Street .* M. Schneider. 196-7tp, final game for stato title this year. A suspicious husband! Letter*, game, 2Q fi| Ho had n close second In consideration. jC. P. Connelly & But the Brotherhood will have com­ danford, . ..Fla. Duval and Hillsborough will piny written by the wife-to another man! FOR RENT—House for rent corner Bolding, the chomps captain who Sons. 188-tfc. pany afetr tonight, when tho Truck­ Thanksgiving and it is no sure quea- a scoundrel threatening their dlaof 12th street and Magnolia avenue. FOR SALE—Some Gandy bridge ers meet tho strong Knight of Co­ tlon as to who will win. Lakelund closure! tl was an anguishing sltuaFurnished or unfurnished. Apply at stock. P. O. Box 205. 190-3tp. lumbus aggregation. Tho Knights of 11th street and Oak avenue, or at Mrs. The Brotherhood displayed some Columbus have a pretty strong crew has not a very hard schedule for thejtlon for a woman to be In and It ted to FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for S.. O. Shinholser and dramatic D. B. Takach, at Pico Hotel. good bowlers in Hughey and Thurs­ this year ami promise to mako tho rest of tho aoason and It la almost tho most amazing light housekeeping, 701 Magnolia. certain thut they will win nil of their climax! Room and board at >10.00 n week ton, Hughey leading his teammates race tight for last year's Champs, 191-tfc. ii Contractor and Builder games. . ______ at Mrs. B, E. Takach, Pico Hotol. with 443 pins end Thurston a close tho Congregational, i •; •• : '•••<• . STNGFTKlJEWrNC*WATnnNE3-^3olIl The story of a woman's mistake! Sanford,---------------- ------ I 195-0tc. second with 432. Moyo also bowled on, small monthly terms like rent. It seems to us that Lakeland would a good game. According to a certain sport writer Electric motors and accessories. T, fo ir ilE N T —Cottage J. Musson. he the logical plnco to hnvo the piny Don't fall to ace this drama o f 19fl-7tp. Tho Knlghta of Columbus will meet in South Florida, there is a rule in M. Dunlap, Cor. 10th and Laurel off. Jacksonville and Tampa have quivering emotions, of biasing ro­ the Trdckot-s tonight Games start the State Athletic Association which P.-Connelly & Sons Phone 550-W. . ut 7:30 sharp. Every o^p J^fordlally states,,that pil, championship , games boon the scenes already of some high mance, of tantalising myactyy^of, de-. *• tT X R T E ra rent two. or three- invited to these games. Class'football this ytUr, while Gaines­ tVANTED—To must bo played in Gainesville. We Mothn-n VungV room furnished apartment, by Tho score: cannot rco wheer thut is quite fair. ville has had moro than her share. So Heights. >250,00 cash, balance llko adults; no tourist, permanent year; Insurance wu say give I-nkeluml tho title game. Tho man she had flirted with dead Gainesville is tho center of all sorts Brotherhood of Bt. Andrew. at her feet, her husband accused of 18. 104-p MagnoliaAve rent E. F. Lane, Rooms 601-2 First round resident, Prlvatu homo pre­ Player— Totals of athletics nlready, the University National Bank Bldg. Phone 03. his murder andsho unable to prpva ferred; must be reasonable. Address, Tlie locals play Bt. Augustine High of Florida tonma giving a number of Thurston ............ 128 155 149—432 193. his innocence! See wfaht this wife "Apartment", care The Herald, dh-tf Moyo ............... 155 134 120—400 their games to the Gainesville people hero Saturday. This promises to bo a did to free the man she loved and re­ S T E W A R T tho Florist FOR* SALE— PetunfiTplanta,- lB 'cents See the Sanfonl—Stove Works, 002 Gunter ........... 117138 138—393 while tho Gainesville High teams also good game. The Saints beat the Pagain tho affection aho had lostl -per-dozen. Pansy plants 25“cents Flowers For All •Occasions Sanford avenue before buying stoves. Meson ................. 110 ...... —110 huve a large number of games at latkans 10 to 0 while Sanford piled Members Florists Telegraph De- per dozen. Carnation Salvia,-50 cents We will save you money. We also re­ Dorner ...................... 131 129—200 hdme. up n higher score of 28 to 0. % Fate, In tho guise of a traffic po­ per dozen; Stewart, the Florist, 814 pair stoves of all kinds, grafonalos . livery Association • Hughey ............. 142 102 139—443 '• liceman, brings a murderer to his and guns. 194-tfc 814 Myrtle Avc„ Phone 206*W Myrtlo avenu.Cj. . merry scrap between the K. of C. and Locals To M eet St.doom, frees an Innocent man and re­ j'!, t,- . / \ 190-4tc. WA NTED—Boarders, homelike ac- Totals .......... 052 720 075—2047 last year’s champs. * 1• » - * i FOR SALE—Grape fruit, 35c per commodatlons at Comfort Cottage, Augustine Saturday And this season will find other good unites two souls that had drlftadt Cungregationala. dozen; oranges, 15c, satsumas, 20c. Magnolia avenue. Mrs. M. Mar­ Player— ones also, ns the Men's Club is Totals Sanford Machine Co. By tho 100, *>1.50-11.00 and' >1X0 rc- 318 She thought it was fun to flirt b u t1 ‘ tin. 105-7tn. Holding ........... 158 105 134 —487 Saints* Will Come Down Here Fully strengthenen somewhat, and the sho never dreamed that her foollah- . / General Machine and Boiler pcctivsly. Drivd out and got yours, Truckers have a pick of some of last ness would nearly wreck the happt- • jf Stevenson ...... 152 202 186 —539 ....Prepared .to Demolish Hanford Works • ; ' B. T. Tiller, Paola, Fla LOST year’s good ones, Tho Merchants are ness aho prized moro than her Ufa! ....... 155 132 177 —404 L. Rcnaud Illgh's Celery-Feds. J . ’.Cylinder Grinding \ ’ ., 193-tfe. LQST—Green and tan knitted wool stronger than they uvor were, and .... :.... 129. 137 114 -3 8 0 Jewett — Phone 02 — Sanford, Fla. I'oH 'gara-v, scarf near Gables Wednesday night. corner A. Rcnaud ___ 151 135 183 —459 Coach Wilkinson has another hard from tho ctosontsa of last night's Comedy, Snub Pollard In "Nearly '. ’ location sin Sdnford, 11 room house, Return to Yoweil Co., and receive team facing hia clan Saturday when game, the Brotherhood Is rolling In reward. ' 4 garage with two rooms ovor It, for Totals _____ 745, 801 703—2339 the strong St. Augustine eleven wilt mld-ncnson form. 193-tfc. sale or will trade for vacant lots or ’ Standing of Bowling League. invade the "City Substantial^' This la ‘.lie general public is Invited to The Dally Herald, I Bo par wrack. city property of any description on l.OhT—Sunday between Osteen bridge Club Won Lost Ave. the first time the Saints will have these games, no admission being right basis. A. P. Connelly A Sons. . and Osteen, young female Alrdale Congregational 1 0 1.000 played the Celery-Feds and is expect­ charged. Tho schedule calls for three .- - * 193-tfc. i,‘.J Reward for information leading to K. of a ...... games each week, Monday, Tuesday 0 0 .000 ed to draw a largo crowd. Fok SXD3 — Tie S o to paints and recovery. Notify B. B. Butnor, Celery Men’a C lu b........... 0 0 .000 According to figures the locals and Thursdays, starting at 7:30 varnishes at Sanford Novelty avenue, P. O; Bor 27. Merchants .000 should win by at least two touch­ sharp. Works, sole agents. 164-tfe Truckers a— — . 0 0 .000 downs. The Saints threo weeks ago Ca^ds of Ssnford’a Itepul- Me Your patronago Thursday night LUST—Collie puppy strayed from B. of St. A. ---------0 0 .000 trimmed Palatka to the tune of 19 able Profeaeionsi Mca, each Me will help us furnish our room at the Valdes Hotel Tuesday night. Phone of Whom, in his chosen pro- Ml Mr. und Mrs. Edward G. MUbury, to 0. In turn, a week later, the lo­ hospital. ’ LAKELAND OFFERS TO feealon the Herald recom- I** of New York City, were arrivals Palck, Valdes Hotel. Reward. cals gave the Palatkins a terrific , 106-2tp. BATTLE TIGEUS HERE meads to the people. Mb Tuesday'at the Valdes. FOR TITLE OF STATE — in \ .' die Maines LAWYER — CJourt House W . J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance R.C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD, FLORID^ Lakeland, Nov. 14,— Hillsborough High school wants to play Lakeland GRIPIIING SITUATJION High a post season game. Thu desire may never be .fulfilled If local followors of Duval High can pull and have Duval put over a victory on Thankagiving day.over tha Terriers, Coach McQuillan I aln hearty favor ' of playing Duval, but not Hillsboro should HUIsboro defeat Duval. He bases his conclusion on tho rulos gov­ erning conference elevens and all ather rules in football elimination procoasts. Hillsboro has played two tie gsmes you establish your innonce .of the theft at the risk o f Getting the letter this season one with Fort Myers 7-7 be discovered and incriminating the iuid* Summerlin 0-0. Summerlin de­ woman. That ia tha intriguing situation that launches "Forgive and Forget," the Pauline 1). F. WH1TNEB, JR. County Agent Office! ssemest of Court House W hen You Paint Use; Sun Proof, Sold Only by. FORGIVE AND FORGET” CHARACTERIZED BY SANFORD PAINT h 4 Tax books aro now open for the STORE payment of State and County Taxes. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS A discount of two per cent is allowed IN FINK FORM FOR WELAKA BUILDING ' in November. TONIGHTS OPENING JNO. D. JINK1NS, Tax Collector Phone ----------:------------------- 80S f Seminole County. , Tho K. of C. team opens Its part of the season with tho Sanford Truck Growers at the Bawling alleys to­ night The “ Caseys" are looked upon ss pennant contenders for this seasob, they having some of the best of last year's material. Emil Amann, an ex-farfiter bowjer, ranked as ona of tho best in tho league last year. And: he will I*Bd the K. of C, team thi*. year. Sid ana another one of the Fanners’ main lUys. George Pesold hud Henry Weirenskl, two of Uat yean good ones prill ploy this year with the h- of C. team also, as will Britt; opo of the best of Uat years Rotes’. and Packages 8 a ' m - 2 a un rn5 P *4na n d 6 ^ >] � 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, 1923 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. 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V. j0< . . .. ' "■» • m sA «T OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER J95 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1923 VOLUM Ejy. ----- GOVERNMENT Aged Lady Assaulted By Unknown Negro Last N ight . Certain Factions Welcome Returp of Prince - OFFICIALLY DENIED TODAY THAT FORMER KAISER ILAS OFFICIAL PERMISSION <nr TTir ANaorlatrd Pr-aa> A murderous assault took plncc last OLES, Nov. 13.—Practically all of TO RETURN TO GERMANY night in the southern pnrt of the city AND THIS PUTS ON Ole’s leading citizens, from the pro­ IPORTS IS RECEDED V i In which an uged white indy was bate court Judge down, have donned NEW PHASE WHOLknocked down, assaulted nnd bonten 'SAIDJK Prince Albert coats and high hats in into Insensibility by an unknown LAND honor of the former German Crown ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 12.—Prose­ Prince’s homecoming. negro. She hnd been wntching the LAWTON, Okio., Nov., 12.—J . W. cuting officials at a conference today fire works displny on the lake front A m e li n ‘ and other foreign press Baker, station agent of the St. Louis, set December 12th as tho date for correspondents and motion picture with h e r folks nnd stiirted home by Sun Francisco railroad nt Elgin, 16 P resid e n t CoolldRC B elieves Oyjr the trial of Philip E. Fox, Ku Klux men have descended upon tho town herself about nine o'clock when nt n miles north of here, was woundqd late Policy Is D iffer­ Klnn publicity chief, who shot and dnrk place in tho street the negro Snld Either Khiser Or Crown killed W. S. Coburn, attorney for by the score, in airplnnes, motor cars today In un exchange of shots with e n t. , assaulted her nnd loft her unconscious oi by railroad. The hotels today were Prince Will Take the Simnfons faction in tho Intter's filled to th overflowing and the propon the road -where sho was found by three robbers who hnd looted the hank Charge office lost Monday. Fox was indicted Hetors were obviously more pleased passer-by later in the evening. She of Elgin. The robbers escaped with \ BERLIN, Nov., 13.— It is officially omce Ifenry II. DcferUInc. director% -------- T has only regained consciousness nt several sacks of Hilver nnd nn undeter­ denied here that form er em peror Wil­ the following day for murder and ^ I11i thnn tho oth(<r cltilens over the return Rcncinl of iho Royal Dutch Petro­ Mir Tlie Am w Ii M leum Co* often called the “oil kin* fnee trial for his life on December, intervals since nnd only a megre de­ mined amount of currency. A posse liam bus been authorized to return BRUSSELS, Nov. 13,—Tho Gormnn of tho town to n pre-war status. ef Euroi*e.MIs In this country. l t t scription enn he gleaned of him but is in close pursuit. to Germany. . 1 2 . emperor received German passporU No official reception hnd been Is nol kmjwn whether his arrival the officers will catch him if it Is w ith­ has any Industrial slgnlflcanco. ___ for himself and his suite this after­ planned for Frederick William, the WASHINGTON, Nov.. 13.—Presi­ in human power to do so nnd if noon, according to the Gaxettc. burgom aster not having been official­ dent Coolidge/ believes traditional caught will be summarily dciilth with ly advised of his return, Tho exile It is expected, the paper adds, that policy of American government would nnd with no nssistnnce of the courts. comes back ns a private citizen. the Hohenxollern monarchy will bo preclude It from Joining with allied This assault is the first one taking , Furtherm ore, the castle is under se­ restored on December 4, the former governments in protesting to .G er­ plnce in Sanford in this history of parate jurisdiction and not unde con­ emperor or the Crown Prince ascend­ many against return of Crown Prince the city nnd dem onstrates th a t un­ trol of tho local administration. It ing tho throne. Fdorerlck William Or form er em pbror attended ladles walking on dnrk has Itp own government comprised of According to advices* from various streets nt night nnd especially In the Dismissed In A tlanta Court This or In m easures to p e rv e n tre e sta b lish ­ Frank Fisher Could Not Get Over j 0(y|cin|g who police the building and Was sources in Doom, twelve passports ment of monarchy. suburbs do so nt their own risk ns Bad Business ' *• " - estate, —*-*- on — ~which u,-u the surrounding Morning authorising journey to Berlin have strange negroes are here during the Princess Cecllie, Frederick William’s been handed to tho former German Ml* The AsmwlsIeS »•,«•••> w inter months nnd they are apt to PADUACH, Ky., Nov., 1 3 .-F rn n k wife, and her children reside. IIKRI.IN, Nov., 13.—Prlvato advices ATLANTA, Nov. 13.—Pchco w ar­ emperor. commit any crime of robbery, murder N. Fisher, president of the Ohio VnlThere aro fewer • than twenty rant against Imepriul Wizard I'.vuns from Munich represent tho situation and worse. luy Fire and Marino Insurance Com­ known communists living in Olcs, of Klnn dismissed by Judge llnthcnok thbte ns'Wholly In n sta te o f pax. Dr. BRUSSELS, Nov. 18.—Tho former t> ••«$*• •(• ' •••#* M» v German-emperor fmeparlng to re­ pany and form er president o( Qhjo whpse working populations! approxi­ i t ».* in municipal court court a fte r a t­ Von Knhr, General Von Lossow and Valley T rust C o m p ly ,' which closed mately three thousand, however, Is ATLANTA MEN ACQUIRE torney for I)r. Fred B. Johnson, Klnn Colonel Scissor wlm disavowed tholr turn to tfie fatherland. He already Its doors following announcement of seemingly anything but elated over STOCK IN STOCK YARDS official, allied with Summons faction enforced adherence to tho Ludendorfhas In Ills hands passports for him­ Insolvency Inst week shot and killed hi policy of the town's suddenly be­ and who swore out w arrant asked it Ilitlcr putsch, m e directing their a f ­ self and hts suite, and the Brussels himself at his home this morning. Mr. coming a monarchistic headquarters. Gazette goes so far as to say it is While nnd Candler Will Control At- be dismissed. -Asked dismissal for fairs from tin; barracks, in which they Fisher was said to hnve been deeply The former King of Saxony, Freder- Well (Ciiown Attorney Was In The have been quartered sines Inst Thuraexpected the Hohenxollern monarchy "best interests of all concerned." Iuntit I'lsnl Bunch lek August, lives on an estate only tlny night, these advices suy. W.H W rMtOrtd D u m b e r 4. WlljUm I ten miles away. The preponderance of sentim ent CHICAGO, Nov. 13.—All stock In MOBILE, Nov. 13.— Fifty-tw o gov­ The aveage man and woman is among the masses is reported to bo ions. grump about the government perm it­ ernm ent agents swooped down on Miller Union Stock Yards Company f o r Hitler, and Ids friends are m ak­ thone. ting ho form er Crown Prince to re­ violators of liquor traffic here today of Atlanta huH been acquired by W. ing strong protestation* to Von Ki»hr, II. White, Jr., and Asa G. Candler, Private advices from Doom, re­ and seized great quaatitl of liquor turn. ilemniitling th a t the dictator nrrlve a t ceived by tho Agence Tclcgraphlque of A tlanta and plans are about "Ho saw flt to run out of Germany and made numerous arrests. One nran understanding with the Fnsclstl Beige, says that a courier, Von in her hour of great trouble; why rest was that of well known attorney complete to make plant largest yards W. II. Ilnrher Wus Head of Prom in­ lender. Hoechst, arrived at Doom at 4 o’clock should ho be allowed to return now?" Perry II. Kearns, former secretary i" -oath according to statem ent by ent Georgia linnk Reinforcements t,r troops aro re ­ While. New organization will bo in this afternoon with twelve Germnn observed one elderly woman in tho to Congressman Gray. ported to l>o touching Munich hourly full operation before first of next passports for the ex-kalscr and his crowd outside the castle gutes today. MOULTRIE, G ii., Nov., 13.—W. B 'i f ron, the ontlying districts. immediate entourage. A telegram year.* A certain faction, however, wel­ Barber, president of Citizens Bank j l.udrndorf la M Ml Ul to be in cipher wae received there in the comes the cxilo nnd “ Deutschland In Suburbs of Baltimore Two Drivers of Moultire and largo stockholder in holding himself entirely incommun­ morning, and early In tho afternoon THIRTY LIQUOR RAIDS ubor idles” resounded in the leading Are Caught number of corporation# um! for twenty icado nt Ida villa, where ho Is inAT NEW ORLEANS there was a long conference between beer hall today. Telegrams and years prom inent figure in business urccHsihlc even to ius friends, wlio William and those close to him. BALTIMORE, Nod. 13.—Armed flowers are pouring into tho castle circles of South Georgia, died sud­ claim to be without knowledge of his Clrnnup In Later a high Dutch official, Dr. Kan, In Biggest Wholesale whiskey bandits numbering about 25 and servants are beginning to show denly Inst night. condition nnd also unable tb verify New Orleans of the ministry of the Interior, called Trip H uh Returned From early today raided Gwynnebrook irritation ovo the number of cullers Who a report th at be wns wounded In the and was closeted-wlth the former em­ Among Them distillery nt Gwynnebrook suburbs of endeavoring to And out what is going street fighting. NEW ORLEANS, Nov., 13.—Thirty peror for thirty-five minutes. Bultimoro nnd later captured two on within tho moot which encircled MANILA, Nov., 13.—While there Is liquor raids hud been made here at A wireless system has been in­ drivers and three trucks loaded with Polish, Austrian nnd German princes LONDON, Nov., 13.—A central dlsstalled at Doom House, which has stolen whiskey near Towson about in urn through four centuries of Sil­ no disorder a t present among Moro noon nnd w arrants issued for forty pntch from Berlin today cays It Is .nrrests in most wholesale cleanup Tribes, situation requires careful been Oio residence of tho head of ten miles uwny from holdup. esian tumoil nnd war. generally expected th a t General \ on New Orleans has known since advent hnndling, Governor General Leonard the Hohcnzollems during the later Ocls itself was apparently little Socket, commander In chief of tho of prohibition. prohibition'' agents Left Note Asking Friend To Tell His Wood, declared upon his return here ycara of his internment In Holland, affected by the lute war. It acquired rclchswehr, will be appointed dictator Wife and m easaftl' % . received from an extra working population of sever­ nfter three week’s trip of inspection here from Alnbnmn nnd other states of Germany. Meanwhile adds the Nsuen dally. al thousand men when the war Indus-' to island of Mindanao, where ho in­ for campaign. menage, trouble is brewing In Nur­ CHICAGO, Nov, 13.— Entreating Late dispatches from Doom, ovhere tries were active, but those hnve left spected, reported unrest among the The Dnily Herald, 16c per week. th at no officer or stran g er but sumo emberg, where communists a ml H it­ natives. • former Emperor William has resided ot been absorbed by * P i culture. good friend break news of his death ler troop* are gathering In large since his internment In Holland, an­ It was the fam iliar medieval ap­ to his wife ns gently us possible wus numbers, tho watchword being "red ” nounced he was maintaining close re­ Gcncrnl Election To He Held Decern pearance, narrow, crooked streets and left by Robert J . S tuter, attorney, against “white.” • ■ lations with the leaders of the Ger­ public buildings and churchea which whose body with bullet wound In head man monarchist movement and was LONDON, Nov., 13.—British Parli­ reflect Polish and Austria rather than found in his office last night by Juni- GEORGIA 80CIKTY IN MIAMI. said to be hopeful events nl Germany German architecture. Food is abund­ ament will be dissolved Thursday and tor. Police respected Ids wishes and would turn to his favor. ant and f a r less expensive than In general election held _ Wednesday, MIAMI, Nov. 12.—The Georgia So­ friends notified his wife. _ It w ss also reported that the Dutch the cities and the population shows December 6th. Asquith* and Lloyd ciety of this city will hold a meeting government wss anxious to consult George factions of liberal party sank less of misery and strain than does November 10 to discuss steps to VALIDATION OF with the allies before granting per­ th at of' Berlin. • their differences this morning and re­ bring ubout erection of a statue here MONROE ItOAD DONliS mission to either the former emperor united to present solid front against to the Into General John B. Gordon, WILL TB8T DRUNKEN or former Crown Prince to quit Hol­ conservative protectlsts os well ns one of the South's military leaders DRIVER LAW Nov. 13.—Validation KEY WEST, land, but when the Crown Prince did during the war between tho states. of Monroo county's $300,000 bond Is­ depar from that country the Dutch labor party In election. JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 13. — The FOOTBALL, FIREKORKS AND the event was a great vietdry for sue, voted toward construction of tho Henry C. Brown, president of the so­ government denied any responsibility the local team. One of the season’s biggest real riyht of a city judge 'to impose Jail ciety, exprooses belief that It will not DANCE ROUND 0\JT PER­ for him tinder International law. Last night on. Palmetto avenue at road to the mainland, Is expected on estate deals which shows that Lake­ J. II. Swlnk, state's l>< difficult to raise a fund sufflelently , Holland, according to recent French FECT DAY the Clyde Line Pock hundreds en­ November 26. land's property (a advancing in val­ large to erect an attractive statue, advtaea, might be regarded as an Injoyed the fireworks and the dance. attorney, has filed an answer under as it la estimated them -arc ■7,000 oath, declaring no defense can be aufficlsntly sacure retreat for teh ex- ues by leaps and bounds Is the recent The fireworks display was well ad­ sale of the “HU Top” frove to F. H. former residenU of Georgia now re­ kalaer lit view of. the flight of Fred­ vertised and brought many folks to made against tho validation. It is Callahan for approximately $80,000. siding in this (Dade)-eoanty. *«r • erick William. This was stated on the city and they were well repah expected that the bonds will be sold This splendid forty acre tract of authority of the foreign office, and Football Game From JMiaml for the trip as the display was of the some time around next February 1, U waa suggested that a second S t orange and grapefruit groves toverv best and was greatly applauded and It Is understood' that tho county High School By Goo4 Helena might be cboeen for him. by the thousands gathered to witness commissioners will then act promptly Score A dispatch from The Hague under to begin work on the roads and It 7 date November 11, announced that bridges to the mainland. . . . . . . , r„ . The dance was enjoyed until a late <Br Tk» AMirUlrU l*r«Mk A. . m tto . ~ q » c i th . ,r « .t hour and to lhe tbo Kan, of tba Dutch ministry of CIUC AGOA Nov.v lS.—Opening football game In the afternoon bep jtt band> Those who like the CLIFFORD THORNE grain prlcea: Wheat, December, 102 • conference with the former German DIBS IN LONDON tween Sanford and Miami High School dance had their fill and at tho dose 8-8 to 1-2; May, 107 3-1 to 108 1-8; emperor. This visit may have an Im­ , WELL KNOWN MAN torn, December 76 8-8 to 1-8; oats, teams, the fireworks display anf danco they all voted the .American Legion portant ^taring on the news wkfch December, 41 7-8 to 42. get baek his throne .has been proble­ ance is In violation of the bill of last night rounded out * perfect day and the city of Sanford the ideal anDES MOINES, Nov., 13.—Clifford ; matic all along, but his great desire rights and in violation of the consti­ for the CampbcU-Loaalng I’bht and tertalnars. their friends. The football' game The committee on arrangements Thorne, noted Iowa attorney and can-! •NS,-Nov. 13.-C oltan been to keep the Hohensollem tution of the United 8tates. brought out one of the largest crowds and the Campbell-Losaing Poet are didate last year for United States' Circuit' Daniel A. Simmons over­ »R: Docendicr, 32,(9} IVK long timg past and the former kataer namk to the front, so that If the Senate, died In London tUis'm orningI Hood Field add was duo a vote of thanks for bringing the ever eecn ruled all threa counts, and counsel for has been kept te eloee touch with monarchists eventually were successaccording to menage received by Dos' the changing political conditions In ful In their activities a Hohenxollern Sellars announced the caae would be greatly enjoyed by tho crowd and the big crowd to Sanford and giving them Moines Evening Tribune. rooters all bciug filled with pep and a good time after they were here. ’ carried to the nuprema court. Germany. , _ ‘. i could return aa the ruler. • Station Agent Is Killed In Fight With 3 Bobbers For Trial of Fox AMERICA SILENT PADUACH BANKER COMMITS SUICIDE BANK FAILURE PEACEWARRANT AGAINST EVANS IMPERIALWIZARD MOBILE MEN ARE ARRESTED WITH BOOZE Well Known Attorney Was In The Bunch Bank Residents Died At Moultire Well Known Citizen ARMEDBANDITS STEALWHISKEY FROMWAREHOUSE Moro Tribes Require Careful Handling Says Wood Chicago Attorney Committed Suicide In His Office British Parliament Will Be Dissolved Thursday at Noon A - �rman.an Moth Her Tw*-Y( 111* A th letic Field*’ ' t /• I hart the ideal location nnd vril bo more than glad to' show it to yot If you > IU phohe # 5 . , 23 Acrei o f good ;HIgh |and locator north east of Roztf'Cmirt on Ovfofi raDroad east o^.JAtUIonvUla. avenue formerly; known-aa the Speer GrovfcOnly 23 blocks from Post Office street on both Bidet ond railroad facll itlca. PRICE 17,000.00 au e » i» ;—aja. " .........^---at'the home of Mra. Clifford Peabody a t 8:80 p. m„ with Mra. Peabddy The total revenue receipts for 1022 and Mra, Dick Brown as hostesses. were $10,547,273, or $10.30 per capita. . Tneaday—Weatminater Cllib meets For tho fiscal year tho per capita ex* • at the home of Mra. W. Morton ceaa of governmental costa over rev­ Thigpeit on Magnolia avenue, at enue receipt! w as,' therefore, $0.88. 3:30 p. m. ,, , Tuesday—Daughter* of Wesley meet However, the revenue receipt! ex* at 7:30 p. nu. at. the' home of Mra. cooded tho casts for the ordinary Dwight Babbitt on Sanford Height!. operation and' maintenance • and the i •' ■ ■■■ V ‘ * > paymenta foy intercut, excluding out­ lays, by $1.61 per capita. Thla exceaa LITERATURE DEPARTMENT of per capita payment* over revenue OF WOMAN’S CLUB WILL receipts la largely on account of per­ jMEBT-WEDNESDAY manent Improvements, tho costk of which wore met by the iasuance of debt obligations, tho statistics say. In Florida property and apodal taxes represented 53.0 per cent of the total revenue for 1022, 66.0 per cent for 1017, ond 56.8 per cent for 10U. The increase In the amount of prop­ erty and special taxes collected waa 33.6 per cent from 1014 to 1017, and 136.0 per cent from 1017 to 1022. The per capita property and apecial taxes were |5.45 In 1022, 12.58 In 1017, and 12.00 in 1014. Earning! of general deportments, or compensation for aervlces render­ ed by state officials, represented 4.6 per cent of the total revenue for 1022, 10.4 per cent for 1017, and 12.3 per cent for 1014. Business and nonbusinesa licenses constituted 28.5 per cent of the total revenue for 1022, 17.4 per cent for 1017; and 10,5 per cent for 1014. Re­ ceipts from business licenses consist Pat-n cako, pat-a-enke, baker's man l chiefly of taxes exacted from Insur­ Leave out all the sugar aud spice If ance and other incorporated comyou can. Pat it and prick It,'and double the p r ic ^ hides and amounts paid for hunting The public won't kick,If you make U nnd fishing privileges. The net" Indebtedness (funded and floating debt less sinking fund as­ WEEK’S WRATH EH sets) of Florida was *0.47 c»Pi u Washington, D. C-, November 10, for 1922, .10.60 for 1017, and 10.71 1023. Weather Outlook fo tho Period for 1014. November 112 to 17, Inclusive. CATHOLIC HAZAAB. South Atlantic and East Gulf States: Fair and warmer beginning Christmas Bazaar of Catholic of week, unsettled and rains after church at Parish House, December 5 Monday, but fair again after Thurs­ .R i l l. ‘ 161-to Dec 6. day. Moderate temperature. Coolidge Lays i Wreath For Soldier Dead KINDERGARTEN 8C1IOOI. ARRIVALS AT HOTEL .MI L A N E THEATRE Matinee for School Children- Dally at 4:00 — —Night Show* Starting at 7:80 and 9:15 P. M TODAY ’ Screen Attraction—"THOUGH THE STORM” EDITH STOCKTON AND LOUIS KIMBALL Comedy.—Our G w * in “GIANTS Vs: YANKS A ls o »■" ■ ■■ T hePre Gladys Walton In *THB UNTAMABLB ALSO A COMEDY All Phone 95 '' Klnda of Insurance ,We' have one of the beat corner locationa Jn Sanford, eleven room house, garage with .two rooms over it, for sale or will trade for vacant lots or city property of any description* on right basis. A. I’. Connolly A Sons* lOSitfe. . A new shipment of Men’s and Women's Shoes. You will do well to pay us an early callahd inspect these numbers. Use bran, -cotton seed meal, molacaoa and Parla Green for cut worms. Yes wo have it all’. SALFORD PEED A SUPPLY CO. ’• \ !T'£ PEJS£LCT MODELS FOR TUI1 FABRICS Tissue gingham, the cotton voiles and soft chnmbrsy lend themselves to the simple lines of. the morning frock ____________ featured to the left. it It is uimmet trimmed with plain material, which forms the narrow vestee. the deep collar, ... and girdle. If preferred, the .Inset pockets may be omitted. Medium sin requires 4 yards 36-inch check, and 1K yard 36-Inch plain material. One may have three different idea* about the waist-lina and use them all in reproducing the'lsccpnd model—a figured dimity combined wi t h plain organdy. Two-tone satin riblwn is used for the belt, j Medium else re­ quires 3M yards 36-Inch dimity and Review d ™ . No. 9071. Sizes, 34 to 48 inches bust. Price, 33 cents.' ■ *» ‘ * ( ■ Second Model: Dress No. 9942. Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust. _ Price, 35 ~ If it were possible to , moke any better -bread or pfatry than Is turned out by this es­ tablishment you Can feel quite satisfied in your own mind that we would be making a better article. This, however, is a human Impossibility. We bake a perfect bread and per­ fect pastry. /* SANFQRDMAID" New Arrivals in We have Just received a wonderful line of new Hats. They are New York’s latest creation and are truly wonderful values —*........ v ^ tL A D IE S ANO M E N S • ** BREAD .* I READY-TO-WEAR . .. .. u in in m iiin im i ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ** .1' SSw^iaABiwww.^—... a Daily Fashion Hint lOUinrUiii.w' VALDEZ F. L. McCuen, Baltimore, H. F. Several thousand pcoplo attended Voile, Jacksonville, Helen Wilkinson, Hazelwood, services held at Arlington in the Bathamy , 111., Elmia Memphis, Tenn., Merna V. Griffinlng, memorial amphitheater In. tho after­ Anlwa, Wls., Anna Howalt, Jackson­ noon and many more gathered on ville, Roberta G. White P,ort Deposit, 'nearby slopes , heard the service of Md., Donna M. Brennon, Jacksonville, songs, prayer and addresses through A, M. Proctor, Washington, M. Fitz­ amplifiers mounted on the top of the gerald, Wauchula, E. Allan and fami­ structure. Bishop William F. McDowell, of the ly, Wauchula, A. L. Brooks and wife, Miami, Mr, and Mra. F. B. King, Wil­ Methodist Episcopal church, made tho mington, W. L. King, Likeland, L. G. principal address, an appeal to the Walters aad wife, Melboorne, W. W. American people to keep the faith Duke, W. U. Tel. Co., Jacksonville, at the tlmo when the tendency Is back to ordinariness . T. A. 8cott, W. U. Tel. Co., Jackson­ strong “to lapse ville, A. ,C. Dicklns, Mlamla, E. M. of aspiration, into complacency of Singleton, Miami, W, H. Leaker, Jackson ville, D, C. Cash, Jacksonville, W. passed." . . L. Giilhanu Atlanta, D. E. Hammond,i "Idealism s c r e e n fails in the long Palstaka, O. B. Wells, Helen Milwau- pull, In the patient and creative en• kee, T. .A. ChalkUy, Utica, Now York,) durance to the end, In the days that Mra. Lillian A. Martlon, Jacksonville, show no heroism, but only toll and E . Drelghton, Orlando, 8. A. Gainer,] effort," Bishop McDowell aald, "That Cottondale, Fla. , ! is the test that la upon ua now." ; ALSO A COMEDY TUESDAY CCntS. Kindergarten school each school day at B. 8. A. Room, 4th and Park. Children five years old are eligible. Pupils collected each morning by •WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.—Presi­ Hogan’s Buss. dent Coolidge laid a wreath today on ' . 101-3tc. the tomb of tho Unknown Soldier at Arlington as tho Armistice day tribute Set the Sanford Stove Worka, 602 Sanford avenue before buying stoves. We will save you money. Wo also repair stoves of all kinds, -grafonalos and guns. 103-ltfc Fed Better F o .\ N o w s Pricea 10 and 20 CcnU —-------- -—■ —.— November 19.— Kfli / —— ----------. ~ ’a Native Hawaiian* out leuring a will. This is that no person more distantly related than o second- cohsin cam inherit property, real or personal, in auch circum­ stances, and that if there is not any­ body nearer of kiu tho property shall revert to the crown. "Wife, you spend too .much on flowers and fixings. What have we to oat tonight?” "Sjflftage.” “ An expensive- centerpiece and sausage to go with it? 1 tell you, you put on too much ‘dog.* ”— Louisville Courier-Journal. ALL FIXED "Going to the fancy, drcaa ball Y* -•‘Yes.” 'A*.C "In what character?” ‘ MVell, I just told my wife she’d haro to keep out of all marathon — The boys who fought to an end the war that astounded and horrified civilized .people. , ' ; truck ol muiniuhi who tvwxue, in­ dividualized with small fancy button* nnd narrow wlf-culor braid. Below iho narrow girdle o rg inserted pockets stitelud with braid; -ft U easy 70' .introduce a briclit note by uving red, green or purple brskHor the ttiipminz nnd selecting the buttons to correspond with the braid. Medium size requires J U yards 54-Inch material, v •.Tutorial Review Dress No. 1458. Sizes, 34 to 52 inches bust. l*rice, 35 cents. - dances. So, according lo bar, I am going as a fiend in human form.*'*-' Ixjuisvillo Courier-Journal. MAKINa IT HARO FOR THE "KID" "Yea, Jack, they decided to name the baby either Claries or Myrtle." “ And ahieh was j t r “Both; also Hubert, Jr. I”—1’ivhmoud Tiutet-DupalcU. The new i broidery Ott 1 cold carry a burning Today, we remain closed in unite with the rest of Hie world in ,tho gratitude to those who served our corn such distinction . �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1923 » 1(l v^ijasfiionable Wedding GAINESVILLE, Fla., Nov. 13—Th^ fund b t $123,000 being raised by Flor­ ida Masons for erection of a DoMolny dormitory a t Ihe University of Flor­ ida, is nearing completion. It has been announced from local headquar­ ters th at $103,000 already has been raised, $20,215 of whlrh was con­ tributed by Jacksonville. The bonrd of trustees of the fund will hold their next meeting a t Jacksonville, Novem­ ber 24. A Personal Appeal From “Daddy Fhgg*' been perfected here, by adoption of a constitution and by-law# th a t conform to the. state game association. Ten dopviWcii,'1^h]tkirJ(t- under'*'j«i«>1DnVis, have been distributed throughout the county to watch for violators of the game and fish lows, and others wil bo appointed ns soon as capabq men can bo foond, Mr. Davis announced. .DADE CITY, Nov. 13.—rn n s are we under way for tho cccbration here Never 22 of the opening of tho Pasco county ink in the Nntionn Highway, DADE CITY, tyov. 13.— Organ­ running from New York, Chicago, S t ization of .the Pasco Chunty Fish and Game Protection Association has Louis and other northern cities to Tampa, St. Petersburg, Brsrfr [entown, F o rt Myers and other points in Forida. This road, wEen ■I south “ ropeted wi form the shortest i Voute from north to sol . *ro,t ***ct p orids, and wl have fewer uncomi eted stretches than any other. Tacky pj | square dance at Lake Mary Casino tonight Prizes for the worst M \RCU S C. "DADDY" FAGG, State Supt. Children’s Home Society William If. Vanderbilt Is shown coming from a New York church with tils bride. Emily O’Neill Davies. PoUcu had tr ch a r a. path for thJ couple, 'flic wedd in if united two of Now tu rn 'd eldest.families. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES—STATE MARKETING REPORTS fu f-i JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov., 12.— (Georgia 2 rum each. Supplies modcrCarlot* shipments for Saturday, No* nte. Demand and movement bond, vember 10th: G rapefruit, Floridn 05,’ M niket firm. Florida crates, Bells, California 1,- total 07; unreportod, fancy, $1.00-15.00 mostly $1.50-$ 1.75; Florida 1, by hont 13, others 11. | choice $2.25-$3.25; few $3.50. Georgia Oranges: Florida t>„ California 20. bushel hampers Pim W oes $1.50-$ 1,75; total 113; unreported 10; Arizona 3,i California lugs, Bells, $1.(>0-$1.<5. unreported 0, California 3, Florida' Tomatoes: California fi ears. Sup31. I plies moderate. Demand and mnveCclery: California 32, Mich.. 8. N .'n" ’nt good. California lug boxes, J 1, N. V. 0. Oregon 3. total 50; l»i,,k unwiupped, No. t best $3.00unreported 9, Mich., (J by boat. i$.l.50, few high as $1.00. M . y i" ,C '.l‘,fq » >i.-. 42, Riao Chfoago-—(Clear*• 43 >A*bcv) J., II, Ohio l, Oregon 2, Vn., 3, total Tomatoes: California !t, Alabama 72 cars. 23. Supplies moderate. Deniund and Tomntdes: Floridn t ear California movement moderate. Market slight27. Texas I, total 20; previously tin- ■>’ stronger, movement good. Cnlireported 0, Georgia 1; unreporleil 8, lotnin boxes, lug fancy count $2.50Cnlifurnin 1. $2.75; sixes repacked, best packs, Mixed Vegetables: California 22. V'-Ml-*5.75, others ? 1.(55-$1.75. Florida 2. Colorado 7, Illinois 2. La.. I’cppem: Texas 3 Florida 1, I cars 1, N. J. 2, N. C. 2, total 38; unre»™‘ k including broken. Supplies ported 0. California 4, North Shore, demand and movement moderate. Vn., 1 by hunt, total 5. Market steady, Florida standard Carlot shipments for Sunday. Nov.. r ™u'*' l"‘st $*0U-$I.25, Geor1ill.! ftrnnofi-oit sr. «'« l'*montocs bushel crates, $1.25- of Florida. To the Good People cf Florida—Dost Friends: Thanksgiving nnd Christman n o routing—wil be hote before wc real­ ize it—nnd our. Society is in need of some help from every man, woman and child—end every church, school, lodge, Sunday school, Woman’s club, Rotary club. Kiwnnls club, Civitan dub, Young People’s society, and oth­ er organisation nr business concerns in the entire stute. We need good homes for our homeies children most of all—for wo have scores of little ones that wo must place in good homes in order to.make room for other homeless tots to come in. We plead, therefore, for good homes—many of them —between now nnd Christmns. We nre in immediate nnd great need of funds to continue our grent state-wide | and undenominational work. During the past two months our necessary expenditures to pro­ vide for scores of homeless children— exceeded our income by over four thousand Hollars. Wo plead for some immediate financial aid—no m atter how big or small the amount may lie. All checks, etc., should lie mailed to our treasurer, Mr. it. V Covington, 128 Kt. Jam es Building, .Jacksonville, Florida. We plead, ton, for fruits, vegeta­ bles, jellies, preserves, syrup, honey, canned goods, meats, chickens, tu r­ keys, or most anything to eat. We .need warm children's garm ents of every kind, shape and size. Hats, caps, stockings, shoes, underwear, sweaters, rompers, etc. We will glad­ ly welcome packages, boxes, barrels, carloads of most anything that chil­ dren can eat, wear or enjoy. Ail prodren can eat, wear or enjoy. All pro­ visions, clothing, etc., should lie ship­ ped to the Children’s Receiving Home, 1H0I Riverside Avenue. Jacksonville, Florida, or if you live in West Florida, please send your shipment to Tin1 West Florida Receiving Home, Seven­ th Avenue nnd Jordan Street, Pensa­ cola, which is our West Florida branch, nnd provides for nil the needy children west of the Apalucliicoln River* We hope many of our good friends will get up a turkey-box of eats nnd tilings to send to us for Thanksgiv­ ing. nnd that many others will get up a Joy-Box or Barrel for Christmas, for we have had over eleven hundred children, of nil agios nnd creeds, re ­ ferred to us during the past ten weeks and need a world of money, food and clothing to give these little ones n ria l Thanksgiving Day. and the hap­ piest Christmns they huve ever dreamed of. If each person, business firm, or or­ ganization wil do what they can we will have plenty. Thankful for the wonderful support that the good people of Florida have given,our Society for twenty years in the past and trusting hopefully for a generous response, 1 am yours in liehalf of hundreds of little helpless, homeless children, Marcus C.vFagg, State Superintendent. The Children’s Home Society of Florida, “ Florida’s Greatest Charity," state headquarters, 428 St., James Building, Jacksonville, Florida. West Florida Branch, 7lh Avo and Jordan St., Pensacola, Florida. Judge W. II. Baker, president; It. V. Covington, treasu rer; Hon, Cary A. Hurdcc, Hon. Duncan U. Fletcher, directors. ‘ ust a little whiter— just a little finer in texture—just a little better than the best flour you have ever used. Aunt Jemima, perhaps the best known cook in Am erica, challenges you to test the truth oS these statements. She’ s come to town with a new soft wheat flour. She is as proud of it as of her famous pancake flour. And justly 60" It Is the Highest quality flour that milling science can product*. Such biscuits! Such cake! Such pastry! ‘ ‘ Lady, lady,” begs Aunt Jemima, “ you ain’ t baked no bis­ cuits, cake an’ pastry ’ til you tries my flour.” So ask your grocer for a sack of Aunt Jemima. c /-unt auntJEMIMAM iLLSCOriiVhY ST. JO S E P H , M O. j!~ - S tJ O B E P H - M O .^ :2< U s A u n t J e h im a J { ^ £ | PLAIN OR SELF RISING V An ugly c u t ? MENTHOIATUM is antiseptic and gently helps the A Cincinnati—(Clear, 37 Above) Market steady, all receipts light, Demund and movement very light. Cukes: $1.50, Peppers: $4.00-$4.50, Eggplant: $4.20-15.00; Beans: 7-8-bu. huni|iera $I.C5-$5.00. J em im a M illg C o m pan y M IL L E D BY THE M A K ER S. O F T H E FAM O US AU NT JE M IM A PANCAK E F L O U R Distributors C. W. ZARING & COMPANY S an fo rd , Florida : •j , 7 T *. ” ip jn ;* W j k j j r m » i - 'if __________ % ..... _ 4L .J* .ir'i m* wmmmm ■ ' ' 1 w 'g , J l ' T « ■ > .• J �;;Vti f ( ;n: " i -r us.i t . ri.*f n-t» V t ..— . 1■ 1 r if »M'.‘ J h n 'f ' '■ •:in — * ’ ■ ' • . . ■*'" ■* ” . ' • S' ' * ■ '[ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, .....----------------------------------------------- -------------- Farther Chts In ‘Gas* Prices Soon ■ Is Latest'Report Tank Wagon Trice.'. Now 14 1-Zc In Moca., and 15 l-2 c tln N. Y. NEW YORK, Nov. 13.—The gas price cutting war which started In tho middle west with a reduction of 2 cents a gallon by the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, Was attended to the.-eastern senbonrd when most of the principal refineries followed the load of .the. Gulf Oil Company In rducihg prices ono cent n gallon. F urther cuts are cxpeceted by the oil trade hero in the next few weeks. Tank wagon prices of gasoline arc now 14 1-2 ooi.ta in Massachusetts and 15 1-2 cents in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. The recent cuts were made possible by the steady ieduction in trndc oil prices, but they also were influenced by the Seasonal decrease in gasoline consumption and the fact thnt several of the largo companion arc facing the winter with their storngo facilities taxed to capacity. Soma of the sm al­ ler companies have been forced to sell gasoline a t or below cost In order to satisfy an urgent nerd for imme­ diate funds. Gasoline stocks in storage a t pres­ ent aro reported to total more than one billion gnllons, with production exceeding- consufgjjU&n^ On October 1 I w c .wero !)72,GIM,832 gallons of gm Sind ‘on hnnd, the largest in history fftj that time of tho year, and almost 000,000 gnllons larger than the supply October 1, 1023. Heavy Over-production in the Califernin fields whiclg rnjw show Rigna of abating, was followed by a huge increase in. the output of tho new Helds recently opened in Centra! Texas. Oil stocks have continued to multi­ ply, despite the record-breaking pro­ duction and sale3 f automobiles this year and the increasing use of crude oil for heating purposes. f/TGHT ANSW ER T H E PURPOSE Thrills? Movies Cannot 'Beat What Tliey Did! ’. P A b g T ffltgB ■ GIVE WOMEff TIME f 6 KNIT M«n Do. Iho On Fair# Island . . . Hiuso. work and the Wlviia and Daughters Are Bread-Wlnnere. Anyway, Irishman Would Take • Chance on Substitute for ssiis of Glass He Wanted. M & jo n ijd iril ... At Many Places State of Florida'i ______ J a c k s o n v i l l e , N ov. 13.—G eorge1 F airc IbI o Is only three miles long. W. Simons, Jir„ chin? sanitary '4nrrlI t lies lietwcen tho Opkncv islands neer of the sta te board of health, re ­ and. tho Shetland islands olT Iho ports receipt of n number of axstarnorth i-unst of Scotland. Tow ard the nr.cc 3 of atten d an ce a t th e -aiWMial end of tho Sixteenth eenlnry n ship m osquito conference to be held At G ro lt behowent ashore near th is island and r.nrtow I)o:um bcr 0-7. tits from the conferences held lo st poumfcd to pieces on the rocks. It year have be6n rep o rted ' fr h f n , dll was tiio flagship of t|>o celebrated sections of th e s ta te where,, e f /s r ts Spanish nrutada. Among her pas­ are bqing made to g e t rid of th e sengers wits thu D uke of Medina Si- m osquito, anti Mr. SSimons soyk; tvdonfa. '• • cry effort will l»e m ade to m nkd ;lm It was some timo before ihe conference th is y ea r “anoth^k wiihsstranded Spaniards could reach the ctona In the constructive dovatopm ainland nml retu rn home. D uring m ent of F lorida.” ♦ ______________ r th at period they were very anxious to show some' appreciation of the NO PEN CE ELECTION IN POLK. islnmlcra’ kindness, mid their m an­ LAKELAND, Nov. 13.—The board t1 *\ fHfc* ^ :* 4 > . : >‘..if ner of repaym ent was unique. D ur­ of rounby commissioners hnve called ing the long days white they Acre « lio-fcnce election to be held forty lili t-<1 li ii t li*- Cam-a it M......... w aiting to retu rn to th eir native I.ert lo vie M: lint. I!lnl:e, \ViHU, Coli.ml I'.mt-.'je |rln<-l uf ratiy. Mi*>iv. IfiiiUiaitl. t,u lino. F.wreouii tin days a fte r Thursday, November 8, to land the Spaniards latight the Fairo Kvtb. Lou lor a imm in U'.c eaiiyoii tln-y luouxtit U.vti u tulc >' |>'' • n.:>t thunk-. in.Uus>. give the people of Polk county an op­ islanders the nrt o£ k n ittin g in p a t­ portunity to pn3n on the act of the terns. So lucrative is the sale of FLORIDA HIGH SCHOOL H T U - iP a r L j n ry> S n n C P last legislature maktiig it m andatory the sweaters made by tho Loire isle DENTS INVITED TO COMPETE 1 ,,5 * J . upon the commissioners to cdll Iho FOR $10,000 IN CASH PRIZES A t i tiC I C U f l i n i l f ) people, and so great, is the’ demand no fence election. AID UNIVERSITY SCHOLAR.| x y t F l o r i d a H i g h w a y for them , th a t m any of the men do SHIPS BY TH E AMERICAN >V L SL 1 I U I M ia I l l f c l i x v c t j j the housework in order to give their HAS NEW ARTISTIC SCHEM E CHI.MIC.AL S O U IF .n . j PENSACOLA, Flu., Nov. 13.—Bids' wives and daughters more tim e to GAINESVILLE, Flu.*, N’ov. 13.— ‘•Painting In Light" la Idea Put For­ By viitue u r. the re m it authorisation . , , ... .. will be opened bore about December k n it these fnshionnldo garm ents. ward hy Englishman, and Haa Special from finmrsviRe, .,ov. t . ,, , , , ... 2 fer mu the »iium<iK bnddtng «i of *n» iuiijc large iMinmit parking by W. S. Ca Wilton, d a te euperin-. , , i , Met With Favar. IN THE WOODS Itiiileni of public instruction, rcluul . , . ........................ r n n c c .-U th e tc rn iin u s o fa W e s tH u r..ecomlary cehuolr. in I- lornki have been .. , , . Itm highway in Escambia county, From Ixmdon comes nn interest­ toaihtfrn i:i blond i may obtain ex te n -; . don or their teaching w rtitb n tcs »»;• '.^ v,l« 1 1 / * m/ N,n' acvenlbcn miles from Pensacola. A ing news item describing n new con­ taking a special . n-respon,lento ! 1 Put on by plan prepared hy the county engineer ception in n rt— painting in light. F. . . . . . l»v 1L ( . l>;. .. ilircjl-i .... , tnu „ Ahim i :in ijic nccourse nimmcJ Kitty, .. m . r a i Ssouiuty, , . Ims been approved by the EscLirthla Gregory Brown, an English poster or of the general exU-ndon division ' l« n ^.H etAcnt ninde I,etc t v carnty rommlBSioncrp, the estimated artist, proposes to use tho blackness «f the University of I ho ida. ; hy, li' U R ‘ ^ l ,r ,,f ' u: cost of whieh is to be between $27,• , . tCiciicral hr,te?wJmi» who t'tll) and $48,0111). of n ight ns his background, colored 1tun* to fore, it \n txpinlnca, U wad incandescent lights as his pigments, An advertiiem ent. calls for-three necessary .o r instructors in public rotjl„ t v, h H , h l!lt, Ve ,rlt and the smooth snrfneo of Hie rclKHls to take rc-cxominaUon u t . of , |l0 m tlf Mr ni„, Mr,. Kin,,..l:; bjds from eoiilrnctors: one plan to be M rs. It. It. S m ith Is u s in g f r e e Tham es ns the canvas upon which rern ln r Intcrvnhi, i'C»|Uiring them ta ,, tinrv Willie— Daddy, do the squirrels live ()f Nc.v Y„rk. is a rmun- l':’lin l-v " f rqncn,l?- wtlmnteil nt giLs to d a y his creations will he reflected. unvel to points of examination ami | orIn, to thcir ,huflhta|. p a tH, in, and! 'V county engineer; In the trees? Daddy—Itlght In Ihe trees, my 1*oy. “ Tho idea was horn from the riot olten to take courses of rum m er, i# illtont!rj ln stim u,ntt, ' i„ ,Prt.!;t : «l“’ “ r *“»nvtc driveways with sand Willie—Mint where do they keep all of colored lights in Piccadilly cir­ uUul>'! among hieh school d u d e d s in lh , i‘day gravel p a .king si.ncer, estimated their things? cus,” said Mr. Brown recently. “T his The new plans, which Involve b u t ' development o'* chemical science in the other of all sandDaddy—'Why—why—In n trunk, of Huy Y our (.’nsoliiu* h ere—^you uncontrolled anarchy of color, 1 slight expense, apply not only to thin country. All arrangem ents for ‘J ay Gravel, estimated at $20,808.74. course. m a y b e th e Uteky m n ti tbdA y thought, was merely tho first singe. tonchcrn who have graduated from a the contest-aiif in the hands of the Tho nll-concrcte plan is to l*c favored, ” .t : Why should it not'bc brought within high school, but also to those w ho! committee on prize essays of the Am-, T, e ,’1"" nl,,,rovo<1 11 1,2 of lri' POW ER ON T H E FARM have not completed such education, i t ; c r |cnn Chemical Society witii headtl,’KU*:,r rhapo on tho right of the the rules of harmony in line as well ! quarters a t the Munson building. New ‘‘xtemling 8M. feet More power is required to operate is c o lo r; why not pictures painted in is Btoted, from the terminus, ti.e farm s than is required to op­ The State Hoard of Education wax York City. Six prices of $20.00 iti light «■" well ns pigm ent?” nine-root driveway empowered nt the last cession of the gold are to b? awarded in e ;rh slate erate any other one industry in the It is reported in the Edison Quality Tires Thnt Sntlsfy Duel) a; in the Union, nn.l ocholarsbins to Yale Hwlnnim: at the term instate legislature to outlin U nited States. If eaeli of tlia six M onthly thnt thousands of pounds « ■ * . of tIn* highway, nn 18-foot drive Boyers no one-half m illion farm s in tl.is a*v to he spent on the scheme and reading Course for teacheis, the com-1 and Vfa:irnr will be given for the six country requires four horses, tho to­ DRIVE-IN FILLING STATION that when completed it will be one plctiop of whirl) by the balder of a best cs;.ays in Ihe United .States.' 1 IrarherV bcrtiflrn! . would rntitle li..- These srholnrshlps will . arrv with v' ill> « reml-circular course tal power required and delivered . AUKSSOHIKS of tile sights of the world. i bolder to the extension of hi., or i. i U-em tuition for four yea. . in rh -.n11,011 " ,lr,VCWH>' 1,mk t ” “ frori. this one source is 20,0110,000 chemical engine,-, mg ,in,| ‘he h.ghway. INDIAN OlLLIONA ln C3 horsepower, -'fliis is approxim ately First Street nnd Elm Avenue. According to the arrangem ent, $."0ll.0t) a year in cash. It. addition' ~ M“ | ~ equal to tho combined 1D22 capacity ^ (*01)15 A E stim ates of the totnl value of whith follows l-.-.-o plans, hotl. iadud- to these awards, many other scholar-! * ‘ Telephone* 447-W of nil steam generating central sta ­ , FILM SPECTACLE property owned by American .I n ­ ing a correspond. . $ cuurne an l a ships will hejjf^ercd Ihmugl. Uidverstions of- the electric public--utilities ----- — dians, made r.cehtly lit lfie Depart­ tending eourac, il.r work must he. Hies and CoIlcgi.se. It is phtmfc'l to | in the U nited Slates. Added to this r.nlisfm to.ily compbt.-d hy June I, send n rhe<t oT five honks whi^t In- At the Mlinne Theater todny. ment of the Interior, fixed the IL'21. , , hides Creative*Chemistry hy Slesson, In creating “ J.ndy tiodiva” for the 20,000,000 horsepower the enmhined am ount at $l,R0(UIUUtOilO. T he fig­ iiifki Aki Tcnche-.s who ifllvo n it gone 11 The Riddle of the Rhine by Lefobure,-screen, ilu- prml.H-ers have endenver- capacity of nil internal combustion ures include forest lands, mineral liigh h: heo! im -l lake at lenit a ba'f- The Life of Pnst.-ur h; Viilley-Rndot, 0,1 blend the various legends that engines, windmills, steam engines, and oil l ights, lands allotted am! re­ unit hip*, m hoot r.ui,jc,-t whleli haa I'lrcover.v, Ti.o Spirit and Service ofhave come down i|n> yenr.i, as well ns electric motors used on tho farm Iho served, live stock and other property J Hot been previaurly latum. The carS, ien,e l»y Gregory, nod th e -Future ‘he facts s«-tforth m I ennyaon's clan-total figure assume* n sta rtlin g m ag­ of Indians under the guardianship respomhmee co' .sc consists six- irdcitendenco and Froiftcs.i of Anu-ri- s*'' narration. '1 In- t»•*tilt is a con.- nitude. of the government. | tc-i. nsalgnimn t > o- i ss-mj whivli' can ('hemicnl liori.-:;. fr,i n th e New pletc roinnnlic ami dvamatif spectaclg F urther statistics showed that are compiciod ami forwa,ili-il to the 5 oik h'-ndqi-.arter; to e n v y nn-cr.lilnuusually lii.rli quality. C H E A P E R T R IP S T H R O U G H AIR $25.00(1,0011 in 1lie U nited States | extension di-pa-ini-nt of tl-.- univer | cd high and m-cmid-ir.v s. h ml in the, ‘'"diva is shown as the benuliful treasury nt the present lime belongs sity for i o in stio n ;.n ! le.ql to a country, and the h /uliiig lihrnriea for daughti r of the Mayor of Coventry, It is hoped to soon bring the cost u tte r j who is forced .into n loveless marriage, of the I’nrls-to-Tx.ndon nir trip down to various tribes and that individual l written evuninat' the compe-tition.*' j with the x-rui-1 Karl of Mercia, who in to two shillings per mile instead of Indian funds to the extent of $35,- most he rend ;:.-d !i,pnrl',d opi»:t. ■Grndrates fr nn high h iiooln, a p i The flenen.l f n \ ? ■ ■ * .;* of the FT " ‘" 'd "• Ceventry. Her lover, a four nnd a half which is Ilu* present IlfiO.tlllll are dc|*»ilcd in private plying fur : i :i extension if terthi’li'tf General I'xlitisiott Division of young itirltileel, who in building a rate. It is sniil to he merely a m at­ hanks in Western states. ii-.tes, m int take one, ti.-ee s.-mestcr the U n iv c u ty of ! hoi,la will assist great ensile for the wicked Earl, is i ter of a dependable volume of tr^lllr. hour colcge subject in llie* to -re spend- students, who enter the c<in.pctltio,,i, ‘orn from her, cast into prison and MAKING B E T T E R C O N C R E T E A t the present tim e the trips are erce ctiurse selected from eight; in every way possible. condemned to duntlt. T h e; --------------------------Thu architect esenpes, and Godiva largely resorted to hy tourists nnd Tlic impermeable m ucrcte for courses and read two book.. to ht'r fam,,u" ride,.“clothed on in few of tlie passengers are w hat m ight lining reservoirs, protluewl hy tlm course i;s divided into 21 nnnignnient-j ( , F v c r V '0 ! U * ’s chastity,” to use tre word.i of •Tenny­ he term ed regular riders. 'The tra f­ (jucrnslniiil railways, eoutnins Imlf A mm. fmil *barge is mat la for thiH i t-llCS F flc k j' I i l P t y 311(1 son, lo save her townspeople from tin* fic is therefore rnther uncertain nnd ns nm rlt steel dust as eemenl, the wrall. of her brutal husband. Her irregular. The condition in this re­ I.rnportinn of sand being reduced. course nml many t<'a< licrr. are uxlover is recaptured nnd is lei^ to ex­ spect is said to ho im proving nnd as J ^ a r y C aS IU O . • The priHluet is stated trt have in­ pected to take advantage of it. ecution, while n feast Is lining held the character of ihe service improves creased hardness nnd resist an CO ns (o celebrate the opening of the car,tie, it is being made more general use of BANCROFT t»F NEW YORK NOTICE TO imOTIIKIUIODD well ns greater impermeability, nnd which his genius has constructed, GIANTS TO PILOT hy those who are traveling on busi­ PLAYERS to bo less nlT«*eted titan ordinary ctmBut the wicked earl has counted ness. BOSTON BRAVES erete hy the chemical action of fre.dt without his cost. The outraged cilin n u T n w v- . „ . The following Uiotherhnod playera rena of Coventry have undermined or sea water. PARSON W I T H A M ILLIO N BOSTON. Nov J3.-TH D Boston n n . urRcnlly bo |)rcsrn t ; — : . .. . the foundation of the1 castle, which is Nat.o ,nl U-aguc Mu 1, last night nn, t fH S ven-H,ity at thImWilng I , .'I ' ' , h rI T IM P ROV EM EN T IN RADIO tin- cen, "and “ Poor ns a parson” hns boon a de­ n«.n.c,-d the remgaa'lm. .ff.M anager n„ cyc |ll;iy fo> tlM} nrethe.l.m.d ^built by lhl! ntl Iho rrising M ”' tide scriptive plirase for ngi-s. No.v Itev. “ 1C ,carl* . M . . Wireless m irrors are now b?ing l-red Mitchell, of the n.aves nm Ihe team asrwList the Congrcgatioenl: tncuh.r Jo h n K. Poston, long a clergyman appointm ent of Dave Bancroft of the 0 ro T hurston, Lomi-. Hughey, Ch.r.......... . “ lU " t tired In send out^radin waves in liiit. ntruction (lian ts ;ih innnuger of the tr-nin. The , f. i , . . '■rt'n,*!! cv,*r arreond, tin- dentr in New York, dies and leaves a for­ lim-s, instead tif flinging platers is Giant captain of of Hu.- paat ncamn Mmon Ucorgv finifth * * ° " °f ‘he castle with the hanquot tune of $1,100,000. T he money them out in ever-widening rings. By cornea to, Boston with two ol his shown, (indivn escapes through Iho this means mesregw have l*een teammates, “Casey” Elcngel and Bill devotion of tho court jester, who re was made, it is.explained, by fortuFOOTBALL RESULTS. transm itted front Ixmdon to a sin­ Cunningham, in exchange for pitcher lurnti to the banquet hall and death, nnte investm ents under thu guidwhile the is reunited with her lover. Ht.cc of influential friends.— Richgle station in Birm ingham , no other Joe Octeh^cr nml outfielder Billy .Sanford 7; Miami 0. nrd Spilltine, in Forbes M agn/ine Htntion anywhere lieing able to ro- Southward, of Ihe Braves. Lakeland High 27; Bartow Sum-I.,. ( N .Y J . IllR K ’ 4 NEW SCHOOL The deal botwtion the Giant and ccive them. merlin Institute 0. BUILDINGS FOR MIAMI Brave clubs was completed lust night St, Petersburg 33; Bra.leritown 14. LO N D O N C H A R IT A D L E C I T Y n o t f ir s t e d i t i o n s at n meeting in New York attended Duval High 1; Phillips High of MIAMI, Nov. 13.—A three hun­ by President Stoncham and Mnnngvr A sum in excess of $7,000,000 l.ns E d ith —Jock wrote me such McGraw of the New York club and Birmingham 7 (tic). dred.nnd fifty thousand dollar bond At Wutcrville, Maine, Colby 0; | charm ing love letters. I wish I could Christy Mathewson npd Emil E. it sue will l*o submitted .to the voters #Ikwii collected on the street* of I jouBates 0. t hoi ily to provide fund* far ronauue- don by public solicitation d n ring the Fuchs, president and vice president let you lead them. 5’illunovn, Pn.,Thiid Army Corpu 7; tion of threa new school buildings past reven years for rhnritahln purlith e l— Dpu’t trouble. I have a of the Braves, Mitchell, last night’s ViJlnrnvn College 0. and one ndditlon. ,This has been de­ jm. scs. T he cost of collection is given draw er full of them ot home.— Boa- -announcement said, contemplate.. - the Out LtHtingH of IIomeH, Lots, Maryville 0; King College 17. • cided upon by the county school board a t 12‘/ j per cent. purchase of a minor league club, but ton T ranscript. UuNiness Chances, Groves. Etc., Roanoke 33; George Washington 0. ,7' ‘K— m- *• has not yet made definite ptnm. ■ ns a measure to tako care of the Etrkinc 20; Newberry (1. Is Large. Consult Us First THE EXPOSURE *' SPURRING H IM ON growing enrollment. Vermont 31; Mldillebury 0. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION MEETS. Brigham Young University 0; Utah “Well, Vera, I must say I don’t Doctor— n o w did your husband COAST TO C O A S m ilG H Agglps 40. 5VAY FOR FLORIDA think it’s fair to your husband to MIAMI, Nov. 13.—The Miami Bap­ take pneumonia University of Arizona 7; California run up so many hill*.” -Dovcy Dawwm — Dpctali, lit* tist Aeeoclation, comprised of repre­ Aggies 11. HERRING, Nov. 13.—A coast to' “ My dear, to do his host work lie louglit liissclf a diamond shirt stud! sentatives of that denomination in Auntin Cdliege 27; Texan Chintlan I h it section of the state, will meet University 0. roast highway within ninety days Is need* a strong incentive."—I.ife. — Life. ___________ ^____ here November 14-10. The Woman’s! Redlands 12; University of Cullfor- being forecast by enthusiasts here, QUITE d i f f e r e n t based or hopes .groused by reports Mislonary Union will have charge o f ! ^7h7m L E T 'S A L L SWAP JOBS f**—I*'*1 the program on the opening day, c IIfonii. Polytechnic Institute 3; brought back from the stale road, de­ “ Wli^t makes yon so distressed! while the association proper will b ? 'O ccidental 0 partm ent's meeting by Dr. E. J. Eth “ I don’t like writiug,” say* Joseph la it thinking of all the poverty in caled to order Thursday, the 15th, M rla , p ^ w n n 2d; Whit- j ^ unly r,e‘)reMmt‘ Conrad. “ And I wish these fool peo­ Surety, 'Fidelity, Casualty Bonds with Rev. J. Pei ry /b ee, of Pompano, !^jf r ;J alive a t the meeting. Provision was ple would quit getting sick,” grbwl* the w orld?’’ and (nvcsmcntii mado a t the m eeting, it is stnted, to the busy doctor.— Louisville Courier“ Not much. It*k thinking of nil preaching tho annual tatiuon u t 7:80 j P m. Reports from churches reprpU. ITurner, of Tallahassee, rd a te lrlrse the last gaps in ths road, and to th« riche*.”— Judge. _________ VALDEZ HOTEL Ve'nrc'd f i r t t t s asiWUtllont \<-Ttl "rfliriol bbhrtl Inspector lin rV fln tJr to 1make the road a cant ntlnuous one from JoumaL_ Thu Herald for first rtaiw Juh w«rk. heard during ths morning. j Hanford, stopping nt the Veldes. He jI Tampa 'lam pa to Fr oort r i Pierce Pierce and 5Vc:R Palm Mr. and Mrs. II.. J. Lehman nml. < a v t ,'(m n _________F L O R ID A j will l*e here f»r fceveial days looking , Beach vin Kebring arid tho Scenic family were the Cue*t' of friend* l.tj ' * For qnirk rcVulta trjM* want ud. | TTie Hernld for first class job work , over Iho county school ayslcm. t Highland-*. | Mt. Dorn on Sunday. " t• When Dennis received nn order he followed it implicitly ns fnr ns ho could—'sometimes even farther than his Celtic hm in realized. “H e wants a pane o’ windy-g-nss, tin inches by fourteen,” said De.mis one dnv, ns he entered n shop wnerc his employer, a m aster carpenter, traded) hi tho shop was a young clerk, who never missed n chance for n lit­ tle joke nt the Irishm an's rxpens?. “ If wc haven’t any trn-bv-fourteens,” he said, “ I may have to give you a fourteon-by-ten.” Dennis rubbed'his head refbetively. Th»ii he stood pondering for a moment, and a t Inst rem arked: 1‘IIeV in a great roosh for it, and there’s m other plsec near to get it. Give me wan o’ (him fourleen-ljy*.ins, and if he tu n is it sideways and ip psidc do vn, therc’B not- a sowl would know the difference.”— P h ila­ delphia Ledger. Teachers Can Extend Certificates By Taking Special Course Now Frank Akers Tire Co. Concentrate on keen­ ing It as you concen­ trated on building' it. Think of Ihe sucrifice you made in order to save enough to build n home. If fire should destroy your home to ­ morrow would it mean lh it you must | begin economizing and saving all over again ? Fire insurance is th.- only certain pro­ tection against the loss of the savings you have Invested—a policy in the J Federal Insurance Company is abso­ lutely dependable an your banker \vill gladly testify. It costs no more to secure tho best. FOR SA FE AN1) SURE ANCE, CALL INSUR­ A.P. Connelly &Sons fOI-B M agnolia Avenue Sanford, • Florida I■ ■ ■ ■ N H I B i l l R I I l B S B I B r n i B l W c Sell But Serve W« sell CSL llaiirrir- hcc s u m nrt know we csjt stand »$uarrly back of USL qual­ ity. \5'e repair ell baitericr, Ixcaute we know we can stand aquarely behind ell our rtfairt. And we don’t try to sell you a new battery if h will pay you to have the old one repaired. Sanford Battery Service Go. 203 Oak Ave. T> A T T C p V S E R V IC E S T A T IO N * Amongst t he . . Offerings i n . . . Real E s ta te . For This Week We H a v e . . . . square dance lonijrht at ORANGE GROVE, with nice home, with lake frontage, bearing trees, seven acres, Price $6,500. Terms TEN ACRE ORANGE GROVE, without house, located in best orange section of Semimrfe County. If purchased with fruit on the tfees canf he had for $6,500.00. Terms Nice bungalow with all conveniences, located on Palmetto avenue, four blockB from Main Street $4,250.00. Terms # ■ - - * a Realty Co. I- fit™ -lit ^ Inc. �well to- tell -the*‘truth.- •T h e w nmnmmmh... II. J> IIOI.I.V ! ! • A . K N I Jti A d vertising lln a ln ra * g j j jYdjU \£ n have the Benefit, jof j our Federal Reserve Privileges _ . . I'll 11 or M n m ia r r I l a l r a M ail* K n o w n A p p llrn llm i t.K W IN 01111 *1' l*hime whole duty la to be kind.* SojtirlrDdy, however,' hit’s nctunlly dohe w h it bo many hityu been 1 “ ■c<l to do. An E nslifh p ip e r duces from the Bethnal Green N cwb ■ n t f t 4 T + p A m l t w o ^ an obltunry notice which nppenred with the nnme and address as fol­ lows : "The deceased, Indeed, wha n s tra n g e _ man. * Although bringing children* into the world, he had a strong antipathy to them being in his house, while their m other naturally championed their rem aining, which caused unhappiness. In his business * . * * %, i life he was an nrrognnt, a'utocratic and qUnrrcisomo rhnn, and a dictator of tho worst order. He a t any time of hia life hnd hut n few friends, and those he soon lost. Hia mannerisms were distnsteful to the fast degrt'e, nnd his expressions on the sanctity of m arringd will be treated with ridi­ cule, for it Is- known for some years past ho showed hiq affection to ninny, lie was, in plnin words, a hypocrite. " It is a- recognised snying. "Speak not ill of the dead,’ hut w hat enn be jj said of a man who dies and loaves his JJ A C O M M U N I T Y B .U I L D E R fortune to others, nnd o a loving ami « faithful wife not a penny to provide, n F. P. FO RBTSfc P resid en t n. F. W HlTNEn, Cashier for n large fam ily?” This is frank enough to ruit any- ■■■■■■BBB,,* * E* n n n : i *-*a a * C!:3:::BB3 a s ! n s a c 3 a s u E a n a n n a 2 5 S E BB> body, and it is, perhaps, as truthful a- the average obituary notice.—To:on IHoaily Star. Through the Federal Reserve System cer­ tain special facilities are offered member baftks for the collection and transfer of money and the obtaining of currency when needed. on < Irrutn iln n M n n n a rr o M f r IV p. m. OoharrlpiloM I’ r l f r In A d v n n r r l }>•* M.«*0 l l r l l v r r r d In t ' l l r l»r tt n r r lr r \\ P fn .........*t* , is t'r n u Obviously, this works to the advantage of our depositors and that is why we like to stress the fact that our bank is a “Member of the Federal Reserve System” T l i r M k 1 2 - In IH-pnno t V r r k l ) H e r e n t l r r l ) r i n r r * Nrnilnitlr Count) noil la p o b l U h n l e v r r i I ' r h l n ) . A .lv e rI Ja in * r n l r a inndo k n o w n on n p p llrn llnn. » 2 .i'(l |ir r > rn r , nl«* n> a In niivn n rr. 1*1* xn: viiir.it rim ahoih i vri.iv i*ni:aa T lia A a a o rln lr d 1'rean In >-x<-loi*li t l y ♦ W l l l n l to tho imo fill- r< pnlilli'allm t i.f nil n e w * illa|va(oli«a cri-illti-q In li nr not- o tlio rw lao r o iillio il In Ihln |ta|*.*r nrnl nlao the Incut 'noiva piitiltnln .1 lioroln. A ll rlKlita o f re-p iilillrn t Inn of apt-i-lnl illapnlrhoa heroin n r* nlnn r r w r v n l ! First National Bank IMTIroi IIK ItA I.lt llt ll.lllM i. I’hoiie IIS TO A lt YI'llTINKtlMl In rnao nl errniM or n m lr-lim in leunl o r o t h e r ntlvorllaomi liln Tho l l r r n l il t ' l l m i m : rSnnpnny Om n not hold I tool f 111«M r f o f it n inti |)r f u r I ll or th e n tho .iiinntiut r m l v n l fo r ailoh Oitvolllnomrnla. i f Mirlrni ,\-liriiM n,i FiH 'iro iU ttfia Till'. VM’. KU A M 'l t l Vs WMN I \ l IMS' lYE ARE EQUIPPED TO BO GOOD PRINTING "Slrntigt'rs of tho N ight” urn in Orlnmln. Wo hopu thr.v tin r.>•t curry off tho “ Rose of tho Jvenltni't," COUGHS, COUPS. WHOPPING COUGH * . Mrs. Will IlaH, It. No. 3 Baxley, Ga., E tat-s: **I r.nt w riting to nil who suffer from co'igj, colds, croup or whopping cough. I cannot recoinmend Foley’s Honey nnd T ar too much, and 1 can't keep house without it Have been using it since. IfHu! and have found it the best mcdicim there is for g-own-ups and children.'1 Best and largest cough nnd o l d re ­ medy in tin’ world. Refuse s u b s tit-1 utes. Sold everywhere. Arm intiro Day hue on me mnl gone. A* usual IIIIoil with tin1 guy ami tho anil. It in uno of tho few Ittillilny that in tllloil with such conflictitt otmilinna. Sanfoul iliil herself proud an ttMinl. The Atlantic Peeper - Waterway* enough of the m ilitat\ i'..!e u- I the convention opens today nl N o folk. m ||jllrtv spirit in Germany tin- pirit Sanford-will not he represented nt th e ' , . ,, , , that ruthu iv ti,'B ruton eveiv sacred meeting, lit the years gvitio by wet * ' usually hnd one of our public spirited tie of home am! father).in,I and if cititcns there but we all seem too the people of (,ermatiy s*i!l want the busy now to attend to these affair.- kaiser the nliiei ,!■> not want him ami and Sanford could never get much of h(1 wi„ ,m ,h!lW v, iml ,, , lk(. N-„. a heating where there were so many poleon di*l when hr stags'll hi- “come projects that took precedence. back" front St. Helena. & Hon, Charles D. Ilaiucs of A lta­ monte I- making t. campaign for gov. ernor through the mails. Mr. llaiue* has lieen a city builder, a emitilrv builder and a man of high ideal- all hi- life 11. has led a lu-> life a- ! now that he ha- iptitvd to the life *'• n Florida groviet ami develop*', U Would Ih* a gtvnt h *iici to r.m *•i th the h gl prime of life t*> Iv etectc.l to,* Ihi >: i.l». 11 office of go vet not of • i.li nr knows as much about IT 'v.i.i alniut all America i.ud lorcu ■'g.t C'Utl »le .iit’d I tries as any ni.wi in the vv,*l ,1 a big man in i-ictv sen e **f the \\,*t,l And yet with all hi- lauri . b i* n unassuming, mod o- ,< ’*• t ilia' of the jx-oplc THAT CITY PARKING. Oit.iTido i-. now advocating the use *»f a 'v ,o .irli-v i .t •" for the people wh* a*c v i- ite g tlii* ,h v that will enable them to pail, the r ears fol longvr lb:::* an h »t*r c-picialtv if till) a re trading a', the sto ic -. Tbi- park■!;*: uC cs'io’i i- a t-iD i’t:e but S.mfori! has * o |\e l it hi allow ing itie c a ts t* T*ark n t ***g a* thev vv:-h -S an fo rd D e a th .. v S u-ib' S.o-f. r I. fk-nla does the same wav l ’:l:itido, however, su ffe ifiion the di.-advsnlAgi* of having old) "nit >w *t tax*ts in it- b-.isirc-s s<x-tn>n, Sanfotd has vvrdi* streets; so hai », alii, except a few, nrd Ocala ha* ------— t» the additional advantage «*f having The shooting of fii>- *i lik e;- on it- business venter mo-tlv cluster the s tre e t' li.i> teen discontinue! *>u ,-uotmd it- pneious public square A the t om tl\ of Julv a",t it »hoitld tv t*ig public *.|uaiv i- a g ie a t avlvan dlMOtit llillod on \i mist ;ce I'.iv alag,- to at*) . :v iVabe S'. well The hi* ,-i ackci s wi •« tht,>wiin ear* vc'tetd ay and lite*t m tbi B K M M N t , N FW S I ' M ’ K I’ S. crowds at the (,*.*ttvill can e uut:l it heeante a put-lt, nuisance and »h> .1 i N.w no i» B a k e , fo rm ei s e e iv ta i) have Ixs ii HtppTV-ysl 1 h* t > '* r . V. . i i . I hi: i,, it'. Ti- ,'ugti*. tv I a i-onneetion whatever row Is-tvn , i’ u i m - m th publi* ». bivei* **n "how noise and llre-era, ker* a-,l Vmi>t t .* t e.v.f : t".* . V sp.-w-t-l Day. It was all tight the via) that to v ., w of t he l* k t'.- ■t th at the war ended Inst it l» a'.l vvsi*og t.xiav •fail) pre*-* plav* i". the 1 fs* of '.hr and we should have no m ete of it. intelligent *.ti2v::, it i* douhtle** TI1K KAISKK IS t tt'I IN t. HACK w o ith a- "much atu-ntion r. t: dels-:,-d It I k< ilk* D. I v k tna: v will si*.-1 lx the tx*«\ K * " Iv a slew*! K v h a is t i - a l l HtVtMti;* »: > to how th r t*txvli-:*t iaI o f Kv the •nxl* \\ pre K\k * !•-.*: V -« tV !' . ,.t g 'V w e i t t v l f »**.! I'V’ "f V th e f . :u to lh( > , i . t „ . : r A '. .* ,*r l* r"- ivatvr re a.!** S- t h w.rKxl l-'rg xgv* ! K '.'k t v a i i r g * K* '.11 * i SENTIMENT-OId and New j T h in ss W v'rth WI’. - ' ■ K r\'m ■ l\n > '■ ' L o n g A « o l* t .1 D o w n : S .r.n * F r n t IV :.o f L a i c r lhv;- s T H E G R E A T HUNT NCI ATION ■ K ■ ■ / I s t e v v c r* n u n v •tr;>. s -c o rv r v r l i t e r , t h o g r e a t r c n u r .o U tk m . b\u* ih * j W T I h o i v t> n . 't h i t r u n a t u i n a tv k ': a <Nxxl t h i n e d o siro v l v»a h t h o v-h-.N.* le c c o o t a t u t h o r n r.*'t p D t t o i i a l r w uT. a i u ) y e t i n t p o f s i b :o* b y i v v o r i v . o r b>* c r v d ib t e . Y e t , b j d e a t h , b y Clue t h e \ v e t ' o f d u t y w v n u i s t 1,‘a r r t. e t c h o r* c i t-N. t h a t l \: c \v vH«l w a s r o t r.'.ixk' f*>r i i f , a n d t h a t , h w w r t x l U l i A l l r ' -V l* ' th o ih ir.g -s w o c r a w f o r . f t t t e n \ v>' n e v m i i e S v s s f*\V'.*l th e as. It is \ n e r u r t o f c o iu ra p e . w h o n i n i a f o r t u i t o ccmos*. t e a r w t i h c u t r e p i B i R t t h e r u u t o f o c r hvHvs* t o t u r n a w a y o s :r t K n i g h t s f r o m v a i n r e g r e t s ___B e l r a n d R u s s e f i , E n jrU # h I 'h i ’. o s o p h e r . e n te r—g :.:ne, and i.lways on S undayf and holidays. The gcxsl rv*ads connecting ar.v t.v« L\rg% c i t e s of th e n atio n : " &..2Z vNo Northbound Ai rivu S2 1:*S n.m. s i . . .... 11 :-to n.m. ..... .... 3:42 p.m. 2$---- ... 10:00 p.m. >.-sAlC 0 a.m. 7:10 p.m. D eparts 2:03 a m 12.03 p.ra. 3:52 p.m. Trilby ltj-anrh A rriv e (t , 23 101 Departs 7:30 a.m. 5 25 pan 1:20 p nt. 3:50 p.m. l.eesburg Branch A rriv e 157 S :5o p.m. 21. 2.15 p.m. 22 ' j n>US 1 „ LA K E M ARY LslTlBSANFO RD Passengers cr.d Packages Reaves Lake Man* IV pa rts 6:30 a.m 7 :10 p.ni l.Vv 8 a. m. 2 aiul 5 p. m. Leaves Sanford l'.»:30 a. in. 1 and G:;>0 p. m. C o r. O a k a n d ^ :n = t. * I’h o n e *>1*1 Ov iev!o B ranch r ttr iv e , D epart* 7:45 p.m. cNo. 127.. _ x— D ai!), except Sunday. 3: tO p.m ;* ■** ; - k -v - - , •> ** •*. .--'ANN < V * C / . * ■* . : . ... ^- STATE AND COUNTY TAXES NOW DUE of th e am all-i Ink writing pencils S.-50 « ywasible Bike Tires ............ $1.65 -rebabiy the ;.nta;ely. * : xoct having at h ast one cx-esgi.-a tJ «Ale u hr r. e b itu ary of ti .c ta h ti h cc tw ire fa c a t l j s it dc tiv tk ab-aut k n :w fcia n e ig h b o rs ia- l man dies tv* write ar ■;ai » h r.b «nocW*da .‘ta An e d ito r m a rt, co re h i career, w ish th a t be r. and w rile th e honest t departed citvxrn who t.s csys **_ a o t i t ih 'tk x d s a ­ the l.vswt ia lAral- sanre - *«*«*?» are arid a deeaestic a S lk tk a —a ^ ^ t ■haart w .-J i ir wrasg. a ererfaer. » ife * w u im cf tW-reuruy. ea- e r d a u g h te r, r e t h r « * b u : p r in ts ■ w ,’i K>: e x - ,-a ra Uv -n .v scaail f w b u - « r * V t (U c tiiic i aK-nt the depart S o f C .-rre . j .wc h e re * ' i 'h e re * wwre ^ c i t ire 3- And Bffccdy Uan*-s him la r m Ft. P. RINES eyre: th a t :t re r x yvs- l o s . P j i m e u o A v c . P h r a c 4 S 1 -J e* ctg . I t ' te rn * g ro rraU y re ia c t- agTexxl t h a t t i e A c t a r j c a t u u cf \ Tops, .Side Curtains Sun-Proof ~ P A I N Upholstering T When You Paint Use Sun p rooft only by P e a t W a i t U n t i l i t U aln .^ to T h i n k o f Y tiu r T ^ p . rh e j^ o t i f ' e C 'a r i a i u s R cA tiy W h e n C o ld W e a t h e r C o n t r a . " * C J c r .h e E o s l o f i l - t c r i a l a . i i O a r W e r ^ o a a s h tp » -G U A R A N T E E D - SANFORD PAINT S T ftR F ° 1 U VBLA K A s aner ta a i r it. With t h i »rer*s ef a w n paper and thr ehbeird fare P b o o c are where it ts M t iw c th tc fMipeivtjr. it p r e s uani-^cf a a4 s 2:2.** p.m. G.**j p.m. m an =r. lu tp .r csp«* ally in or.s cv<rtmari;.*s w here tt w h at • ca>c» th e re ha* b r e r a D epam 2;-16 n.tr. Sink stoppers held the w ater in the sink 33 j Safety Razors, Gillette M \ N DIES Style ......................... 75e _ _ Dozen Blades ............ 50c have ed.te*l a, news„ or • lim d j yiwpermi. tfateh fa A rrive 2:30 u.m. p ara p h ra se th e who builds for th e p resen t l” re v if t u r, th a t » r v t» n j x j a r.;4 « t * e e c tk e r r i N t u t r u l c a p ita l. S3 •»? SE< s o ... sr*._ o fte n iiad* h seeks T is are now op/u fo r w hich seek* them. They’do carry e f S ta te a r d ('o an ty Tr.xe*. tr a f f ic , but \ if sccu.it of tw o jv. r cent is allowed ar.d 5jHxxi i:r. November. | v r t * * Hi,' -n. JN O . D. J1 N K IN S . Tax CcIIecto* be buiSi N'«w r*va, y. F* r ' mmole County. fo r teR ion‘to d ay ,” ‘tOUUVTV'W ” soon KNNStr.es .-j:d th e r*-a fo r p te se rtl tar cotter has failed, and CL*. wha all L i days, was scran in a ;tt4* w h.'er th« * * 2 ! a i d g .c a tl; t the normal re- all h * ways. 'evav where T:n;t«<i as eirtar tocnetime* ■ ceip.U e*f th.* extc: 1 i-.llux o f i*g; . »* devocrd v t a a a * t w « ■ f g r . b ' ' -ayrerevt Ty th* - -*»*v- -> f J IlItrC T K D MAY 1. 1923 South Bound W ren .* * Boston Dost Road vu* bui’t. i.o h t h u g as the “eapacitj of a load1’ v as known. But t**la;.. thi- rw.v.l i among m any) :s stx ai:e*l »S’a. 126 ‘g a its it* .-.pacit) lim its most ef t w- IN*■•*y ^V ( t t r t r cflj*] -nL » ptv-pe Tve c 't i e r »*ro —, tH-.-ogh *rr.c’l. will b ; ; r g th r U n r ,<t s c t u t i oc iNconiT .'.'b n t w i - t K * ad e-J th - »u b * :ar:tal C.UM i - « ’-• i t e th e r crep r by farm c —> v b * b » re 1cat m i t h r ra ltK e f sf.- e m fc a lie w . “ obac'.-.N r e r s . fm ;t. etc- will roc-re v‘ k. K*—tr) i • than rva'*t 1 No. on : "H u» its c a p a r t y . To .-•S’r * " q u o tatio n , "Only he tO jM>» TT.AV ix the fu tu re , huilds fo r ai '" t X pvhVi U t ’> u Ark. \\ ijFA* V ME-kN A I’K O S P K m i S S O lT H . * * a j : a * a a u t a a r c a g = B u c i* 3 * = .* a t^ a r :o _ u a u c r .a a e s a ; i m u s « i i » t:^ \t e* * ’ p^nv t'lev ilu n d a r d Toledo. Chicago n-.i f -r:h the*e i'v trei* . t* m ention or.l ya few. are I* •o fle : velc-■'meit*. « f .A th*’ t' K-WV't f: .e.N*lr> ft *' • c 4- j , - - th e se v e ra l th* tiAuh l u r k . " r *-» F. re • la k ri*\ % v*u h la -d . i . , * , v. l \ r ,i\i Tfcv- h t >' ; , **x* -“f- \n by art u * l :wi -. :), f T w h ft# • t l .K'A- by th, r r.tunit t*.u *- -;.-* a '.* ,n g ( r»'r* t*M lt -ti i% i (rv :- the *a!e of b**vi •t. 1 o r ?*vn to K* « Mr Ua * a* r*iua!h a» r. {%'MVA v ted. w .*t It vli* %1, lx AH t “ t h. t . Ur bank* T h at n vi a nit n. Bv. :he? t*xi- : c ra fts . g:.-.Iil-* a**.,*cia:luns ti ;..i, and . ;; .ii’i i . i : of like nature have : a d ’Pt e ith e r adopts 1 **‘ are ah a t *f i * An.i-a c .is of , hie.-. ■f it lx the lig h t k.nd f :: • o.le. will Iv 1* ire.* on th at v*:> vtm.* <’•*■!.ieh Ride, the tw og-tp.:o:i *f the rig h ts e f th,* other fellsiw; th a t hr or she has j place in th e wxrid: th at th ere is no t.».*m for se!f*hr.e»s at a time when ut:#clfi*hr.i *» is prvxlaettve s>f . S \v ta r) pSX't 1e v vi The ' - to t» t» had l .v .i TRAIN SCHEDULE h a * i *v. i \ i jklty u p * " i t*: . t v - l i t n | l j . fv ttl < l V V T i f v t ) 4' 1 ! i-.i *i ■ K * •* * (w>l -.he )v a rt v b..v M.vrvaivh* a nd n-.eg help!* *■»!> to T here Is IN' vtcuVt b an inltt h a r d to In ,. propet g v not w ant th r k*i*.*r tu le them . iTte in •; subtex t not. to Ix'lfovo and tube for granted, moils. There is no great "boom" in hut to weigh nnd eonisder. ght, for v.hi h Heaven he praised! The editor print- much that he There is evidrrPy I 'ginning, howknows i strue. much that he thinks is ever, a period of :u;in:l, steady, protrue nnd much of whose tru th he has ■fi table husihe: >nditions extending n tea ns of tilling, but which h- throughout th land and embracing feels obliged to print, on some one every im portant industrial class, not else’.- authority, because it may b ( e \e . p tirg the farniois —Gainesville true, nnd so seems important. The Suit. good vender, like the good -editor.1 must use his own judgment as It • IU I»t» FUK THU FUTURE. reads. ’ % -------No. As for discrimination in the I ind of “ " 'h o builds for the present, builds No. m atter picked out for preferred read- '"»>> f or the j i.-t,” was not w ritten Ne. ing in any newspaper, that is done *’f good roads, l*ot i a true of them No. easily and naturally by the reader as e f tem ples n r d meeting halls. The li ni-rlf. The modern (vtper i-oven* *ugnnixntion t»!ia!t. knowing it ithe vide field of human life .so thor crowing, build, oitk f >r its present otyrhly th it any one able to rend can membership, soon find- it has built No. lit-.il Mtmviiiirg to interest h in t.—S:. too small. The “ presi nt," which soon No. Augustine Keconl. comes, brings a tnendk'rship to.* big No. ______ __o_______ for the building. No. BANKS ( T I T1VATF. P ItA lT U 'K T jic road built just big enough. enough. strong Stn-1t enough, weft i OF GO?.DUN KFI K. -Twidr-'TtJtWfch. ___ enough fo r today's tiaffie. is built for Jb***ti* rraders m i* .smile »: Muh n tomorrow, toe^ only when it i- known suggest '*n because some bankers | that tho traffic doe s n**t. can pot rr.ay u : '- i, have fi*rg**t:e:> that sueli prow. xN*>, ■* nil, i\:*t*. N 't thnt bankers have; I'irt there arc few place* where xNc. « mi»no|x*l) on f, tg* tftlTm’: * relating traffic Her* u*»t grow! to such things but because the very Tho vilJcge of today Is the thriving nature «*f the business makes the nil- ■town of tomorrow. The town of to. is th - b,g city of tomorrow, and pha-is all th m.*re prx'notin.cvxi when xNo. he t , i ill re » i . : l 'kid. th, big cit) of the inin:->l’.f* mo•No. la !*.» tow ;,"d bettor dav. all inert feconw * th e 'h u g e city of the xN o. -. . B U IL D IN G see Radford Auto 115 (LA Top Company Next To Docfe? �'*THE SANFORD DAILY!HERALD;1TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13; 1928 m? t depositor whose account grows steadily by nickles, dimes and quarters, yet she o comes with his hundreds. Small though her deposits are, they r man :r life. To . any man or woman, boy or girl in this communit) this Bank.will always be a friend.---------- : “— % SEMINOLE STRENGTH GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING R . L . S IIIP P , E d ito r BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING In the end of the second quarter, Miami had the hall on Sanford's one yard line and with* th irty seconds to go failed to make score. The plea of the Miami crew was that if they hnd had thirty recoitds more they would have scored. The devil, if they’d have given ua two more minutes in , the Inst half we would have taken bull across for a second touchdown! And for the first time in the history of sports we were right in our opin­ ion a- to the score. We t*,;urcd that the score would have been one touch­ down to nothing but v'o were n little “leary" about the posaernttr of the single touchdown! of yelling broncos. Th r e birds nat­ Anyhow we wen the blamed affair urally went* crnxy, Everybody was and now it’s, all over leaving ns with jostling his brother around like so tin re broken pencils, a sore throat and memories of a real football a f­ many wild calU e*in a s tampede. fair. Now we’ll look down the scores of several other football fray* In the The Magic City boys then began to state yesterday, chief among which With probably the largest crowd In off to Bach who fumbled the ball but pob their Aladdin's lamp real hard— attendance th at has ever witnessed a it was recovered by Peck, who then >ut the Ininp evidently was out of uel. gridiron contest, before in Hanford, took the ball around end. Bach tries Miami's crack eleven went down In nogain . San fordthen mf mfhw*m V osses proved to he a great factor defeat before the onslaught of the a long run around right end but In i he local’s defeat of the “Stingnlocals to the tune or 7 to 0. Though makes no gnin. Sanford then fails to rees” yesterday. Several times the a trifle warm, othersIse the uflermake her ten yards and the ball goes aerial work of the Clery-Fetls came noon wan perfect for such a good over to the Miami squad, Izor, In ns n surprise to the Miami boys and game as it proved to he. Hanford attem pting a forward pass was finally proved their undoing. High's warriors proved .conclusively thrown for a ten yard loss. Minpti to be the better of their heavier op­ a fte r two more plays punted to Bnch ponents who seemed unable to copci who made u poor return, but made with the brilliant aerial and end run up for it in the next piny by carrying work of the locals. Passes were around end for ten yards. They then n great factor in Sanford's win, the tried several passes which were in­ locals completing over three quartera complete and punted to Yuong who of their nttemptH at nCrlnl work. made no return. The “Stlngarees” Miami also attempted air work but 1 then fumbled the ball but it was re­ only three qf which proved to be sue- i covered by Cooper. Miami was then The game was an exhibition of a!) ccksful, the others bring broken up held for downs and pnted to Baeh who kinds of football. Bases, end runs, very many times b> the fast work of i mnde a fair return, Field then pass­ offtackle plays, line bucks nnd Hanford’s backfleld. es to Wade who returns thirty yards plunges, crossbucks nnd flavored with before downed by Ixor. K. Moye a good deal of good punting. Miami Hanford Threatens to Score But Fails made ten yards through center. In j relied mainly upon the punting of Twice. the next play he made a perfect pass Sanford won the toss and elected ta to Peck who enrried the ball across Ixor to get them out of danger, he kick off to Miami who made a poor the line for the only touchdown of 1many times did when Miami's goal return. Miami was held for downs. the game. The locals then increased was in danger, making pretty punts. Sanford bucked the ball down, to the lheir score when Bach was success­ Put Baeh was on the job when it five yard line where they lost it. Mi­ ful in the try for point. Sanford came to making beautiful returns. ami punted and Baeh was downed in kicked off to llosenhouse who mnde his tracks. Sanford then tried a cou­ an excellent return. Then Young This little bird was never downed un­ ple of downs but made no gain. Baeh tried n fake play but mnde no gnin. til he'd spilled one half of the Miami then passed to Fields for twenty The quarter ended with Sanford being clan and hnd the other half on top of him. yard*. They again attem pted n pass penalised for offsides. but It was incomplete. A fter two We were certainly disappointed more downs they lost the hall. Miumi See-Hnw Came In the Last Q uarter— Both Tenma Fighting Hard. win n Sanford failed to score in the Immediately punted anti Lee Peek Miami pushed forward, the team (list quarter. A fter playing two made a gopd return. Sanford was working In perfect unis ion making minutes of the first quarter the locals held for down*. They then punted to Ixor who made a good return. Miami good games on line bucks and end shoved the ball down the field to the runs. Ir.nr carried the hall to the one five yard line hut for eight more min­ again punted out of danger to Baeh •<$ yard line where the Celery-Feds held utes of playing were unable to score, who mad* a return of eighteen yards. for two downs when the bull went the Miami line only giving away oc­ Sanford again bucked the bull down over to the local aggregation. casionally to the terrific onslaughts the field .to the eleven yard line but The Celery-Fed* punted out of dan­ of E. Moye, which still was notenough were iirmblV'to move it from this point and the whistle blew fo r’ the ger. and held their opponents for four to niaku the final step. downs. Miami then punted to Bach first quarter. When Sanford did make the only Miami Fail* to Score With 20 Seconds who made n fair return. Sanford then fniled to make their nlloted ten touchdown of the game, our life To Go the One Yard Line. The locals then placed the ball in yards and punted. Miami tried a for. wasn't worth two cents in th a t mob front of the goal [tost by nn end run ward pass which was intercepted by and tried a field goal but failed. The Fields, but the locals were in turn Tho line-up a* follow*: ball was given to Miami tin the twen­ hebl for downs, and punted to Cooper Sanford Miami Position ty yard line. Miami punted to Peck who made a good return. Miami then Wade ................................. Burhannun ■who made u fair return. Fields then tried a forward pass which was in­ Right End. made an end run which netted the complete. They were held for down*, M, Moye ................. ;...... Kcznu local* ten yards. Bach then passed and Bach passed to Fields for twenty Right Tackle to E. Moye who mnde ten yard* on yard*. But the locals again hnd to Whitfield ........ .................. Okell the pass. Fleischer then substituted punt and the game ended when Mi­ Right Guard for Fields, who was knocked out. San­ ami fumbled tho punt and was down­ Pope ........ :......................... ford then lost the ball on a fumble ed on her five yard line. Center The outstanding *tnra of the game Me inch ............ .................. and Miami punted, to Bach, who made Quinner a good return. The locals then tried were Field* nnd E. Moye. Field* was Left Guard a long forward pass which was In- lightning on broken field running and Flower* .—, ...............t Rosenhouse complete and on the next ploy Bach E. Moye made tissue paper out of tho Left Tackle urn* thrown fo r a ten y^rd loss, en­ visitors'* stonewall line. Buch must Wilson ................................ deavoring to complete another pas*. be mentioned ns he played an excel­ Sanford then punted to Ixor whp wan lent gam e/and Peck was great on line Bach ......... — ------- -------- - Ixor downed lit his track*. A fter u few buck* and offtackle play*. Wade, M. Quarterback. seconds of, playing’ ixor got loose on Moyfe, Mcisch, Pope and Flowers sta r­ Fields - ...... T .—...... ............... Young an end run which netted the “Stlnga- red in the line and it was tkeir work L eft Half rees” fifteen yard*. Ixor then passed that held the "Stlngarces" for •downs Peck ......... ...... ............. ............. Cooper to Cooper who was downed a fte r a twice on the one yard line. Whitfield • Right Half run of twenty yards. Miami then stopped all plays over hi* guard, very E. Moye _______ ___ _______... Ford bucked the ball to the one yard line few In his direction being attempted Fullback. where they would have undoubtedly by Miami. Substitutions: Fleischer for Fields, the end of the half tkusually runora On the Miami team, Ixor.w as the R. W arman for Qrinner. Officials: scored had not the whistle for, the end outstanding s ta r but Barr, Wurman, Referee, Chittenden; Umpire, H arris of the half blown. Rosenhouse nnd Cooper were the (U. of Va.); Hradlinesmnn, Hines Peck Makes Only Touchdown fa . shining lights fn the Miami team. (Mt, Vernon); Timekeeper, Burdick. Third Quarter. We m utt mention the expert tackling Score by Quarters. Miami took the offensive at tho be­ of Warman and Rosenhouse and Sanford -----—..... ........ 0 0 7 0—7 ginning of the last half and kicked Roseau, showed up fin*. Lee Peck Makes Only Touchdown in Third Quar ter, E. Moye Makes Tissue Paper Out of Miami Line—Sanford Lucky Many Times at Aerial Work The Mngic City boys were a little do (licit of thgir magic yesterday! But about all tho “magic stuff" that was pulled off was when Lee Peck caught a pnss from Ed Mope and ran thirtyfive yards for n touchdown. wan the terrific mauling the Lakeland Dreadnoughts gave Dnrtow'ii Yellow Jackets. The Yellow Jackets must have thought that they were in lh< Yale Rowl nt New Haven ir.3tend of W inter Haven hnd got n little flust rated. Railing hnd a ra th e r close game with Southern yosterday. F rankly we’ll any thnt we e p e e te d more of the Rollins boys than th at. We ex­ pected them to put Southern down with about four touchdowns. Dave Bancroft was trndeef yester­ day with his two team m ates, Casey Stengel and Cunningham for Pitcher Ocschger and Outfielder Southworth of the Boston Braves. Dave will handle the piloting job for the Bravps and assisted by the brilliant playing of hi;t two team m ates ouught to putErl; land will pretty shortly he di­ out aehampionship team next ycar.[ recting the funeral of any other team who gives forth the information that The Bowling League opens tonight they have stale championship aspira­ with the Inst ycnr’u and the yenr be­ tions. fore lust champs, the Congregational tram meeting the strong Brotherhood team. It ought to bo n good gamo ns the Brotherhood five have somo good m aterial and it Is welt known w hat a strong bunch the champs have. It’s ’way yonder the best cigarette I ever smoked! �‘■i' THE SANfORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13* 1023 Farm Notes All Over Florida Show Big: Results the consumer in better condition than formerly. In (his connection Agent L. H. Wilson reported th a t a close watch will be ..given pickers, haulers and packing operations to reduce in­ jury to the fruit. Florida Endeavors Plan Blue Key Society At University For District Convention Will Be Formed r iw n fj> f j ~~ ___ young people in the nnturo of n ATLANTICCOAST and Ihduitrial campaign for the |m. challenge to take from him every bit LINE RAILWAY ADOPTS Iprpyement of the general health and of information nnd every help thnt EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM! Industrial conditions among iu cmwill keep the various phases of Flor­ *------I ployees, the Atlantic Coast Ltne Rah ida’s work advancing ’to larger nnd The A tlantic Coast Line Railway waJr hn9 8et a 9plendid CJtttmp,c ^ still larg er.sp h errs of service of Florida, cn-operntlrg with the Only once during thelbrwork in tho Florida Stnte Doard of Health, has m ight me adopted by every concern state will these three /-^out-of-state adopted the Industrial plan for fight­ in the country, without regard to speakers appear together. Tills will ing venereal diseases nnd a .broad number employed. be a t the rally to be held Friday eve­ educational program .has been in­ The movement is for tho mutual ning, N6v. 23, in the F irst Christian stituted throughout the company’s betterm ent bf nil concerned. The em­ Church of Jacksonville. The Endcav- lines. The program calls for the erec­ ployer recognizes th a t when the cm! orers of the district have been given tion of six sign boards, 12x0 fegt, a t pjoyoc is hcnlthy nnd happy, the work notice to keep this date free front the six division points of the road, which is to ho done will not only be conflicting arrangem ents, both city on which will bo placed exhibits-pro greater but thp character of it will ynion and district officers working to ' ^ Atliericnn Socinl. fry; be W orth-mora than the volume. The VnAAtuf Ki-finL'ttint crowd I'PDWfl to ttfl 1 * _ AOtttlnMfcn. OT.llI _ L - __" I. .1 . have aA record-breaking gicnc Assointion. Lectures arc.being employees will bp happy in their em­ greet the speakers. The two dnys fol­ arranged to reach the employees a t ployment a n d /W H l receive more lowing tho rally will be taken by- tho these points: Jacksonville, High money for th ere will be less time lost special work of the district conven­ Springs, Snnford, Lakeland, Port by them. tion, tho sessions to be held in the Tnmpn and St. Petersburg. So imIt is proposed to educate the em­ Riverside Avenue Christian Church ployees’ relative rotative to the dangerss of H P M '.portant does the railroad company'1-ployees' with district president, ' * 1 Ca i consider this activity th a t a personal ] venereal diseases-nnd nt the same Annn J. Gunn, Jacksonville, Florida. GAINESVILLE, Fla!, Nov. 13.—A GAIN ESV ILLE, Fl»., Nov. IS. — Press Supt. Fla. C. E. Union. new honorary fraternity has' been re ­ More th an three hundred acres of FLORIDA WILL HAVE The district officers of eleven of cently organized nt the University of Madiaon county farm lands have been Florida under the name of the "Blue the twelve districts In the Florida pledged f o r next year’s tobacco crop, STRONG FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Key Society,” its members to be Christian Endeavor Union nre comaccording to the weekly report of B. GAINESVILLE, Nov. 13.—Indica­ known ns the "Knights of the Blue ple^ng plans fo r the district con­ E. Lawton, county agent fo r Mndiventions, all of which will bo held son, who described an enthusiastic tions now are th a t the University of Key." This organization is p a tte rn ­ ed somewhat a fte r the famous green during the next three weeks. 'The tobacco Tneettng last week. Florida football team will have one of and blue key societies found in many same general program will bo follow­ Improved dairying' conditions in St. the strongest schedules next year ov­ 6f the larger northern universities; ed in each convention, and n list of John's county, unusual acUvitity in er attem pted by a Southern eleven. and it Is designed to recognize nnd exceedingly strong speakers la pre­ the blueberry industry In \VaU9n Notre Dame, Georgia Tech., Univer­ reward merit among participants in sented, The schedule of time and county, and organization of pineap­ sity of Georgia, Auburn, N orth Caro­ college activities. place Is arranged so the speakers se­ ple growers In Balm Beach featured lina, Tennessee and possibly V. M. I. Its purpose, however, Is not solely lected may go from one convention to other reports by the county agents. arc said to be contemplated ns oppo­ honorary. It has certain other well- another a t a minimum of time and J . 0 . T raxler reported 'from S t nents for the - "Fighting Florida defined objectives laid down in its expense. John's th a t one local dairym an is 'G ators” in 1024." An cfffprt Is being conEtltutlo'n and by-lnws, chiefly! (n) Florida’s fam ous Christian En­ clarifying his entire output and using mndc for a game nt Tampa Nomber ■To welcome visitors nnd guests a t deavor trio, M arcus C. Fogg, Duncan every m eans of producing sterile j ]5 with cither Notre Dame or Tonncs- the University nnd sec th a t they nre B. Curry and Karl Lehmann, all cham, presiding. !letter will be sent to each of its 5,600 time to teach them preventive methmllk. "D airying continues to im- ; Ce ns n p a rt of the 1024 schedule. *rho full convention *chf.l*u c . . employees, emphasizing the value of ods. To bring to mind the loss which hospitably entertained; (b) to be at! blessed with a quality of leadership prdvc here," he said. .\ j ________* ' the‘ educational program and urging in occasioned by them nnd their famthe call of the President of the Uni­ thnt is inspiring and ennobling, will planned by state president, Knr "This has been a busy blueberry! GAINESVILLE, Nov. 13.—Sovernl versity for any duty designated by again serve Florida Christian En- mnnn, is us follow s:’ Nov. 10-18, attendance nt the exhibits and lec­ illcs from sickness nnd 'which nt the week,” said J. W. Mathlson, of W nl-. hundred students of tije University of him; (c) to be ready to serve the doavor, nnd witlj fiyrl Matthews, fo r Daytona district a t Daytona; Nov. tures. Social hygiene motion pic­ same time results in a loss to the em­ “Placed ten thousand plants; Florida will in n sh o rt'tim e he cn- University at all athletic contests, merly field eecrctary for the state 23-25, Jacksonville district nt Jnck- tures will bo used for fu rth er instruc­ ployer from inefficiency of such onc of our best farm ers informs me gnged in one or more minor sports. public functions nnd meetings; (d) to union, will be enthusiastically wel­ sonvillo, nnd Miami district a t West tion. The company is to order- the labor. th a t he is preparing to plant thirty At least thity nre daily practicing engage in pursuits which reliect the comed by tho young people of the Pnlm Beach; Nov. 30-Dec. 2, Pinellas removnl of all advertisem ents of Summing up, the following reasons aerca to biueberrfes; interest grows soccer, preparing now for the games good name of the University of Flor­ various districts. Tho out-of-state district nt New Port Richey, Hills­ patent medicines nnd other hostrumB for tho ndoution nnd necessity for every day; many largo fields already scheduled thus far. Well over a ida, nnd to srivc untiringly to hotter spenkers nre tho new field secretary, boro district a t Lnke Magdalene, Polk for the treatm ent of vonorcnl dis­ such n campaign are given:: As np. established throughout county. 'Watch hundred arc- included in the boxing the conditions nt state institutions of Bert G. Jones, Charles F. Evans, district a t Haines City, Orlando dis­ eases, from its properly nnd in th e ir plied to tho up-kccp of state Institu­ Walton Win,’ ’’ ho concludes. 1classes which are learning the rudl- learning in every possible way. Chattanooga, Southern States secre­ trict a t Kissimmee, nnd Central dis­ places glass-framed cards containing tion*; tho c*»re of a large percentage trict a t Mount Dora; Dec. 7-0, Gain­ Two meetings, one nt F ort Pierce ] meats of the game, preparing for a as to the of the insane, the feebleminded nnd Active membership in the society tary nnd editor of The Dixie Chris­ esville district nt Micnnopy, Lake authentic information and nnother a t S tuart, were reported I tounnment a fter Christmas. On I)ewill bo ns follows: President, vice- tian Enioavorer, nnd C. C. Hamilton, City district nt.Lnko City, and Pensa­ cZuscs nnd effects and where scientific epileptic, and blind children, nnd the by J . A. Dew, county agent for Palm cembpr 1 a cross-courtry run, open treatm ent can lie obtained. dclinquints in industrial sclfools; the president nnd secretary nnd treasu r­ Boston, field secretary for the United cola district a t DcFunink Springs. Beach, Local organizations of the to n|| university students, will open up-kccp of jgils and prisons; the uper of the student body; editor, mnn- Society of Christian Endeavor. Credit for the achievement of .this Dates between conventions nre to pineapple growers were completed ut the track season. Five medals will he Mr. Jones comes to the state a fter keep of charity hospitals. As applied nging editor and business mannger vniunblc work is given to the com­ lie given over for rallies. Miss Lenn these gatherings, which will form n awarded winners. | of the “A lligator;" editor, managing most successful field work In Tennes­ I.ofquist, DcLnnd, itinerary director, bined efforts of the Florida State to individuals; sickness, poverty, un­ p art df n state organization, As soon as the varsity season ends, editor nnd business m anager of the see, Mississippi and Arkansns. Mr. lias worked out the following rally Board of Health nnd tho United happiness, death, and the disruption William Go: me icportod much in ter-m ural football will s ta tt active“Seminole," V. M. C. A. president, Evnnn han had a greater pnrt in /icheduic for this part of tho state: Stntcs Public Health Service, the lat­ of homes nnd tijc propagation of de­ building activity nil over Polk county.’ ly. , senior and junior presidents; senior j i,ui,dlnB UP Christian Endeavor In the. fiainosville- Nov ter being represented by W. H. Gil- fective children to bnnkrupt future He said early oranges are beginning — -------- — ------n presontntivo, varsity debaters, I South than any other man in the field 21, ?Ir- ???**• ,Nov* 3 Gaincsvilic. «ov. lotto, Keginoal Consultant. In gnb- generations." MiennVpy; Nov. 22, I-ako City; to move nnd citrus grove work con­ W. A. Zachary left today for N orth, cndct t.„|„noj nnd maj or8> student worIt* A" he "° mucl1 in demand ns Free lecture with motion picture Dee. 4, DcLnnd. M r.-Hamilton. Nov.j m ilting the plan to the company, Mr. tinues. Carolina nnd it is rumored that when himd m anager, hem) cheer lender a n d 1instructor in Christian Endeavor Gillette outlined the industrial wnBt-jf or njen only, nnd boys over 14.years A campaign was reported in prog- ho returns lie will not return alone ‘jnethods both by denominational con- 27- Tit«avill«s Nov. 28, Daytona. Mr. pi evident masqueraders, age caused by vcneral diseases, aa of age will be given nt the Milanc rCis In Lake county to get fruit to We will wnteli for announcements. fercnces and union Institutes in a n d - Kvnn3- Nov* 27' Daytona Beach; Nov well ns the disastrous effects pn the theater, Sunday November 18, 3 p. in. Ilrn o rary members who will also outside of the Southern states, Flor­ 29, Sanford; Dec. 5, Ocala. infected individuals. His recommen­ net an nn advisory board will consist TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FIFTH ida is indeed fortunate in having him dations, in addition to those already Six carloads of paper making ma­ of the director of athletics, president for these few weeks. STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. TO MYRTLE AVE. chinery nre now duo nt the Leesburg included! and secretary of the nlumni associa­ Notice is hereby given that the construelion of the nsphuli pavement Mr. Hamilton llns been in the state To secure co-operation of the clergy mill of the gross filler puip nnd paper two members of the faculty, on F ifth St. from Magnolia Ave. to Myrtle Ave. has been completed, nnd tion, and , , „ . once before, but saw only a glimpse nt nil divisin points where lectures plant. With* the installation of this of whom. D. C, Riley, already has <• . i . the completed work has been finally accepted by the City Commission of one* . » • a * * n of our work. Thin time he comes nfnre to bo given, in order th at they new machinery, the local mill will lie en unnnimouMly chosen. , .1 . , ihe City of Sanford. ^ ( , te r many thousand miles of trav el in fully equipped for the manufacture of may preach public-health sermons. flej(j w ork n |i over the Wcfitern The following is the final assessment rail covering said pavement paper, nnd will s ta rt up on a 24-hour To use all possible influence toward M. I \ Tucker, of \ aldosta, f»a., wan | ntflten. Af t er an extensive cam paign showing the actual cost of said pavement chargeable to all property abut­ day schedule, m anufacturing wrap­ The Herald delivered six times a the passage and enforcement of ade­ i nn arrival nt the Valdez Monday, in California, the banner state in ting upon said portion of Fifth St. ping paper of several colors and at seek for 16c.. quate ordinances for tho repression .Final Estim ate of cost of paving Fifth St. 24 ft. in width from Mag- coming down to look over business Christian Endeavor in the West, his least two kinds of finish. of prostitution; and conditions in view Of locating in Fan­ coming into Florida, the banner state! nolin Ave to Myrtle Ave. with sheet asphalt: WILL FLA XT TUNG OIL TREES. 559 Cu. Yds. exrnvntlon (ft 40c ............. To secure the co-operation of the of Dixie, ought to be taken by the*i $ 223. CO fold permanently, With the opening of offices1of the 5291 Sta. yds. overhaul >h !c............................... company’s medical personnel in the 52.91 Indian River Prairie Oil nnd Gas GAINESVILLE, Nov. 13.—Clearing 1488 Lin. Ft. curb nnd gutter th "fie [establishment of venereal discare Company, by R. J. Brcwtop, Howard 111(1.00 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON OAK AVENUE i ff 270 acres of land nt Paradise, near 20J Lin. Ft. Flush curb ib 30c ..................... , , .. !clinics nt iogicnl points for the bpne- Colo, representative, and the arrival 87.90 FROM TENTH ST. SOUTH TO THIRTEENTH ST.. this city, ha.* begun for the purpose -10(1 Lin. F t. Reset granite curb fiP lac ....... , ’ . ,, , L. ,, l fit of employees, C0.90 Notice h hereby given thnt the conatruction of the asphalt pavement of. plnnting of a huge oil drilling nnd testing tung oil trees. 1 iie oil 1747 Sq. Yds. Rock foundation <ii> 76e 1310.25 on Oak Ave. from Tenth St. south to Thirteenth St. hns been completed, and produced by nuts grown on the trees; The newspapers of H onda hailed mnehine from Oklahoma, which will 1747 Fq. Yds. 2" Sheet asphalt <Q) 97e 1694.59 the completed work has been finnlly acreptcd by the iCty Commission of tho in used by paint ami varnish maim- t}ie adoption of the program us a din be shipped to Palmdale /and unloaded 1019 Set. Yds. Brick ici.iid (w -Fly .427-98 City of Snnford. « * * ** •*•**• fad o re rs. A paint company has np- tin c t, advance in disease prevention, Saturday, ,tho m any . persistent, ru­ 1120 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns (<D 22e 240.10 The following Is the' final assessm ent'roll foVcring iiaid pavement show­ nropriatrd 850,000 for for the local o n -1The Kl'V‘W e . f C i t U r c n ' s a y ....... mors of oil'lH Uiik‘V'6?t:-o'ri 'lin* begin905 Sc;. Ft. Sidewalk (ft) 20e . 181.00 ing the actual cost of said pavement chargeable to all property abutting "By the inauguration of a Ilcn lth in in g to take concrete shape. lei prise. 4 Type B Inlets (Si 27.00„. ... 180.00 upon said portion of Oak Avenue. 1 .Manhole ........................... ......... 50.00 i Final estim ate for paving Oak Ave. 24 feet in width from Tenth St. ■BtraiflHMliHMHEnHBBHliDgBIB!■■■■■■■■■ ■BUDIIIMB■■(!■■■ BKHXHDBillHRKngHgNHCCaBanilflKSflXHKaM 37-1 Lin. Ft. Storm Sewer (ffi 1.10 •» __ * . 412.50 smith to Thirteenth St. with 2" sheet asphalt on n 0" rock base: ■ ItaaiXeXKHBlIIIKaunXBBiaBHKHaaBHaHaHHftHngnHnVBHHBBHMBBBBBHaaBKaHffflHaOBBBHBBaBBBin ■ 72 Sq. Yds. of Hi it k from Third St. (pi 1,17 40c .............................................................. $ 492.00 84.24 1230 Cu. yds. grading 2 Monuments nt street intersection @ G.50 13.00 2051 Lin. Ft. curb and g utter (TiD 75c ............................................... 1,538.2{i Extra York .................................. . ................................................. . ' 41.70 . 37.44 149 Lin. Ft. Flush curb @ 30c lab o rato ry Inspection of M aterials 14 Liu. Ft. Granite curb reset fi) 15c .......... ........................ . 70.33 2.10 Legal Expenses, advertising, etc. 2*/< ... . 122.13 2970 Sq. Yds. Rock foundation (o' 75c .......... ................................. 2.232.00 Engineering 4'« ................ 244.20 2934 Sq. Yds. 2” Sheet nuphnlt. top (ri) 97c ...................................... 2,845.98 10 Sq. Yds. brick relaid ft) 42c .......................... ................. 4.20 Total cost 42 Sq, Ft. Sidewalk (ip 20c ......................... ............................... $0,548.89 8.40 Amount to be borne by City 1-3 3.9 Cu. yds. (’lass R. Concrete («> 23.00 ............... 2182.00 . 87.40 Amount to be borne by adjacent .........4305.93 2 Type A inlets (?b 30.00 ............................. . •rty 00.00 Number of feet frontage . 1418 2 Typo B. Inlets <g> 27.00 ........................................... 54.00 Assessment per foot frontage .... $3,079 2 Manholes (S» 50.00 ........ ......... .................................. 100.00 F. T. WILLIAMS, Engineer, 3020 Lin. Ft. 3" drain tile (-< 05.00 per M......................................... 100.30 up, Snnfuu], Fin. 304 Lin. Ff. 12" Storm sewer <{i> 1.10 .............................................. 400.00 # 1 . . . . i f g Final Extra Work ........................... ........................................................... Feet. 23.72 Name Description Frnntnge Aaneaament 2 Monuments a t street intersect ions (rp 0.50 ................................... 13.00 J. N. Whittier Eat., Lot 6 Blk (I, Hr. 3 117 1360.24 Laboratory Inspection of m aterials ................................................... 101.54 M. E. Church, IaiI 19, IRk 0, Tr. 3 .... ................ . ... 117 300,24 Legal Expense, advertising, etc., 2% ....................... ........ .......... 1.02.05 City of Sanrord, All, Blk 0, Tr. 4 ...... .......... ............. ... 24iC 703.59 Engineering 4 ........................................................ !............................. 324.10 Edward Higgins, IajI 5 Blk. 0, Tr. 6 . ... 117 300.24 R. E. Puerifoy, Iait 10, Blk. (1, Tr. 5 300.24 .. 117 Total cost ............................................................... ............................... $8,090.14 174.88 J. M. Wallace, E. 60.8 ft., I>ot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 3 ... 50.8 To be borne by City 1-3 ................................................ $2,896.71 W. I. Hughey, W. 00.2 ft, L it 1, Blk. 7. Tr. 3 ....... ... 00.2 185.35 To be borne by adjacent property ...................................... 5,793.43 M. E. Moye, E. 07 ft of L it 0, Blk 7. Tr.* .3 3 ................ ... 07 200.29 Number of feet frontnge .............................................. ............ 1,550 ft. L. M. Telford, W. 50 ft of L it 0. Blk. 7, Tr. 3............ 3 ... 50 153.95 Assessment per foot frontage ..................................................3,7283 Annie II. Moses, Lot i, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 ... 58.5 180.12 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Annie H. Moses, Lit 2, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 ... ’ 58.5 180.12 K. It. T rafford’s Map, Sanford, Fin. ... 58.5 City of Sanford N. 07 ft. of Lot fi, Blk 7, Tr. T 4 180.12 Feet. Final 68.5 City of Sanford, N. 07 ft. of latl 7. Illk. 7, T Tr.-4 r . 4 ....... 180.12 Nnme Description Frontage Assessment City of Snnford, Lot I, Blk 7, Tr. 5 117 300.24 Louise Audry Sharon, Lot 0, Hlk. 12, Tr. 4 ....... ........ 50 180.17 L, H. Thrasher, Lot ft, Blk, 7, Tr. 6 .. 1117 300.24 Louise Audry Sharon, Lot 7, Hlk. 12, Tr. 4 ...!.......... 60 180.17 of tile Cant nf Widening the Paring M. F. Robinson, Lot 8, Blk 12, Tr. 4 .......................... 50 180.17 on Fifth St. between Magnolia Avo. nnd id Oak Av . from 21 feet to 30 feet: Jos. Rcizenatein, Lot 9, Blk 12, Tr. 4 ................ ..... 50 180.17 S 37.20 Jos. Relscmftein, L it 10, nik 12, Tr. 4 ..................... 93 Cu. Yds. Excavnt ion @> 40c ..... ....... 50 180.17' ............................ 8.80 Ellen Mahoney, iait 1, Blk 12, Tr. 5 .......................... 880 Sla. Yds. Overhaul <g> 1c .......... ............... 50 180.17 312 Sq. Yds rock foundation (p) 75c ....................................................... 234.00 Ellen Mahoney, Ia.t 2, Blk 12, Tr. 6 ......... ,............... 50 180.17. • < r *1* B ..... 302.04 B. Peters, L it 3, Blk 12, Tr. 5 .................................. 312 Sq. Yvds. 2" Sheet asphalt top @ 97c .............. 50 180.17 7.28 C. A. Betts, L it 4, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 .............................. Laboratory Inspection of M aterial .. 50 180.17 11.05 C. A.* Betts, Lot 5, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 .............................. Legal Expense, advertising, etc., 2'/< GO 180.17 Engieer 4% ..... ........................................ Lucilc A. Tnknch, Lot 0, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 .............. „.....! 50 180.17 Amount to be borne by City 1-3 ..........................................$208.29 I). C. Howard, Lot 7. Blk. 13, Tr. 4 ................... .’. .... 50 180.17 Amount to be borne by adjacent property ........................... 410.58 : C. A. Whiddon, Lot 8, Blk 13, Tr. 4 ...................... 04 238.29 Number of feet fontnge .............................................................. 950 H arriett Thompson, L it 9, Blk. 13, Tr. 4 .................. Ao 180.17 Aaaessmcnt per font frontage .. ..................................... ...... $0.4386 Melsch Realty Co. Lot 10, Blk. 13, T ^ 4 .................. 50 180.17 F. T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. W. II. Hynes, Lot 1, Blk 13, Tr. 5 ......................... .. 50 . 180.1? E. it. TraffordV Map, Sanford. Fla, W. II. Hypes, Lot 2, Illk. 13, Tr. 5 ........... ............ ...... 50 18G.17 Feet. Final J. D. Davison, L it 3, Blk 13, Tr. 5 ...tv..... ...._....... 238.29 04 Frontage ... AMemtment J. D. Davison, Iait 4, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 .............................. Name Dearription bo ' 180.17 ....... ............ $ 51.30 ... 117 50 J. N. W hitner Kst., Ia.t 6, Blk. 0, Tr. 3 ... J. D. Daxfison, ixit 5, Illk. 13. Tr. 5 ...................... 180.17 61.30 ... 117 50 M. E. Church, L it 10, Blk 0, Tr. 3 ........... August Schneider, Lot 0, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 ...................... 180.17 108.75 ... 348 50 (’. M. Hand, Lot 7, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 .............................. -80.17 City of Sanford, All Blk 0, Tr. 4 ........ ..... ........... 2-l.iH) B. Peters, I-ot 8. Blk. I t. Tr. 4 ................ .5.............. Gi J. M. Wallace, Efl 50.8 ft. Lot I, Blk. 7, Tr. 238.29 ’ *20.40 00.2 11. H. I.owls, I ait 9, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 .............................. no 180.17 3 ............ 29.38 180.17 07 II. Peters, L it 10, Blk 14, Tr. 4 .............................. no M. E. Moyo, E. 07 ft. Iait 0, Illk. 7, Tr. 3. 21.92 180.17 50 no Meisch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 ...................... L. M. Telford, W. 50 ft. Ia>t 0, Blk. 7, Tr. 3 •»*■»*«•»•«••*** .. 25.05 180.17 .. 58.5 Meisch Realty Co., Ixit. 2, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 .................. 50 Annie 11. Moses, Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 4......... 25.05 238.29 68.5 Melsch Realty Co., I Ait 3, Blk. 14, Tr. 6 ...................... 04 UAnnie H. -Moses, Lot 2, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 .... . 'itMMUMmrtw 8 180.17 50 Meisch eRally Co., lait 4, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 ...................... nd 7, Bik 51.30 180.17 50 P. B. Dooley, Lot 6, Blk. 14, Tr. 6.... ................ ..... .. 117 7. Tr, 4 ' .............. The above an dforcgolng final assesmesnts are payable without Interest The above and foregoing final assessments are pnyable\w}lhout inter­ e st up to December 15, 1023, and fro mnnd a fte r such date, said special a s ­ up to December 15, l\>23, and from and a fter such date, »uid special as­ sessm ents will be payable only in ten equal annual installm ents with Inter­ sessm ents will be payable only in t?n equal annual ■Installments with in­ * * \ '- ' %' * \ * 5terest @ 8*A per annum on all deferred payments. est <§> 8% per annum on all deferred payments. Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal AT Die CRy-of Sanford thin W itness my M tid a t City Ccirk and the Seal of th e'C ity of Sanford this 13th day of November, A. D. 1923. 18th day o f November, A. D. 1923. A d v e r tis in g L R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. L. It. PH ILIPS, City Clerk. (SEAL) {SEAL) lM3-lfl-20-23-27-30*12-4.7-ll-14-10tc ll-18*lfl-20-23-27-30-12-4-7-lM 4-10tc ......................................................................................................... i t ................u i M i i > i i » » H i x |i a a l B U I I I I I I R i a . S. •* j Everyone’s going to the Tacky Party and square dance tonight at Lake Mary Casino. |]Standing Back of Your j j 1! Mousetraps •* A shoe manufacturer whose though he build his house in the woods, the world will make a beaten path to his door.” “If a man can write a bet­ ter book, preach a better ser­ mon, or make a better mouse­ trap t h a n h i s neighbor, store in New York City is in a rather out-of-the-way localiity recently called the atten­ tion o! the reading public to these familiar lines For many jea rs people have beaten a path to' this shoe manufacturer’s door. | He has proved the truth of • this, famous aphorism. s And where did he publish | this quotation which he ap| plies with such pride to his ; business? [ Why, in an advertisement, to be sure—for this manufac- turer is a consistent and reg- [ ular advertiser, and when he jj has anything to say, h6 says : it through his advertising. It j may fairly be assumed that 5 he would not look for a thriv-: ing business in the best of ► mousetraps, or shoes, if peo- j pie were not told about them > as people expect to be told— | through advertising. [ Of course, people do find s out which are the best mouse- j traps, the best shoes, the best [ tires; best breakfast foods, | and buy them in preference s to others. And people today are ty well, aware that when a manufacturer puts Advertis­ ing back of tite things he makes, he is telling the world that the path to his door is a broad highway. Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with The American Association of Agencies �PACE SE1 THE SANFORD PAILT HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1923 M r . 1. Knowltt By Thornton Fisher ---------- 11— ■*•— It would have been a good thing K ha had boon temporarily overcome! H ELLO JPvN lTO P-.TH iS a ttrfaT H C N T " NEE.DS PEPA slW .^" HO'N TWEVIE r\ lepk Vc in tjae 6 * ® I P I P E P>ND V<EU- ^ Ll^] [BE p , s p v w x i p o r & 0 ) ' MMT '■foup- V-J D f*S B A H E t p >< t o w w r hV t l V=PvUUT» at tToh.Me-■**25^6 i^JSSSKSS’e&ft. S o m e >jd m v p a iu r - w e i . ^ i r i s v o o P - F fv u c n lV<NOUJ HOW ^ b O ; K U H t h i s B U ltO U iC ^ L o o m H T T H lS ^ ; — ^ 6EX o u r p f CA^ d f s S OH . * p*ND Olt>WT* UGHT f C ^ turned U , S O O N '.J------------- . ^ : CLASSIFIED : ADS ra lot te 1st KJ *» b You can find the name of every live Business Man in Sanford in this Column each day. hi ta In H] 'h l'h<inr- 488 ®i mi m m m M ta I’fcone 40H QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER ' llan.piiiilil Un«il>i I'lntim. T r u n k . nn«l I l n u i c n R P T m n .frrrrtl A n m h r r r A nr N«l«. T lm r Sanford Novelty Works V. C. C O LLEIt, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work C ontractor and Builder 517 Com m ercial S tree t Sanford, ----------------------- Fla. S. 0. Shinholser C ontractor and llu ild e r . S a n f o r d ,-----------------------Fla. A. P. Connelly & Sons E stablished 1908 Real E sta te , Loans a n d ' > Insurance Phone 48 104-8 Mngnolin Avc STEWART the Florist Flow ers F or All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 M yrtle Avc., Phone 20GAV Sanford Machine Co, G eneral M achine and Holier W orks C ylinder G rinding Phone G2 ------ Sanford, Fin. h Classified Ada lc s word. No Ad taken for less than 25cAnd positively no. Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders, Count the wordn and remit acordingty. m in t i ( a n rj f -j 5 PURELY S : PROFESSIONAL S *i f a Cards of i Sanford's Krputh i able Brofefdonal Men, each fct ef wkotn,9h hia chosen profca fe.ssion the Herald recomK* -mends to (he people. hn 1 * pj h h to ra m lu In lu ** Ka h* N* hi hahi Schelle Maines #- LAWYER -:r ;'^ V. ' * ■ S' • :— Court House " George A. DeCottes A tto r n e y - a t- L a w Over Seminole County Dank Sanford ■ Florida Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Ilank Building Sanford — i-i Florida Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Building Sanford,------------ Florida Iluick Six Touring 1919, runs good, tires good, 495-00 first payment; $25 monthly. Phone 2, Sanford Motor, Co., I|odge dealers. FOR SALE ten years. She hns also played the violin for two years and the viola for one year in t h e . New Englnnd Conuervatory orchcstia. Fellowship Drive For Needy Students In Central Europe FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Cfiswortb, Bcurdull Avenue. San­ ford. R3-tfp FOR SALE— t mu lettuce plnnis", fifty cents thousand in bed. O. C. Crynnt, Wogner. 185-tp. r o l l SALK OR RENT—lYptrotly lo­ cated dwelling eight rooms and sleiipng poreh. Worth your inquiry mid ■onsideralion. A. 1'. Connelly & Sons. 188-tfc. FOR SALE—Some Gandy bridge stock. P. O. Box 203. 190-3tp. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for ight housekeeping, 701 Mugnolia. 191 -tfc. SlivUEK SEWING MACHINES—"Sold m smnll monthly terms like rent. Electric motors and neeessories. T. M. Dunlap, Cor. ltlth and Laurel, Phono 65G-W. 192-Ctp Modern bungalow located ,ou 8 an ford Heights. 5250.00 cash, halnneo like LO ST ■fill. E. F. Lane, Rooms 501-2 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 95. LOST -Gre.'ii and tan knitted wool 193. r.cn»f near Gables Wednesday night. FOR SAl.E — DcSuto paints and R c tim to Yoweil Co., and receive varnishes a t Eanford Novelty reword. 193 tfe. Works, sole agent*. 154-tfc FOR KALE—Grape fruit, 3A- per FOUND dozen; oranges, 15c, satsumas, 20e. dy the 100, $1.50-51.00 and $1.50 rc- FOUND—A black silk glove. Owner may have name by identifying and jjcctivcly. Drive out and get yours, paying for this ad. Apply Herald 1J. T. Tiller, Puoln, Fla office. 190-tfc. 193-lfc. WANTED WANTED—To rent two- or threeroom furnished apartm ent, by adults; no tourist', permanent yearround resident. Privnto homo pre­ ferred; must be reasonable. Address, ‘Apartm ent’’, care The Herald, dh-tf See the- Snnfuid” Stove Works, 002 Sanford avenue before buying stoves. We will save you money. We also re ­ pair stoves of all kind.', grafonnlo.i and guns. 104-tfc WAN TFTi~ I Sour <k-rs, homelike a<> 'ominodalions a t Comfort Cottage, 318 Magnolia avenue. Mrs. M. Mar­ tin. 195-7tp. W. J. Thigpen Ileal Estate FIR E , L IFE , AUTO Insurance R. C. M A X W E L L lteul E s ta te and Insurance SANFORD, FLO RIDA MI LDRED SI MMONS Teacher of Pianoforte and Pipe Orgun Studio: Room 225, Meisch Building -B. F. WHITNER. JR. County Agent \ Officet Basement of Court House I’fionr Nit. 6. (Listed U. S. D. A.) Residence: 715 Myrtle Avenue. Phone No. D29-K. — S tate College several days sgo and addressed the students a t chapel, at which time the drive was inaugurat­ ed for the fund. Miss Lumpkin, who FOR RENT—Two-room housekeeping is u sister of Miss K atherine Lum p­ apartm ent. 719 Oak Avc. kin, national student secretary for the 183-tfe. Young Woman’s Christian Associa­ .•'OR RENT—Desirable bed room for tion, came to Tallahnsseo from A tlan­ couple over Herald office. Apply to ta, on a tour of southern colleges in .iphitm cnt 4. the interest of the fund. She has FOR R'KN’T —Furinshcd rooms for) traveled extensively in Europe, and FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR light housekeeping with all improve-' her address was heard w ith interest WOMEN, Nov. 13.—Tim annual S tu­ meats. 101 Mugnulia avenue. dent Fellowship Drive for the Irenefit by the students. 192-tfc. [ Among the points brought out by of the needy students in C entral and FOR REKT—Apaitm chta ami sle e p ! Miss Lumpkin were the facta th a t Eustern Europe, one of the customnry ing rooms, Ferndale Apartm ents, I ■'Central and eastern Europe haa lost observances a t Florida State College, ( _______________________ Bishop Blo.-k, corner F irst and .Pal­ lias been completed. The drive this fully one-third of her skilled technimetto streets. 189-lltp. year was conducted under the aus-i ciar.s, doctors, engineers, ngriculturFOR RENT—New three room modern piecs of the President's Council, of irts, etc., duing and since the w ar, apartm ent. All conveniences, 301 v.hhh Miss Mnbol Murphey, of M i-innd thut reconstruction aw aits train - , West Fifth street. 190-Otp. nmi, president of the-Student G overn-1cd leadership of today’s students. 'This jurist, iltilnu at the desk of the senate president pro tern., Is FOR ’ RENT—Furnished rooms for Many students," she said, “nro s ta y ­ meat o-ganianUun, is chairman. presiding over tho Impeachment proceedings against Governor J. C.1 light housekeeping. 701 Magnolia ing at their studies in the face of in’Walton In tho Oklahoma state senate, .lie 's Chief Justice J. T. Johnson Florida State is only one of the avenue. 193-tfc. of the state supremo couiL’ dcscrihuhle difficulties." many colleges contributing a part, K IR RENT—2 to t> furnished a p a rt­ for more than six thousand students ment* newly finished, modern garage, FORT MYERS GOLF COURSE. FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR ll.'lK rrived here to lake up work ns and professors in 18 intercollegiate i!. T. Tiller, I’noin, Fla. Fort Myers, Nov. 13.—Nine holes in widely distributed WOMEN, Nov. 13.— Bruns instru­ a m em ber o i the faculty f the School I conferences 18C-tfe. of the F ort Myers Yacht and Golf iclievin : ' areas of the United Stntes,, a fte r conment instructiont both in class and for of Music. Li roldition to FOR RENT—Furnished house 1390 individuals, is now available at Flor- overcrowded schedulei, rh v.-ill .start sidering the stranded conditions of clul»*H 18-hole golf course will be Bark a ’.t nuc. Apply 018 Oak avis- ida State College. Miss Helen Iaiuisc preparation for m elseni'a work by fellow students in the war-wrecked finished by November 15, it is an­ nuo. 195-Ctp. I.mid, is nuwmtnl(2ot,wncdRLrN!i.As offering instruction in brass instru- eoijiitries, voted to continue the fund nounced. W ater pipes for the greens have, been laid, and the entire 18 Futniahod houu •keepiiiK rooms corn- I .add, of Boston, Mass., formerly ns- mont* in clash and indivldu'ally. M iss’ al; least during the coming winter, hoiss a te expected to be completed by I-ndd is a trum pet soloist, having Miss Grace Lumpkin, area director e r l l t h Btrec and Elm avenue. isistant director of (In- hand and December 1, it is stated. M. S hnchk-r. 195-7tp. r-tudied that instrument for the p as t of tho fund, arrived at the H o n d a orchestra of the Brookline high school, t UK KENT—House for rent ‘corner of 12th street and Magnolia avenue. Furnished or unfurnished, Apply at 11th str eet and Oak avenue, or at Mrs. PROTECTED B. 1.. Take eh. at l ’ieo Hotel. R o om and hoard a t $10.00 a week at Mrs. B. E. Takaeh, Pico Hotel. 195-Otc. Jack Walton’s FOR RENT : BUSINESS : DIRECTORY Judge cxrmtoh ^IsueG - JU N IO R BOARD OF TRA D E BUTS ON CAMPAIGN TAMPA, Nov. 13.—The Junior Board of Trade lias decided on n cam­ paign for city beautifiention as one of its objects. Tho organization will concentrate on this effort during tho first week in December, when atten ­ tion of all citizens will be culled to tho benefits and general need ocr**’ cleaning up yards and paining houses and other buildings. ADAIR BONDS yielding 7°Io IN THE SOUTH:—MONEY FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION EARNS A HI GH WAGE LMOST overnight vast changes ore being wrought upon tire sky line o f Southern A cities. New olucc buildings, hotels and apart­ ment h o lies arc rushed to completion to meet the ever increasing demand for business and living quarters. , T iie Suutli can afford to offer attractive term s for capital- m oney works h ard and cam s n high wage in tlm N outii. A tlanta needed £>20,600,000 in 1922 fo r new construction; Jaeitzonville, $5,800,000; T a m p a , $J,100,CJC; B irm ingham ,$7,300,000;M em p h is,$20,900,000; Knoxville, $5,042,174— and still th e d em an d for accom odations far outstrips th e building program . THREE NEW TRAINS FOR A. C. I- RAILWAY JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 13.—“The Everglades Limited,” w tho ‘‘Tumpa Special1* and the "Pinellas Special" are tho names of three new train.* put on by the Atlantic Const Line for Florida. Tim Everglades Limited made its first trip from New Eng­ land .points Iwginning November 11, carrying sleepers from New York and Washington to Jarksonvilio, Tampa, St. Petersburg, and from Cleveland und Akron to Tampa and St. Peters­ burg. It alto will handle sleepers to Miami, The Tampa Special sta rts Novem­ ber 13 with nlacplng enr service be­ tween Washington, Chicago, Cleve­ land and Akron and Tampa. The Pinellas Special curry new atcel and modern equipment between Boston, New. York, Grand . Rapids, Columbus, Cleveland, Akron and Chi­ cago jand St. Petersburg, M. J. Illrsch, of Lake City, Fla., well known and frequent visitor to Sanford is spending several days at the Valdez while showing a complete line of ladies 'tailored suits in the Valdes sample rooms. Tacky Party and square* dance at Lake Mary Casino tonight. Prizes for the worst looking costumes. Can you imagine a better security for your money than improved central husinet^ property in one of these great cities, ptoperty carefully selected by a house whose intimate knowledge o f real estate condi­ tion* in Southern cities is the result o f 58 years’ ex­ perience in this field? .# Adair Protected Bonds yielding as high ns 7%, arc secured by first mortgages upon the highest type of income producing properties in Southern cities. In every case the true value o f the property is far greater than the amount o f the loan, and the cat nine power far in excess o f the greatest yearly interest and principal payments necessary to retire the loan. Titc rigid system o f pafeguatds surrounding these bonds has been evolved from 38 years’ experience, during which time not one investor has ever lust a dollar through a first mortgage investment recom­ mended by this firm. 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Adan I'lost'ted Condi, iautd i>/ the Sonth’t o IJe tt mortgage inruuant home, and u iemifically nfignardeJ by our tu lm ite protect,te fiat me: art the 1t .n ja t j o f tompanmn. � 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, 1923 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, November 13, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, November 13, 1923; <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/e297e4788c75ea532c36f41629ed2e44.pdf b78e032152591cb5c817fa6e505531b9 PDF Text Text SECTION NUMBER V E M B B R 12, 1923 ION COMM ANDER MEMORIAL TO FORMER Mfi* 1- # 111'.* * vV-J^Ta-- - \ ’A lY .j Si 11 - WHEN 9 v HITLER HAS BEEN ARREST­ ED AND PRINCE IS AT ESTATE1 ' * Minister Leaves For Con crence With Former German Kaiser , By Dr. Brownlee On The Duty W« Ow* To An • ^ 'H u m a n ity ' • . • This memorial to Colonel Frederick Galbraith, Jr., former --------' .. For The Costs of The national comltiandei of the American Legion, will be unveiled Armistice Day wae fittingly. open­ in Cincinnati as thd principal event in that city's observance S tate Government ed thla morning ot nine o’clock when of Armistice Day. t « • thr pararfo formed at tho court home For Y ear and wended ft* way over the princi­ Cabinet members' and representatives from the allied em­ pal etreeta of the city. TALLAHASSEE, .Fla., Nov, 12— bassies and legations are expected to be present, together with The parade waa .lad by Sheriff Each person in Florida paid $11.18 Ohio World War veterans, many of whom served under Gal­ Hand and Chief of Police WUllama for coats of the state government braith. on horaea with the eity police force la st year, according to flugres com­ Colonel Galbraith, elected to the Legion commandership at following on foot. Mayor Lake and piled by the Unitad States depart­ the Legion convention in September, 1920, was killed in an city officiate and Confederate Vet­ ment of commerce, which have Just automobile accident June 9, 1921. He received the Distin­ erans, the colors with a guard or been received here. These figures guished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in France. honor of aoldiere and sailors, Spanish compare with a per capita coet of He also was awarded the French and Belgian Croixe de War Veterans "under Command* $4.00 in 1017, and 8.64 in 1914. Guerre and the French Legion D'Honneour. Terheun,. Company D of the 164th The total cost of the state govern­ Infantry, Boy Scout*, F ort P itt Band, ment in 1022 amounted to $11,448,418, American Legion boys and othar orend other or­ the federal compilation shows, -while ganisation* and eltisena In cars bring­ the coat in 1017 waa $3,047,740, and ing up tHe rear. The parade stopped (Oontlsoml «u l'i| « Th ru ) at the- band: atnnd-iir Oentrol- Park ’■ Five years since the Armistice was signed 1 A long lime, yes. But we're still too close to tho where CapL A. P. Haggard in an WoVld War for any of us to “grasp” what* really happened and sense its connection with the opening address introduced the speak­ ers. Dr. King of the First Baptist future. * . church Invoked the divine bleaing on Under arms in the great war were 65 million men. Casualties totaled more than 37 millions. the aaaemblage end Dr. E. D. Brown­ lee of the Presbyterian church made That tells only port of the story of horror. But it it Rhouhl be called daily*to the attention of overy the address which was pronounced one. ■ ' * one of -the moat beautiful tributes to Wife and Three Other Children Es the veterans that has ever been given Alas, memory is sh<frt. Humanity likes to forget the unpleasant side of lifo. That is why cat­ caped Death here. He asked that our interest in astrophes like wars are repeated. One generation, trying to forget, fails to impress indeliby on the men who went forth to battle for CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 12— Buck the minds of the rising generation the frightful ness, sorrow and futility of the battlefield. the democracy of the world should not Garriion, farmer shot and killed seven atop -In brief memorial addresses or Celebrate Armistice Day by teaching your children to hnte war and all that goeH with it. For­ of his ten children a t his home'near observances but that the cltiunahlp Dayton, Tennessee Sunday afternoon get the ''glory’' which is the camouflage of the militarists. of the United States should bend ev­ e according to advices received here. ery effort for Warld peace In order Thirty-sevem million cosualtiea! Tell 'them that. Garrison's wife and throe other chil­ that the men who died In the world dren escaped death Posses were re' Thirty-seven casualties 1 Tell'it again. war should \ pot have died in vain. ported scouring hills for Garrison. Tbat .it is not a question of bjg arma­ Thirty-seven million casualties! Never stop telling. ments for world peace since those na­ tions of the woHd best armed wanted to use their armament and this caused the world war: There is no peace by araaiqent as the nations most pros­ ARMISTICE DAY MESSAGE perous and most active in armament and working for world power were the BY JOHN R. QUINN first to want war aad had painted the National Commander, American Legion seven seas with the blood of the Five Men and One Woman Implicated young men -of the world. It has bceh In Affair However, Five years ago today the War ended—officially. 1. .... it haa not really ended,. nor . found that big developments and can it end until the principled for .which our soldiers fought have been fulfilled to tho utmost. mare treaties with nations were BUFFALO, Nov. 12— Six persons, ■crape of paper, that education and ono a woman held without bail in It la fitting that on this day we should rededicate ourselves to “carrying on’’ by Bolemn science and wealth had been used to connection with killing of GeorgsHA. declaration within our own consciences. To doyour part today in this re-pledging to principle, develop twar. That (only the spirit Stewart, federal dry enforcement pause for a moment and recall the principles for which our men went wlllof good,will toward men throughout agent in Cabaret early Sunday. Sal­ P V I ingly to the chance of death—many to die. , , . , ' * the world would promote peace ever­ vatore Pannlava, part owner of es­ lasting in the world and that all men tablishment and his brother, Ralph You remember the phrase on their lips and in their hearts: “a war to should Inculcate the principles of waiter, alleged have Arad nine shots •EK?*' *’TxsM end war.” Yet wars are not ended. They went beyond the seas into a good will before w an would cease. into Sewart’s body, are atlli being l i. » hcl1 of death and destruction that their sons and daughters and the sons There wjre four causes for war said sought the speaker and they ware greed, JealousyAthe s p ir it-o f revenge for The construction of the new pack­ past ravages of war,end a stubborn ing house for the Sebrfng Citrus prejudice that prevented men from Growers' AasocUtion, which will re­ k & S S f c m - Htr‘v0 unceasingly for peace. This does not mean that we have joined meeting (around Urn conference table place the old one burned nearly two ■P] the ranks of those so-called pacifists of war-time memory. Far from it. to adjust their differences. “May God Weeks ago, will be commenced Mon­ , As long as conditions may make war necessary to protect our notion from make oa worthy of (these men who day morning with a large force " of aggression or the call to arms. But we atriYe. toward on-erg when our went forth to fight ffr an ldaalMand men on hand to push <U to speedy nation and all nations may live and fulfill their destinies without injustice, oppression or the completion. The plans and specifi­ necessity to protect themselves from such by force. . . cations which were drawn up by The American J>gion pledged itself to no one.pUui to end war. Neither does it aak that F rank O. Adams, architect of Tempo, you do so. It is a question Upon whicl) opinions differ; each must act according to his belief. have been accepted. They call for a stucco bonding, 110 by 144, giving a But we do ask that you, upon this Armistice Day, take the solemn resolve that you will greaU r capacity and a larger floor leave no act undone or word unsaid that may advance, even, in the smallest degree, the era of ■pace than in the original p la n t It perpetual peace. You may Hot havo the opportunity of speaking from a platform, but this wi|I allow for the handling of eight does pot excuse yoq. If yo uhave one neighbor, one friend, wham you can convert to the cause cars a day, with a possibility of ten of peace and fail to do so, then you have not'kept faith with those who “sleep in Flinders cars by working sn extra sh ift an organization, international, of leclared that, once brothers represented.. Here stive h cIpl pofo fworld t f ** opinion. W h e n c e t urgent»deipand of every man, suae of aQ time, the ending of war. iho kejit talth With you in tlie tiRM-of AVtfnrtfii Grapes and Small Portion of Y east V i City T h r A M r r la t r * P r » t « ) NEW HAVEN, Nov. 1?.—Thirty yale students have been questioned by the dean about tho presence in their rooms of grapcjuice which waa un* fermented when purchased but later waa made potent by addition of yeast. Agent took orders on the campus for Juice which waa delivered after so long a time many thought Ilia visit waa a hoax, With the Juice came directions for adding yeast. Many fol­ lowed the directions and found tho receipt worked nil right. . Failed Today When Benate Refused Admission OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 12.—F irst attempt to inject Ku Klux Klan issue into impeachment trial of Governor Walton failod today when senate court refused to permit witness to answer question that bore directly on governor’s opposition to organisa­ tion. Child In Oklahoma Is Not Pearl Turner FT. SMITH, Ark., Nov. 12— ChUd being held in Plcher, Okie., believed to'have been little Pearl Turner has been identifld as Elisabeth Holman. Turner girl been sought for several weeks,1hundreds of cltixens on sever­ al occasions participating in'comb of woods surrounding her home. I Ttr T h r A n a H u t r C l ’rc*«l HEIM.IN, Nov. 12.—Adolph Hitler, loader of the rocent Munich revolt, waa arrested today near Ij»fco StafTeJ, South Bavaria. He ottered ho reatatance. .THE HAGUE, Nov. 12.—Dr. Kan, an official of the ministry' of the In­ terior left for Doom today for a con­ ference with former Emperior Wil­ liam. LONDON, Nov. 12—Former Crown Prince Frederick Willionr has arrived at hla estate a t Ocls, says n Berlin correspondent' of the Central NcWs. The prince passed through Wuat^rhnusen near the Germnn capital where master in a brlrf speech LONDON, Nov. 12, A dispatch to tho Central News bureau from Berlin *ny.« the fighting organisations in Bdvarin, the dishnririmrnt and disarming of which were ordered, are still strong today and th a t they have sent an ultimatum to Dr. Von Kahr, the dictator, demanding Ibe resignation of tho ministry of Premier Von Knillingand amnesty for nil persons recently arrested. I The dispatch add . llial Adolph Hit­ ler, tho facial Ipader In Bavaria, is In the wood* sou til of Munich and that tho Austrian government is alarmed over his possible co-operation with the Hungarian deputy Ulaiu, who was arrested lost week, while on his way to Bavaria to confer with the Hitleritos. Therefore Austria has ordered the arrest of Hitler If ho crosses the frontier. / i ESSEN, Nov. 12.—Tho Frei&h gen­ eral commanding in the Hessen dis­ trict lias ordered the city high .school closed from November 12 to De­ cember. This action was taken be­ cause a group of pupils playing in the court yard whistled decisively at a regiment of French soldier* as It marched past. The directors of the school were arrested. • . PARIS, Nov. 12.—The German ^ crown prince's exile in Holland, loot- . Last week saw the completion of ing Just five years, exceeded five-fold plans to colonise and dovelop _ as that of Napoleon at Elba, and it re­ farms and poultry yards, 70,000 aeres mains for the council of ambassadors 3J of land in Palm Busch county, ac­ to docido whether the erstwhile heir , " cording to Mine. B. Wesley, of San to the crown of Prussia Is attem pting, , jj Francisco, who ia promoting the to play the role of Bonaparte and scheme. The plans are *o utilise the some of S t Helena must be provided Und as a settlement for Americanborn Serbs, Roumanisns and Hun­ for him before 100 days have elapsed. • garians who Will engage In the poul­ or whether he la just plkin Mr. Rohmtoll cm trying to lead a quiet life as ' try business on a Urge scale. * a private citizen und as such will, be '' ' The south end of St. Lucia county permitted to remain in the fatherland. The future adjustment- of k ifs due for a period of real growth ick'.William's Ufa U now antir and prosperity. The proposed bridge across the Indian River .at Jensen to the ambassador*’, council, I will more than put that section bn the a* the reich government will map. Naturally, it is one ofAha most ite advice, and that be •beautiful in Florida and wilts only refuse* to cnlighlcp tl for the magic influence of develop­ popuHinn* a* to what ment and money to rival any of the liana, notes or ultimatt new, better .known sectlone of Flor- it trill send to the Berl ida'a beautiful East Coast. ell meeting fixed for to poned until Tuesday. wixcn for the po h i - that “the in Opening a U U6t >wv ve �hr V * i ■ ■ H - / ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ -■ *■ - ** - f h IH U B ia n il ^ jiiit • ^ . ARB. FRED DAlGEIt *------ — •----------------------- --------- 8od*ty BdlU, • Phone 217-W If you hare any friend* visiting you—If you nro going anywhere or coinaig home, or If you aro cntertalhing, write a postal card to thla department, giving detalli, or telephone the Item. I t will be greatly appreciated. DARJ freshmenta constat: aali^d, potato chip*, tines, olive* and he served. f Among Umnc bn]' p arty were Mm. Hi Mr*. Mcltory,' Wttii. of chicken This season 20 acres good celery land in flow­ ing well district. Price $850.00 TO LLIVER Rooms 501*2 t h ir t e e n A GAME WORTH PLAYING. Let’ play WE ARE GLAD, It’s a thrilling game, And. the playing will bo Bweot; Let's say WE ARE GLAD; say it Joyt fully ; Every time we moot. i Let's play WE ARE GLAD nnd ^ay WE ARE GLAD, t <It need not, of course, be true) But I ’ll venture to say sra WILL BE V, GLAD •Before the game la through. • —Vivian Yciscr I.aramorc. b r id g e c l u b . Mrs. Harry B. Lewis was the graci­ ous hostess yesterday afternoon when sho .entertained the member* of her brtdgo club, at her home on Magnolia avenue, there being two table* of players. A profuaion of ferna combined with a variety of cut flower* with roacs predominating, were artlatlcally used In the rooms whero the card tables were arranged. The color motif of pink and green being carried out Ih every detail. Of capeclal Interest wns the card game, the prise for top score, a Dutch straw flower basket, wns won by Mrs. E. F. Housholder. At die conclusion of tho game, Mrs. Lewis served chicken a la king In patties, perfection salad, hot rolls, olives and coffee. Ahtong those enjoying tho cordial hospitality of Mrs. Lewis were Mrs. E. F. Housholder, Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Mrs. W. C. inil, Mrs. I). P. Drum­ mond, Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Miss Kath­ erine Wilkcy, M r .sFE..Mcyamscwfp rine Wilkcy, Mrs. F. E. Roumillat and Mrs. David Caldwell. Miss Erect Little who is’ a student a t 8tetaon University at DeLand, will arrive here thla evening to spend the week-end with her parents. COL. THEODORE ROOSEVELT AUXILARY TO ASSEMBLE Mrs. Forrest Lake, Miss Snrlta AT CENTRAL PARK l i k e and her attractive guest Miss FJolse Smith of Mariana, motored to The member* of Col. Theodore Orlando last evening where they a t­ Roosevelt Auxiliary No. 3, U. S. W. tended the dance a t the Country Club. V., arc requested to osscmblo a t Cen­ ■■ ' —1 tral Park, Monday a t ten a. m. to Mis* Charlotte Smith, who is a t­ pay tribute to the memory of the boItending Stetson University at DoLand, dicr and sailor dead of the World War. U - spending the weok-ond here with LOU SMITH TERIIEUN, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Artie President Smith. MARION F. IIALLAUD, Sec. k Miaaea Nodrmn Holland and Willie Mae Shepard of Miition are the a t­ KINDERGARTEN BCIIOOI tractive gucSt* of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gbodspccd at their home on Magnolia Kindergarten Kchool each school day at B. S. A. Room, 4th and Park. Children five years old nro eligible. Mrs. E. E. Cox, who hns been spend­ Pupils collected each morning by ing several months in IHinols is the Hognn's B urs . . g^cst of Mrs. Joseph J. Dickinson at 101-3tc. her homo o nMagnolin avenue. Mrs. Cox' has scores of friends who will Ti.blc hoard $0.00 per week. Hot and b« ihleretsed to learn of her visit. * cold water, furnished rooms, $3.00 . _____ per week. Room and board $8.00 pot DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY. week Mrs. Z. T Stedmnn, 603 W. All of the Daughters of Wesley nro Third street. 189-Gtp. requested to meet Tuesday evening • t 7:80 at tho home of Mrs. Dwight CATHOLIC BAZAAR Babbitt on Sanford Heights, to sew Christmas Bazaar of Catholic for tho Batsar. •t * ■ . -­ church at Parish House, December 5 PIPE ORGAN CLUB and 0. . lGl-to Dec 0. On account of Armistice duy cele­ bration beln gheld on Monday, the We have one of the best corner loca­ Pipe Organ Club hnvo postponed their tions in Sunford, eleven romp house, mooting until Monday November 19th garngo with two rooms over it, for when, they will meet at tho home of sale or will trade for vacant lots or Mrs. J. O. Sharon on Tenth street. city property of uny description on right basis. A. P. Connelly & Sons. 193-tfc. LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY. Quantities of lovely yellow chry­ santhemums and elder greeted the LOST gUeita yesterday nfternoon when Mra. R. II. Itoicbro entertained at I.OST—I small Better puppy bridge -at her attractive new homo on white body with hluck marklns Magnolia avenue. on head, liclwecn four and five Tally cards and other details were monthw old. Finder pleaHe noti­ beautifully carried out in green and fy W. C. Hill or Hill Lumber yellow and when scores were counted Co. 1931tfc. jf to r a spirited game of bridge, the LOST—Green and tan knltecd wool pries for high score, a receipt clipacarf near Gables Wednesday night. pjng book, was won by Mrs. MeRory; Return to Yowoll Co., and receive second prize, a novelty suit and pep­ reward. per, shaker, went to Mrs, Horry 193-tfc. Walsh; Mra. Owens won the cut prize, rOUND a act of sealing wax, while tha low j score prize, a deck of card* wak | awarded Mrs. John C. Smith. Following tho game, tho tables ( woro laid with dpinly covers and ro-j — * ‘ Matinee fpr School Children Daily nt 4:00 ' g 7:30,and 9:15 P. M Night ShowH B tn rtin . TODAY * Wip. Fox Presen t« [ FARNUM whJ wJJ”l! A real YVe«tarn Fox Feature . "When Thero’n A WUI.” Mult and Jeff Also Fox News SO^ents/_____ r>■ Matinee 10 ami 16 Cunts ■Amateur N i g h t y Acls.cf Vaudeville .‘^Through *IT|c Storm" " i - T ¥ p to ........... ,. - • K pcrial A u n fo tlc c D ay A la'.inio a t li p. m. lUIIUlinillHIIIIUIIIUMliNIIIIIMHIMI r. t • • « • . ; • ■ » * - •, r ■ $ First National Bank Bldg, CRACKED ICE” Phono 95 , tw o -a ct com ed y All Klnda of Insurance AUTO OWNERS HAVESURPRISE IF THEY WAIT Any Longer To Take Out Certificate , of Ownership H. Eaton, of Palatka, 1* a guest of TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov., 0— tho Valdez while in the city. A hundred thousand or more auto­ bile owners In Florida are duo for a J. E. Stickney, of Daytona, travel­ surprise If they wait much longer to in g auditor of the Southern Bell Tele- take out certificates of title on their phono Co., la a business Visitor to m otor cars, according to officials in Sanford stopping a t tho Valdez. the Comptrollers office. License tag application blanks, more than 300,000 J. B .Carlisle, Jr., of Ocala, was an of which already have been ordered, arrival Friday a t tho Valdez and will are designed to bring out whether or be here for somo time, calling on the not the applicant has a certificate of local hardware dealers. title showing his ownership of the car for which he seeks a license. Un­ T. A. Houghton is a business visitor less a certificate has been issued, the to Sanford from Greensboro, N. C., officials say, the license tag will be and will be a guest of the Valdez withheld until it has been obtained. while in tha city. . Wherefore the surprise, for every year there is a great rush in January M. S. Silliman is in Sanford today for automobile license togs. F re­ calling on tho local accessory dealers. quently the applicant waits until the He makoB his headquarters a t the last moment to order his tag and then Valdez when in the city. * wanss it in a hurry, but beginning with January 1 .those without certi­ R. M. Fuller of Dnytonn, represen­ ficates of title will be "out of luck," tative of the Reynold* Tobacco Co., is it is stated. ' . a guest of tho Valdez and will be in Only .fifty-eight thousand titles Sanford several days calling on the have been issued since the .Certifi­ local merchants. cate of Title, or, Anti-Theft law, has been in offect—beginning July 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan, Jr., of Tho nutomobile Jiccnsc records show, Savannah, Ga., arc visitors to the however, th a t there. arc approximate­ City Substantial, driving down in ly 160,000 motoQrVehlclcs In the state. their car. They lire registered at Iho This, the rocord^show, indicates that Valdez. 100.000 of these vehicles arc without the necessary proof of ownership to Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bockoven ar­ entitle their ownors to a license tog rived in Sanford Friday having driven under the new {requirements. down from Enst Rochester, N. Y., in A number of communities arc. nlso their car, and will spend tho winter said to be planting for nn immediate in Florida. They are spending sev­ enforcement of the Auto Theft Lnw, eral days a t the Valdez. V uncording to infqrmntion reaching the Comptroller’s office, which may force Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Whitney, of Bos­ the owners who have failed to pro­ ton, Mass., arrived in Sanford^ Friday vide themselves with certificates of coming down from Jacksonville on title to run their machines into the the S. S. psceola. They will be guests garage and keep it there until the cer­ of tho Valdez during their tyrief stay tificate has been obtained, or run the in tho City Substantial. risk of being taken in by the state .1. L. Dinklc and Hon. C. W Entz- inspectors. minger of Longwood were umong the The exact number of motor vehicle visitors to thy city today. They re­ liccnso registrations to date for the port Longwood ns being in first class year 1023 is 172,782 of which there sbnpo and much property changing are about 12,000 transfer and dupli­ hands. cates, lenving a net registration of 162.000 motor vehicles. Use bran, cotton seed meal, molasses nnd Purls Great! for cut worms. Yes we have it all. Sanford Feed & Sup­ ply Co. Sco tho Sanford Stove Works, 602 Hanford avenue before buying stoves. Wo will save you money. Wo also repair s I ovcb of ull klifcls, grafonalos nnd guns, v « - • 193-ltp. "Attractive Hotel, 35 rooms, fine con­ ditions. Fronts Indian River and Dixie Highway. Near Ocean Inlot. Bridge to ocean beach building. Price $14,000. Cush needed $7,600.00. Box 27 Fort Pierce, Fla.” 1 . 103-ltp. * Woman Wins Suit A gainst Insurance Companies In Penn PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.—Mra. Cathrinu Rosier, with her brotherin-law, A rthur Roaiarr today won a ault front two Insurance' companies for $38,668 on accident policies car•Tied by her husband Oacar ‘Rosier, whom *ha shot and killed In hta office heto Januaty 21, 1022. Sho also shot und killed Hosier’s stenpgiapher, Misa Geruldiuu Rcckitt, hut subsequently was acquitted. Judge Thompson in the United Statca district court directed a ver­ dict fur thy Hosiers on tho ground that the Insurance Companies bad failed to provo Rosier was commiting a crime when his wife found hint In thy company of his stenograph­ er and killed him. -. H eft's tho'news frciu Pniis^ High hrcls fur. men are -stylish. Wo \yould bate to .be in their shoes. I CHICAGO, N6v. 10.—Opening grain prices: Wheat, December, 104 1-2 to 10j»; May, 110 to 1-8; corn, December, 76 3-4 to 77; oats, December, 42. NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.—Cotton at eleven o’clock call: Close, Dec., 32.47 to 6S; January, 32.57 tp 00. \ Children’s E. Z. Union Suits size 3 to 12, at per suit $1.00 Boys’ Union Suits, size 24 to 34, at per s u it ........----- $1.00 [ $12.50 Ladies’ Coats at each ____ $9.98: $18.00 Ladies’ Coats, at each........................ ..............- $lS-00 | $12.50 Ladies’ D resses, at each ............— ....— - .........$0*08 \ $22.50 Ladies D resses, at e a c h ............. ......................... $18.00 j Children’s Coats, sizes 3 to 17 y e a r s ............. $2.98 to $12.50: Asks This Lady, "That I’m a Be­ liever in Cardoi7”—Had. Been So Weak She Had to Go to Bed. *' ■ * I " " . i .. $12,50 Boys’ Suits, 2 pair p a n ts ____ — ..— •— - CHILE ^7; 'HI ■ $27.50 Men’s Suits, at per s u it __ :................................ *$22.50 j Osawstomle, Kins,—Mrs. B. E. Kexst, | formerly of Illinois, residing here, says; ! "My husband Is • bill circulars distributed, chanced to be a Ladies E among hi* circular*. I t some oi the family to get Cardql. . . . I . medicines and took It [Cardul) laBhUlv, and two weeks from take Cardufl was out for months, i continued to Improve .< . 1 �1TJ U * I M73 £1^ * iV The H erald P rin tin g Co. 189-fltp, iu r l-* n . J. IIOIXY.. II. A. NKKt... l t a t r « M ade A p p lica tio n Kuan* l.fctt’lft SI HIP. ....... firm Ia fI O H VALUE TO A COUNTY OF NEWS­ PAPER PUBLICITY. VlVni T h a a e 33S-W a f t e r t f . a . Thoughtful men have learned In large measure that the best source of extending any propaganda is through the columns of the press. There is other good advertising, It Is true; but newspaper publicity coVcrs the ground better and leaves a firmer impression upon the minds of the renders than any other. Various arc the methods of this sort of publicity, all of which are good. Some arc better than others. There Is the “spccinl edition” which may be sent broadcast over the coun­ try to ns many addresses of "possi­ bilities” as may be secured. Such an ftn li.rrtp tln a F r ie r In A d v a n c e i O ac Y d r . ...... ................. ..... ....... f S it M onths ....... ................... .. D r ill rred la C l l r h r f.'arrlcr One SVvcIt.___________ .______ ___ is C. Tfce h l « IX- fn IM-pajtc I V r r k lr I t e r ­ a te c n llr e lr r « v r n krn tian lc C a n a ls nnd la p a k lh k n l n e r y F r ld n r . A d v c rtlalnK r a le * m ade k n u itn on nppllrntlan . » M * p e r s*>ar, n lw n , a In advance. d is p a tc h e s h e ro in m u a ls o reserved. TO AlIVKItTISKIIIW I n t r s s e of errors or om ission in le s a l or other ad vertisem en ts The H erald P rin tin g Company does not hold Itse lf llslila for d am age further than th e am ount received for euch ad vertisem en ts, • foreign Advertising hep I THE AMERICAN PRESS A! ARMISTICE DAY As we write these few lines we hoar the small boys nnd some of the big laiys firing shooting crackers and other noise makers Just outside our window and it makes us wonder Just what it is all about. Is Armistice Dny a time for flro crackers ami cele­ bration or should it he a day m n u ict ' reflection nnd memories of Those whose deeds will never be forgotten? fields, and of those who gave their To those of us who passed through all before crossing the deep blue sen tho fiery furnace and saw war an it to actively engage in the struggle for wns in ail Its ghastly horror the ccle-. dcmocrncy. (■ration of Armistice Day Is anything but a celebration. It is nn observance, Wonderful day for Armistice Dny a dedication, a memorial nnd not a ■no ruin, not too warm, just right. Roman holiday and an such It should hot ho celebrated with fire crackers Tho lettuce growers who ship this and noise but it should be observed week arc jubilant over the prospects With appropriate exercises ami the of good stuff and fair prices. army and navy should bo the honored guests of the fpast prepared. But It looks like all of Florida is com whether It be a celebration or an ob­ fronted with one of the best seasons servance let ua all combine today in 1In the history of the state. And wc a thanksgiving service that the great­ should all pull "for Florida” and not est war in history is a thing of the for one section of the state. past and thnt whila those of ua here are alive wo will not stand for an­ The former Crown Prince of Ger­ other war hut that we will unito in many is now In Germany. It may be the effort to cement peace In all the for a peaceful mission or it may mean nution* of the world nnd never again another political upheaval In Ger­ shall the mother's heart he torn over many. Whatever happens will probtho dejjpr^xc, o( .hgr hoys us they nbly be for the best but wo would shoulder the gun to march away In like to see Germany get a stable gov­ ull the vigor of young manhood—for ernment, pny off her debts and again cannon fodder for the aggrandise­ resume her place among tho nations ment yf rulers, for the money making of the world. The war Is over. of the trusts, for tho power of cer­ tain men who would gamble on hu­ The Chamber of Commerce is put­ man flesh. ting on nn advertising campaign of Five yeurs after tiie world’s great largo proportions this year and ono catastrophe, America pays homage to thnt will get rcsulta along every line. tho 70,000 men who fell upon the The day has come for Snnford and fields of honor. Today this great na­ all of Seminole County to ndvertiso tion, dedicated to tho principals of along the right lines. The Publicity liberty, celebrates this momentous Committee of the Chamber of Com even of the greatest victory at arms memo has been working hard on this subject and they are ull men who in history. Five years have parsed nml the know what real publicity should be. wounds of the bitterest struggle of The money will be spent judiciously nil mankind are gradually holding. and the results iwl soon ho apparent. Since that eventful day of 1018 the The Herald will come out early to­ nations of the earth havo taken u decided step toward universal pence day in order thnt nil the force can get by naval disarmament. Lot us rejoice away to enjoy the football game and and give blessing. lx<t us bow our the fireworks and other fag ends of bends for a few moments today in tho big celebration. The Herald /.loutaui 1uoi]w putt porous—.<.nmi.nu takes no vocation today although it —of those who lay on yonder battle- is ono dny that we would ull liku to : i SENTIMENT-Old and New As M fH. ■m n •m m u M m a jgl H :m a Things Worth While Picked Up Along tho Way; Somu From Pens Long Ago Laid Down; Some From Pens of Later Days i r s vou It isn't the preacher’s flowery prayer Or the way the choir sings, Or the size of tho coin your neighbor gives. Or the help your brother brings, It ikn't the sifce 6f your favorite church, Or the cost of your favorite pew, Or tho style of the. clothes the membera wear, For it isn’t the church—it’s you. . It isn't the way the work is done, Or the way the money’s spent, Or whether the Gospel's all brought in, Or whether there’s one that’s sent.' It isn't the kind of creed they love, Or the peculiar things they do, Or whether tho doctrine suits your taste, . For it isn’t the church—it’s you. . * 18-00 per' in, 603 W, For the chains as strong as the weakest link, And it breaks with a heavy load, Hut the church that’s full of the links that pull Can level the roughest road. If you can get in touch with the Master’s will, With your heart and labors too. You will love your church, thoug it has it’s faults; For it isn't the church—it’s — lu n M n iu w iiiiiiiiiu iiii take since wc aro vitally interested in the American Legion and all thnt it holds dear. The men on the Herald did their full part In the World War und we know what Armistice Day means. SCOUTING APPEALS TO MEN hurt, and how to save a person from drowning and a hundred other things which I should have known and didn't. Say, fellows, my kid puts It all over me for knowing , things and I am sometimes ashamed to admit It, but it sure is the truth, but I am loarnI' x fast, nnd I am going to get n troop of Scouts of my own, and Jim ­ mie Is going to be my partol leader nnd since we took that last hike, my boy nnd I have been tho greatest pnls In the world. Nothing llko It, men, try it.* "Only ho enn hope to train n child i nthe way to go who goes thnt way himself." Men, are you geared to your high­ est moral lone? Do you sit level in the balance when different groups THOSE CAIFOUNIA. "FOOLS, nre tugging at tho scales? Do you mistake your virtue for capacity? City planning may be, as the St. The big iden ia to get tho Scout Petersburg Ixd's-not-do-lta have said movement into tho hands of adequate it is, a "fool theory." If so, a good and permanent leadership with the many fools have won very high places greatest number of boys under proper nnd exercise great responsibility In leadership. mony of the country’s greatest nnd ' Scouting is ns necessary in n com­ most progressive cities. munity as a patrol la to u troop, There is Los Angeles. Most peo­ neither .is against the other hut both ple here wotild llko to sec St. Peters­ ure for each other. burg become "the Los Angeles of the A man in business may get into a South," and few of them would say rut, but he never can in Scouting, for that the greatest tourist city on there is no such thing ns u rut in the earth h:i8 mkde, or is linble to make, Scout program, for a rut is only a u fool of itself. grave with the ends knocked out und Los Angelos has a City Planning in business one munt be enreful not Commission, and it is clothed among to bury himsHf. other things with the ono particular There arc three points men should power sought'for St. Petersburg in know about Scouting: tho city planning law rejected by the '’list—^-There is a misconception people last August after a campaign that Scouting is play. of opposition said to have been tin* Second—Some folks think thnt most mendacious nnd malicious ever Scouting is military (a misconce­ known In the Sunshine City—the ption). power to control ‘the character of Third—Scouting is not organized urban developments through a veto athletics. power over plats. Tho fundamental facts necessary to The Los Angeles papers regularly put Scouting nrross nre Action nnd publish as official news the actions Observation. There is objective action of the City Planning Commission on and Hubjcrtivo action. Objective nctlon is telling. Subjective uction is plats, nnd here is the heading of one of the Btories from the Times of that doing (getting results). city: From the germ of action develops i h. *tVf V.’i ‘* ' * the program of action. Honor, owner­ isfrt* •NEW SUBDIVISIONS APPROVED’ ship, nense of responsibility und a t­ titude are the heart nnd aoul of Scouting nnd bring out tho best in "Twenty-sevt*u Tracts Parsed on by Commls^ioi ; Two Rejected Bethe boy who should have maximum caqxe <rf Small Slxo.of Lots doing nnd minimum looking on. and I? cause of UnauitThe Scoutmaster is a trainer rather ul le Ixwation." than nn administrator. He develops ■ the scout spirit through the patrols. Description^. of thctwenty-eqven The program he plans are the key follow,'and here are some of the ac­ notes to the Scouts activities. tions recorded on them: No community would be without a “Approved.* troop of Scouts (f they know tho val­ "Approved conditionally." . ue of that troop to (he community, "Tract ordered submitted to Mr. nor would any Scout troop lack lead­ ership if the men only know tho joy Golden for report as to possible con­ of outdoor life with a troop of Scouts nection with the plans for the harbor district.” on a hike. "Tentatively, approved on condition Men, it-m akes you want to be u Daniel Boone, or a Kit Carson, or a that Normandie Avenue be htade R0 Davy Crockett or a Lewis Wetsel. feet in width and with the under­ Tho fascination of the all outdoors, standing that Seventh street is to the cooking of your own meals, the be dedicated through the tract.” "Tentatively approved on condition peace of sleeping under tho stars, tho wonder of the moonlight and tho Joy that Lombardy Boulevard be made 80 of the awakening next morning with feet wide from El Screno Avenue to the song of birds, the ripple of the Budau Street, and that walks be pro­ stream, and the great notes of glad vided on the knoll as shown In pellow ness bursting from a thousand on the blue.print." "Tentatively approved on condi­ throats, makes you roallzo that life is worth while when there Is so much tion that the lot* fronting on lane be omitted from tho subdivision.” y. for which to be happy. "Disapproved." Ju st hear what Mr. Daddy said: Honestly, now—does this Los An­ "Until Jimmy became a Scout, I never knew what it was to sleep out­ geles city panning business look fool­ doors nor to cook my own meals, and ish to you »..<■ the action of our voters I never really heard the song of birds In killing a law for St. Petersburg? until he called my attention to the —St. Petersburg Times. thirty or forty which he so quickly Frostproof la going to bond for recognised and named, and he showed me how to make a leanto for ahel- $30,000 worth of streets. All the ■te r and to dress a wound if I were Ridge ielah her well. located, -'fie read a letter from City Mnnngcr Earl Brown, of DeLand, ■howing the many benefits derived by DeLand from the tin can tourists and telling how much money they left In DeLand In actual cash and how many of them have purtrhased property. Manager Brown said that under the real plan of tourist camps as prac­ ticed by that aftd other cities the tourists was a distinct asset to the city." ■ ,***; / I t will bo seen that the speaker di­ verged from the newspaper publicity and touched upon the publicity gained by treating tho pcoplo who come to the state in their cars In a most hos­ pitable manner. Nothing can be lost to the community by such n plnn. Ev­ ery tourist returns to his homo In the spring withyn kindly thought for the place in which he stopped, and tbc chances are good that having been satisfied with the treatm ent he will return. It is on tho second visit he makes up his mlnd-to buy a property of some sort In that locality. That means "new money" In tho place, a new man with new plans for advanc­ ing tho locality, and another man to urgo friends to come FloridawardB. Lake county and Osceola county have felt the gnin made by forward­ ing subscriptions for a stated number of months to Inquirers for informa­ tion, druwn by tiny advertisements In some northern papers a t a trifling cost. Other counties in the state have carried on such o campalgrt with ex­ cellent results. Careful ’ calculators have made various estimates as to the value of a family locating In some county that advertises its wares, and, although there Is no means of know­ ing to a certainty that value, It Is agreed thnt several families added to a county arc worth much more than the thousand dollars or so which it might have cost to urge them to come. —Palnlko News. hts poultry and eggs or finds the market dull, the paper tells of It in no disguised terms. Every reader In every portion of the country knows full well that no state, no county, Is 100 per cent perfect. Telling the truth' drives no one away, nor does It prevent the incoming resident from securing the property suiting him. It was for such a purpose, and such a purpose alone, that the legislature of Florida gave every county the right to levy one additional mill—a right which some of the progressive coun­ ties have found of enormous value. The Herald deliwore<l nix times ■ At a recent meeting of the Rotaweek for I5c rlans of Sanford there was a sympo­ sium upon the topic of publicity for a city and county. Quoting from the Electric H eaters ....$6.50 Herald of that city which mentioned tho remarks of Frank McMahon along Sink stoppers hold the tho lines for which the speakers were w ater in the sink 35c Invited is tho following: "Being in tho real estate business Safety Razors, Gillette Style ............... :.:....75c and having experience in community work and advertising Mr. McMahon Dozen Blades ...50c thought that sending out the local paper wns the best means of bringing Ink w riting pencils $2.50 new people to this city and'county Bike T i r e s $1.65 and he gave his reasons for so think­ F. P. RINES ing, giving concrete examples glean­ ed from his own experience. IIo also 105 Palmetto Ave. Phene 481-J IfEVA Out Listings of Homes, Lois, llusirfcss Chances, Groves, Etc., Is Large. Consult Us First BRITT Realty Co. Inc. 3urety, Fidelity, Casualty Bonds and Invcsments « -VALDEZ HOTEL SANFORD, ---------- FLORIDA BECAUSE you are always welcome here, you never can intrude. P e o p l e s R a n k o r Rawfowd S . i i r a a o I l o s i OA J t *9-fv*,ii. *• ORANGE GROVE, with niefe home, with lake frontage, bearing trees, seven acres, Price S6,500. Terms TEN ACRE ORANGE GROVE, without house, located in best orange section of Seminole County. If purchased with fru it on the trees can be had for $6,500.00. Terms Nice bungalow with all conveniences, located on Palm etto avenue, four blocks from Main Street $4,250.00. Terms ■V j LVi --------- — 1 • ■ ■ y . , >i. tft k . �► am m ^ i «= ""■■■ ■ t h t t n the plac Luke, and for sheer bcauiin{* one seldom sues Uifitr equal,- .There f a it .huge expanao of water In.'*>dth bilt rtt the same thrte they .do Tftotsdcni like'big lakes, Tho ONE OF THE COMING CITIES OF SPLENDID SEMINOLE ■tin son for this Is the peculiar way Ml CU^rj-i . By Frank Whitman ;in> Florida .Grower they’meander around the.’district. 8i>cci»l Tax District Honda Sold ** rah into. Crystal Lake nt-three differ­ ent point?, each time thinking I find come upon a different body of water. Just a short time ago I was the re­ home ought to be fn reach1of everyone Jfcthe1 Btfrti of thlrty-)hrce This peculiar formation mikes for cipient of k letter from a rather en­ now. •: ‘ thousand, dpUars, of Special,Tax School plctureiqucnos'j, you piust admit, but ' . f, District. No, 2, (U n a w ^ k District), thusiastic citizen of the nice ltttlo • Lake Mary Is secluded, that is ht the same timo it builds up home; ; yqmlnnls, county, (' ;solfl jjeccntly to town and district of Lake Mary.- I true—hut at the aamO' timo there arc nitos nftd-grovealtcs of .really re­ Sldney-SpJtxer and Company, of Tole- was struck with tho earnest tone of many who will recognizo In the loca­ markable kinds. There arc dosetis of * •. . thousand, the epistle, which assured me that tion ju s t‘the thing they.have been lni* S f? dollars "for every, house — had. built in the looking for. One doesn’t look A o r \l? should (and prohkbly will)bo .the site basis of past two years Lake Mary tins built much morp than good road? and a lo r estate homes; 'They-oho and all $105.26. At the same time twenty twenty. The first thing you know we railroad In seeking homo locations, I' will admit of th'p finest kind of g ar­ thousand dollar bond l^sfee o f Spetlal will have a city here and neither the take it. Lake Mary has these, but dening’and homo decorating. I have School D b tr|ci No. 6, (Geneva) told Florida Grower nor Florida will at the same time It has exclusiveness seen places where milions were spent to Pruddert imd Company, of Toledo, know it" This looked to me a groat sought by many to my .knowledge. U- building just such locations as Ohio, to r twenty thousand, eight hun­ deal like a dare and I proceeded to Tho town’s vory. location is an asset. those; The advantages fur ideal dred and eighty-ono dollars, or on a "take It up.” I must say that I was In my opinion, and, as I havo told you homesitrs a t I*nke Mary: is the last pleasantly impresed with the visit, of the town’s two startsr the first of • basis of $ 1 0 4 . 4 ( L . '. . ratherastonished/that a little district which waa a failure |n a way, I am and biggest start-fo r tho town and , i These are host sales of bonds of any district. It-should succeed with any k(nd ever made in Seminole county, could get gotng^in such short time going to. go farther and toll of tho kind of fostering caso^on^Just these ’ and Indicate a healthy condition of with so little publicity. Nohr you things Cleat arc happening and have lines, if no other cxisfed^ : •' the bond market, especially on school have the motive behind this week’s happened—all of which should make In driving almuLwKJf the very first chat, and wo wll get buy on quite a for sharply increased .values 1n sites bonds of this county. v man In here, Inick nlmiit thirty-five nnd farm and grove lands' (n the near The proccods of the above bonds few bujecta of Interest. years ago he came, I'learned much of The town is a t presont Just a tiny future. It Is seldom, if over, that I trill be used In tho construction of interest, for 1 was anxious to know am' a "bum gucsscr,” ,for I am at modern,school buildings In Geneva, place, If one ahould judge from the had beecrt held -back, for so many least supposed to havo ray fingers on Lake Mary and midway between business district, which consists of a by just svhnt twist qf fate Lake Mary the* pulse of thoso northern friends of Longwood and Altamonte Springs, couple of stores and a postofflcc. It /years. When l asked if tills was noi the latter to be a .consolidated school Is when, one stops on the gas and mine and prescribe that dose of Flor­ formerly a big gamp country, ho said: for the two towns. Bids on the con drives around tl^at the real extent of ida which 1 think they need. *So— fa Mill." This attracted hie, ns •’It structioh •of thc'ijt buildings will be the place becomos apparent, for tiny right now—If you want a home In a 'll would mor, anyone with' tho love place of quiet beauty, where the ndvertUed for a t onoo and work will homes appear here and there In the of sport that I possess. He told me forces of nature have combined in ddpbtleep begin before the close of most unexpected places. There are gentle and hesbUfol topogrAphy—I . ot hls first endeavors, showed me the roads of very good quality leading 1ft i * w a. as . a . 4 _ tbU year. . ...so vnrtf nil smalfiffldii very first liliiLlimv building nand poslofficc, ntul and advise Lnkn Mary.: And especially from th e.b ig highway that runs up When these proposed school build­ took mo over Homo very fine, land. ings hate been erected Seminolo coun­ from Orlando and another coming in If- you arc getting along toward the There arc sumo streets about to bo ty will have modern brick and con­ from Sanford. The wood trails I sunset of life and want to get away cut through that will connect both crete building*. In Sanford, Lake Mary, traversed arc not at all bad, howev­ from tbe strife and jars of huslncss, lakes with- n roadway. On nn island Typical Florida climate prevails— Lake Monroe, Oviedo, Geneva nnd er. I am asupiing that tho town was in-Crystal Uiku he showed me his Longwood and Altamnote Springs. named after the lake or vice-versa. of cqilrse—and the finest of water. T poultry farm. Ho has a lino grove, ’ Few, if any, counties of Florida can Back yonder quite a few years a understand the latter analyzes over too. In his littlo flivver wu want ov­ then boast of a larger percentage of group of capitalists built a. largo 00 percent pure. You couldn't hnve It er the hills without any attempt to much f e tte r than that anywhere. modem school buildings than Scmin- starch factory here at this place, And a roadway. It was enjoyable— Theso gentle hills and lakes are with the Intention of making.starch •pis will-hove. ' very. " somehow different from any I havo ' The voters of Seminole county hnvc from cassava. All that remains of tho On Lako Crystal is also a mighty always taken a progressive stand to­ fnctory now is a picture. It yas real­ seen. Maybe it Is because I saw no broad and beaten ronds leading down nice casino. JBathiug facilities urc ly a pretentious undertaking, and It wards everything pertaining to edu­ cation; and, nothing can do more for Is to be regretted that the Industry to the takes. I'oslbly It was because provided irndgsronting nml fishing is tho prosperity rof a county than n started so far ahuad of its time, A 1 saw so many tajl pines untouched always oiulof the sports. Tho lake lot of growers agreed to plant acre­ by the axe or saw. I t might have has a fine snntl bottom; slopes out progressive educational spirit. ages, hut for some reason didn't de­ been in the immense oaks that rus­ from' shnlow to deep very gently. So The Herald for first class job work. liver the goods. For lack of capital tled so entertainingly. ‘I stood fn overy one con havo tho fun of the wnand active ,co-operation the factory quite a few sb.ots and thought of tho tors,'without necessarily being an ex­ ARTHUR D taC^N S SECRETARY curled up and died—one might say in homes thnt could and should be built pert swimmer. There are diving de­ there. I looked down many a slope vices, all kjnds .of. appurtenances for its Infancy. ' EAST COAST C. OF C.. FORMER SANFORD BOY Tbe largo tract 'of land included In toward n lake or an arm of ono, .grid having ftirt with nnd a dancing floor the field of operations came back to pictured the really remarkable things in n roomy place much above tho or­ su^littlc dinary* 1 am showing, some pictures BB ’ A. L. Dickens of Miami, has been the original owner, who really didn't that could be created with m trouble that it could hardly bo called of this casing and same crowds on olocted secretary for the Association know just'w hat to do with it at that the bo^c|i near I. The place is so labor. • of Chambers of :Commerce of the time. Later nome. groves w ere,start. i. tB a sil •according to/lnf*rqia- od and a that lhat thft ncnr„,$W opJJh?p,,|t -lfU iul)U,ar wlth talnly will never rrumble crumble and dccav decay third foundation under Lake Mary Is the people frpm that qity, xVUPther It tion received here. Mr. Dickens tninlv 1 saw the extreme desirability hi thy place be for big gatherings or Just a fam­ will take over work performed by E. as did the sturch factory. V .. Parrisl} since the formation o f. some groves scattered abound of very for homes. Nature has made the sites ily picnic party. that'body in Daytona recently. E. pretentious acreages. They were one and there arc hundreds of them— A t the home of a grower of ornnges . V. Parrish, who is secretary of the and all loaded with fruit. Among the hlliops, slopes leading down to the and grapefruit I was made most Daytona chapter, was named as act­ groves I saw was onq belonging to a lakes nnd a fair expanse of level welcome. This is a fine place on ing secretary and treasurer of the very famous grower hero In the state, lands, right in t he townsite. This is Crystal Lake that I-. admired very organization, while Charles F. Burg- The groye owners .of Lake Mary saw tho start, thqt should make of the mpeh. It more than exemplifies the raan, president of the Daytona Cham­ the desirability of th e hills and pret­ place something itiulch bigger in the advantages for estates and homesltes ber of Commerce, in vice president ty lakes for fine production years ago, near future. In addition, I heard of a that I have been dwelling on so ex­ evidently, t .But the query in my mind development going In here that la tensively In this chat, It has been of the East Coast body. Dickens’ work will consist mainly at tho time of my call was why they certain to be on a par with anything quite awhile since I wrote anything of traveling along tho Dixie highway didn’t build a winter home in a’ place in the state—and you know wo air* about fish and fishing in these talks. in the northern part of the state that was evidently laid down by na­ doing big things down hero, I don’t I am impelled to do so fn this J&* and qiong the tributary roads north ture for just such a thing. 1 think know the details for the projector rtance, for the rensoq that 1 had of the state to inform persons com­ the anewer fa that the most of them was not on the grounds at the ’time what might fce truthfully called a ing south of the' condition of the at least arc Florida men who wore of my call, but from the toho of the high-old time with a bass' of leviathan trod along the East Coast, it is planted solidly in a homesite before con versts ion I hoard about him and proportions not over a'stone's throw said. they ever discovered Lake Mary. This his plans I should judge blm to bo a for a child from this gcptlcmnn's man of fihe ideas and initiative. 1 home. Naturally (with me), tbe talk I{c will have a road log and a map is just surmise, however. i could , hardly Before going into any further de- await with great interest the start drifted to fishing. marked co as to point out thu exact conditions of the road, showing all scrpltion I am going to say right he is going to give things at Lake help It with the flno‘ lake staring me in tho face. J t actually beckoned mo dotodrs nnd t(pe , distances between broadly that I have made a real find ■Mary. Now, tho lakei. There arc two of —It dared m al; So I sold to my tnc cities along the coa»t. Ho will for ascertain kind of Florida oppor­ furnish this information; keeping tab tunity. What 1 am driving at Is this: v on tho changes in tho conditions, to Those who want a winter or perman­ all Chambers of Commerce along the ent homo in a place whero tho hand ,coast, garagou and othor places, whero of tho oxploitcr and tho big advertis­ . It will be dissomlnated to tourists. er has not mada itself felt in increas­ •y The new secretary-already has a ed and at times prohibitive values broad knowledge of the East Coast will do mighty well to look up Lake and the state since he gathered data Mary. I saw sonic houses that had from this section which has been fur­ been built a t a cost of $3,000, includ­ nished the government In interest of ing land, fences, well, etc., that fair­ the purchase and development of the ly made me blink. I am glad I wont inland waterway.—New Smyrna Nows into Lake Mary, for hero I solved a problem that will certainly interest 26 percent of my readers. A winter The Dally Herald, Ike per week. * ’& m w m » *» i» yt''* 1. ■. ■<' ; - ' .■• I* a Florida i « 1RAINAG1 "Any fish irt there t for' a two .day* ; HI words to that effect. He looked at 20 and 21 for t o , , me, rather pltlngly, I thought, and of problems of financing-! TAMPA Nov. 12.—The kosM of sbsaid: "Plenty of themp big ones, too.” Competent authorities After, that (hero-was nothing to It. I pervisors -have adopted blank' fat’ the subjects, which will took the tackle out of my car, vre draining the Dover drainage district, stepped, into a-boat and w ent, out comprised o t J l;83D.fl$ ncHs, lying budgets, the m atter / amongst them. After about five between Dosor'fin'd Seffner on * both charge f o r , tuition,. sail for teachers and other fit m|n\Jt*i of casting wo came to a sides of ihfe plant City highway odd Icma, it Is said... i extending north, through Lake Thonplace and my host said: “Eight in ■ ------------ — -----• ’ otosassa to the Hillsborough river. "All right,” there fs,Whpre he lives." .The Bhtymcnt of a caidhid wasn't Tho work, estimated to cost $171,said T, “here he comes “ nduccd 987.00, will get under way by January rndos fronvDade county, I oxnctly true, for California, demonsl -didn’t 14,the engineers say. him (the big one) That the demand, is Man, he succeed in holding him. sections for'thfe tropical frui was a lunkerl I put tho noxt ono In EDUCATIONAL MEETING price high enough to rtU ft' _ .. U, ' *’ ■ ATORLANIN) the boat, however, and then came tho a fte r shipping under a hi thrilling thing—tho big one! 1 Tho ORLANDO, Nov. 12. -— School rate can be had; and" gramidaddy of them! It's1 a painful thing to tnlk^ftbout I hooked him tnembors ln d county superintendents shipping to tho furthest Whit when with a beautiful " P lo p - of education*' from ninctcon South country have been perfected; splash” he topk my surface bait. I Ww th*t fiah |n lho air as much na . four times, so 1 know how big he was. He whipped me fair and square when with bne last weak but plucky leap h<? threw the bait. All, Well, there was' ho use crying about It— but I felfllk e it, I was too overcome tc jw ear. • • : ' 1 -Parddn thb digression, frlehds, but with mo there things go to make the pleasantest part of existence. A district thnt offers such fine sport Is always one . th at goes down in my memory. In lettors of gold. Over’on Lrko Mary I saw many such homesites nnd grove ,and garden altcs os'j. have been describing qn- Lake Crystnf. 1 •drove, around R foV quite a distance, noting on tbe way some homes and-fine lands. Thu points hero jUl out about the same ns on the, uthar lake, though hardly so nu­ merous. The place looks fine, though, plain flour. A depend­ and this Is tho least I cun say nbuut able baking powder m ust It. 1 understand the developer 1 be employed .or you do., mentioned in planning to build a road not get the full nutritious nil round this lake. It looks more value of the wheat-r-nor hnn feasible, and hero’H wishing him will your bakings be as pal­ success. I believe' ho has picked a place that will respond readily to atable and easily digested. his efforts In development. The same results cannot be 1 have seen loin of little places had if you use Self Rising grow into big places without hnlf the Flours, which &Ve improperly stnH 'Lnko' Mary has—without hnlf the splendid advantages bestowed by ted in porous cotton sacks pack( naturo—ho I don't feel a t nil back­ orbai ward in predicting fine things for tipn of moisture froip ttte r. Lake Mary, ■'<:-• SCOTCH HIGHLANDERS BAND AT OCALA FAIR The famous Royal Scotch High­ landers Band, width plays each sea­ son at St. Petersburg, wiH,Jh,o,.|» big fc atu rtrttf1tfto'MaHMTCounty Fain, during Thanksgiving week. Tho band will como to Ocala direct from the Florida State Fair nnd will give two concerts a day while here. Another big feature of the Marion County Fair this season is he staging of an Ojd Homo Week. Invitations are be­ ing liont out to nil former Marion county citisons to return during fa|r week for a renewal of acquaintances and to see the progress being made in tho county. - ' • !. The Marlon' County F air this ycitr Is under new manAgcmbnt. Announce­ ment is made by Manager C. W. Huntep that all objectinnnblo amuse­ ment features thqt ahve 1attended, some of tho carnival attractions op­ erating I n ' Florida til tho past will bo eliminated. The people of tho county 'aro co-operating with thu management In an cnthusiutsic man­ ner. A great fair is anticipated. Food a u th o r itie s ana pi dans agree that bakiiigs do not raiseproperlyarebadfpr health. Suchfoods are hard to digest and in time cause stom­ ach trouble* ■/■>,■'*;' * ' Mothers who are interested id , the proper1growth and hfealth o f ' their children (and ail mothers. are) should never use anything but a good brand of plain flour ich and a time-tested leavener sue as Calumet—the economy Baking Powder. Calumet has more than the ordi­ nary leavening strength. It raisea every baking to its height of nutri* tidus value. . It is pure and depend­ able — do riot look for a substitute— there.is none. ' .1• i u ) • *• v l-*; * Use Calumet and be positive o f whole­ some nutritious and economical foods. PACKfeD IN T IN '■ —KEEP? STRENGTH IN rqrni im m ‘ fc-'v *4* R H r /jj I M o m F * feutlwrUnd -OraW,1 nt Buih*rland, riorlda. This fr**M by om tit «rtrv* h .attra for Um past aavaral raara. Value « | r*c«Jr*4 for u «h Im U bacahaa ot froat Inturanca baa m any t l n « baa b**n fully pmtactaa a*mlnii froat aad aav.d ‘by Ihla it bar p rlc a kia protection protactlon and aad hla tba axpaaaa of heater equipment. You can have the Benefit of j our Federal Reserve Privileges a Through the Federal Reserve System cer­ tain special facilities are offered member fo r the collection and tran sfer of id the obtaining o f currency when needed. A Obviously, this works to the advantage of our a t is why we like to stress is a “Member of the srve System’ ra •> '/ * Don’t SolHinao to gamble sgto4st a too' long.-- Tht odds arc-with-the Service Depart a e e n t,'. '!• s s s ' j s r * ' - C," " T ' Duotdln. Florida. 1 SanS lalortnatiun. • M oF I-low *■** . r . _/ Tout t, l l» t: equipment 1 * • protect my grave. 1 halve l*l yeara old. • VariaUea ***< i» »s»t • • «S• iW»l IM H t *a • l lU y tf tM lM jmm j ta ' • • v*.f :* ......... ,, Number tTi tree# IO •Wf, your *. •vw - hran: W ith ; f* r ofSKm & ER1COKE RKA1 of frolt ar grove by freese. ta-.V, r frost protection problem . Put this l blank. 1** ' " Will be under no o b lijatlo n . It lip.to i l l 1*11 w r f r--1*..... .. m I ___________ \ ’ - . SBSf �City Bowlin* L * R&* * «•' iday, Edith Stockton and Louis ball In ’’Through the Storm" tempest comes, can Joy be fa r nd? iiunder shook the earth, lightning cd the sky. er heart was torp, her soul bared nro the storm of her conscience. ,J # he man knew her secret! .'was a moment she had dreaded, words of accusation trembled on Ups. he price of his silence was life— : unhappiness. he cost of confession was unhnpas to her benefactor. That should she do. Tilch way should she follow to osi the storm of tortured heart. on’t miss this crashing drama of irl’a struggle with, temptation. omedy—O ur.Gang in “Giants vs. ka." ext Monday rallans. KamakS’s Native t>day Amateur N ight—5 acts o f t talent. •OIUDA INDUSTRIAL NEWS. mrnal of Commerce published in r York reports fall business out; highly encouraging; bdiiding inues a t high plane, employment , manufacturing operations are arge scale, and crop news encourruay—Construction of new bridge ■ Indian river to be completed u impa — $1,000,000 cuhporation I extensive plans for petroloum ting and port storage facilities mixing. , ero—New stone bridge on Pixio iwmy planned t span the Mnin il a t this point. rlando—Strawberries to lie plunlin barrols to Increase production keep berries from becoming led. 'abasso—Construction of culverts new road between this point and istain river going forward rup. . • smpa—Local glass factory uperg successfully with lurgo output, llton—Construction of Yellow r bridge progressing rapidly, rlando—Local business men lease Juan hotel building in deal in'ing approximately $1,500,000. outh Jacksonville—$100,000 being it for machinery at paper plant, ort Myers—Resurfacing 8Mi niilcH Taminmi trail In Leo county progdng rapidly. lant City—Contract let for conictlon of new theater on Reynolds wt to cost $80,000. Illton—Contract awarded for inlatlon of nuw heating system In i.Carlos hotel building. ‘ lnnt City—Local Farm ers’ Union America lets contract for conatruc; of new warehouso on Atlantic a t Line. nmpa—<Construction of new White r launndry butldig compleaed. .pslachlcols— New county road ipleted and opened. 'ampa—Building activity a t tills at increases rapidly. jike Wor^h-‘-Construction of new Nuevo hotol to be completed soon* 'amps—I’lans being made for conictlon of new $100,000 F irst Chiisi'churcb. Uearwatei^-Paving progrum in i city completed. ’avares—Construction of county (r t house building nearing comLion. Radon town—New garauo under struct ion at cost of $31,000. Sarasota—Construction of new mulpal recreation pier completed.' Cey West—$300,000 bonds issued construction of roads and bridges meeting tills point with main land, rain pa—plans Uiihg made for re*rs-pn Fortune street bridge, fort PUrce—Work stalled on buildnew Maulinson block to cost $86,\ ■burg—Local will of urai* fiber ‘ paper plant injtalllr.tf Wew yen —Much building mtlvl.jrrlc d out a t this point, ata—Largv shipment of cangrapefruit being made from his to I/mdou. highway being built Palm IWsch canal vergladcs. Petroleum Cor^ .oil-tanks cost- I S S S 'f Six Teams All Ready and Merry Rat* ,*Y Expected This Season '.i; ^ The first game of the City BowL Ing League’s 1923.24 schedule will be played a t the Parish House Alleys to* in (Arrow (Tuesday) the game starting a t 7:30 aharp. The Congregational Club, last year champs will meet the much strengthened Brotherhood team. Tho Knights of Columbus take on the Truckers Wednesday evening and the Men’s Club will meet .the Merchants Thursday evening. \ The two new teams in tho league this year arc the K .-of C. and the Sanford Truck Growrs. Both these teams have some of the past season’s best material and this season promises to bo the most interesting since the league’s organization. The official schedule, consisting of twenty gnmes for each club, will be published in tomorrow’s Herald, but the members of the different teams will please noto this week’s schedule: Tuesday— Congregational-Brother­ hood. Wednesday—K. of C.-Truckcrs. Thursday—Men’s Club-Merchants. STATE NEWS When lightning strikes a bbtiding C i r c u it C o u rt. agvpwth f t - ****’ M where two. girls ‘ strangers to each In ' cu ll. In 1*4 f» t H rm iael# ConntT. <’ KlcflS*. In ch an cery , h i other, have sought .aludtcr and kills Tlie L o c h h a tc b n e C a ttl e C o m p sn x , s c o r p o r a t i o n o r g a n is e d a n d e x i s t i n g u n one of tho- girls. Identities become' dor tlie U n i o t t h e S t a t e of Florida, MIAMI, Nov. 12.—Information has mixed. Helen Stone is taken for an ComjilAlnant, ;■::>) ■■ j • v*. been received here that Jock Hutchi­ orphan who wpt on her way to make 11. O. G a r r e t t a n d ------ ( J a r r e ll, h la son, famous golf professional, who her homo with a rich aunt whom she w ife, T h o m a s I ’. l-onir. a n d ------ Ming. Was aisled to take charge of one of had never seen. Helen,’bitterly humil­ Ii is w ife, ■R o b e r t ■H . l l u m s e y a n r t —— Ihinmey, w ife, T h o m a s W, . the courses here this winter, has ac­ iated by her father’s disgrace nnd the ;.t,U------l! olit* rn n . hla wife, #• W t . f b t t e n n d ---- H atfield, h la wWa. V ic to r cepted n position in £be Bahamas. knowledge that she has failed at mak­ fluid W h i t a n d —— V eld t. h l s w l f t Antewlo ing her own .living, accepts the new Holwrjr und — - H o l a r y . We w |fe . W l iium nmiirr init — —— fn.t . B ulge? M am MIAMI, Nov. 12.—Thirty-two of personality. ---- : w ife, M lnnlo M achun a n d - Mafchon fiuiUnnai'N puT* bj*ra Mills. w lf e .o Florida’s bpnt bird dogs hWe been She is affectionately received by liPT o b e r t A Mills. C am —ouncil — A.- B -r y a n and entered for competition in the field the supposed aunt, and a young sur­ R - A. * l i r rran i . rn c llo s n , h is wife. Kiritly Kwttly ,M M. 4 o » |n s , h e r h u sb a n d . trials which begin hero Sunday. Pup­ geon falls In Iove\wIth her, but she Collide a n d .J. I l . Collins, C.j M K. I*. B ro w n . H u b e rrtt A. A- Mills. Mills, _C. M. py and membership events opened the in recognized as tyt)1forger’s daugh­ Btuwu und----- Wnw«, Ills w ife, Mlchsl F u tc |i. h is w ife. G e o r gs utch ur,*d ----trials Sunday, with the open class ter by an architects who u*es his V P ool*. hl» wife. p . P n o tij la n d , -; — h o m a s If.' L^iuliaeh,. P o r c e r l l l e Lallcompetition following on Monday. knowledge to bln/kmail her and force Tiiin-li a m i — — Iwuibaon, his w ife, Ilosii her to marry .him- He is responsible J u l i a l.auhseii, Thorrtna IL L a u h a c h a n d l.nuim rh, hla w lW r s tta r v e y U M u h a c h . LAKE CITY, Now. 12.—Columbia for a shock that- paralyzes the aunt. a n d -----l.auha<!li.*nTh w i f e C h a r i e r A. county will hnvc a poultry show open­ Helen is overcome by by the knowledge laiulmch. a n d ------ L a u h a r h . Ills w ife, l \ MiuhoOh. nnd — - I-a u b ac h , ing December 16, and in addition to thnt her dishonesty hns led to such a Uroi-gs hla w ife . L illie A. J. L a u b a c h a n d the community fair at Mason on mlrfortune, nnd is further totured by K rn a s t F r i t s H chulte a n d ------ Schulte. hi* w lfo. If living, un d If dead, a a n l n s t Thursday, another will bo held at the realization th a t the man she loves all u n k n o w n p a r t i e s c l a im in g o n Inu Mikesvilie next Tuesday, November ndmlrck truth above all other virtues. r « i t u n d e r « n r of th e a b o v e n a m e d pn rtle e. d e c e a s e d or o th e rw is e , In t h e 13. A vnrlcty of prizes were offered Finally she confesses nnd wins for­ f o lln w ln u d e s crib ed p r o p e r ty s i t u a t e d In Hctnlnalo C ou n ty , F lo rid a , t n - w l t : for exhibits of farm products and giveness and iovo. T h e S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r of t h e N o r t h home made household necessities. eoet q u a r t e r o f Section 7| th e Bouth- ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. .12.Buiiding permits here nhve reached total of $0,034,010 since January 1, according to information compiled Turkeys Giving Cut tore from u leading southern indus­ Perish the Thought trial publication, which shows that Miami und Miami Beach combined ATLANTA, Nov. 'l2 .—“ It Is in­ had a total, of $9,028,610 during tho deed n gloomy pic^uru drawn by tho same period. poultry men ’ who say thnt the ORLANDO, Nov. 12.—Mr. nnd Mrs. Thanksgiving turkey is liocoming ex­ tinct," say? E. L. Ilalney, member of R. Trimble have given the county ten the Georgia Prison Commission and acres of land for n pnrk to bo known editor of the*Dawson (Ga.) Nows, ns Orange County Park. Tho coun­ “Such a development would be ty commissioners have accepted the nothing less thun a disaster. Its ram ­ property, which lies in the West ifications would bo so cpvcloping and Orange section on tho Ornnge-Lnkc extensive ns to constitute n calamity. county lines. As in n kaleidoscope, there reveals STUART, Nov. 12.—Miss Florence before the mind’s.eye tho passing of other ,thlngs along with Mr. mid Mrs. K. Spiers has announced her candi­ Gobbler. There Hushes tho delect­ dacy for thc.offico of city clerk. May­ able cranberry sauco. The dressing, or F. J. Illcon will be ii candidate for too, and the gravy. Horrible thought! re-election in tho city election (on De­ Also reYonling tantalizingly before it cember 4. pases with tho rest tho pumpkin pie. “Of.what use would the uulumn be VERO, Nov. 12.—A committee of if Thanksgiving should fail to main­ tho chamber of commerce has been tain , itself as a day of feasting ns appointed to Ipok into n proposition wel as ana of grateful reflection? Tho to build a “white way" here .in tho harvest moon would lose much of Its Imsincss section <Jf tho city. The aluring benuty, Indian summer would committee will make its report at an pas without n thought going beyond early date. it to the timo when festive boards creak and groan surrounded by smil­ ing faces nnd good nppctltcs. The frost on the pumpkin would ceajto to CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 mean ’w hat It meant for such a long Bouth Hound time. None would huvo the same V keen i»toro»f"1u tho football scores, Depnru Arrive ft would bo simply terrible without 2:46 a-m 83...... «... 2:36 a.m. No. turkeys a t Thanksgiving, 8:40 a.n*. No. 27...... . “A fut hen makes a fairly good 2:45 p.m. substitute, but somehow the turkey No. 89..„....... 2:25 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 85........... 6:55 pjtt. No. hns made its wny so closely to the hearts of America on its way to tho Nurthhound inner man, woman buy and girl that Departs Arrive thoughts of its extinction nro sorrow­ 2:03 n.m. 82........... 1:48 n.m. No. ful Indeed. 12:05 p.m. 84...".......,11:45 u.m. No. “Those poultry men huvo helped to 3:52 p.m. 8 0 ..... .. 3:42 p.tn. No. make these melancholy days the sad­ dest of the year. They might have No. 28.......... IOiOO p.m. waited a t lonut until uftor Thanks­ Trilby Ilranch giving—unless they wanted to pave Departs Arrive the wny for. higher prices weeks 7:30 n.m, 100...,____ xNo. ahead." 3:25 p.m. xNn. 21........... xNo. 25........... 1:30 p m. G rapefruit M arket xNc. 101........... 5;50p.m. TRAIN SCHEDULE la N ot Encouraging TAMPA, Nov. 12.—"Tho general grapefruit marketing situation a t thu present time is not encouraging,” says George A. Scott, general sulcs manager of thu Florida Citrua Ex­ change, In the first of ids weekly market letters for tho current season; issued hero today. “Grapefruit stocks arc accumulating in all leading centers. Auctions dur­ ing the latter part of tho week weru lower nnd weaker. Outside inquiry on grapefruit is very light, nnd of­ fers are generally lower than quota­ tions. “Some improvement has been noted in tho orange market the past week, due largely to tin Thanksgiving de­ mand, noted especially in the larger centers. California Vidrnrin ship­ ment.* have been practically complet­ ed. Naval, shipments will start in small quantities the first of this week, and will ptuhubly net attain an im­ portant "volume until November 15 or 20. California reports iudicato thnt tho bulk of Navels will average 176s. This ^factor of small sizes will prob­ ably Work to the advantage of Florida shippers." > Florida clfres rhlpritenU on No­ vember 10, were 657 cars in excess of shipments up to the same date last ycur. This season's orange shipments total 1,023 cars,> il. 'compared with l,79l'cars' shipped lost season. Grape­ fruit shipments the current season nro 8,201 earn, as compared with 2,0 cays fcvivud during the corresponding the previous season. Marion; County's outstanding posi­ tion us^un agricultural section among tho )iixty-one counties In Florida • U strikingly indlcaed in the annual report of Commissioner L. M. Rhodes, ,jf thd State Markoltng Bureau, just published. .*i xNo. No. xNo. No. • Leesburg Ilranch Departs Arrive 157..... ..... 3:55 p.tn. 21............ 2:45 p.m. 6:30 n.m. 158........... 7:10 p.m. 22........... Oviedo Branch Departs Arrive xNo. 120........... 7:45 p.m. 3:40 p.m. xNo. 127........... a.—Daily, except Sunday. Oakland, in West Orange, has or­ ganised u cimtnbcr of commerce. Ov­ er fifty charter inentbura participated in the rloction of tho following: Pres­ ident, J. E. Clouts; Vice-president, J. E. Petris; Sucretnry, W. A. Wilkes; Treasurer, W. T. Hickman. Frank Whitman, of tho Florida Grower, whit is u prime favorite In Oakland nnd Orange county, fold Oakland folks of their great opportunities and advantages, K arl. Lehmann, see ro­ tary of tho Orange County Chanilmr of Commerce, explained the working* of a chamber of coniniercu, and or­ ganized tho Oukland chamber. The highway connecting Clermont In Lake with Auburndale in Polk County, has boon completed. It is built of clay nnd will shorten' tho route to L*ku County by eight miles. The Herald for firat cllue job work. STATE AND COUNTY TAXES NOW DUE .Tax books aro now open for tho payment of Btate and County Taxes. A discount of two per cent is allowed In November. . , :J , . , JNC. D, JIN KINS, Tax Collector Bumiuolo County. COUGHS, COLDS, WHOPPING COUGH . •! ‘ >'■ y 1 ■ Mrs. Will Hall, R. No. 3 BnxJey, Ga., states: “I am writing ta all who suffer from cougs, cohls, croup or whopping cough. I cannot recom­ mend Foley’s Honey and Tar too much, nnd I can’t keep house without it Have been using it since 1919 and hnvc found it the best-medicine there is for grown-ups and children." Best nnd largest cough and cold re­ medy In the world. Refuse substit­ utes. Sold everywhere. NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS City Tax Books Open November 1st; for the paym ent of 1923 Taxes. 2 per cent discount allowed if paid in November iintl 1 per cent discount if paid in December. ALFRED FOSTER, City Tax Collector, by E. Hoy," D. C. Mon. Thurs.—12-20-lGtc. NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS w t i t q u a r t e r o f t h e H nuthw rtit q u a r t e r nf Hectlon IS: t h e N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r or t h e N o rth west q u a r t e r o f Hectlon IS; t h e S o u th h a l f o f th e H outhw eat q u a r t e r of B ectlon !0; .the N o rth h a lf or t h e N o r t h e a s t ■q u a r t e r , th o . N o r t h ­ w e st q u a r t e r of th e N o r t h w e s t q u a r ­ te r, th o S o u th h a l f of t h e N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r , t h e K nat h a l f of t h e B o u th j w e st q u a r t e r , t h e W est, h a l f o f t h e S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r , a n d t h e N o rth h a l f of (lie N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r o f t h e S o u th eon* q u a r t e r nf S ection ZS; th e W e st h a l f o f th e N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r Of S ec­ tio n 20; th e H ast h s t f of t h e N o r t h ­ w e s t q u a r t e r of H rf tlo n 30; th e N o rth h a l f of t h e S o u t h e a s t ; q u a r t e r of th e N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f Hectlon 33; th e N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r of th o N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r ; th e S o u th h a l f o f t h e N o r t h ­ east q u a rte r, th e F n al half of |h e S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r of t h e S o u th w e a t q u a r t e r , a n d t h e S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r of tlie S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r o f S ection 33: t h e S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r o f thu S o u t h ­ w e s t q u n r li r of S ection 34; nil In T o w n s h ip 31 S o u th , of Hnmr* 33 Knat. Dufundnnt.ii. O ltD B f l O F PUBLICATION. To th e d e f e n d a n ts . R o b e r t A. Mills, wlioao k n o w n (dace of r e s ld e n r o la Mill Vnlloy. C a lifo rn ia . N ellie B orn Mills, wifi- of U nhurt A. Mills, whoso k n o w n plnce ti f f f e a l d e n r c Is Mill V a l­ ley, C a lifo rn ia . I t Is h e r e b y o rd e r e d t h a t you an d e s c h of you d o a p p e a r to t h e hill of c o m p la in t h e r e in filed, on t h e 3rd d s y of D ec em b e r. A. D. 1S23. I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t th is O rd e r of P u b lic a tio n he p u b lis h e d In t h e Hanford H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d In S a n fo rd , S em i­ nole C o u n ty . F lo rid a , f o r f o u r c o n ­ s e c u ti v e w eeks. W ITNBBB my h a n d nnd se a l o f th e C irc u it C o u rt nt. H anford. F lo rid a , th is 32ml d a y oT O ctober. A. D. 1913. (B R A D K. A. DOUGLASS. C le rk C irc u it C ourt, S em inole C ounty, F lo rid a. By; A. M. W e e k s , D. C, L eB oy B. Giles. S o lic ito r f o r C o m p la in a n t 10-32-29- ll-B -1 3 -4 tc . Clerk of Oeonr® F- Fqyte. —— Lauba of P e rc e v lllo LaUhach. —— w lf a o t T liom as IL L aubacK . -— - . of' October, .......... A. UBVM, ------ Sell ul te. tr lfe o f E r n e s t FFrits r it * Ihthulte. ------ U l M V 5 » r e Ot o e « r « e IV L au b a c h . a n d all p a r t low. i n t e r e s t e d In t h e p r o p e r ty Involved in th l* f u lt, n a m e ly : T he H outhw est i i u s r t e r o f l h a N o r t h crtnl ftii^rlor of Bcctloti T; l A t H o u lh w est q u a r t e r o f .the H o u th w e st q u e r t e r of S ection IS; th o N o r t h e a s t : u u a r i a r or th e N orth* l»i th o Kouih q u s r t o r o f Section 10: t h e dt th o N o rtlic a st q u a r t e r , wi?st q u a r t e r of t h e N orihes th e S outh h a l f o f . t h e N o f t h w ter. th o P a s t h s t f nf t h e q u a r t e r , th e W e st h a l f of wiirt q u a r t e r nnd th e NurtlU N orthi-nst q u a r t e r o f t h e D. i s i i 1' * > ' (BEAL) 11 A. toOt:dl.AS9, B y: A. M. WeeV«,*DeTc ' lB -tB -rt-is -n i.ii-ia -s s .js /A t? - c ^\Iaricr” of" Section P ain t Use " I if: "thd^VToir'Half T.T • a w Y o n jtj' Vhe NKaet Whalf .jSf*^tj3$ NorthwMd Sun P r o b f , S o l d Only by mutAir of' Section Mj tho Nopili.liiif of th« M l i t h m n l q u n r t r r o f |l»o N b flS ? w e s t q u a r t e r of S ection 33: t h e N o rth e a s t q u a r t e r or tho N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r ; t h o S o u th h a l f o f t h e N o r t h e a s t q u a r ­ te r, ( h e Knot h a l f of th e ' Bnuthtvcal q u a r t e r of th e S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r , and t h e S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r of th o S outhw ost S ectio n 33: t h e S outhe st q u a r t e r of Bectlon w e st q u a r t e r of t h o H n u t h w e s t q u a r t e t t,f H rriltm 34, all In T o w n s h ip 31 S outh, o f Benito 33 L ast. It Is h e re b y or(1«r»-*l t h a t y o u nnd each of y o u do atipour 1 <* th o BUI of C o m p la in t (Hod her* In, on t h e 7th day of J a n u a r y . A. D. 1934. U Is f u r t h c i ord ered t h a t t h i s O r d e r of P u b lic a tio n he p u b lis h ed In th e Kanfcril I lc f a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h ed In S a n fo rd . Setnlnote C o u n ty . F lo rid n . once a w e e k f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u tiv e w eeks. W 1TNK88 m y h a n d n nd se a l o f t h e C irc u it C o u r t n t S an fo rd . F lo rid a , th in 22nd d ay of O ctober. A. D. 19X3. (HBAL) K. A. DOUGLASS, C le r k of t h e C irc u it C nurt, S em inole C o u n ty . F lo rid * . -By: A. SI. W eeks. D. C. L eR oy B. Ollen. J . ■ S o licito r f o r C o m p la in a n t. . 10-S3-19-LI-5-12-19-26-11-3-10 ^ SAKFORD PAINT STORE r WELAKA BUILDING P h o n o ------------------------------- 303 Lucky No. t n t h e C irc u it C o n rt of Ik e T(h J a d l e l a l e j r r n l t of th e S t a l e n f F l o r i d a In nnd f u r S em ta o lc F o u n ly . 1* \ In Chaneery. N. C. J o n e s , a n d Nell II. J a n e s , n Mrs. R. R. Smith is using; free m a r r ie d w om an, by L illia n B enson, h e r gas today n e x t frie n d , a n d S ophia- J o n e s, a m a r ­ rie d w om an, by L illia n Benson., h e r n e x t friend, c o m p la i n a n ts , va. T h e h eirs, d ev isee s, g r a n te e s , p r - o th e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r A n n ie B. W ood an d Alice L. S m ith D ea rb o rn , d eceased. K llxnlirlh Crush!e. G enre U. W ood en d G e o rg e W. D onrborh, th e h e irs, devisees, Buy Your Gasoline here—you g r a n te e s , n r o t h e r claim an ts under may be the lucky man today R llsah u th Crosble. G e o r g e B. W ood an d G eorge W. D e a rb o rn , n n d all p e rs o n s u n k n o w n In te ru a te d In t h e p r u p v rty Involved In t h is su it. D e fe n d a n ts. O RD BIt. T h a S t a t e of F lo rid a , to nil p a r t i e s V ; : \ r l a l m 'n g I n t e r e s t s under A nnin II. Wood nnd Alice 1* S m ith D e a r b o r n o r o th e r w i s e In th e p r o p e r ty d e s c rib e d In Quality Tires That Satisfy t h is order, to Bllsttlirlh Crosble, O onren It. W ood nnd G e o r g s W. D e a r ­ • Buyers born. If living, nnd. If dead, ull p a r t i e s claim lire I n t e r e s t s under K llyaheth Crosble, G eo rg e It. W ood a n d G eorge DIUVE-IN FILLING STATION’ W. D e a rb o rn , deceased, o r o th e rw ise , In th e p r o p e r ty d e s c rib e d In t h i s order. ACHSSORIE8 ; - \ ■- * • 1:' 3 , rr a n d tn nil p e r s o n s u n k n o w n In te r e s te d •' i * p r o p e r ty Involved In th is su suit, In th e prof it, w h lr h Is s i t u a t e d tn Sem inole C ounty. First Street and Elm Avenue. F lo rid a , a n d d e s c rib e d ns follow s, to - w i , , -1 - * w lt: * T h e WJ4 of t h e H W « of th o 3 B U Telephone 447-W o f th e HWU nf Sec. 4. Twp. 21. 8. B. t n C lre n ll C o u rt. S e v e n th J u d te le l C lr- 39 B,. and th e w ea l th r o e q u a r t e r * of th o N ' i o f t h e NKtJ uf th e N W '.i of 4 * 11, in a m t ( o r H rm lnule C ounty. F lo rid n . t o C h a n ce ry . T h e L o c k h u lc h c * C a t t l e C o m p an y , n r o r p n r tlo n . o rg a n iz e d ntul e x i s tin g u n ­ d e r th e Lawn of tho S t a l e of F lo rid a , C o m p la in a n t, Frank Akers Tire Co. II! ii.“ G a r f e t t and* r1— ' Garret}." h i * > -------13 wife, T h o m a s I*. I.on»f n nd -------l-nng, Notice is hereby given thnt ttp to his w ife. R obert II. R a m se y a n d -----a m se y , bin wife. Thomas* W. M o r a n and until throe o'clock P. M., on 12th R ami ------ M oran Ills w ife, J. W. H n tday of December, A. D. 1923, sealed lleld a n d ------ lla tll e h l. h i s wife. VJr.nnd ------ F c ld t. hit* w ife. proposal* will bo received by Forrest tAnnr toFn eiold t Hulary nnd ■— - Holary, hla Lake, S. O. Chase anjf C. J. Marshall, wife, W illia m H H ulger a d d ——- SulKcr, III* tvlffl, M innie Mnch«»n unil r— ns tho City Commission of tho City Machon, h e r h u n h a n d . N elllo D ora w if e of R o b e rt A. Mills, Cohnell of Sanford, Florida, and os cx-officlo Mills, A. B r y a n a n d C o r n e l ia A. B r y a n , It # bond trustees of tbs city of Sanford, •wife. R m lly M. C ollins a n d J. IV C o l­ lins. h e r h u s b a n d . K. L. Brow n. R o b e rt Florida ,nt the City1 Hall a t Hnn- A: Mills. C. M. S to w e a n d ------ Htowo. wife. Michel F titch nnd ------ Flitch. ford, Floridn, for the purchase of his bis w ife, G e o r g e F . Finite, nnd -----$160,000.00 Park and Sewerage Bonds Foote, his wife, T h o m a s F. latubacn. T«nu1)ncli And — L«ubAcn, of tho City of Sanford, Floridn, said P<*rci»vlU$* Ills Wife. R oss J ill ta la iu h a c h , T h o m a s bonds being general obligations of It. L a u b a c h and ------ ta iu h a c h , Ills wife. arv ey I*. L a u b a c h . s a d ------ L a u b a c h , said City, authorized by an election G his wife. C h a rle s , A. t.a u h a e h n nd — Luiibacli. his wife,- G e o rg e I*. I-nubnch held throughout tho City of Sanford, „nd ------ Lantiach. hi* wife, Lillie A. J. Floridn, on the fith day of October, L nultarh a n d K rn e s t F r tt * S c h u lte nnd Schulte, h 's w ife. If liv in g , nnd If A. II. 1928, pursuant to Chapter 9897, —.— dead, inralnst all u n k n o w n parties I- uWh of Florida, 1923, said bonds to clalm liu: a n I n te r e s t u n d e r n ny or t h e a b o v e nam ed p a r tie s . deceased or bear interest ot the rate of five nnd o th e rw is e , III th o f o llo w in g d e s c rib e d p r o p e r ty s i t u a t e d In Hcmlnolo C ounty, one-half { S 'i) per can turn per annum, F lorida, l o - w l t t and are to Iw dated j January first, T ho H outhw est q u a r t e r of th o N o r t h ­ q u a r t e r of Hectlon 7i th e S o u th ­ 1921, und to tmiturc I January Unit, east w est q u a r t e r o f ttio S o u th w e s t q iis rt e r of S ection IS; th o N o r t h e a s t q u a r ­ 1854, interest payable1senii-nnnually, te r of th e N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r of S ec­ on Jnnuury first and Jdly first of each tio n |9 :, th e S outh h a l f of th e S o u t h ­ q u a r t e r of S ection 30; th e N orth S year, both principal nhil interest be­ hwaelst f of th e N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r . , the ing payable a t New ; York, in the N o rt h w e s t q u a r t e r of th e N o rth w e s t ■ e S o u th h a l f o f t h e N o r t h ­ State of New York, kaid bonds be­ qwueasrt t eqr ,u ath r t e r ; th e H a st h a l f nf th o S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r , t h e W e st h s l f of ing of tho dojiohajnallofi of One Thou­ t h e S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r a n d t h e N orth sand Dollars each, an<^ to bo number­ h a l f of th o N o rth o u st q u a r t e r of tlie east q u a r t e r nf Mectloa 23: the. ed front 1 to 160, both numbers In­ Mouth W est h a l f of t h e N b rt n w e a t q u a r t e r o t Sect km SO; thW H a st h a l f of th e clusive; said bonds have been vali­ N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r of S ection 30; th e _ dated by a decree nf the Circuit Court N o rth h a l f of t h e S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r of w e s t q u a r t e r n f S ection 33: of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of tthh ee NNoorrth t h e a s t q u a r t e r of t h a N o rth e a s t Florida, in und ,(or Neminolo County, q u a r t e r ; Uie S o u th h a l f of tlie N o rth q u a r te r , t h e H ast h a l f of tlie dated November 12th, 1923, this issue Snal o u th w e a t q u a r t e r of t h a S o u th w e st q u a r t e r , a n d thu S outlie aa t q u a r t e r of nf bonds to be sold subject to tho ap­ t h a S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r of Section 33; proving opinion bf John C. Thom­ tlie S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r of th e S o u t h ­ e s t q u a r t e r of S ection 34; alt In son, to he obtained by tho City of w T o w n s h ip 31 S outh, of R a n g e 33 B ast, \ D e fe n d a n ts. Sanford. Florida.1' O R D B It O F PUBLICATION. All bids must l>e accompanied by a T o t h e d e f e n d a n ts , H. 0 . G a r r e t t , If certified chock for two per centum llvim :. T h o m a s I', te rn s, If llv ln s . R o b ­ e r t II. Itum sev, If Itjrlmr, T h o m a s W. (2V«) of the amount of the bonds-to M oran, if llv ln s . -I. W . Ilatfisld, if l l v ­ Ketdt. tf living. A ntonio be sold. The right to reject any and Slnasla. ryVictor , tf living. W illia m H. S u i t e r . If llvlhu. Minnie Caolion. If living. N e l­ all bids is reserved. D orn Mills, w lf s of H o b a rt A. Mills. Propossis should' be addressed * to lie If liv in g . C ouncil A. B ryan. If living. Forrest Ijtko, S. O. (Jbes* and C. J. Kmily M. C**1l|na. If liv in g , H. L ftrow n. if living, t-*- M. Btowre. If liv ­ Marshall, as the City Cbnimisflon of ing. Sthihrt FuL'fl. If liv in g . G e o rg e F. F te . If living. T h o m u s F. luiuhach. the Citjl of Sanfurd, Florida, and a* Ifb oliving. P e r r o v ll le 1-aulmch. If l i v ­ ex-officio bond trustees of the City of ing. Rosa J u l i a I-uuhnch, if living. m a s III l.nnl>aeh.' If HVing, H a r v e y Sanford, FloridtF, at Sanford, Florida. TKh ol.n iih a ch . If liv in g . C h a r l e s A. I-auWitnsse our h*nds s i tbSSraty bacli, If living, G e o r g s p. Lnuliacb. If llvlitg. Lillie A. J. luiuhurlt. If living. Comralntlpn of tho City iA Sdnfdrd, K rp ^ st F r i t s Schulte. If living, an d If dea all p a r t i e s c l a im in g I n ­ Florida, and us ex-officio bond trus­ t e r eds, t agalrvat u n d v r W O. G arrett,- deceased, tees of the City of Hanford, Florida, T h o m a s P. L ong, rieeeusefl, R o b e rt II. Ratnsvy. d eceased, T h o m a s W Moran, and thq.coiL of the CRy of Hanford, deceased.. J . W., HnMIuld. derehshf), V ic to r Felilt. d eceased A n tonio Solary. Florida, th(s the J S t h ^ y of Novem­ deceased. ">Villliip> 0. S u lg e r. deevased, ber, A. D. 1923.* ft M innie S tsehon. >lucensed. N ellie D ora SjtIU. d eceased. C ouncil A- B ry an , deFORREST LAKE. r c i e e d . R m lly 11, Collins, d eceased, E. I* B r o w n . doccfiSMV, C. M. S tow e, d e . (SEAL) S. O. CHASE. censsd. W chel F u tcb . deceased, C. J. MARSHALL. G e o r g e rv F u o ir. d eceased. T lin m n i F. t^ tnha ch. deceased. I 'e ra e v I lU Tgiuharh. As the City Commission of City of dec ea sed R o s a J u l i a L outisch. d sHanford, Florida, arji of ex-officio essjiod. T h o m a s R. L aubach. deceased, a r v e y J.. Ijiu b « e h . deeeasefi; C h a rlc h bond, trustees of tijd City o f 'S an­ H A. L a u h s c h . • d eceased. G e o r g e .- P. L s u h a r h ; decrtise<), Lillie A* J. L a u ford Florida. • ™,*, e -ee-sed I " , - - - ! F r'* s Kehnlte. A ttest: . deceaaod, o r o th e r w is e In th a p r o p e r ty ittiuw u t s n l l i e d L. R. PHILIPS, %> City Clark of C ityrof Sanford,. FJuiiilk-fc • II12-19-2(5-12-3-10. Mondays. M ERCirXN® r,lXiP7DJ^nNE!tfe: TR ANS PORTATIONCO. F tlK I O I I T A M I P A SN nX G K R 0KHVICB. From Jacksonville One Wny ATLANTIC C IT Y ___.....$Sfi.UBALTIMORE, MD...... ......i 30.96 liOSTON. MASS. ........... 42.52 CHICAGO. ILL. ....... 43.48 CLEVELAND. O_____ ... 39.31 DETROIT, MICH.............. 41.98 ELMIRA, N. Y___ J......... 38.93 From Jackeonvllle One Way NIAGARA PALLS-____ $14.12 NEW YORK, N. Y. 36A4 PHILADELPHIA,'FA, 34J8 PirrSBURGH, PA. ---- 39-31 8AVANNAH, GA. ...... ;... 6.00 TOLEDO, O. — . 41.71 WASHINGTON, D. C___ 31.71 T i c k e t s Include m e a ls (e x c e p t G e n e ts f o r S a v a n n a h , (Jo.) All rootha on A lle g h a n y a n d B s r k a h l r a a n d sum o ro o m s o n o t h e r s t e a m e r s c a r ry o x t r a churge:*. ■AlLIXGa F O B PH1LA D BLP1IIA S.4U.INGN FC1I1 n A l.T IM O H B VIn SaTMnnab, BiOO P . M. Via S a v a n n a h , HiOV P . H. NS. - ( i l a u r e s t p r , N ». B erk sh ire, N ov. 1 - 12- 3'A. N o r. It-1 4 -2 1. NS. P rn tla u , B o v. 7-I7-3N. NN. A tlrg h n a y , Knv. 10-31, lir e . 1. NN. M e r r l m a r k , Nov. 0.10-20. NS. I l n w s n l , Nov. K-10-20. A utom olillcs c a r r ie d on nil s to a m r l* . ( I n r l n d l n g closed c a r s on A liog h n n y suit B e r k s h ir e .) F u ll I n f o r m a tio n o n r e q u e st. J . F . W A llII, T ra v . Pns. A g e n t. C. M. I fA I L t h « • » - Agt. T i c k e t O fflee a n d P ie r , NOO Ii. B ay H»h J a e h a o o v llle , T e le p h o n e 008 [ Ed. R andall—Tailor | Here are the styles for men of quiet taste aa well as the fdlows who wont pep in their clothes,.. An xtensive collection new on display of every conceivable novelty pattern and staple Bultitiff for men of discriminating taste. All work done In my own shop. i D DUS 221 E. Fltat Street F .‘ Line H LAKE MARY TO SANFORD P assengers and Packages Leaves Lake M ary 8 a. m. 2 and 5 p. m. Leaves Sanford 10:30 a. m. 4 and 6:30 p. m. Phope 543 1■ r === Tops, Side C Don’t Wait UntU It Phase Side Curtains Offer the Beat ol r< i r j f ■ '"~n ■' m jj ■ B " 4.,f* Cor. Oak and First. S ' �rvj . m mt ****** ; A ft. Classified Ada lc a Word. No Ad taken for leas'than 25c. And positively no Classified Ada charged to anyone. Cosh must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit aeordlngly. q u i c k Se r v i c e TRANSflBR FOR SAKE ‘FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs setting, 15 eggs for 9L0O. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, ford. B FOR SALE—F in e le ttu c e plants fifty cents thousand in bed. O. C, Bryant, Wagner. 185-tp, F O R -g ^ n r OTV R E N T -C ctitrillyT a S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Sanford, ------------ ;— - I A, P. .Connelly & Sons Phone 48 104-8 Magnolia Ave STEWART the Florist Flowers For All Occasions Member*- Florist* Telegrsph De­ livery Association * 814 'Myrtle Ave. Phone 206-W Sanford Machine Co. General Machine and Bailer Works Cylinder Grinding Phone 62 ----- Sanford, Fla. Ci Cards of Bon ford's Itcput* Na able Professional Men, each r J of whom, In his chosen pro* ks fctilon the Herald recoin* hq mends to the people. Schelle Maines -:* LAWYER 4* •:— Court House George A, DeCottes ; Attomey*ttt*Law Over Seminole County Bank Sanford — — - ‘ ~ ~ Florida r ty f j jN k jt -a t -L a if- s. lng porch. Worth your inquiry and consideration. A. P. Connelly & Sons. 188-tfc, kOR SALE—Some Gandy bridge stock.. P. O. Box 206. 100-3tp. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 701 Magnolia. 191-tfc. FOR SALE CHEAP—Two sound five year old mules, and wagon. What havo you to trado? I may trade for what you have and take the balance in cash. Why not sec me if you can use the mules; J. M. Williams, 404 French avenue. - - v' 189-5tp. saw mill and tie timber, Rood heart. Within 2 miles of A. C. L. and on St. Johns River. Ad* dress P. O. Box 34, Lake Mon* roe, Fla. i 18D-6tp SiSOER SEWING MACIIINKS-Sold on small monthly terms like rortt. Electric motors and accessories. T. M. Dunlsp, Cor. 10th and Laurel, Phono 650-W. 192-Otp Modern bungalow located on Sanford Heights. - $260.00 cash, balance like rent. E. F. Lane, Rooms 501-2 First Nutional Bank Bldg. Phone 05. 193. FOR SALE—Orange trues, Tanger­ ines, Valencias, Luc Gim Gongs, Jaffas, Satsumas and Grapefruit. En­ gage yours now for Docombcr setting. B. T. Tiller, Paola, Fla, lBD-fltc. W. J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance II. (k M A X W E L L Real Estate and > Insurance FLORIDA SANFORD, MI L DR E D SI MMONS Teacher of Pianoforte and Pipe Organ Studlot Room 225, Meisch Building B. F. WHITNBR, JR. County Agent . , { Office: isamant of Coart How The Silver SpringR Estates, a real FOR SALE — DcSoto paints and varnishes a t Sanford • Novelty estate development company incor­ Works, sole agents. 164-tfc porated several months ago has be­ FOR SALE—Grope fruit, 35c per gun the development of a tract of doxen; oranges, 15c, salsumas, 20c. about 3,000 acres northeast of Ocata. By the 100, |i.60-$1.00 and *1.60 res­ The property fronts for a half mllo pectively. Drive out and get yours, D. T. Tiller, Pablo, Fin • 103-tfo. ’ houses built. Small tracts only, for home purposes, will be sold along the Anthony road. Large tracts will bo available farther bock from the high-' way. For quick results try a want ad. FOR SALE—Dodge truck colsed Panel body In A-l condition or will trade*' for light roadster. Phone county 2103. 103-^tc. FOR RENT—Two-room housekeeping apartment. 710 Oak Ave. * 183-tfc. FOR RENT—Desirable bed room for Couple over Herald office. Apply to apartment 4. 1-OR RENT—Furl nshed rooms for light housekeeping with all improve­ ments, 101 Magnolia aVenuo. 192-tfe. FOR RENT—Apartments and eleeping roolAis, Ferndale Apartments, Bishop Blick, corner First and Pal­ metto streets. 180-14tp. UNFURN1S1IKlFw-Four room uparfment with private bath and en­ trance. Adults only. Centrally lo­ cated. 211 Caurel avenue. 180-6tp. FDETIENT—New three room modem apartment. All conveniences, 304 Wtjst Fifth street, 100-fitp. FOR "R EN T—FunffiriwT rooms for light housekeeping. 701 Magnolia avenue. 103-tfc, FOU HKN’l —2 to 6 furnished apsrL mints newly finished, modern garage. U. T. Tiller, Paola, Fla. 186-tfc. W ANTED WANTED—To icnt two- or threeroom furnished npnrtmont, by adults; no tourist, permanent yearround resident. Private home pre­ ferred; must bo reasonable. Address, "Apartment”, care The Herald, dh-tf SALESMEN ‘WANTED—Competent salesmen to represent us Tn this ter­ r ito r y Wc are now appointing dis­ trict homagers for 1024 for the Dayton Sprinklers and Pop-up system, Big demand and profits. Call on oi address O. J. Astryv'Tiflbont Hotel, Orlando. *ft>2-2tp. Bee the Sanford Stove Works, G02 Sanford avenue before buying stoves. We will save you money. Wc also re.pair cloves of all kinds, grsfonalos and guns. 194-tfc LOST LOST— I small se lle r puppy white body with black mnrkins on head. Between four and five months old. FindA please noti­ fy W. Qi Hill or 1HII Lumber Co. 103 life. By the turn q f a lever the h a tju ti the heat the xtanlefor ttesring fruit Does your kitchen stove ke the starch out or vour f a •- v * *? f ' CENTRAL OIL tc G A S STOVE CO rOUND FOUND—A black silk gllove. l Owner may have same by identifying and paying for this ad. Apply Herald office. 190-tfc. If the picturo in the papers of Mrs. Stoke* in pajamas is a true picture of the ludy we are no reason for her husband to be jealous of her or to be seeking a divorce. . ,v iftL* ta_ Healthy €jes n IJAT can wilt you more completely— up under the cooking. Turn u lover and you your gown, your hair, your spirits— cun regulate the heat to any degree desired, than n roaring fire in the cook stove? The The vapor from kerosene is what burns, moment you put a Florence Oil Range in |JTt is not a wick flame. Kerosene is a cheap your kitchen you will realize that it is quite Und plentiful fuel. You will find that the possible to cook in reul comfort. • Florence cuts down your household bills. With a Florence you get all the heat you c % ,, . want, but it goes into the cooking instead of _ ^ee 1 a store into the metal of the stove or out into the Take a i room. You can bake, roust; ern runj fry and boil with this modern departn: oil range. And, of course, .Jinrdwai you use it only when actu- tiio quid ally cooking, This means not enamel, only comfort but economy, whole n 5o easy to start voir is u You just touch a mutch to the fam ThsBigBanMM TU W t la lU f t * . the Asbestos Kindler. In a and ou burst*, la rloM ■puadtrUi.ruAial few moments you have an in- spreader w U n H i.iu 4 .u U d . tensely hot blue flame, close hfeat eve W LOST—GrJen and tan knitted wool •carf near Gabli Wednesday, night. Return to Yowe! Co., and receive reward. National Bank Building wA along the Anthony road, which is will bo built, and the company will S ta te Rond No. 13, and extends back build for anyone desiring a house of to within half a mllo of Silver npocinl design. The land will bo sold Springs. The first house—a modem Ir. any sice tract. It Is the plan of bungalow ns tomplcla ns any city. homo—in nearing completion. Others pertain restrictions ns to the type of O IL RAN � 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, 1923 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, November 12, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 12, 1923. 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>, November 12, 1923; <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/64737fee8a36095e122160eb6a184e87.pdf 066152a71c05459ae3c223537027ce36 PDF Text Text FATE REGULAR BANQUET Plenty of Parades, Bands, Football, Fireworks • and Dance _________ • . ■ LUfiBNDORF WAS RELEASfit) WHEN HE BEGGED the advertising which has been dono by the-Post in adjacent communities assures a large attendance from those sections. Thla will be the first time that tho “ Magic City" boys have been Been in action in this part of the state and those who arranged San­ ford High School achedulo oqght to bo congratulated fn securing thla game for Armistice Day. In tho evening the entertainment fenturo, standing in n class by itself, will bo a fireworks display, contain­ ing tho most complete nnd finest as­ sortment that has ever been witness­ ed in this section of the stato and which wil havo a number of musical pyrotechnic cffecta. This dlsplny hns been designed especially for Armlstlco Dny celebrations. These of especial attention are: “The lights of No Man's Land," "W ater falls among the clouds,” “The great whlto falls," .and concluding with the Grsnd National Finale, which la an appropriate salute tc Old Glory and a fitting climax to Jhla elaborate display. This part of the program begins at 8:30. The dis­ play will bo fired on tha bulkhead ot the fopt of Sanford Avenue. Thla .acoa will balanced in. aud.far.obvjww reason* the puidlc Is .requested to keep out of this area. .Reservations have been made for ipectatora on Hood's Field. During the period of tho display a street dance will be hold on Pal­ metto ' avenue botweon •Commercial street and the Clyde Line dock. The famoua Fort Pitt olitol Orchestra has been engaged to furnish music for thla occasion. The dancing will continue until 12:00 o'clock. ' The American *Legion are selling general admission ticket* a t $2.00 apiece which will entitle tho purchas­ er the privilege of seeing the football game and other entertainments which have been arranged. . Pariah House Scene of Fine. Meeting Thursday Night Tho Men’ll Club of Holy Cross Par­ ish held their nnnual Father and Son Banquet at the Parish house Thurs­ day night. It was the largest ban­ quet from the standpoint of attend­ ance that hna ever been hold. Amongst this number wore n front many of Sanford’s prom inent. mon who were accompanied by tholr sons. Thosa not so fortunate in thia particular acted ns sponsors for boys In whom they were Vspcciuliy interested. *' Honorable Forrest I.ako was tonstmnstcr for tho evening, being tntroductcd by B. F. Whitner, ono of the officors of tho Men’s Club. A number of interesting and elo­ quent talks were mndo by T. L. Dumas, E. A. Douglnss, Judge E. P. Householder, B G. Smith, II. C. DuBosc, Judge J. G. Sharon, and others. Rev. Fathor Peck was Introduced by Mr. Lawo ns the master mind In guiding tho work being carried on by the Brothorhood of St. Andrswa nmongrft tho boya of the city. Pother Peck apoko of tho purpose! of tho Bortherhood in its work nmongat tho boys, In which the fratom al, mental, moral, and phyalcnl spirit was em­ phasized. Tho Brotherhood of St. Amlrcwh is performing the samo work, according to Father Pack’, aa would a Y. M. C. A. if Sanford hod auch on organization. Tho Parish house, Father Peck stated, Is a popu­ lar meeting placo for Sanford boya of ail denominations, nnd through tho efforts of the Brothorhood has been equipped with athletic poraphrnalia and other facilities which appeal to both the older und younger boys. He pleaded for the co-operation of the men of Sanford, who are interested in the future le'adnre of the community, to assist the members of the Brothor­ hood to further the important work which it ia doing. A number of the speakers express­ ed surprise at what had been accom­ plished and ot the conclusion of tho meeting assured Father Peck of their uctive Hflerest in this work. Manager Brockhahn of the Mllane Theatre and F. C. McMahon led the singing of popular songs between nddresse. official- Circles? tWYx>n- DON HAVE NOT GIVEN The members of the Campbell-LoaUP HOPE slng Post have been diligently work­ ing to make Armistice Day Celebra­ off tion one of the best that has ever been staged in Sanford. In an much as A|rmiat}co Day fall* on a Sunday this yofur, It will be celebrated on Mon­ Will lib hlhde If England And day, and in compliance with the proc­ America Can Put It And,' All The, RevalutlonlstB lamation issued by Mayor Lake all p t^ r • " ' March Back bpalnosa houses will be closed tho en­ '. H om e (H r T k f A w W lilrV P rr» » ) tire day. Operations of Bootleg- LONDON, Not. JO—Although press Hitler and fcudendorf Through the courtesy of tho busi­ t p r . n * A tM ta lH P r n O reports from regarding men, the legion has been able ers One Block From the prospect ofWashington BERLIN, Nov. 10.—Muenchner LoBt “Kingdom With­ ness :-efd«ration inquiry to havo printed a very attractive pro­ Ncuefte Nachrjchton report* that the conducted within it limited scope of Capital gram, from which it la noted that out A Horse’’ . wherpabohta of Adolph Hitler is un­ French proposal nre hiy ‘ nb means with the exception of the( parade In known, but that General Ludendorff ( n r T k r A w n rlR lrd P r t u l (n r The Anoclilrd P rru ) sanguine. British olflclAlV circles in has been released after pledging his WASHINGTON. Nov. 10.—Wash­ Tximlon do nol consider BERLIN, Nov. 10.—The grent the morning, all other events are n time has wor^ that he would take no further "Berccllar government," proclaimed new departure from the customary ington pollco todny asked the treas­ y rt arrived In abandon hopes for al­ ury department to break up gather­ lied conference, In eluding America. part Ip thq revolt. Disarmament of In Munich Thursday evening with the features of Armistice Day celebra­ ings of bootleggers in the government In competent* qqnrtc/a it is asserted nationalists had almost been com­ announced purpoao of regenerating tions. This year tHo parade will bo building In Pennsylvania avenue ono Grent Britain wil| continue to apply Germany by demolishing the republic n strictly m ilitary’ and civic one. pleted late.last night. block from tho office of Secretary herself to problem of reaching a basis and restoring the monarchy, had a There >ylll bo two bands In tho parade, MUNICH, Nov. 10.—General Erich brief existence and last night It lies tho 164th Infantry F. N. G. Band Mellon nnd two blqcks from tho on which the conference can b* satis­ and the Fort Pitt Hotel band. Tho White House. Police oflfcials com- factory to the United States can bo Ludendorff yesterday lost his second in ruins. . .' plnlncd to tho treasury that premises 1 , 1 — “putaeh" within three year* and last Its Career ended ignominously yes­ parade -begins promptly at 10:00 a. ------poslsble avenue la held until every of on all-night lunch room leased by night was observing the fifth anni­ terday in circumstances widely differ­ m., marching ta Central Park where explored. ' the treasury to privnto enterprise versary of the German revolution a ent from those attending, its incep­ memorial exercises will be held, Dr. wns being used as n rendovous for prisoner In the custody of Federal tion, when, amid the fumes of beer E. D. Brownlee officiating. The par­ W A S H IN G T O N , N ov. 1 0 — F r a n c a numerous bootleggers who took or­ and tobacco the Burly Enrich Dudonl ade will re-form and the same line of troops. nnd the United States came definitely ders over telephone. The’ man who, aa chief in command dorf. declared he would not flinch in march aa In previous years will he to a . poking, P itth * .waxfi.,ycfVir.d.v •of the .qvrtnap force* , i" credited the task* assigned'to'blip; evert bo-| followed,. All local, military, baton!) on the proposal to, enlist ** * Amerl__T M l n w l. with having tost the world war for foro the prospects of war with nl and civic organisations will bo in aid toward n solution of UiC Vepafa/line and also a great many achool Germany, l^ast night was an Ignoble France, as Bavaria could immediately lions problem. ’ prisoner of the young republic he so put 300,000 fully equipped men in children will Cum out aa escorts to tho Premier Polncarp wa* ndvlaed by local post. thoroughly despised and against the Tho field. . Secretary Hughes, through Ambas­ The theatres wll give special maToday I.udondorf was a prisoner fragile existence of which he has sador JuBscrantl, that •restrictionsin­ plotted openly and in secret over sinco of the government ho Aimed to ovor- tlncca that day beginning a t 1:00 p. sisted upon by France would serve to his reactionary Bavarian throw. His coadjutor, Adolph Hitler, m., and lasting to 2:30 p, m. “frustrate!* the object of the'W ash­ The feature event on the program leader of the Fascist movement in strongholPublicity Agent For Klan Killed A t­ ington government In offering Amer­ Ludendorff and Adolph Hitler, who Bnvaria, also was captured, but ac­ for the afternoon will bo the gridlon torney Coburn ican co-operation ip on espqrt repara­ had barricaded themselves in the of­ cording to a late report, which has clash. between Sanford High School tions inquiry. . and Miami High School. The game fice <>f the war ministry after the col- not been confirmed, ho succeeded in ATLANTA, Nov. 10,—Philip E. The state department refused to go atarts promptly at 3:30 and will be lapae of the attempted coup d' etat escaping. It is said Hitler was Fox Ku Klux Klan publicity man who beyond this point In dUcloiing the engineered by Hitler, surrendered wounded In fighting that followed the played on Hood’a , Field. Aa both shot and killed W. H. Coburn a t­ purport and result of recent conversa­ teams are evenly matched the con­ yesterday afternoon to a detachment “putsch.” torney for Simmons faction waai tions with the ambassador in which Details of the oveqts In Munch test promises to be one of the most of federal ^roopa which had been or­ taken to hospital ward of Fulton detailed explanations of the French dered by Dr. Von Kahr, the Bavarian arc still somewhat obscure, owing to exciting that has ever been staged county tower this morning for ex­ attitude were made. No formal In­ Miami will bring a dictator, and General Von lossow , tho fact the only scant oflfdal re­ in 8anford. amination by Dr. N. W. Owcnsby, vitation to participate in un expert commander qf the Bavarian relchs- ports are available. The two leaders large following to root for them and alienist who wus called in for consul­ Inquiry is before tho Washington gov­ tation by Dr. Linton Smith. wehr. to 'lay >*ig* ,t0 the bul,d,ng; in this comic opora revolt, which col­ ernment ami n declination is, there­ Previously the Bavarian government lapsed in less than 24 hours, appar­ fore not in order. In the circum­ hsd dispatched an untlmatum to both ently were left in the lurch by tholr The Seminole Cafe will havo the stances no invitation from th a allied mdendortf iiUHCRUUIli and Hitler,» who is leader supporters when It was seen they fine Sunday, dinner tomorrow that at­ powers now is expected. of the Faacltl In* Bavaria demanding had no chance of auccosa. tracts so many peoplo to this popular There is no doubt that /such nn in­ The role played by Dr. Von Kahr, them to surrender within one hour. cafe. Noto the menu in this issue. vitation, if presented Utjder the and General There wa* brisf fighting between the military dictator, French restrictions, would bft de­ the RMchswehr aiid the Hitler guards, Von Lossow, commander of tho Ba­ clined. President Coolldge feola that In which a few men on both aides suf­ varian Relchswehr, in the coup ap­ the French limitation* render the In­ l« Mi m t a Mi * > 1 h* « fered c a s u a lty . Afterward Luden­ pears, according to the ofifeial ac­ quiry plan useless and futile. He be­ dorff and Hitler emerged from the counts, to have been in the nature of lieves tho French reairictions would Sanford, Florida, November 6th. ciation of Women's Clubs and tha building and placed themselves a t the a “diplomatic maneuver." It is said reduce the inquiry to a mere audit of disposal of General Von Losaow’a they could hardly have refused , to Honorable Board of County Com- County League of Women Voters ap­ German accounts; that tho United accept the posts allotted them by mlsloners In and for Seminole county, peared before the board and informed ■ troops. Stated could serye no useful purposo gtatuB of Ludendorff w d Hitler Hitler, when Ilitler had six hundred Florida, met In regular aeasion a t 10 the board that Mias Afcble Doudney, by sanctioning American participa­ aa political prisoner* has not yet been armed followers behind him, as they o'clock a. m. Proaent Chairman John had been employed by thla committee tion in an Invittion thqt could not defined and for the moment their cap­ certainly would havo suffered tho M-isch, and Commissioners G. L. for the Child Welfare Work in the produce broad nnd cotnprehenstvo ture merely marks the physical col­ samo fate as Premier Von KniUlng Bledsoe, C. W. Entxmlnger, B. F. county, and that her salary was to be plans for economic rehabilitation of lapse of Hitler's tragic-comic putaeh and the other Bavarian mlnlatere Wheeler, and E. Curlett, with V. E. 9150.00 per month and that ahe began this afternoon, say* an Exchange Germany nnd adequate paymenti by ,.ln which the '• world-famed former who promptly were arrested by the Douglass, deputy clerk, and W. C. wqrk on October 16th, 1023. Mrs. BY DUTCH GOVERNMENT Telegraph dispatrii from Berlin. Germany on reparations account. i quartermaster general of. the German Hitlerites when they raided the Rath- Williamson, deputy sheriff In attend­ Turner notified thla board of the ad­ AND ALSO BY THE GER­ The convorastlons a t the State De­ akcilar. They accordingly decided ance. dition of two members of thla comarray became eng®'!**MAN GOVERNMENT partment ended yestedlay when Am­ PARIS, Nov. 10.—A note signed by that discretion was the better part of mltfeo, and that the committee now Minutes of tho last regular moeting bassador Juaaerand called with adPremier Poincare ah president of the j was compoied of the following mem­ BERLIN, Nov. 10.—Sixteen men, valor and pretended to concur in the were rend and approved. vlcoa from hi* government which Allied Council of Ambassadors was bers: Mrs. John G. Loonsrdi, Mrs. including loyalists w®r® rebel plana. Aa soon as th^y re­ * ribU and delivered to German charge d’affaira reached him while Mr. Coolldge and Mr. R, A. Goods peed appeared be­ E. Curlett, Mr*. Marion F. Ballard, killed in the fighting at Munich, ac­ gained their quarter*, where they yesterday, protesting against the rehis cabinet were discussing the sltv" fore the board and requested that Mr*. B. G. Smith aqd Mrs. Deane , cording to the latest advices from the were out of reach of Hitler's band, • - v p * Premier'Poincare Made protests turn of Ex-Crown Prince Frederick tlon on the basis of tho previous «x- • / , Bavarian capital. Two member* of they decided to have nothing to do the county purchase for hla uso In re­ Turner. William to Germany. At tho Hague plahation from Paris. ' t Wlllnqi’s Return Mr*. G. M. Jacobs, et al, of Chulthe Relchswehr ware slightly wound­ with the "putsch" but on the coiv pairing the bard surfaced road* one it la officially stated that both Dutch Yesterday’s message kbowed no mod­ ed and some member* of the aecurty .trery to oppose it with the utmost ta r kettle and two pouring pot*, and uoUf, appeared before the board and T i G e rm a n y -• on motion of coromlaalonpr E. Curlett, and German governments granted ification of the French attitude and ask-for assistance from the county in : poHea were killed and *ix or aevert energy. This decision of Von Kahr seconded by commissioner. C. W. EntyEx-Crown Prlnra Frederick William added nothing new to the situation. (Ur The Am m Is IH r m « l ' building a bridge over Roberts knd Von Lossow gave a death blow Secretary Hughes, before receivlni rainier, and carried, tho clerk’of thia permission to return to Germany AMSTERDAM, Nov. lft.—It is ' ^ ^ l i p A t c h e . add that order in to Hitler's hopes, as tho Relchswehr Branch, between Chuludta and Curry tho ambassador, made a second visit board Is Instructed to order one tar definitely stated, according to a Cen­ vfije, and alio aak tha county to do Munich. has t***® completley restored remained loyal to Von Loaow^ PARIS, Nov.-it).—Entente nlllea to tho White Houso for a brief i n ­ . T t h a t ^ h e ^ s w e h r and the se­ Extraordinary scenes were enacted kettle and two pourini pots for the some work on the Curry villa road. tra! News that E^-Crown Prince county, aa recommended by Mr*. Good- On motion of Commissioner B. P. Frederick William has gone to Ger­ 111 Insist vigorously a t Berlin that ference with tha President in pro t t / poll*. ot lhe ,lt* in the now famous Beer Cellar In spe«d. . ’ ; ~ Wheeler, seconded bjr* commissioner many. An official statement will be former Crown Prince Frederick Wil­ paration for presenting the Americai Munich during the raid. Hitler and Uoq. Forrest Lake, and Secretary EL Curlett, and carried, this board issued thla evening by tho Dutch gov­ liam be expelled from German terri­ decision. his supporters made free use of their It. w. Pearman, representing the San­ agrees to furnish the flooring for ernment, which la understood to have tory, It waa said in official circles Tho exchange between ' Socre'arj ________ BERLIN, Nov. lO .-T he follower* rdVolvers to obtain order; bullata ford Chamber of Coimporec, appeared ;thq bridge and to appropriate the glyen him permission to Igaye Hol­ this afternoon. France and Great Hughea and Ambaaaador of Adolph H ltlet are «tiU holding Pre­ were fired Into the celling occasion­ Britain have exchanged view* during served to bflng out a detailed state mier Vou KniUlng of Bavaria, whom ally to remind those present that a before tha board, and requested that sum d f $16.00 for work on the road. land, tho Agency says. ' the peat few days on thia subject and ment of the limitation* oq.thfc r ---tjila,-bdard help finance an exhibit Later it was uflfclally announced Mr, H. U, KUbte, appeared before wa* in progress. Hitler's Ahew id f'td under arrest during revolution •vtw.u.-w.. was .... . _ -r . „ threats to destroy the treaty of Var- al Madison Bquare Garden, In Febru­ tho board in reference to toll, to be former Crown Prince had crossed the It la stated are In entire accoTd re ­ inquiry desired by the French Thuradaynl ght’a_. coup. j\ efnmcnt. German frontier this morning en Carding it, •t ■ ■ ■—■faille*, Uopost Prw ldfpt W® ary, fo r Seminole c’oupty, to be u Axed on the Titusville ferry. ■ '• Holland may not be regarded as part' o f an all Flarida exhibit, as pro­ have a big advert!**- ^ Berlin government and march Mr, Geo- E. LoVigne, appeared be­ route to Oels Upper 8Ueala estate to •‘ft Church telling you about against Berlin were •• received with posed and planned by the Ringllngs. fore the board and requested that this which he recently expressed a desire 'sufficiently secure retreat for former Congn*h?man JJb Seats wa* a • *m int in Emperor WUllam of Germany In view ito;< to tho city today and __. . . specials in clothing. frantic applause. General Ludcndqrf TTba hoard assured M r, Pearman, that board writ* to the Atlantic Coast Lina to retire; la located at Oels. ‘ ‘ of the flight of former Crown Prince to ;<U-nnd to are tl underwear of all kinds, who entered the hall'toward the dose thby would render such assistance aa R ailroad Co., requesting that they . LONDON. Nov. lOl—Ex^Crown Frederick, it waa said today a t the gz«u.;. v u r i^ p , n . drain j u j r right of wajr, west from ate. Sat tha ad of the proceedings was given a great thay uid. He made a speech In his Big Mrs. Deane Turner, representing the station at Wagnsr Instead of m at Prince Frederick William Is en rout* W * n olliM. .»d i mcotJ S t wifh hMU JO 4 -** ■ yelling l to Qynpany aid U expected to arrive <fe«U«d fist" style. , h » c w n lttM U r n tl» Q w o t, m - ’ >>? W cho»n Sir hint 0) & . a ^ m ■ a f . A t . . . _- - — T I . . . • m ■* t n PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION! POLICE URGED. EARLY TO CURTAIL FOX’S SANITY WILL BE PROBED BY PHYSICIANS ’RINCE RETURNS TO GERMANY IS REPORTED _ WAS GRANTED PERMISSION ARRIVES . t — « . q - » t * __ 4 1 , . k ~ . �e P r in>*i c e. -s' s' ? * ■*» 11n tT x ir MYERS m \ MRS. FRED DAIGBIt...... - ............... -------- --------- :------ i------- Society EdIU, Thoae JI7-W If yon hare any friends visiting you—If yod are going anywhere or com­ ing home, or If you are entertaining, write a postal card to this department, giving details, or telephone the Hem. I t will be greatly appreciated. CIAL CALENDARI FRIDAY CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN This season 20 . acres good celery land in flow- j m g well district. Price $850.00 | FORT MYER3, NoVs O.-Tlic Gen­ eral Executive Committee of tlid Un;(ed Brotherhood of - Cnvpcnleru i.nd Joiners of America will vttft thin city early in December to Investigate locations here that have been’•pro-' posed as the site for the organisation's Homo for the Aged.. This was mado letter just rocoived by known Ih George E. Ifosmcr of the .Fort My­ ers Weas frotn.Tronic Duff,,general Kccrdtary of the • carpenlera’ <,union. Kindergarten school each schoA iJ S j *l B' S' jcundrcD | Pujillii collected Hogan'a Bu«a. CATHOLIC BAZAAR. . • ^ 4th and Pariu „ . n , w<. each morning bj fo Bazaar. Ot Catholic | n^ ° ^ j y a t" ’ f “ rnU^ 1 rCK)m*. 13.00 , . „ v. ^ . •pej woek. Room, and board $8 00 im Ish Houae, December 6 Jweek M r* Z. T < S te d W ~ 603 IGl-to Dec 0. Third street. V V V , W e tp ' j Also All-Blor Cant in "THE GRAY DAWN." Rooms 501-2 Friday—Mrs. H arry D. I^wla will Thirteen Bridge Club. • . frt Friday—The Sallie Harrison Choptedjchl N. S. D. A. R. will meet with Mrs. wli Beecher Kent a t her homo in W in-! pen tef Park a t 3 o'clock. 1 Friday—Circlo No. 3 will meet ot sti the home of Mra. D. A. Kelley oh Th Oak avenue at 2:80 p. m., with Mrs. R. Kelley and Mrs. Lawrence Nott os Ha hostessos. me Frldhjr—Mrs. H. R. Roscbro will cn- Fit tertkin a t bridge a t her homo on Magnolia avenue, at three o'clock, m Saturday—Cccilian Music Club meets to a t 3tl6 a t the studio of Mrs. Fan- to nle 8. Munson on Myrtle nvcnuc. to Sunday—Allen-Wcbstcr wedding, a t to the home of tho bride’s parents, on K} Second street, at 10:30 n. m. raj Tuesday—Westminster Club will meet Mrs. Henry Wight, Reporter a t the home of Mrs. W. Morton' pu Phone 345-W Thigpen on Mngnolin avenuo. Tuesday—St. Agnes Guild will meet a t the home of Mrs. Clifford I’cabody a t 3:00 p. m., with Mrs. Toabody Tho November business meeting of and Mrs. Dick Brown os hostesses. tho Woman’s Club wns parked withIntorost from the moment it wns call­ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Umbnch of Or­ ed to order by Mrs. R. E. Tolnr, the lando, Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez and Miss president, until the Inst word of the Frances Gonazclcz will leavo this af­ program. Twenty-eight new names ternoon by motor for Miami where were reported ns accepted by the they will spend several days. Membership committoc, the Music chairman, Mrs. Hcndloy, announced Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Hodges an­ her Amerlcnn Folk Music program nounce the birth of n son November for next Wcdncsdny, generously in­ sixth a t their home on Palmetto nvc­ viting visitors to enjoy it with her nuc. The little lad weighs ten pounds department members, and a rising and has been named John Frederick. vote of thnnks wnrmly accorded Mrs. Galloway upon tho rending of her SHADE AND DRAPERY COMMIT­ detailed report ns chairman of the TEE. Building committee. Vnrious incom­ The Shade and Drapery committee plete versions of this work have been of the Woman’s Club arc requested to made from timo to time, through club moot to morrow (Saturday) nfter- meetings and press column, but this noon at 2:30. is n summing up of everything in MRS.- D. I \ DRUMMOND, connection with the new club home, Chairman. financial and otherwise, and tho or: gonizntion has every reason to thank NELLIE TURNER CIRCLE. not only Mrs. Galloway, but ench Nellie Turner Circle met with Mrs. member of her faithful and loyal com­ Dartoy Wednesday nfternoon. Plnns mittee. With a property easily were mado for the Missionary Rally worth 116,000, tho deferred payments to bb held at the church November 22. of $0,600, should not be a difficult Work to be finished for buznar was task to meot, If ench of tho two hun­ glvctl out. There were twelve mem­ dred members of the club will work. bers 'present. A little mental arithmetic nlong the Mrs. Darscy assisted by Mrs. C. J. lino of tho amount per cnplta or re­ Wolf served sandwiches, coffee nnd sponsibility, would be a good exercise for Sanford club women just at thin cakes. juncture, and would distribute the burden more equally than it now seems to He. The resignation of Mrs. Morgan necessitates an election of n finance chairman which resulted In tho ad­ dition of Mrs. W. M. Scott’s nnmo to the efficient members of tho execu­ tive board. A very interesting feature wns the report of a committee on purchase of now china, tho money for this purpose having been raised some timo ago by {what was then tho Homo Economics , committee. After having investigated out of town sources, it wnu finally de­ cided that tho very best price had been made by the Ball Hardware Co,, of this city, and as samples of the ex­ quisite Bavarian china dccorutcd in ! tho red rose which is tho club flower were shown, there was a general feel­ ing of admirution and satisfaction with tho choice. Mrs. Meisch ex­ isted nt this time a handsome silver punch bowl ludle, the gift of Mr, Weinberg tho jeweler, nUo the pur­ chase of a generous supply of aher* bet cups und punch glasses through the donation of Mrs. Frod Williams. Mrs. W. E. Watson, chairman of the committee on furnishing the dressing It o o i i i s , reported tho gift of a mnhog- Matineo for School Children Daily at 4:6o ——Night Shown Starting nt 7 :30 and 9:15 P. M.-----‘ TODAY Country Store—15 Big Prizes ACharle* Gihlvn Production “A WOMAN’S WOMAN” WITH MARY ALDEN Adapted from Mm. Nnlhro Bhrtley'H Saturday Evening Post Story of the mime title. Comedy—OUR GANG IN ‘‘JULY DAYS*’ Price* 10 and 35 Cent*._____ Matinee 10 and 25 Cent* SATl/KDAY— DUSTlN FAHNl'M IN *‘T l|E MAN WHO Also a Comedy SATURDAY WILLIAM S. HART IN First National Hank Bldg. Phone 05 All Kinds of Insurance — 124— i-t t-r.n C ttlM M Beginning .: Thursday evening .7:30 at gospel Tent,, corner Palmetto avenue and 3rd street. The object of this meet­ ing is the salvation of souls. Many interesting Bible subjects .will be presented. All are in­ vited to attend Evangelistic party Florida Federation of Women’s Clnbf is held in West Palm Beach', the local club will bo represented by Mrs. E. M. Galloway and Mra. John Lconnrdl, members of the StiiVo Board, Mrs. R. E. Toloi* also a bpard'mcihbcr through her presidency of a federated club,- and Mrs. II. A. Kelly the only delegate who found it possiblo to at­ tend. . iwttti in Mrs. Blackman returned to Flor­ ida Wednesday ufter n long summer in Wisconsin and New York. Sho was detained n month longer than sho oxpcctcd through an 'accident to her little grandson, nnd his stay In a Brooklyn hospital, hut it Is good' to have her home again, and to know that sho brought tho yoUngalar homo iri fine shape, to his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Berkley Blackman who are once again residents of Winter Park. Tho play, Mrs. Mr. Polly TickU, given Tuesday evening under tho nuspieces of the Woman's Club, nnd di­ rected by Miss Minnie Henderson of the Wayne P. Sewell Lyceum Bureau must huve been .an unqualified suci f ’one mny Judgo by the .cum­ mrnta hoard from those who attendod. The attendance wan Vood, ami rc'scIptH satifactory, and Mis. Tolar and her entire club membership are most grateful to every one pf the local players who took the characters on fln te ' • Our new Autumn Shoes, delicately fashioned £ and in thorough good taste, represent the last word in distinctiveness and charm. 5 They typify all the grpco and refinement for which The Tho nppointinrnti of Mrs. Hurry Heercti by tho fily Commission n:i n member of the City Planning Com­ mission is a source of gratification to S Outlet Shoes have always-had an enviable reputation.' One her fellow ilub women who fcOl tHnt ■ indy be certain of stepping forth vHth' smartness when she Is the right woman in tho right fitted out wtih such footwear. .1 . 1 . I . * rslta* J.i .s place! All last summer White tho rest o f’us were fanning and fussing over the hot weather, Mrs. Hccrcn and AND THE LOW PRICES WILL MAKE OUR Mrs. E. T. Mdrso wore busy scouring tho county for plants and setting FALL SELECTIONS DOUBLY POPULAR! them around the various school build­ ings where they nre beginning now to show up nicely. This work wns done under tho school grounds committee of tho Parcnt-Tcnchers’ Asoclatiogi of which Mrs. Morse is president, and they Inter extended their work in a In our frocka anil millinery wc offer you the last word in measure to the local parks ns both Styles and Values. Call today and inspect our sfpeks. -ladies arc members of tho City Park committee of piy. \Vomnn’s Club. ’It) club house cnlled forth npplnuse for her faithful enrrying out of her re­ sponsibility. Mrs. Meisch ns trenuser, and’ Mrs. Holly ns house chairman reported tho finanres of the club in healthy condition. A pleasant letter was read from Mrs. Blackman, nnd^a motion was mqdo and carried that n committee bo appointed to wnlt on Mrs. Galloway, nnd ascertain whether she would allow her name to be con­ sidered as vice president for the Seventh Section, in case a vacancy should be mado there if Mrs. Black­ man were elected president of the Florida Federation. The program for Louvnin Day be­ gan with tho singing of America the Beautiful, led by1 Mrs. Tnckuch, im­ mediately followed by n fine render­ ing of La' Brabanconne, the Belgian Nntionul Air, by Mrs. Turkach. An interesting article on tho Restoration of the Library of Louvain wn.i read by Mrs. L. R. Phillips in her usuni charming manner, and no ono woman present will ever forget the tender­ ness ond pathos of Mrs. Frank Dut­ ton’s reading of tho brief poem, In Flnndcrs Now. A sllypr offering wan taken to rep­ resent our sympathy for nnd interest in the restoration of this world fnmuun institution, which when com­ pleted will Btnnd for centuries, n me­ morial to all Amerlcnn war workers. A social half hour wns enjoyed, wj(h the hostess committee fpr No­ vember in charge of serving light re­ freshments. • The writer has recently had tho privilege of seeing the beautiful set of silver bought for the club by tho Jiiniors. It is plain and -heavy, nnd has n d ain ty design of an open ruse —tho club flower. »•<*«*•<*» Whan* tho annbal convention of the 7 Vi B'j aJL FALL HATS and FROCKS m L A D IE S AND M ENS R E A D Y -T O in ft wonderful showing of new jewelry for early Christmas shoppers. Our stock is most complete. Consisting of Diamonds, WatchSterling biivcrwnre, Silverware, es, Jewelry, btcritng Community 1847 Rogers Hand Painted Chinawhre, French Ivory, Eversharp Pena and Pen­ cils ’ ' Gruen and Bulova Braclet Watches in 15 and 17 Jewels »in Platinum, White and Green Gold at Special Reduced Prices. Few Specials for Satur­ day and Tuesday: 25 Octogan Gold Filled Braclet Watches, Guar­ anteed for 10 Year, Re­ gular $17.50, Special SATURDAY IS BOUND TO APPEAL TO YOU TO YOU IF YOU LIKE TO ,; SAVE MONEY. • j $4.00 Ladies’ black or brown Oxfords or One* Strap Pumps, at per pair $3.48. $5.00 Ladies' black or brown Oxfords or One-. Strap Pumps, at per pair $4.25. . Men's Scout Work Shoes, at per pair $2.25. $5.00 Men's Work Shoes, Munson last, at per pair $4.50. / Men's Hunting Boots, gt per pair $6.98. $5.00 Men’s Dress Shpes, black or brown, at per pair $4.25. SPECIA L BIG LINE OF CHILDREN'S . DIAMONDS: 25 Genu­ ine Diamond Rings, Blue White, Guaranteed. SpeP l im V -'Ll' i# ■ *7 J <1' 4 .* : t .1 I. The Diamond Palace First Street, Welaka l i , WBIWOWBC. Crop. MSfifi >>!■ x y / . i . j ^ i r i r 191‘8tc I Table board $G.0|J p'd>.wcelc. Rot ond ;k : sh : b : : k : k �i / ' \ -u* - 48 Railroad Centers Thursday,‘ mnximuni, 72; minimum Last month 82; minimum C8. Last year 87; minimum 59. Florida: F air Saturday and Sunrtnv; slowly rising temperature; moderate north and northeast winds, JACKSONVILLE, Flo., Nov. £>.— The maximum and minimum temper­ atures in representative cities, furnitStcd by the weather bureau from rcimrds compiled at 8 p. m., follows: . title s ' Max. Min. Atlantic City ............ 44 28 Atlanta ...-..... ....... 52 32 Iloston .................... 44 32 UuiTnlo.......................... L...... 40 28 Chicago .............. 50 32 Cincinnati .......... 48 28 Dos M oines________ 58 24 East Port Maine ............ 30 32 KansnR City ____ ..____ ___ 04 38 New York ............................._ 44 30 P ittsb u rg ................................ 42 28 St! I ajuib.............................. 50 30 Toledo .................................. 40 23 Washington ........ .............„... 44 34 Sanford Daily Fashion Hint nCTOKUl !Ravnv/ Itioo . ONF-PIECE g y m n a s iu m , ' SUIT Simplicity and convenience arc the deciding notes of this one-piece gym­ nasium suit which may tie developed eillier in serge or a pood quality of sateen. The closing is at the front and below the square yoke, the suit is laid in plaits back and front. Ex­ ercise is becoming such a fixed part of every woman’s daily schedule that ail appropriate costume for athlelik' activity is a real necessity. Tin* model requires 5lS yards 36-inch sateen or J jj yards 54-inch serge. Pictorial Review Gymnasium Suit No. 1560. Sires, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. ROAD TO CAPE SAULE HOMESTEAD. Nov. 7.—Tim 53mile section of the Ingraham high­ way, extending front Homestead to Cape Sable will be opened for truffle by November 15, it is announced here. This highway was completed in 101‘J front here to the Dudo-Monroo coun­ ty line, but at that point a land com­ pany interested in developing this section of the state todk up tho work of finishing the highway and havo extended it and dug a caimt about twi nty miles long, through tho center o f the Cape S able territory, almost to the tape itself. This latter portion Is partly hard-surfaced and partly marl, tlu> material being similar to that which forms the road bed of the Florida East CoaHt railroad extension to Key West. , Sioux Indian* have named Lloyd George “Two EnglcB" when it should have been a t least a dozen. Jlectric Heaters ':..$6J)0 ;ink stoppers hold the water-in the sink 35c t lafety Razors, Gillette Style .............75c Uozen B la d es..... :...*.o0c Ink writing pencils $2.50 Bike T ires...............$1.65 F. P. RINES 105 I’nl& Uto’Ave. Phone 481-J SPEED WAGQN CANOPY EXPRESS $1375 at Lansing, plus tax Upper— Lecture by Burgeon and practical demonstration Ineldr Red Croee Car. Lower— Railway worker* after In­ struction showing how to handle stretcher ease*. Washington.—Scheduled primari­ ly for a flvo months' safety cam­ paign tour, tho American Rod Crons railway car, equipped to,give First-Aid Instruction, has experi­ enced so general a demand for demonstrations that tho work of thlB No. 1 car Is reaching very large audiences everywhere, ac­ cording to reports from Major M. J. Shields, Red Crosa Held ropretentative, and Dr. W. A. Itedal, in charge of tho car's staff of sur­ geons and^iBglfltnnts. The tour started from Philadel­ phia late In July nud will end at St. Louis December 21, making (.tops a t 48 railroad content. In the monlhs of August and Septem­ ber the cpr covered 95C mllon. At 130 meetings demonstrations of first aid were attended by 18.172 persons. The average audience vua 150, and while railway men predominated representative of nearly nil • profsn-efonn and Itid"*tries were pre«plit to watch the "Xiiert Red Cross "crew" do Pa Due to the double frame mounting o f power units, chassis weight is evenly distributed for safe road balance. Safety is further insured by easy con­ trol, an unusually rugged steering gear and oversized ctrlc clubs. In Ohio, reports state, as n result of tho atipcarunca of this Antt-ald car clubs are organiz­ ing classes no as to give townsmen tho benefit of this Ited Cross cou r bo. Tho lnrro Industries—steel, rub­ ber, wool, lumber, dy.o works and other-'- and public anrvlco corpora­ tions, such as teleplmuo, electric, gnu and street railway com panics, are advising their emp’uyoes* to attend tbe fir.tt-.’dil *x*’ b'Mons at f a r No. 1. Malor Sb!rh|» d-elnroa that never la b’s lot p ’'crrit' ex "prlenee t;i tb'a In-e (*••» turn room sentlnr 53 persons and Is no arranged that It can bo quick­ ly turned Into a hospital for 30 pa­ tients. It has Hv|ng quarters for the surgeons and attendants, and Is equipped with emergency cuppiles of food, medicines, blankets, Btrotctiera and tlrst-ald materials. In seven yearn the Red Cross flretnld cars have covered 62 rail­ roads, traveled 208,000 miles, held 8 000 .first-aid demonstrations and reached more ftihn 1,000.000 perflJBB. The railroads have placed rvery facility at th.* disposal of tho *’fd Pints Tor this humane service ally fi-nr...... • •• ’ - *w ...... . •• hich Is taking to the people atm* •schorl at - d< n ■ " *- i’- -l • ’e end prncllcnl.lessons In saving Girl ItMir.fn '<"• * ** R r-" •’liman l fo. The Raltimoro and *'h'o system Is cooperating In tho n lim b er* m r o—sent Instruction lour by nrth»>- j - r. - nglng for the entire echedulo to *•»■«»* tho company's own lines. w ork . "" e work of this car Is innurnclng • roiin'cnt of many hundreds of t'nn’ Interest bn* tJevclore.l "••'-•tors In- tho Red Cross, whoso 'n tbip Red rross plan of extend '• trial campaign or Roll Call Is •n - Art! old I n s tr u c tio n Is ov l.b wt ("kin*' place throughout’the world co-o*vri»tl. n o f *i»booI nnfrom November 11 to November 29. •> nH'i.-.i. *. :p y ::*•!. 11!l tiffi •iT'.s 1. 1)it w ife, D a v id O. F r y and ------ F ry. Ill* tin' ilnlv <>X the* iK tu n n n . n l ' i n u l i c c r i'flrst*- U> t Vi* ^ n,l''-!('>f. I’UK11'‘WO. ,. i>nl(*Ms oA-ttnlyiHw . h a i l (;<»■ rcimyordliiK t,, In \i T a x ])«-'•«] w ill Ihkiii’ th e r e o n nn tho 14th d a y of N ov em b er, A. I)/ 1023. (ORAL) K, A. DOUGLASS, C lerk C ircuit Court, S e m i n o le C ou n ty, F lo rid a. Il> ! A. M. W'eekn. D. C. !O-C-13-20-®T-11..1.10-Ctc ,(-IickIi;r W, tlrmijrleh. ;i* H-vet.V- er o f th e Hanford I.onn iitid.Trii.-l C o m ­ pan y, a eo rp ora tioili litid th o r**|»eetlvc heir*, d e v is e e * . gran tee* on o th e r ohitomntM tinder Robert Hunt and ----Knot, hi* ulfe, William tv Itrawdy and -----. Ilriiwilv, III* wife, ttohefl loll on arid ----- l.uton. hi* wife, A. V. Tliomn* ami — — T h om a*. Ill* w if e , A n d rew J. C on e Olid A. <! Cone. Ill* Wife. C h a rles tj. m i l . J o h n It. D ixon, W illia m K. Ilnrtlett mid ---- Ilurtlett, III* wife, Alberto M. Htiwdey, HotuetlmeH known it* Alberto M. Sfawily. and Anna M. Sawdey, *oinellnie* known a* Anna M. Huwdy. Ill* wife. Alhei-I I. Join* and Kiiihiu Join*, hi* wife, Carlton Hire and ----- Hire, hi* wife, J. II. Abbott’ nud -----A b b o tt, til* w ife, Duvhl O. F r y a n d ------ F ry. Ill* w ife . and th e lielr*. devlaeue, g r a n te e * or o th e r rlu lm u n t* u n d er R ob ert II. Rato* *ey. d eeen sed , and th e heir*, d ev isee*, u ru n ter* or o th e r clultu.m tn under WIIRitm *ft. A u donrled. mimHInu-s k n o w n a* W. (t, Alldetirled, d ereaaed, and ull u n k n o w n p erson * e l a l m l o g mi Interest In tho real p r o p e r ty h e r e i n ­ a ft e r d escrib ed , ItcHpomlnin*. O H D R Il UK I'Ull LOCATION, T h e Htato of F lo rid a , T o All tho A fter n am ed Kuril**. Greet Intf*: 1 To Robert Hunt and -— - Hunt, til* w ife , W illia m C. lU a w d y , and ------D ru w d y , til* w ife . R ob ert Litton and -----Luton, til* wife. A. V. Thomas anil ----- Thomas, hi* wife, Andrew J. Conn and A. <1. Cone, hi* wife, Charles R. 1>111, John R. Ij Ixoii, william K. Hurtli-it. and ----- Ilnrtlett. hi* wife, A lh e r lo M. Httwdey, Hoiiietlme* k n o w n a* A lb e r to 31, B aw d y , and A n n e M. SuWiley, so m e tim e * k n o w n a* Anna M. Huwdy, hi* w ife , A lb ert L. .lone* and Rminn Jone.'i, til* w ife . C a rlto n Klee nOUULAHH. C lerk Deputy Clerk Fleetness, average-load-capaci y,\ roadability and agon toout-economizc any other commercial motor vehicle in tbe world, and make it adaptable to practically every line o f business. \y Designed and manufactured In the big Reo shops,not assembled. Supplied in twelve body styles. Chassis, $ 1185 BfRu . at Lansing, plus tax. „ .. . ,v '> ■ ' 111-113 Park Avenue rgEO MOTOSl C A Ii' C O M P A N Y , Lanflin^Mich- .METROPOLITAN nBHBHiiiBUHHHBBBaHBRZK»RBKBBHS3i:2abiiEBUcum:nfincur:uz3c;ifi:nE!ii:BccM e n a u n ;; B*tBI4HBBBBBBIflBBBBBBUC^WtaajlS:aU.LIUbUUEk:>....^...tJwXlUJtSEt~:ja^bMCUHUKUaaBCaai III C i r c u i t C o u r t . N p v ru tli J i o l l r l n l f i r c u l t . In A n d F o r B eiiilnolr C o u n t ) , I 'l u r li l* . Hlmuhird C n iw e r n K x e tia n g e , n eoriiornthiii oru m ilxed mnl exl*tlnK under th e la w * of tlio Htu to o f F lorid a, 14 A- Htudwidl. mot ------ H tudw ell, bin wife,- Carry Nell. (J. R. tjo n lsh y mid ------ (lo olsliv, hi* w if e , M. R. Oonlnhy mid h u sb a n d — r- U o o U h y , J. p. t lo o l* . b y n m t , ------ tSoolfthy, hi* Wife, Carlo* l ' e r d un nod -------P erd u e. Ill* w ife. Lenin A. I- I,c lttier. u . n . Nell nod ----- ^ Null. hi* w ife , J. \V. Nell mol .Mattie A. N ell. Ill* w if e , .la n ii* H. U lsp lm m and Mutll o A. Hlnpliim , hi* w if e , Hubert II. N e ll uod M A. Nell, hi* w if e . W illia m N ell a n d ' ------ N ell, III* w if e , J o h n I’urdun nmt H e le n P erd u e, hi* w if e , P. R. th >>l*hy mid M. A. tlool*h,v, hi* .w ife , Mary C. N ell and ------- N ell, h e r ' h u s ­ band. J o h n L ettn er mid Mary Lcdtner, hi* w ife , A lleen Hneed tltld ------ -------, her liiiHhnud, If li v in g , a n d If (lend. tignliiNt p a r tie s r la l n i l n g nn Interent u n d er a n y ot the a b o v e n am ed p a r ­ ties, d ecea sed , or o t h e r w i s e In t h e f o l ­ l o w i n g describ ed p r o p e r ty s i t u a t e d In Hemlnolu C ou n ty, F lo r id a , t o - w l t : Th« N W y Of th e H K y mid l lie N K ' i o f th e NRV4 o f Heetloii 21, T o w n ­ sh ip 2t Sou th o f R itnao 29 Hast, uttd th e N W U o f the N W U o f S e e t l o n 22. T o w n n h lp SI Kouth o f H atige 2t Hast. He»pondent*. OHDKII OK PCPI.ICA TION . T o th e defeii'idnlH, It A. Klu<lo'»tl nod ------ KtudWe)I, hi* w ife , Ctirry»Ne|l, fl.H. H o o tsb y ntwl ------ C oolah y, hi* w if e . M. I-. A too lsh y and buHhnnd — — (loo lah y, J. ■I*. CoolHhy mid ------ C o o U b y . hi* w ife , Carlo* P erd u e mot — -Perdue, hi* w lf«. Lenin A. 1., t.eliiicr. It. « . Nell and ------ - Nell, hi* w if e . J. W. N ell and M a ttie A. N ell, lit* w ife . Jnlnea H. niNpliiim and M attie A. Illsphnm , hi* Wife! Hubert <J. N ell unit M. A. N ell. Ill* w ife , W illia m N ell and ------ .N e l l , lit* w i f e , J o h n P erd u e and H e l e n P e r ­ due, 111* w if e , P. Ik CoolHhy ami M. A. CoolHhy, hi* w if e . Mary C. N ell nnd —— Nell. Iier huNhand, J o h n L e ll n e r en d Mary I.eltnrr. hi* w if e . A lle e n Kneed and ■ ■■ - - , h er h u sb an d , If li v in g , and If d ea d -a g a in st a ll p ar- A shoe manufacturer whose thougli he build his house in the woods, the world will make a beaten path to his door.” “If a man can write a bet­ ter book, preach a better ser­ mon, or make a better mouse­ trap t h a n h i s neighbor, store in New York City is in a rather out-of-the-way local! ity recently called the atten tion o' the reading public to these familiar lines For many years peonle have beaten a path to this shoe manufacturer’s door. He has proved the truth of thls_ famous aphorism. And where did he publish this quotation which he ap­ plies with such pride to his turer is a consistent and reg­ ular advertiser, and when he has anything to say, he says it through his advertising. It may fairly be assumed that he would not look for a thriv­ ing business in the best of mousetraps, or shoes, if peo­ ple were not told about them as people expect to be told— through advertising. Of course, people do find out which are the best mouse­ traps, the best shoes, the best tires; best breakfast foods, and buy them in preference to others. And people today are pretty well aware that when a manufacturer puts Advertis­ ing back of the things he makes, he is. telling the world lhat the path to his door is a broad highway. J , >1 ild in co-operation with The American Association of Advertising Agencies | �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATORDAY. NOVEMDER 10J O T LDST FEEUNq OF JfAlOUSY : V i i • 11. Former Opemtlo Had to Share With t it HOLY CROSS CHURCn ~ ’Church services for the 21 th Sun­ day after Trinity, November 11, will ■ • t -*'. : 7:30 a .m ., Low'Celebration. * 0:45 a. m., •Sunday school. 11:00 a i m , Matt Ins and Sermon. 7:80. p. m i,1 •»**«*** t/S u n d ay will bo Special mpsic Recessional" (DeA M. Anthem,? Koven) Solo: Mrs. 'tukneh. P.’ Mi Anthem: "Glory Bo tn'Theo, O Ged,: This Night" (Gounod),’Duet: Mr*. Taknch and Mrs. Leak. The first mooting of the Senior G. F. S., Mrs. John Leonard!, directress, assisted by Mrs. Howard Overlin, will be held on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss Ttlljc Benjamin. The new Sunday school orchestra is playing now at each session of the school. ”, ' I*' i Star Realized She "Her" Audience Othora. , •«» DO IT TODAY Mr. Ex-Service man; Ho you recall 803 that they get atill barter in the *} Helen Stover, the operatic star, nbnut five yearn ago when Undo Sam future. . They have at least earned a was asked for her impressions of pointed at you and said, “t want c decent place'In'wh|el) to eat,.sleep m vaudeville, men?" You answered his call and end,' if we enn’t »flgain make them * “ Oh, I'm enjoying my tour im­ mensely,” she said, “but 1 found it hard to understand at first. You see it was different front'm y expert* th a t each person out there was my personal friend. I t was ray audi­ ence. "B ut, when I had completed ami tho next act came on, my pride took a terrific fall.* T h e same audience applauded a pair of knock-nhout comedian* with just a* much enthu­ siasm as itjw ul applauded me—ray audience Applauding somebody else. I simply couldn't u m lm tand it anil was ready to burst into tears—my ALL SOULS CHURCH audience bad double-crossed nie nnd was applauding a knock-about act! Tomorrow, a Pentecostal Sunday But I soon begun to realize Hint the Slmday when the Mass, Epistle nnd audience betonged to all of us nnd Gospel are taken from tho 6th Sun­ now it delight* me to hoar the other d ay after Epiphany. acta get a big hand 1” Sunday school a t 0 n. m. sharp. Low Mass at 10:3$ a. m. Sermon on the day's Gospel. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ ment after Mass. Monday, Armistice Dny,- n high mkss of Requiem will be sung a t 8 a. m., commemorating tha soldiers and sailors who lost their lives In the great war. It will also be a gen­ eral copimunion day, nnd after the gospel, a short eermon on patriotism. Mnsscs during the rest of the week at 8 a. m. Strangers cordially welcome to free sitting* in this church. TIIE FIRST MEHODIST CnURCII W. J. CARPENTER, Pnstor i . after you had cone through' many physfcaljr fit, die.. I t is the least tE pt-g moves, physical examinaUons nnd the we can give them anti it Is yOur duty ■ like, you wero shipped to a camp. ns comrade* of them to see that t h e y " While there you Were called many .receive what Is but their just duo. . j * ____ the organisation, ____ 1_____ t b ^ g t The .larger things that you )*buld pot cafe'to see In print. You «|td cquads cast and easier for it to carry oat this. fiur-;,,, Sleeted Blue Point Oysters sqtiav)* wesL Perhaps you went to pose. Tho least th at nn. able-bodied jg Mixed Pickles /■ . -» • • Salted Nuts r ^ i s Island or Newport; ’ In any ex-scrvlco nisn can do for those less JJ Chicken Soup Corurrcnsonal caw you were gimp) tne same treat­ fortunate, ta to chip. In with hiadpea, ■ < Consomme A|a Mamlum ment nftd th e . Btimi methods were Numbers alone, however will still bo Entree deed to ipnke you a part of the great­ Ineffective and wrjli not give tho reFried Fillet Dc Sole Sauce Bci est fighting machine that was ever suit* desired. .I t I* necessary that rotnmc Ala Culbert prodecod lit'the history of the world. every member besides paying , his Finnlly, you were told that you wero dues, will give freely and till It hurt* V Roasts fit to hit the lino with the rest of of- his interest, hi* support nnd bin Roast Young Tom Turkey Ccstnut Filling the. fellows. Remember that cold time nnd WORK foe. the, American ‘i. CraubeiYy Sauce frosty night when you were out under Legion. Be a member Anyhow, but try Primo Riba of City Dressed Reef Au Jus tb t stars, nnd the lad with whom your best to bo pn AGTIVF* member. Spring Chicken Stuffed Gildet Gravy you shared your pup-tont? You crawl­ It Is nn<ho:ior merely to be eligible Fresh Pork Ham Spiced ed Into yOur blankets and kept cnch to membership In the American Leg­ Vegetables other warm. Perhaps it was ho who ion. Many mon would gladly live Mashed Yams Special Baked Potnb passed you out n Camel when you cnco again those {ow years during Boiled Potato were trying to roll your own with the war bo that they too would hr Japanese Rico Green Pens rain soaked cigarette papers or slip­ eligible, but it is now too Into. There nre some men who gave all they could 1 Salad ped ’ you n few just before payday when you were broke. Yon thought of their money, time nnd abiliuy hut Fresh Fruits because of age were not admitted into quite a bit of this chnp. Desserts l)o yon know that there nro 600 tho military service of the Unltrd Homo Made Apple Pic and Hucklo Berry in Seminole county who went through States are tncicforo, not eligible al­ German Apple Cake with Whipped Cream the Same darned thing, who have n though they are stil with us In spirit. Vanilla Ice Cream and Cake lot in common? Get into tho organ­ Many of them really deserve this Hot Corn Bread nnd Biscuits ization “and nil work together. There privilege. All you honorably dis­ Coffee Crackers Cheese is much that you can do for cnch charged ex-scrvico men are eligible Noon Till Eight Thirty other and for the community in whi.li and it is your DUTY to avail yourwe live and if you nil stiiU together relvcs of this privilege. If you nppredate what lias already us you did a few year* ago nothing been dorte, nnd if you want to help can prevent the good work. The organization bar. n post hero the tail who gave more than most of nnd in other towns throughout this us to keep our wondc: fill old ling country and n few other countries waving free nnd unfettered, do all you also lir.s been lighting for your Inter­ can to support the Legion. PLUNDERING OF Looters nnd htdp-up men have skil­ Band of Robbers Go over to the clubhouse, join the ests ever since it has been In exist­ fully plied many of their "Jobs" In FOOD SHOPS IN ence. It has helped tho men In the American Legion and get your button. Systematically BERLIN CONTINUES suctions of tho city whore reside many hnspitnls get a squnre deni and will 110 IT TODAY! foreigners who entered Germany with­ Indiana, BERLIN, Nov. H.—Sporndic plun­ out permission, nnd who have not re­ | John Davey Dead Peppers Sell At dering of food sliopr. was again lit ported to the police ns required by In Four Automobiles and H a rt Peefeet Set of Plana , j progress in Beilin today. Flaring law. Consequently nujubers of those , Was Tree Expert $2.50 Crate, F. O. .. . signs reading: "Christian shop" have robbed dnre not seek tho asabtnncc and World Known 1ecn posted on many of tho smaller «.f the authorities. B. Bradentoyvn SPENCffh, Ind., Nov. Q.—Band oil Raids made liy the polire have dis­ places of business in the sections rubber* variously estimated in nunj* Fine Prerivet Finds a Lectured In Orlnmio La*t Wilder On whore laid* had been in progress thu closed many crooks and other perher from 14 to 20 robbed two bank* Tree* . Market—F!«rida Una, last three duj’B, directed espe.ially turns who have come into Germany The Mnrket Now AKRON, Ohio, Nov. 8 —John Davey agnlnrt the Jewish shops, with tho from tho east without legal author­ here early today of approximate!^ ization. $15,000 and wounded two cltifeo* ,3, known mV father of tree surgery result that lip to this morning ninny The r-tound large ron&igUmcnt of. in United States, died here in lay. Traveling in four automobile* robber* hundred shops had been wrecked nnd new peppers—two carloads—went for­ pillaged, and more thnn 100 persons Ohio farmers sell apples at 60 vents first isolated town by cutting *11 tele, John Davey was in Florida last injured. ward Wednesday nftemoen uvular pack a bushel, hut we refuse to say it isn't phone and tclcjraph wires then postal of the Manatee County Growers’ As­ winter nnd made a fine talk a t Or­ enough applejack. guards to prevent Interruption whlta Today'* plundering, nlthough scat­ sociation, The peppers wero gather­ lando on the subject of tree surgery they blew upon bank vaults. tered, was apparently thoroughly or­ ed from several fields to complete Vne nnd beautification ami the reforesta­ ganized, ns the outbreak* occurred Wisconsin onion crop this ’ rhipmcnt. Both enrloads were sold tion and J)rearrvalion of the fovert*, filimilUncimsIy in different sections in estimated at -107,006 bushels George says Europe Is In a despo hero f. o. b. cur lit $2.50 a crate, I fin death will be noted among the such a way Hint the police efforts times ns many smells. rate -condition. We are glad It isnl which Is n handsome price but no men nnd women of this country who to curb them could not be cuncehtrntin the United States. ; itnndsomer thnn the pepper*. These, Ihave iiindc reforestation and preserva. ed. Thero lire ,137,000-sewing machines of the World-beater variety, were true itioii their life work. ' Many of the tdiopx nre closed, even in American homes, some of which to the nbme, being very largo,\ of a Brewery seised In Philadelphia, in tho central part of the city, as yes. nro entirely paid for. Experts . say a circle cannot he beautiful deep given color and belllad them seise. Nobody wants to today's outbreaks were not confined squared. We sny street car wheels shaped. drink beer in winter. The Herald for first m w i Job work to the isolated sections. .> The northern mailed is ready for come mighty close. popper* now, nnd n.t n stiff price, the recent cold wave having wiped out vegetable patches as far south as rtort Florida. Ten days ago there war, • a plentiful supply of hall popper* nnd pretty nearly everything else In the vegetable line, fmn stcca north of Florida, hut today it Is a different itvry, and produrera of carjy vege­ tables of nil kinds, in this licit, arc getting good prices for their products. Tho first carload of peppers went Noith several dnys ago.—Urndentqwn Journal. The subject of tho morning sermon will be he: "Why have we so few young men entering the ministry?" Tho evening subject wil be: "Arm­ istice Day, and a plea for a world Ffrst Tramp—Ilqw many feet had court” we better keep 'way Turn ilat dwns? Tho new young men’s clasa wifi lie Second Tramp—'Bout lour good feet. formally organised in the Sunday I guess. school Sunday morning. A large number have signed up for this class. O LD E Q Y P T IA N MODES Sonic fine music \yll bo rendered by tho choir. One of tiio newest fads, Hint of wearing red, green or blue shoes of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH the sandal Ivpo, is our latcrrt rever­ sion to Egyptian modes. Egyptian Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Every Indies wero particularly fussy ubout member of "the church should be In ill; ‘r sandals. These were often Sunday school. woven of palm, leaves nnd papyrus * Morning worship and seinion 11 n. stalks, but were sometimes cut out m. Subject, “A comrade who never of leather nnd lined with cloth. Con­ falls me." tempt for an individual was ex­ Baptist Young People's Union (5:30. pressed liy painting his picture on Evening worship nnd sermon 7:30. the inside of the sandals, ao that he The subject cf prelude: Tho mean­ ing and the Message of Arniistiic might lie trodden upon. Dny. Subject of evening sermon: l'rofotyj>es of the modern Egyp­ "Out of the deptha to the heights." tian ballet at the courts of till Mr, II. J. Clause will n'.ng. . J’linrnohs wore loose flowing robes of Prayer meeting Wednesday ow n­ finest texture mid transparent qual­ ing 7:^0 ity, which were fastened at the waist by girdles adorned with liends, or CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ornaments of various colors. On In view of the fact that Mondny many of the friezes of tho temples In Armistice .pay, Mr, Burhans will the outline of tho transparent robe preach tomorow morning on the sub­ has been effaced. Tho Egyptians, liuirk Six ject of, "What the Churelrcan do to­ like the Greek*, represented tho con­ tires good, ward putting an end to wn~." Thin tour of the figure ns if Been through monthly. is a live question today and ought Co., Dodge tho dress. to be cnrefully considered by every earnest Christian. P U LLIN G O U T STU M P S At seven thirty p. m. Mr. Burliann wll give his lecture on "Hen llu r or A machine has recently been de­ a tale of tho Christ," illustrated by vised that pulls tree stumps in much beautiful pictures. The story of Ben Hur Is a beautiful onu nnd is the same way th at n dentist draws made morb real l»y tho many picturea teeth. The stump must tie of surh given. Come and see as well as hear. shape that it can bo firmly gripiwd Bible school a t th e1regular hour, with chains from nbove, or failiug Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m.. sharp. this, must be excavated until the Let every member and friend try to passage of the chains is a possibility. bring anohor. It is securely moored to an overhead I _______ - All nre7*welcome. frani3, which is then slowly jacked NORTH CAROLINA FARMER up by menus of two jacks at either KILLS HIS WIFE AND side, or in extreme case* four of THEN HIMSELF these can he used, onu at each corner nf a somewhat more ambitious IB r T i t S u M la ln l P rr u ) 8MITIIFIELD, N. t , Nov. p.—A. framework. I t is reported that a E. Flower*, tenant farmer, yesterday stump that resists every ordinary shot and killed his wife and slightly leverage can he pulled right out of wounded Earle Stephenson, youth and tiie ground under the slow and then ended his own H(c, according to steady urge of these jacks. reRprt to)tho sheriff's-office today. Flowers «id his wife had been sep­ C H IN E S E C O N V E R T S arated fo j^ ijn tig / time: During 1922 wnie 85,000 adult Chinese were converted to the Ro­ man Catholic faith, bringing, the total number of Chinese Catholics up to 2,000,000, reports the Osservatore Romano. ON THE WAY Touring 1919, runs good, $95.00 first payment; $25 Phone 3, Sanford Motor, dealers. Rich, Jlne-Jextiired nscuits - Royalty *!>• in torn. Monty Flour cake***. Try Your Favorite Recipes ilrith A u n t J e m im a Pure Soft W heat Flour N o tic e th e difference! B iscuits will be lig h ter, flufficr;~paf»tries -m ore te n d e r and delicious; o rd in ary cakes w ill be tran s­ fo rm e d in to delicacies. N o extra skill or^m agic is required. T e m p tin g , tasty; p ^ tr ic s , cakes and biscuits m ade w ith A u n t J e m im a 's n e w flo u r a rc th e lo g ic a l r e s u lt o f su p e rio r processes in th e selectio n and m anufac• Itu re of h ig h est q u ality soft w heat. ( * ‘T s c in .to w n , h o n e y , a n d m ah c o r n in 'n o w [m eans cakes, p ies a n d b is c u its w ith s u r e 'n u f I n n a l ' t v f h t i r w i l l m a l m v n ' a n i f i c k v n ' l i n e *’ !%JEMIHA MILLSCOMWNfi 0T.JO0EPH-Ma tfoft Wheat M i l l e d (>y t h e m a k e r s ^ lie —-Criminals always return to the scene of their crime*. H im —Ye*, that’s where I sm ^ o *ing now. 1 stole a kiss last night.— Judge. ighytuffu o f th e fa m o u s A u n t - Counts** Fsllcla oUyefca. daugh­ ter of Countess Eleanor P. Oisycka. formerly 10** Ei*anor M- Patter ton. prominent In WastUncton and Chicago society. wUI b* prtssqted to Capital society this winter. - « Montreal squirrel M l <J«' golf hatfs ' FoV quldt' veWTt* try 5 want nd. * xtored for nut*. The funny side la ( Tbf Dally Herald, !6r par. week. he had no golfers. J e m im a P a tic a k e ^ F lQ u r . Distributors C. W. ZARING & COMPANY aonfurd, Florida PLAIN OR SELF RISING , �eounty lends the.state In tho Sanford Daily Herald Seminole production of winter grown,’vegeta­ New Winter Styles in Millinery bles. Tbo total of cnrldl shipments from Seminole for the season 1022-23 totaled 7,016 cars, of which 644 were The Herald Printing1Co. oranges, 172 grapefruit, 12 potatoes, 2 cucumbers, 408 peppers, 4,812 cel­ rrn i.is n r c n * r . J . H O lt Y . ery, 070 lettuce, 247 mixed vegetables M . A . .>KI3t..... and 58 of cabbage. Only two other A B rt-riU las n a i r a M uir K rouji on counties exceeded Seminole In the A pp licatio n grand total of cars shipped. Polk L B W in S H IP P ------ C lrrn tn tlo n H i k i p t r county holds the record with a total Pfcanr iOT-W a f t e r It p. n i. of 11,400 cars, followed by Orango ' N oh arrlp tlon P r ic e In Art™ tie r I with 7,320, However, the bulk of tho ? » • V e a r --------------------------------------- AAOO • l x M onika ____ M0 shipments from these two counties „ » * l l » « t r i In C ltr k r O m k r O na U r f f c ..„ ,------------------- ,------- IB C m ta comprised citrus fruits, the former T k e h i* 1 * - In IK -p axc W r e k lr H e r - shipping 10,456 cars nnd the latter a l* r n tlr e lr e o v e r a N cm ln n lc C o u n ty 5,800. Dade and Manatee counties n r t U p ah llab rtl c v r r r I'c ld n r . A d v r r lla ln x r a lc a m ade- k n n n n o n a p p llr a - were next In tho order named In to­ H on. P3.C0 p c r r e a r , n l w a y In a d v a n c e . tal shipments of all commodities, with MFXII1KH T U B A S S O C IA T r.il PIIP.SS 5,037 and 5,388 cars, respectively. T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s la e x c l u s i v e l y 73 per cent of tho celery grown in the e n t i t l e d to tho uae f o r r c p u h llc a tlo n o f n il ut.wn d is p a t c h e s cr e d it e d to It or state Is shipped from Seminole coun­ ■flot o t h e r w i s e m r d l t e d In tlila p a p e r 5*r | n,,,0 l '1* lo c a l Dcwa p u b lish ed ty, nnd approlxmatcly 25 per cent of . A ll r i g h t s ! o f r e - p u h l lc a t i n n -of ap eclal the total grown in the United States. /d i s p a t c h e s h e r e in nra nlao reaerved. —Florida Grower. [ l * t U l i k f 4 w r y R tlf n iM * r x r * p l Hnn « • • • * Ifce ll r m l i l llnllrflnK . IOT « kJ . cmplojera aond/nV’^ t o Southed aUtca labor ogeiits, wh o in turn ' ACH! SOMEVOH MU^T'Be ktDWHG, VUK WltfT HAF A SVELLEP HEAD FOR PoT 3IY l.e. * UF MILUKERY total number who endanger their own. By or upon request had Rnon Ilvok and the lives of others a t rail- written to friends In tha South'1 ” roaff crossings la very considerable lag them to move. " UrR' n ndthe possibility for crossing acTwo definite problems, the l cidents 1b correspondingly large, th e said, had grown out of the nri*™ ccord for September Is taken, how -|tlons; first, the relation of the over, to Indicate that accidents of! and nefrro races, “by no men this sort can. bo be eliminated if au*' insuperable problem and secon,^ni! an tn m n h ir» rtlrvna w i l l Inn- *10U»' caution. DECLARE ABOUT 100,000 * NEGROES HAVE LEFT FOR HOMES IN SOUTH NEW YORK, y ' 0.—Surveying1TAMPA METHODIST M1NIBTER DIED TODAY the present migratory movement of negroes to tho North which has stir­ TAMPA™! AMadM*, r r , M) red students of sociology, the nation­ TAMPA, Nov. C.—Rev. C. C. Cecil al Industrial conference board, an widely known Methodist minister organisation affiliated with many died a t hia home here today. large manufacturing concerns, tonight issued a report nserting thnt this RECORD SEASON IN year about 100,000 negroes had' le ft| OKEECHOBEE FISH their homes In the South. Tho pres-j _____ ent^movement, the report 'sets forth,' OKEECHOBEE, Nov. <1._a record "Is almost wholly industrial and has season In the Lake Okeechobee fish been to n considerable extent Induced industry U Indicated by shipments by the ehortago of common labor In'during tho first thirty days-Scntcm. N o rth ” jlwr, when 1,120,084 pounds were The board found that the normal shipped. The catches were mostly annunl movement was about 10,000.'catfish, although bream and perch During 1010 and 1917, however, It* present to some extent. The entfish was estimated that, In n wave o f'n ro shipped mostly to states west of hysteria, approximately 400,000 no- the Mississippi river, but the perch proes had left the South, a» “whole and bream are sent to tho southern communities, entiro streets of people states. nnd oven church congregations, hend- J Both fishermen nnd dealers are pro>cd .by their pastors moved North dieting a record season. ■ ’and located as units In the import­ ant industrial centers.” The Herald for first class Joh work. Q g le e i II K ItA t.n 111111,1)1X0. P h o n e U S TO A U V H ItT IlIR n n i In cnao o f errora o r o m i s s i o n in le g a l o r o th e r a d v e r t i s e m e n t * The ll e r n ld P r i n t i n g C nm p n n y doea not h o ld Ita elf lln h le f o r dnm;it;»- fu r t h e r t h a n th e nmr.unt r e c e iv e d fo r aucli n d v c r tla e m en I a.__ _ D U c u M te f ' ’th e t k li POSTOFFICE^fJETTING BETTER. The postofficc and mnj| delivery is evidently getting better or there Is n general cleaning up of the old mail ns today we received tho news • Foreign Advertising hrpreu-n.alive 1 THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION of President Harding’s denth in week­ ly nnd dally pnpors of Florida ns fol­ lows: The Pensacola Journal, The Tampa Times, Winter Park Herald, The Florida Advocnte, The Frost­ Big doings in Germany. "Luddlo" proof News, The Alachua N owb nnd blew up yesterday, Fascist!* nrc out, many others. This date wnR August Former Crown Prince on his wny to 3rd m d we are just receiving these Germany nnd no one can predict Jurt papers. What we want to know is what will happen over there. where have these papers bffen all this -— o------------time. They have not been on the mail Sanford Herald announces thnt trnin3 and they have not been at the Sanford has a population of 10,000. place where they were printed. Were Evidently they counted, tho whites, they In the Sanford postofficc and is also.—Lake County Citizens. Have them nri inspection of quarters over not counted them yet, Ralph. W ait­ there today thnt they nrc sending out j lnnta, who have had their work print- pnrt. W hat they did there is quite EIGHT ACCIDBNTS • • • ■ • ■ ■ n im a a B a ■■■■■■■&■■□■■■■ mb HaNaanKDH u n i n ana n a i i ing for you to come back to Sanford. nil of this “up to-date" mail today7 led in nntionnl periodicals. ON COAST LINE sufficient to win for them heartiest ■----------o------ -----IN SEPTEMBER "Schools of journnllsm ut unive.ci-! admiration ard unstinted commenda­ At this rate we enn expect to get our Another week is almost ended nnd 1021 mail Monday'at the very latest. tion, it is explained, am like law tion. Whnt they do here, nnd now, in we will got away from the “daily Although automohiVj travel was If tho Daily nml Weekly Herald has schools nnd medical schools, only' no less important. As they govern grind” for another day. This news­ suffered tho snme fate at the hands much younger. There was a day when themselves, ns they seek to mnko of ‘ greater than ever before, there were S Here arc the styles for men cf quiet taste as well as the felpaper stuff inny seem all right to tho of the postofficc nt various cities nml n young man lead Inw In nn old law- this nation n better nation in which; °"Iy H automobile erasing accidents J lows who want pop in their clothes... An xtensive collection person looking ort but to we folks towns over the United States it is no yor’s office before practicing his pro­ to live, nml. ns a model for nil o th e r10'1 Atlantic Const Lino in Soptemwho arc in the thick of things it is a wonder we have been , getting the fession; a doctor took his apprentice nations, ro will he tho enhancement her 1923. There were no fatalities Jg new on display of every conceivable novelty pattern i.nd ■ staple suiting for men of discriminating taste. All wjrk grind and n sternly one. Some day complaints that, are coming into this around with him on his visits; nnd the of tiie glory tha; justly is theirs, so nnd slight injury.to only one person. done in my own shop. the folks will probably appreciate office nhout the paper not being de­ would-be newspaper man, began ns a will he the measure of further praise During, the month 14,520 trains were ■ what we have done here for fifteen livered. printer's devil nnd worked bis way uml commendation to he nwnrded to operated over the 4,800 miles of track S 221 E. First Street years. owned by the company with an aver­ ■ ----------- o----------up. But not so today; in each of them. - . - — o -------------age of about one crossing per mile. nRE BBR B RR aR R RR R R RRBRRRRRRRRBRRRRBRIIRBRSRRRaRRRRaaRnR these fields there nrc professional FLORIDA SHOULD HAVE The world may forget whnt tho READ ESTATE IS ACTIVE IN schools preparing young men for brave men of the world war did in The small number of accidents and the'I JOURNALISTIC SCHOOL. SANFORl). their life work, and the Henry Grady those years of armed conflict, but it correspondingly Bmnll personal injury mny be attributed, in part a t least, All the big schools nre inaugurating school, named after a native Athen­ never will forget what they do here to increasing carefulness of nutomo At last Sanford is coming into her ian, and n former rditor of the Atown in regard to real estate and lands schools of journalism nnd it is high and now °ir * °m„ltiC bile drivers in appronching crossings of all kinds. For many years the j time the newspaper men of this state Innto Constitution, is doing its share, institution by which liberty is main- ns a result of the careful crossing ! ta jncd, and in proclaimed, through Herald hns nuked the people of other took sonic action toward the institu­ nccording to officials." campaign by the railroads in the past Passengers and Packages words nnd deeds, to future genera two years, nnd rcfiecta results of pas­ cities to bring their money into San­ tion of n school of journulism nt the WHAT THEY DID THERE; WHAT Unna.--Tiim».Vfllon. ford and invest it while the investing University of Florida. This great sage ‘fti certain states of legislation Leaves Lake Mary THEY DO HERE. was good—getting in on the ground school Is putting in other departments r a w s Ml-ST HONOIt HOKES Leaves j floor—nml now they are coming here and losing many students who want Armistice day, or Liberty day, a? THE LOYAL. nnd In the next week or so the Herald to take journalism ami are forced to Tho number of automobile a n d ; will hnVo some announcements thnt go to other states to get whnt they sometimes it is designated, will be motor trucks in tha territory of the Every place of business ami every Atlantic Coast Lino is shown by gov-' Rhone fi-13 will demonstrate that not only is San­ want. A press, despatch today about celebrated next Monday, in com­ Cor. Oak and First, memoration of the signing of the homo in Filialka should show the em­ eminent statistics to be greatly in ford the finest place in the world to tho University of Georgia says: "A movement has recently been armistice, which concluded the most blem of “Old Glory" on Monday next out your money but the money is coming nnd the price nt present is precipitated to inaugurate an honor- destructive war in the history of civil- —the dny that will be observed over very low compared to other e itie s^ r ary journalistic frBp'-'mltv ut the uni-1 Nation Iwtwccn the nations involved; he entire world ns a remembrance of Florida with only half of the advan­ versity and in addition to this, sev- the destruction, duo to the war, con- Armistice Day, or, as it is now des­ tages of Sanford. So conic along, crnl of the more alert students in the tinucs even to this day, and the end ignated, "Liberty Dny," you folks with money and gel some of department have gone about the or­ is not yet in sight, particularly with People of Putnam county can do no that Sanford soil before it is all gone. ganization of the "Quill," a club for reference to conditions in European less than float the flag on that occa­ those who are contributing to the countries, which must continue to suf­ sion. It matters not whether the University of Georgia publications fer the resultn of tlmt war until such flag is shown in the busy portions of SEMINOLE IS SOME COUNTY. and nntionnl publications. Here it time as there "is a return of reason '.lie city, in the outer portions of PnKcccnt figures compiled by Chase mny he noted that there are several and re-establishment of normal con­ lutkn, or fnr out in the rural dis­ & Co., of shipments of Florida fruits students, among them Irvin Myerson. ditions. Then, nnd then only wLl tricts where it mny bo seen, perhaps, and vegetables by counties, show th n tjo f Athens, and I. II. Grannth, of Al- there be rea peace. by only those win* render the honor. Governor Hardee, in'his proclama­ There will bo that self-satisfaction B B B H B H B B B B B B a B B B B B B B B B B n B B B B H B B B B B B X E I B B B B I H B B I t B B B B f l B B tion calling on tho people of Florida which comes from a patriotic deed, "to join the American Legion In no mnttcr in whnt portion of tho coun­ sacredly momoralizlng those who suf­ ty the flag may ho shown. fered and died for their country dur­ It carries tha mind hack to that ing the world war," and in designat­ most auspicious Monday of but a few B R ing November 12th ns a legal holldny, years ago when the world was crazed instead of tho 11th, which falls on with joy l» cause of the fact that Things Worth While Picked Up Along the Way; Some Sunday, voices n desire nml n call there promised to ho a cessation of ’From Pens Long Ago Laid Down; Some From Pens "upon all the people of Florida to luy all strife. That was a day when of Later Days aside their business cures on said dny tears of joy trickled ndown the nnd to join with the people of the checks of those whose denr ones LEtJEND OF INDIAN SUMMER other ntntes of tliis nation in com­ were still "over there.” Tcnra over memoration of the signing of an comb’re reflections y those whose filow Hu* lied Man accounts for the hazy, dreamy armistice which concluded the world loved ones had been noted In the cas­ days of late autumn.) war.” Tho governor, very properly ualty lists, who were still hoping thnt An old Indian chieftain lies sleeping urges all our people to join In some some error Imd been made. It was Sleeping through all the long year. appropriate manner with the Ameri­ a day of exaltation for the whole Till the shadows comb softly creeping, can legion in sacredly momornlizing civilized world. And the cold winter days draw near. those who suffered nnd died for their Ami then, when tho brown leaves are falling Chirrs, for the living and tears for country during the world war." This, tho dead were everywhere. Cries In silence so soft and deep, he It repented is a very proper call lie feels that their soft touch is calling, nnd huzzas rent the nir; silent medi­ nnd it is one of which the people tation brought quiet und near-joy to And awakens at once from his sleep. should respond most heartily, and in * * ** the many. Wildness characterized manner to indicate their solemn nnd With the leaves whieft around him are lying, ...... actions all tl.e brief day nnd tumult srn-red remembrance of ‘those young His pipe to the brim he now fills. reigned lor.g into the night. Mem­ men who died in the service of their ory brought hack the days of de­ And soon with the autumn breeze dying, country. A blue haze spreads fast o'er the hills. parture; anticipation of the home­ Remembrance of the dead, however, coming rendered happiness one of the He' sits there smoking nnd dreaming Is only a part, although a very great pit usual contemplations. Of the days that have lung passed away, part, of the duty that the living owe Fly tho Flag! It is our Flag! It When every moment was teeming to those whose lives were sacrificed was made the nearer und the dearer on the nitar of-war. Those living, all when, on that wonderful November With all that was happy and gay. people, whether of tbo American day, there was flashed across and un­ Of his youth long past ho is thinking, Legion, or tho citizenry In common, der the ocean that had separated nwe it to the dead nnd to themselves fighting from the crying the Of the days that were free from all cure; thut on this annual Liberty day they nouncement that the cnnnon’a roar /\nd the smoke from his pipe, downward sinking, Makes more and more hazy tho air. consecrate themselves anew to their was stilled and the ruttle of musketry duties of citizenship, pledging them­ was silenced. selves to do those things ahat are csAnd we, while seeing and breathing Hang out the Flag on Monday!— This magical, mystical smoke, sentlal to the fullest enjoyment of tho Talatka News. Dream dreams thut are just as deceiving ■ Jhighest order of citizenship, to pre• , As the Red Man dreamed when he woke. a serve unsullied tho priceloss heritage * of liberty, of Independence, marked Dulck Six Touring 1910, runs good, pgopLca Rank or S antoro When the leaves all around him tinve perished, * by wothiness to deserve and perpet­ tires good,’'$00,00 first payment; $23 He lays his long pipe down once more, monthly. Phone 3, Sanford Motor, uate both. And the Indian Summer is o’er. a Those of the American Legion, es- Co.( Dodge dealers. And flleepfl where the dead leaves once flourished; |g pecially, neod to remember the high ■ station to which they attained Even American divorces aro being —By Lyle Wilson Holden. 5 through the war .in whkh they played made in Paris now, but don’t s t e m conspicuous,’ vuch « worthy; to last — _JJ J [ E d . R a n d a ll—T a ilo r Bus Line •'8,^t:'mv‘3 ‘a'nd,l5,p.',Tn. Hanford 1O 30 a. m. 4 and 6:30 p; m. : | s s SENTIMENT-OM and New B E C A U S E you are alw ays w elcom e h ere, y o u n ever can intrude. �c — •I BA SEBA LL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING ■ - Clio BOXING R. L; SHIPP, Editor m tm m « ta * Diutin Fnrnum in “The Mon Who Won*’ today. “The'-Man Who Won” Dustin Farnum's latest and greatest. Do ygu.bet?. If so put your money on "The Man Who Won.” He's won elsewhere and hell win here. Signed —Dusctin •Farnum. He gamhled for money, for wom­ en, for horses, and then re gambled for another’s honor and happiness. A smashing story and sacrifice. of selfishness A production which recalls Custer’s j last stand in Wild Bill’s last defence. Dustin Farnum glorifies our pion­ eer days, sanctifife* our early cabins. Duc'.in Farnum, as a fearless, guntoting gambler, who goes west. In a blase of Glory after making his .last and most spiritual bet. Sunshine Comedy There’s A Will.” today, “Wh Mutt and Jeff also Fox News. Prices 10 and 20 Cents. -"Monday—Amateur Night—5 Acts of local talent. COUGHS, COEDS, WHOPPING COUGH Mrs. Will Hall, R. No. 3 Baxley, Ga., states: “I am writing to all who suffer from - cougs, colds, croup or whopping coughs I cannot recom­ mend Foley’s Honey ■and Tar too much, and I can’t keep house without it llavo been using it since 1019 and have,found, it the best, medicine there is for grown-ups and children." Best ami largest cough and cold re­ medy in tho world. Refuse substit­ utes. Sold everywhere. t<irf* " i 11 I »■* f t i f * * u • i *i «*7* Amongst the. . Offerings in . . . Real Estate . For This Week We Ha v e . . . nOW THE TEAMS WILE LINE-UP. Weight Weight Sanrard nigh ..... J 26 ..... 135 WILSON .......... Left End ; , r .... 180 FLOWERS . OKELL Left Tackle DUTTON .... ROSENHOUSE ....___ L i . j 200 Left Guard . 145 MEISCH —WARMAN ____ .... Center WHITFIELD GEINNER .......... ....... ... 155 Right Guard MOYtT...... . REZEAU ...... .... A 165 Right Tackle .... 140 STONE ____ BACHANON Right End .„ 142 BACH ........... IZOR Quarterback .... 132 PECK .— ...... H. COOPER ____ Loft Halfback .... 140 FLEISCHER ................ :............. 140 YOUNG Right Halfback FORD ........................... „„.......... 155 ED MOYE ............................ — 155 > Fullback Average..........._..154 Average...............150 Game starts a t 3:30 P. M. Timo of quarters 15 minutes. Officials: Referee, Roy Chittenden; Umpire, Craig .Harris, (U. Of Vn.); Head Linusman, Robert Iiines, Miami nigh B A R R ------------ ’ » SANFORD HIGH’S BIGGEST GAME OF THE SEASON COMES MONDAY WITH MIAMI Game To Be Played In Connection With the American Legion Program— Miami Eleven Left Las Night—Locals in Fine Shape for Fray State Championship prospects. AH set for the biggest game of Though both teams have been defeat­ of the season .Monday! ed at least once this year and with Conch Wilkinson’s crew Is In virtually no chance at the State Title, tlp-tnp shape for what promises they ntnrnl about even in rank with to be the biggest and best game the defeated. Sanford High is more ever played by Sanford High on than blood-thirsty to avenge tho ter­ home ground or elsewhere. Word rible defeat they received last year was received this morning of the in Miami nt the hands of tho HeylDeparture of ""Miami's High Cnts so Monday's gnmo promises to School Heyl-Cnts Inst night from top nil other games played l>y the Mnglc City. They are expected locals. . to arrive in the city some time As udunl the game will be played this evening. Close on to fifteen in connection with the program hundred fans expected to witness staged by tho American legion there­ the clash of two of Florida's lead­ fore every one buying a ticket will ing clans. Miami Is bringing a be giving both the Legion boys and large crowd'of followers to San­ the High school boys a boost. ford. Miami slightly outweighs the locals When Monday morning comes into the horizon it will long be remember- but their men, it is reported are not ed ns one of the biggest days in the j half ns fast on their feet us the locals history of football for Sanford High If it is ono thing, it is speed that tho due. to Ihs. single. fact, that .they* are locals excel in. Combined wit]) good going lo MiVeV Min'iWi1 FTlfeh on* the hcadwork tho locals promise to put home grounds. It was Miunil last up nn exhibition of tho best there is year who defeated Snnford High and within them. The gnmo will Htnrt promptly nt defeated the gigantic hopes of the three-thirty o’clock. Celery-Feds mny have had concerning CENTRAL FLORIDA COUNCIL HOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA WIDE AWAKE TRAIN SCHEDULE CORRECTED MAY 1. 1923 South Bound the first of the aenson. The line up ns follows: Winter Pail; Sanford Left Guard Ginn ................. . Symos Right Guard Sheffield Carrawny Center Tnylor Mnitin Running Center Haile Knnnor Right Forward Jones Spencer Left Guard Colo .................... .... Holly Substitutions: Barber for Symcs; Referee, I,ning. Time of quarters: T V til Fixpcrt Typewriter cleaning nnd re­ pairing-. Call H. S. Bund, phone 225 or Peoples Rank. 179-tfc,. Hulck Six tiles good, monthly. Co., Dodge Touring 1919, runs good, $95.00 first payment; $25 Phone 3, Sanford Motor, dealers, • The Central Florida Council, Boy f'lrrntl C anrf, H rtrn ih Jintli-lnl Depart* In r i<lnArrive r m l l nf Fl.irldn. In anil far S n ii lScouts of America realizing the value 2:46 a.m untr l ' u i i a l ,< In <-|inu<-t'r>. 83.._......... 2:30 n.nt. of Scout training have completed Nn. .SST. 8:40 a.m. llftrey F. K n1'n«r 27........... i t , t.'nmptuliiunl, plnns whereby the needs of visiting vn. 2:45 p.m. 89.......... 2:25 p.m. F lo rid a I..uni .V I'nliHilxntliin I'utniinnv. j Scouts nnd boys not Scouts will be 7:10 p.m. * 1.1 nt 11<<1. a •-«*•pur,-it Ion. t f 17it x Iti 11.I. 85........... 0:55 p.m. | provided for during their winter stay el III,. I *>-ft-mlnnl s. m in im m - iit a t io n . in rentral Florida. Tn F lorid a Land Ctditiilxullnii FontNorthbound l.linlli-d. a ci.rpnrnllnn. nf t'uuA troop of Scout sis being organised Departs iiiiny, Arrive Iuik I. Il In r x ls lr l ir e . anil If illsand will be known us the Tourist No. 82......... 1:48 a.m. lved . Ili|<ilil.iti-d nr olhttl’w ls e l.-^nll) 2:03 a.m. so t-xllnot, nil purl let* HulmitiK lull-rest s Troop No. 7. I'nliiiilxaNo. 84_________ 11:45a.m.12:05 p.m, under Bald Fln ild n Lnliil linn I'*.111 )111 , iy, l.lm ltril. 11 (-nrpiirnilnn, All visiting Scouts who prceont nt No. 80-....... 3:42 p.m. 3:52 p.m. nr Knalatnl, Irk n lly i-xituei, **r n|ln*r. ORANGE GROVE, with the Hoy Scout headquarters number No. 28................... 10:00p.m. wls«*. In Hu* p ro p erty In v n tv n l In tills rull anil lie rein ilflrr d rsri lln-il; nice home, with lake 20 West Pine street, Orlnndo, their Tn W llllnm Al.-xundrr llurliaiitin, iu< l.liiu ld aln r nt snld F lo rid a Lund K certificate of membership from their Trilby Dranch I'n lu n lia tln n <*iim|,sny, l.lm ltrd , 11 rnrfrontage, bearing trees, home troop will be enrolled in the Departs iniratlnn, nf Huh land.. If In- l»- IIv Iuk . Arrive If In- In- d n id . nil pnrtlr* rln ltn ln a seven acres, Price $6,- Tourist Troop where they may par­ xNo. 100_____ 7:30 a.m. and. Itllf-rrslM umli-r said W lllln m A lr x a u lliu-hannii. a s l,|i|u ld a tu r nf said ticipate In and enjoy all the active xNo. 21........... 8:25 p.m. iter 500. Terms F lo rid a Lund *3 I'n to n U n iln n Fnm puny, programs arnnged for the winter, xNo. 25.... ..... 1:30 pm . I.lmiH-d, di-i-t-ilsmt. nr ollli-rw-lsr. lit Ilia p ro p erty Invnlvrd In tills ,.ult and TEN ACRE ORANGE without extra cost, and all boys not xNo. 101......... .. 5:50 p.m. li r r r lu n l lr r drsrrll>i*<l: To all ntlu)|- lliiuldutnrs nf said F l o r ­ Scouts wil be given un application GROVE, without house, for ida I.and a ('u ln u lxailnn C om pany, membership, which may b« trans­ Leesburg Branch Lim ited, wlinflo n a m e s aro u n k n o w n . located in best orange ferred to their home troop after leav­ Departs Arrive section of Seminole ing Florida next spring. xNo. 157......— 3:55 p.m. offers a wonderful opportunity No. 21.......... 2:45 p.m. County. If purchased to This Scouts who wish to be advanced j xj{0< jgg____ 6:30 a.m. with fruit on the trees in Scouting ot tho Courts of Honor No. 22. ..t,— 7:10 p.m. can be had for $6,500.00. which will bo a part of the Scout pro­ gram of activities this winter. Oviedo Branch Terms Adequate adult leadership' Is now Departs Arrive provided so that Scouts and those xNo. 126.......— 7:45 p.m. Nice bungalow with all boys who wish to become Scouts may 3:40 p.m. 127-------conveniences, located on spend their leisure hours In profitable *No. a —Dally, except Sunday. Palmetto avenue, four and instructive programs. information will be good news blocks from Main Street to This Indiana man is hunting his lost all parents for, with them, it an­ $4,250.00. Terms Son who is six foot two and may be swers the problem of how their boys R. II. Smith Is using (fas today Out' Listings of Homes, Lots, spend their leisure time, knowing that working as a telephone pole. Business Chances, Groves, EtcM Bcouting fills the time with useful occupstion and when their stay in Is Large. Consult Us First Florida is ended they will |>o greatly benefitted by the contact had with the Buy Your Gasoline here—you Scout program. may be the lucky man today Let's go fetows, and make this the happiest winter spent "Way Down South in Dixie.” • tjL I * * Lucky N Realty Co. Inc. Surety’s Fidelity, Casualty Bonds InvesmentH } "l'r 1H F F IIT II Kit r tlltiB H K I). Thai th is iin b -r e f C ita tio n In* p u b lish ed In th e "Hanford Herald," a newspaper p u b lish ed In S a n ford , S e m i n o le C ou n ty, Florid a, o n ce ea ch w eek for e ig h t c o n ­ secu tive P e e k s. W IT NI'US p i V b r i l l end th e seal of oltr snld Circuit Court * n th is tOlh d„> **r N ov em b er, v. n msa. fHen I o f c ir c u i t Court < f S e m in o le C ou n ty. F lo r i d * . > ( s i : a i .) i: a . n o r m - A S R Clerk of lb*- Circuit Court of the S e v ­ e n th J u d ic ia l C 'rcult o f F lo rid a In unit for S e m in o le C ou n ty. Itv; A. At W e e k s , *D. C. L ouie U \ Strum , S o li c it o r and o f Cntitisf-I for th e Coiuphilii.niit. J a c k s o n v i ll e , Florida, 11. 1 0 • I 7 -21 - 12 - 1- S - 1f.- 22-J'.i- 1 - R-I’te NOTICE French Government When You Paint Use Would Not Tolerate Sun Proof, Sold Only by Dictatoral Gov. SANFORD PAINT PARIS, Nov. 8.—French govern­ STORE ment has instructed its ambassador T ■ VALDEZ HOTEL In Berlin to inform German govern­ ment that France would not tolerate SANFORD, ------------ FLORIDA WELAKA BUILDING -UbUsbment of dictatorial...govera- Phone , iu 1 " -----303 titt.CMWHUt. Look at the Way It’s Built— A Sturdy Six—Not a L i g h t S :x O OM ti folks make a mistake. They class the new ^ JewettSbt wit!) “light” nixes.It co 3tsso little -^210 than “light” sixes.- But Jewett is n very different car. It i* sturdy, powerful, rugged, fine performing. To find it car of tlte new Jewett’s sturdiness you must pay $200 to $500 more. It is the only car in tlio theusand-doUarficM built first forsturdiness/iependability and performance. Jewett's six-cylinder, 50 It arse-power motor filla the hood. One lock at the motor of nny other comparable car and you'll realize why Jewett will pass most any car on a hill Jewett accelerates iror.t 5 10 25 miles an hour in 7 rcconds, in high gear. Such power was never before put Into n car this size. Nor is any car near the new Jewett’s sire and price so strongly built. Jewett touring car weighs 2805 lbswithout equipment. This is 200 to *100 ll«. more than “tight" sixes. The: e additional pounds mean sturdier construction —thousands and thousands of miles— 1jiitcr life. And more comfort and smoothness every o icof these tidied A«k any Jewett owner to lift the hood and show you the way Jewett's built.Orcoineinand let us show you, not otily the motor, but the 6*ii»h-dccp frame, Paipe-Timkeil axles, front and rear, all-steel universal joints, nnd springs that are 80'a ol its wheelbase. Then you’ll sec w hy Jewett is called a Sturdy Six! (-,17) . SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO. SANFORD, FLORIDA rn lltb -d raujft- 1*0 Ilia till duy Ilf Nil. llr A tk in s o n , w i f e o f W. I*. A t k in s o n , vnmlirr, A. D IBZJ, I. a s H|*.*'-lnl M-, h- ir l l \ Ills, end If deml. ull t u r l l r s r l a l m ,*-r lii IVtanri-ry In sa id raus*-, ■>„ .Mon­ li, [ Inli'i-i-a, tjfnli-r tit.* sa id H a t t i e A t day, D rrrmlinr 3nt. DiSS. ilurlinr tin* k it,son, d r r a s e d nr o t h e r w i s e , an d t o I'-kul lioiirs of s a le . In rrmil of tin1, ml nil p a rties, d e r e n s e d o r ott«,**>iirt linns,* il*o*r In Sanford. S.-tulnoio e r w lr r r ln l in l n a an In te r e st In ami to • ’n u p ly , Florida, xv 111 oft.-r f..» » ,!*■ ntul t h e f o llo w Dm d r sr r llie d tirop erty, t o ­ s.-ll t i l III.* lilKto-ir IiH.I.- i f.,r .-ash, lln* w n : IJruin in rtialn* Nhrtl, o f I l ls fo l h m III,: dcsri-lli.-il i m o i s of land, s lt- H o u tlu iist C orn er o f N I V 'i o f . N\V*4 u .ilr In Si-mlu *1.* I-OIIIUJ. F lorid a. It*, w it: tail* One ( I ) and T w o , 3 ) i-f **f Merlloii 3, T w p :'CI S . Harm.* Zl Mast, j 11*,,*L "D1' ,*f )■: f lirAwn's Sut.dl vi-l*»u i nn W e-1 **IU rliolns.- N o e l h rhulfis, «*f D*-< I* l)jLp<uii.,-k in S<-inl,o-i< Foiihij-. l i s s t D> e lia ln * a ml S o u t h I r t n r l n a t o F lo rid a. 1 riotiiint.- 1 * plat ill I . **f r " - 1p o i n t o f lo-iilniiDm. sit m i t e In H idn lnn lc rnril**'l in I'll,, ll<o.l, *-J*•■ |,ii„, l-"i 1’n l ' * - F o l i a , } . F l o r i d a , l . s s ir. f . e t ii Ioiik t h o Hr 11 i-fii .1 - . r • i r a n u e t ' o n - i n . l-'|>*rl<ln \V -s t h o vim tn ry hept_ o p e n n s a r**.ii)- Notice is hereby given that the book for the registration of vote s of Ihe (*ity of Snnford, Flnridn, hit.* this Us**: Lo t T l i i-i*i I ' l *,f | Hurt , - [ i - ,*f IV v. Hlovnr Snlollvlslui, o f Ili-.-k Veil m i l rn e li o f y o u a r e h e r e b y o r ­ day been opened for the purpoKe of I•■lIa e F. t m n r k , u r n r.l n i ; t o m a n o r p l a t der* d ,*• a p p e a r t** the* h ill o t r o t n I h e r e o f r.*-oi*l*-i| l o I h e o f f l r . * Of ftp, registrutinn, and will remain open pl.'ile, tiled n u u l n a t }OU l„ ,1m a b o v e F l e r l f o f ti n- F l r r i i . t I ' o u r l o f l i i - m l m d . i'll, it led en u se Ol) o," III fll,lt_ jjl< fi1 in b tr until November 24th, 1923. f o u n t } - Florida :ird. 1:>*JA. a r u l e d r ' o f I b i s t ' u u r t , a t .Hi •H i:!.I i: 5IAIVKH, Witness my hand as City Cietk and tin* offiet* o f t h e r i . rk o f l i t u C i r c u i t lift.-rial Mnsli-j-. , ’o u r t . tn - m l n o ls C o u n ty . 1 B an ­ the seal jif the City of Snnford, Flor­ I I -1-111-17-71-13 -1 -r.ltida, on this the 3rd day of November, A. I)., 1923. L. R. PHILIPS, l-lnl f Iren l .if Flnridn. part City Clerk. Sr a. In ole Cut, n l } . I, i.< f n r t t o - r e r d e r e d t h n t ih ls v ry - d e r (Seal) l*"s liuldlsln-rl tine# a w e e k f o r id J. H, Itolor-oii, (' •mplalh.-oit, t-eli-,*•*-„ID v w e e k s In llu* H a n f o r d l i e ? * , i n t ' l r e n l t t .'o iir t n f I lie H n n l l l i J m l l r l n l t ' l r e u l l o f I-', 11 rtit tt. S r o i t n o l e C i . O l l l } 1 11 , l i s n r r r ) . H ole 7. vn. Flielps. \V llattli All.1,is*, I’oW eis, C omplain:,lit. M Ilrowp ami lloxlo L. Drown, M s w ife. D efen d an ts. M tT IC K OF tM R T I il l’R RA1.K. N o t ic e Is herelij Klvetl th a t iimlrr lln l h>* v ir t u e - o f a drt-ree of fore e l o s i i i e mol Kale e n te r e d In th e ahov.v a 1*1. .■ n e w s p a p e r p u ldlnh i-d a t H a n f o r d , Florida. I WITNMHH t h e o f f l r Ia I s e n t a n d h a n d n f tn*- C l e r k o f r a i d C o u r t t h i s t h « t i l t If il *v *f net* h e r . l u l l . L S i:.\l.) M. A. IMH'til.AHft, C lerk . Hy V. H. I hum la ss. D. C. B yaH B E K ^ SanfordHighrs.MiamiHish NOVEM BER 1 2 , : Armistice FIELD S u n -P r o * P A IN BRITT $1065 At Detroit Sanford High Girls Swamp Winter Park SANFORD VS. MIAMI MONDAY MILANE NEWS I - n n d w h o .M a lm I n t e r s , * * In t h e p r o p ­ e r t y In v o l v e d t n t h i s s u i t a n d h e r e i n ­ a f t e r described.* T o all o th e r p a rtie s, w h o se n a m e s aro u n k n o w n . c!nlmln*c I n t e r e s t s u n d e r a n y of t h e p a r l i e s h e r e i n a b o v e n n m e d . n r o t h e r w i s e . In III* p r o p e r t y I n v o l v e d In th is suit nnd h e re in a fte r O U K K T lN fl: , [ .... . I t a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n till! o f c o m p l a i n t J l l e d y o n d e x h i b i t e d In t h i s c a u s e a g a i n s t y o u H i s t VOU. n n d e a c h Of y o u , n r t h o s e c l a i m i n g by. t h r o u g h o r u n d e r you. ns h e irs, devisees, g r a n ­ tee*. s u c c e s s o r s , n r o t h e r w i s e , h a v e o r c l a i m t o h a v e s o m e I n t e r e s t In o r t o t h e l a n d s In v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t , l o - w l t : T h s t c e r t a i n , p ie c e , p a r r e l o r t r a c t i»f l a n d s i t u a t e , l y i n g n n d b e i n g In t h e C it y o f S a n ford . S em in o le C ounty. a , m o re p a r tic u la r ly d escrib ed When Finn! Whistle Blew It Left nFsl o rf oi dl lo w s, to - w lt: B eg in n in g a t. th e p o i n t o f I n t e r s e c t i o n , o f t h e S o u t h 11m* Sanford on the Big End of C o m m ercial S tre e t w ith th e F a s t 1 of a 66 to 8 Score l i n e n t H an d A v e n u e , tm lh In bh'e C i t y of S a n fo rd , S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a , r u n n i n g th e n c e S o u th a lo n g Ih e F a s t (By Ed McCalley) H ue o f s a i d H a n d A v e n u e l o t . ! f e e t : t h r n e e Ilnst,! p a r a l l e l w i t h t h e S o u til In n whirlwind game a t tho Parish lin e of C o m m e r c i a l S t r e e t , ino f e e t : House last night the local girls basket t h e n c e N o r t h , p a r a l l e l w i t h t h e K m i l i n e o f . H i n d A v e n u e . 101.S f e e t t o t h e ball team won their first game of the Month lid o o f C o m m e r c i a l S t r e e t : e s t a l o n g t h e S o u t h lint* of season from tho Winter Park team to tChoemn cme e 'rW c i a l S t r e e t , - to o f e e t l o t h e tho tunc of 55 to 8. The game was p o i n t o r b e g i n n i n g , b e i n g t h e I n n d a In : a fast one throughout and although nilA NI nDs t aItn c feus r t hh ee rre ianp preeaf reirnr egd f rt oo m th o the Winter Pork girls fought gamely, s a t d s w n r n HIM o T V n m p I n i n t t h n t t h e p ln o e s o f r e s i d e n c e o f a l l oT y o u a r e the affair was clcnrly a walkaway for u n k n o w n , n n d t h e c o m p l a i n a n t d o e s n o t been a b le to the local team. Their playing through, on sorte r tkanl oUw, , awnhde t htins er th e defendants out showed tho result of careful a b o v e n a m e .IP a nd b e li e v e d by t h e c o m ­ p l a i n a n t (o h e I n t e r e s t e d In said p r o p ­ coaching and Miss Gillon is pleased e r t y . a r e d e a d o r a l i v e ; AND It fu r t h e r n m ie n r ln g from snld with their first performances. The w o r n hill o f c o m p la in t thnt th e d e ­ Parish House was fairly well filled sfen d a n t* a b o v e n am ed . If li v i n g or In g n l e x is t e n c e , o r e rende p a r tie s d e ­ and tho High School cheer squad made le fen d a n t h ereto , nftd. If dead, or le g a l l y themselves henrd. Winter Park e x tin c t, th o d iv e r s and r e s p e c t iv e h eirs , g r a n t e e s , d e v is e e s , s u c c e s s o r s , lln u ld a brought quito' a bunch of rooters to tor*. en d all o t h e r e ln lm u n ts of anil u n ­ the city to wtinoss the fray and al­ der all o f sa id p a r tie s d< fr n d a n l are aj«n made p a r l i e s d e fe n d a n t to snld though they were beaten before the hill of e o m p l u l n t : It f u r t h e r a p p e a r in g from snld whistlo blew for the first quarter, s wAo rNnD bill o f e o m p lu ln t that t h e r e s r e they fought until the Inst of tho game. p erson * In te r e ste d In sn ld la n d s -other that: th e fend ants h'ere'nabove The Sanford team ns usual showed n am ed, e n d wdheosetinmen nnd p la c e s of up good in team work and their pass­ resideftre nr*- u n k n o w n : AND It fu r t h e r n p p e n r ln g thnt r e ing was excellent. Misses Cnrraway lie f is nrevc.1 for. In and l,y said hl.11 of m p la in t, a g a in n't nil i f t h e p e r s o n s and Symcs on guard positions did h e rco e in a b o v e nntnod and referred to; fine work and usually kept the bull NOW, T I IN R E F O I tE . You nnd ea ch e v e r y nnd nil o f you. and a l s o nny nnd out of Winter Park’s territory, Mar­ alt o th er p e r s o n s w h o s e n a m e or n a m e s tin at jumi^pg center was a bright arc u n k n o w n and w h o roitv b e In t e r e s ti in t h e p r o p e r ty In v olved In th is light among the players, Knnnor, run-Unit.'"no!nl h e r e in a b o v e d escrib ed , or tm ituv rig h t, t i t l e or Interest ning center plnyed a good gnmo while th e r e in !'i1 . ,1l*>\ th r o u g h or u n d er any of Spencer and Holly nt forwards were th e p a r tie s or p e r so n s h e r e in a b o v e d or referred t<». or o t h e r w i s e great. It watf the latter two, whose aHum. re h e r e h v n o tifie d amt required, each, e r y nnd all o f you. to hr and (ipplaying was a great factor in winning epvear b e fo r e o n e ifpld C ircuit Court, at the game as no goal was too difficult th e S e m in o le Counts* Court H ou se, nt Snnford. n ty . F lorid a , on for them to shoot. The Winter Park Mnndnv. Sthe em ins eovlee n tCho uday o f J-tnunrv, girls starred mainly in their running A. D. 1931, and th en and t h e r e fu ll, d i ­ rect. per f rut and com plete answ er center. nnd guards who gave the local tnal c to th e 1*111 o f c o m p la in t flb-d and ite d a g a in s t you In t h i s c a u se ; girls no little amount of trouble. In oe xthheibr w is e , d e c r e e s pro r o n f e s s o Will he all, It wns a first rate game, being e n tered u p a g a i n s t y o u and e a ch * f 3 :3 0 Sanford ha* tho BEST Football Team this year that ahu has ever had. It takes money to put. over an athletic program. .The Sanford High School Athletic Aosociatlun i* now In debt approxi­ mately $1,000.00. If the citizen* of Sanford arc interested in seeing n good football team in actios, It is up to them to give the proper financial cooperation nrconsary to make the Athletic I*rognua a success. On* of the biggest games of the season is the Mlami-Sonford game, which will be played here Monday. November 12th, 3:30 p. m. The ADMISSION to thl* game is 75c and »1.0U. Get a ticket to thU game! We must m u have at least $1,000.00 paid admissions in order to rome out even financially on this game. The Hanford Hen High School boys will bo nt their best on that day, so be op llood Field and see them in action rainst tho strong team from Miami. ; *)| Quality Tirca That Satisfy • Buyers DRIVE-IN FILLING STATION ACCESSORIES BE THERE First Street and Elm ADMISSION 75c and- Telephone 447-W e ft 7 $ 1 -0 0 B J 1 �- f ~ ■- f: THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1923 JE SIX mZ . — -i. * —• *— * ■ * * - - ' " ■■* ^ - *? • "■ • ■I • - • ~ ' V * J. E. Phipps was a Visitor In Ft. mo»k and Mrs. Earle McKlnny PROCEEDINGS OF THE Orlando were the guest of Mm Myers this week W ILL T E L L NO MORE STORIES COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Mr and Mrs. McWorkman JBid S. Dlnkel Thursday. Mrs. Shaalmaik' I ■ *■ 1 Why One Woman Haa Qlven Up Her .family were visitors- In Sanford and wll bo remembered as Miss Llllhn (Continued from page 1) Desire to Shine m i Perfect Bryan. t .. Orlando. * as how contemplated, this m atter was Raconteur. £ W. Entzmlngcr and Mrs. Dell Tho regular meeting of the civic CAS SllZ H D Y <POTUZ.fi CCS c M A G A Z m Z referred to comlssloner B. F. Wheeler. Satchel- were vlnltoro tti the CUy league was held Tuesday afternoon Mr. J. T. Booker, appeared before Our family group has the nptifrfat 3 o ' c l o c k . ! • Substantial Tuesday. Combination Rotary Harrow the board and requoted payment for tion of wit, and at times we are Oil Spreader for Rough Stas to Rc/l estate is In the boom In this Mrs. Hlght has as her guest for Help Ships in Sfotnu and Drag his work a t the convict camp near ratltcr funnier than we mean to be. the winter, Miss Maine. apain wiUieut lo'ury. i.r.id in r. horizan* Tho combination rotary harrow nr.J town, • TS* "*■ ■■ Clark v'inrK of Maine, Oviedo, and the clerk of this board was To calm rough waters around ships tiil mall, tlij rLvI akHeiou of tin pole 'n Recently I entertained a group of sold to a .party from Ohio, tho Spink / Mrs.’Clodgh of Maine is stonnW drag shown in the drawing and used fci instructed to draw w arrant to Mr. four men at dinner, I had never m ight in storms, n southcifo man hnn in­ eaicfcd with otnerc.tc, end revolved 11500 __ ’ L n n r f v f m m MirliiiFfln • t h e w i t h Mr* linrlnur Booker in the sum of $974.20, the met any of them before. Deairing vented a iipivadf-r Hint spraya oil over n times rr mjnituj,, Tlsc force drives IM pulverising clods k-j j bo made in a d»gt» Dinkel plate to people from Mary­ Tlio friends of little Glen Payne time from material am iable on evrr> county retaining $150.00 until final concrete n"sirst flip sides, whViv. it forms farm.1' It cotisists of five tt-fL lengths of r\ land nncLW1. S. Entxniinger bought this .vifl bo glad to know he is getting to be the perfect hostess ami aimlie a shell over the framework. The finished by 10-in. lumber, nailed Or bolted to tw» acceptance of the work. along just fine. Last week , he fell them as well na feed theih, I turned produet, is krpt bi the mold for two days 3 by i-in.^cmipieccs, and a 0-ft. Wooden C. W- Entkminger place. * . . Motion of commissioner C. W. EntaMrs. Bell Allen, M i s s Louise Alen from the second atojy breaking both and then buried in damp hind for four roller, attached to'the front so that it will mlnger, seconded by commissioner G. on the humor. \Vlien going strong nr.d M rs. Tullua were shopping in arms imdvpinklng n big hole in his weeks to season. L, Bledsoe, and carried, this board I brought in one of iny best stories forehead where he struck on a root see Sanford Tuesday. instructs the clerk to draw w arrant -*tho last tcua story I shall ever Mrs. J. A. Bryan, Mrs. Will Shnal- of a oak. Thirteen Thousand Laws Are to Dr. J. N. Robson,,Ip the sum of tell. It ivns about a man who made Enacted in Year $30.00 os the county portion of the a drive of 70 miles after his gear i , bill of Mrs. Wilson, same being re­ shift had ceased functioning, Although there is said to be no exact record of the number of laws on the stat­ quested by Mr. Joe Cameron. through a country of hills and val­ ute books of tho nation, experts have cal­ Motion of commissioner E. Curlett, leys nnd gates in barbed wire fences; culated that in one year, 13,000 of 40,000 seconded by commissioner B. F. in ibe nigbt; shifting gears with a bills presented in the legislature* of 35 Wheeler, nnd carried, clerk of this monkey wrench I states, were parsed at a cost of about ifckiif.ri!!hill: board is instructed to write to Mr. 1900 each. Congress bandies from 10,000 1 really wob funny. I was in per* E. C. Langston, Titusville, Fin., re­ feet form. I never told a story so to 20,000 bills each session, and, it is es­ questing that he repair tho rock road timated, pawed 030 before its last ad­ journment. Estimators figure that thorp a t .Goldonrod which was torn up by well. After they left I was informed by are between £0,000 and 100,000 state and his trucks. revolve when the drag is pulled over tllrf federal laws. a bored husband* that one of th& Motion of commissioner^. W. Entzground. Rows of teeth, mado from heavy o o o spikes, am then driven in so that they mingcr, seconded by commissioner B. guests whom I had chosen to regn!s Simple Garage-Door Catch project about -1' in., and tho heads cut F. Wheeler, and carried, clerk of this with tins choice bit woe the vex* off and .the teeth, sharpened. Two }i-iarnnn who wielded the famous pjoo Tho garage-door catch shown in tho board Is Instructed to write to the bolts, driven into each end of the roller, key wrench I* —Dotroit Free drawing is used on garage dqor* to pre­ Atlantic Const Line Railroad Com­ vent tho doors from swin&ftut back servo ns journals, and tum in%bearing pany, requesting jihnt they repair the large area around tho vessel. Pumped against the car while driving it into or liolos in tho 2 by 4-in. endpicecs. -Tlio road crossings at Longwood, nnd nt from n thnk on deck, tho fluid pomes out of the garage. The arrangement is drdg may lie weighted down with stoncf| Big Tree Crossing. far out from tho boat to umbrella! ike de­ unusually simplo in that- only one pircc or if desired an old mower real may 1k> The clerk here read letters from Wonderfully Productive AnlmJd Milked vices of canvoa that am set floating in of iron rod, bent to the shapo shown, and attached to it for tlic convenience of tlio and Toaited at Banquet the sea. It can bo used for large or small pivoted to a wooden bracket, forms the farmer. Mr. A. C. Cline nnd Mr. M. E. Dooley, j of Dairymen. criif;, or from lifeboats while making their • * . accepting their appointment ascounty way through heavy waves in tho event of tax equalizers, nnd olso a letter from: Led among rows of tables in a flimsier. C at-T #ls Yield Flour. Silk, ''torch, W ith its ro a d ste rs for 1924, B uick h a s again Mr, II. C. DuBosc, declining to n r-1 and Also Sugar Tlio illustration shows the oil spreader brillinntlv lighted Imnquct hall nnd created a n e w sta n d a rd o f ro a d ste r utility end ccpt his appointment as county tax being used from ships and shore to sub­ From tho cat-tails found in alnios*. milked in tlis presence of .100 mema ttrac tiv e n ess. N o r c a n th e a p p ea ra n c e o f this equalizer, and on motion of cotnmiss-1 due breakers and protect passengers, vesevery swamp, scientists have succeeded loner B. F: Wheeler, duly seconded by hern of the British Columbia Dairy­ u;h nnd breakwaters. A close-up of the four-cylinder tw o -p a sse n g e r m odel convey in | "door in making both food and rlotli. Roots commissioner G. L. Bledsoe, nnd car­ men’s association, Agnrsiz Sogis cprender is shown in tho inset. of the weed' prodded statch and sugar, full its sto ry . T h e fam o u s B u ic k valve-in-head ried, Mr. Joe Cameron, is hereby np- May Echo, champion butter-produc­ • * • the pollen has been used ns u floor to o a r a g e 1 4 JJ engine provides ev eh g re a te r flexibility and make bread, the brown Fpikes mnko an jhdntcd member of the equalization ing row of the world, was toasted in Oolcs of Elastic Concrete Bend END VIEW excellent substitute for srfk, and the fluffy, a cceleratio n ’ th a n before. T h e p ro v ed Buick committee, to represent district No. I foaming glasses of her own milk, at Without Breaking down is valuable for stuffing pillows. Tlio 1, Seminole county, nnd -.the clcik is, Agassiz, B. C., the other day. fo u r-w h eel b rak es a ssu re m o re th a n ample 11ol 1liw. conrreto poles, designed to complete catch. Tlio wooilen bracket is plant was first discovered by the Iroquois requested to r.o notify Mr. Cameron. The famous cotv was led into the sa fety fo r-an y em erg en cy . Indians and, during tho Great War, iLwas Motion of commissioner C. W. Entz- banquet hull with a silken rope'by carry t-lL-cIric (numuisxiou lines, are being zen-wed to tho aide of the garage and extensively used throughout central Eu> a bolt on tlio end of the bracket is used TtuvJo by a proci:.« that allows them to mfngcr, seconded by commissioner E. a pretty milkmaid. A storm of ap­ bend under h %ivy si rains without break- as a pivot for tbo calrh. rope. B usiness o f to d a y d em an d s a stu rd y , pow er­ Curlett nnd carried, the proposal of plause graded her. ful, safe a n d d ependable c a r—one th a t rem ains James A. Austin, to bury all tho ■ Agassiz Hegis May Echo is a five80 : Mr. nnd Mrs. R. T. Humphrey nnc o n stan tly in service. T h is n e w tw o-passenger, county colored pnpupers, for the sum year-old Holstein, bred and owned Ml* nounco the arrival of n daughter, of $15.00 each, provided ho is given four-cylinder R o a d ste r is one o f B iiick’s con­ 8u Imrn November 2nd; both mother ami nil tho work is hereby accepted, nnd by the Cunndinu government’s ex­ tributions a n d a n sw e rs to th is dem and. Id child are doing nicely. the clerk of thm bonrd is to so advise; perimental farm near Agassiz. Mho II A very dolighf.tut socinl event °f recently established a record nf .10,him. Thursday evening was a Hallowe’en Motion of commissioner C. \V. Entz- 880 ]H>unds of tnilk in .105 days,' parly given nt the home of H. D. Du­ yielding 1,081 pounds of butter. niingcr, seconded by commissioner E. Mr. and Mrs. A. Minrhew wfre S at­ Mies Olive Dinkel spent the week Curlett and carried, the clerk of this Her butter accord is far greater than urday visitors at the home of Mr. nnd rand. Tho houao was decorated in nt home with her parents, Mr. anil ornnge and black for the occasion. F. V. COOPER. Manager hoard is instructed to order one car any ever made liefore in tho some Mrs. Cook nt I’noln. 208-208 Magnolia Avenue Mrs. J. S. Dinkel. There was a large crowd nnd fully double strength sewer, pipe from the] period of time. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Fanning nnd Mr. and half of them ware dressed Hallo­ Macon Sewer Hpc Works—one-half Mrs. John Cliff motored to Tanipa we'en style. M nt Albert Whitaker M I Q H T .H A V E B E EN 8 E R IO U 8 car to be 12 indies; one fourth of Sunday afternoon returning Sunday carrj0(j 0ff t bc prize us Iteing tho best car,to lie IK inches;_nnd one fourth night. ghooti. i Gnnitsiffl dlffi-tent kinds-wens Chip tiny I was buying some ex­ of (a r to he 21 Inches, nt the follow­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Jt J. -Burns of Salis­ indulged in, rofreiwments were serx-cd ing prices, delivered in Sanford, ns pensive wide ribbon in one of tbn bury, Mass., arrived Saturday to consisting of plenty of pumpkin pte, per their bid: shops on Stale street. After I had winter here, nnd ,.*1^ ,md lemonade. It was much enFirst firnde 12 inches 1). S. sewer finished my purchase I picked up spend another brought with them Mr. and Mrs. Rua- joyed nnd will be long remembered pipe at 5 .53 per ft.; first grade 1H the package I Imd been carrying nnd t(, 8pt,nd ,)lc wintt,r lllso< by all who were there. in. I). S. sewer pipe at $1.10 per ft; went over into another section of the , , , , . , . , first grade 21 in. I), S. sewer pipe nt same shop. U l t r a I - was ready to !a bulI<linK hcrc for n , u n ch r o o m $2.00 per ft. Motion of commissioner E Curlett l -a\e the second counter I gatliered wj,|r (, wj]| be under the nutoagement seconded by commissioner 11. F. ■up my belongings again, nnd to my ,,f Mrs. W. E. Cole nnd it is hoped Wheeler, and carried, commissioner C. amazement, instead of the slinkcr Ishe meets with good success, W. Entzmingcr, is hereby authorized ran of floor u ax I had been carry- j p r George Fellows expects to lenvo to spend the sum of $20.00 on the ing, I had with me a lnrge holt of inoston Nov. 2dth bringing witli him expensive brocaded ribbon. “ ’1 bis a party of twelve people, nil bound Altamonte and Spring Lake road. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Dutton have Petition of E. W. Lumlquest, et ah, isn’^ mine!” I fairly shouted in a for Lake Mary. r.sking for rood at New Upsala, was ] pnnic In Ilie girl who had waited on Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerome and Mr. and lra<!cd thl’,r. attractive homo on IJ.kc read nnd ordered filed, nnd Chairman me. *‘Xo,” said a man who lind Mrs. Fclch came in here Friday af- Golden to Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Kirtley John Me inch authorized to .'comply stepped up behind me, "you brought ternoon from Nuw Hampshire, and for their home at 1012 Magnolia ave­ nue, each having moved to their new with their request. that over from the riblxiri counter.” expect to spend the winter herf1. residence.' ■* * Fire arm bonds of G. W. Spencer, I hnve ml ways been very grateful to Mr. Gregory nnd daughter nnd hus­ nnd A* J. Metcalf, were approved thnt shop for being sure liefore ac­ band of New York arc stopping nt the Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson nro liv­ and license ordered issued. cusing me of attempting to steal a Lake Mary'Lodge nnd anticipate lo­ ing in Mrs. John Russell's house off Notary public bunds of Eva. 11. of Union ovenuo since selling their cating here. Smith, Anne Wieroinskl, A. It. Key, bolt of riblimi that was worth about home on the Luke front,furniture and Mrs. I-angford of Hampton Ilcac-h, nnd W. A. LefTler, were approved by $5 n yard.—Exchange. N. H., spent over night hcrc this all. The Wilson's plan to build u (his bonrd. week on her way home from St. Pe­ bungalow in the nenr future. C L E A N E D UP B U R I A L G R O U N D Motion of commissioner C. W. EntzThe C. E. Chorpcnlng store nnd tersburg, where she hns been looking mlnger, seconded by commissioner E. residence are shining under new after her property there. Fifty boj's of Orange, N. J., with Curlett and carried, the clerk of this white paint. The Kpworth League was lead Sun­ hoard is instructed to have a Western the aitl of their father* ami elder Mrs. M. A. Warren Is still confined day evening by Mrs. Albert Whitaker - Union clock installed in the court brother*, wielded tho pick, sliovol with slxly-thrco leaguers present. A. to her bed from the Injuries she re­ room. and apade in a patriotic community R. Bird, editor of the Central Florida ceived from nil unknown auto driver Mrs. E. Curlett, here made report service, cleaning up and rehabilitat­ Epwnrthlan of Orlundo, nnd J. G. a week ago Saturday night. She was on wprk of the County Welfare Nurse ing the old Orange burying ground, I.nntz advertising manager, were so confused and partly unconscious futty equipped, for the month of Octola-r. whore rest ninny of tho founders of present and each gave a very inter­ she thought It wns Sanford avenue Mrs. 11. II. Herrin, addressed the tlm Orange; and those who helped to esting talk, and spoke very favorable where she was run down, but It was Inside and out, the new Ford Four- uofi br> w n shades of th e silk Itoard in referenre to county pnrk on mnhe history In Colonial times. of the p ro g R u the league hero was on Celery avenue In front of the door 9l>dan shows improvements window c u rta in s and th e deep the noith side of the brick rontl at Brown Miller residence. Who ever The cemetery is one of the oldest making in no short n time. Wckivn river. ot far more than usual importance, broadcloth upholstery. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Browning moved did it drove off, never stopping to see in New ,1m ;\ The first burial Motion of commissioner C. W. Entz­ Wednesday to heir former home at how badly Mrs. Warren was hurt. Mr. It is lower and sturdier in appear*- Dome light, door locks, window mingcr, seconded by commissioner 11 there was in Klfl. The buy* who Brown of Richmond avenue carried once. N ew cowl, hood, radiator and regulators and handles, all finished F. Wheeler, and carried, Chuirmun improved Che cemetery wore selected Lakeland. The Prcsytcrinns here celebrated her to her little granddaughter's John Moiach, nnd commissioner G. L. by Hie junior city commission of apron add size and finish to the in nickeL complete a refinement Hallowe'en with n spelling nfatch, home. Uledso^, are hereby authorized to Orange. Many of tbo Itoys are boy front. Sun visor, and wide, well* you w ould expect only at a far Jodie Cameron is attending Rofllns which proved to be very interesting confer with the city commission in scouts. finished aluminum doors with bar higher price ns well as lasting ns there were Sev­ College and' conies home over the reference to building n shed on the handle* perfect the donga el the utlllty „ d eral who refused to be spelled down week-end. E L E C T R I C I T Y IN A F R IC A buck of the jail, with power to uct. Tho Florida Vegetable Corpora­ nnd held the floor until a Into hour. Reports of the-several county offi­ do^ * have established Ford supremacy. Mrs. W. E. Cole will open n quick tion's big plant on the railroad south Darkest Africa is getting lighter, cials weje received, read nnd ordered T he lasting lustre ol the exterior T he F o u r D oor S edan adds to uf the L. A. Bromley residence is get­ nirri. not ouly spiritually, but electrically order lunch stand hcrc nenr the depot finish ^eq u alled in richness by the these factors greater Ford prestige. Friday, It being u badly needed a rti­ ting to lie a large dot on tho land­ W arrants paid during the mouth as well, according to a recent report cle. It la to be hoped she meets with scape, nnd is being rushed to com­ of October were ordered cancelled off read before the United Christian good success us she is an experienced pletion to take core of the vegetable record. This ear can be obtained through Missionary sode-ty in S t Louts. The hand tit the business. chipping soon to begin. The following hills ns presented to re]>ort states thnt an electric light the Ford Weekly Purchase Pian The deer heads belonging to the C. The two latest arrivals here are »*» • t T i n this board,.audited by the clerk, were and power station has been estab­ Frank Pickering and Frank Leslie, E. Chorpening fondly are a promi­ ordered paid. lished at Bolenge, Africa, 1,000 young nicp from northern Pennsyl­ nent nnd attractive feature of the Enter warrants. miles in (lie interior, where the vania, and are stopping with hire. Ball Hurdwnre huntipg scene win­ There btdng no further business dow. Grocnleaf a t present. this board stands adjourned to meet Congo river crosses the equator. Thu The Ilutchiaon family have torn Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Howell left Authorized Ford Denier again at tchtr regular meeting to be natives were immensely astonished dunw their big house on MellonviUe Thursday to attend the funeral of held on Tuesday, December 4lh, A. when Ui3 first electric lights were their uncle, Guss Howell, who passed avenue nnd ore planning to build a, switched on. D., 1928, a t 10 o'clock a. m. away at a Jacksonville hospital with five-mom bungalow on same location. JOHN MKISCII, Chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown are typhoid fever. NOT TEMPTED A tteat; K. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Among the visitors here Wednes­ pleasantly located In the cottage at By Vf E. DOUGLASS, D. C. Visitor (In little* girl)—I’ll give day, were S. (J. Parker representing the Clifford Bell place on Calery ave­ Congregational Bazaar will be held the Ohio Match Co,j R. W. Arnold of nue. yon a penny for a kiss, Elizabeth. December 8th In the Wclaka. Little Mias Martha Fitts and hci "No, thank you I I can earn more the Carnatlou Milk Co. and II. Apple 3)'' 188-fltc. pbny were week-end guests of Elcnor of C. W. Earing Co., of Sanford. Ukin' cod liver oil.”—Lit*. Mr. and Mrs. Albert A m O T left Cameron and her pony. ■- l r Hoick Six Touring 1919, runs good, A deer, evidently tldnljng turn'Sunday for Ocala, where he h is a vtires good, 9v8.00 first payment; $25 Th# Herald delivered monthly. Phone-8, Sanford Motor, about fair play, chased a hunter out jtosUion. hit? Avcrilt came here re­ week for 15c. '!.• e f the Canadian woods. jcently from New York. Co., Dodge dealers. A Buick for Business : LAKE MARY LONGWOOD MEBANE BUICK COMPANY : EAST SANFORD _r i _ _ .................................. -------- �R a i s i n g t h o F f i m i l y - i p a s q 00t boqan to vtfonocfr ^ . “ ■ hp** ■ ■ > its p u n k - Pu r e \ B uH V cii ——— V BUSINESS : DIRECTORY = You can And the namo of every live Business Man In Sanford fn this Column each day. a* ha ha 8a h h h h h h h l'h im r 4OH I'konr 40H QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER |l••■rhata fino.U. IManuo. Safes. T r a n k s nnd naansae T ra n sfe r r e d A n r a b r e A a r T im e Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Duildcr 517 Commercial Street Sanford, --------------------- Fla. S. O. Shinholser Contractor nnd Builder Sanford,--------------------- Fla. A. P. Connelly & Sons •Established ID08 Reft!**Estate, Loans and Insurance Phono 48 104-8 Magnolia Avc STEWART the Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Florlsta Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Avc., Phone 206-W Sanford Machine Co. General Machine and Bollei Works Cylinder Grinding Phone 62 ------ Sanford, Fla. 5 PURELY £ : PROFESSIONAL MS *» . r* Ka *• 1*1 h* h* Card* of Sanford’s Reputable Professional Men, each of whom, in hia chosen profesaion the Herald recommends to the people. • I** ha K» fta M JSchelle Maines .. i j .. ^ LAWYER # Court House George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank Sanfonl------------------ Florida ---------- i ----------------------------------- ... Wilson ir We y - a t -l a w First Mktional Bank Buildlux Sanford; --------------- Florida Elton J. Mo ugh ton a r c h it e c t First National Bank Building Sanford,------------Florida Buick Six Touring 1919, runs good, Ores gocid/$95.00 first payment; $25 raonthlyi,* Phone 8, Smojord Motor, F is h e r ' ;* : »v \ ni l s»{ V----COVN’ TO WORK j PsT TH C fT lC E I Vt o n ic m t * o p n t * l— ( y o u e v e r . u e p ,r ^ X ^ e w w jh I jc - uM^odvYcx MCPCM BUM1F YoTWlN . FOT o n Y o o f t e . duos C>n* s OOT? n h e r e , * BUNKl SrufH o! 1HS. RGST* ICOftD SH E .3 LE/XCNC.O • S m g _ J _ OOCSn Y EVGK ? ‘V ^N O O d i r ^ , ? INC,- ) the purposes In said ordinances pro­ Judicial Circuit of the State of FOR SALE CHEAP—Two sound five vided and set forth, nnd, Florida, in and for Seminole year old mules, and wagon. Whnt Whereas, snid ordinances provide County hnve you to trade 7 I may trade for for tho issunnee of bonds by tho City CITATION what you have and take the balance in cash. Why not see mo if you can City of Sanford, Florida, a Municipal of Sanford, Florida, for municipal ysc the mules. J. M. 'Williams, 404 Corporation, by nnd through Forrest purposes In tho total sum of $1GO,000,Lake, S. O. Chase and C. J. Marshall, 00, nnid bonds to be of th^ demmtinuFrench avenue. lB9-5tp. ■Is .. ■■■ % BECAUSE to attain wealth or happiness Classified Ada lc a word. No IY5irSXLE^TOO(T,OOTrfwt good comprising the City Commission of tion of $1,000.00 each, bearing inter­ est at the rate of five and ono-half the City of Sanford, Florida. Ad taken for leao than 25c. saw mill and tic timber, good without money in bank is like trying to sail per centum per nnnum, interest pay­ 'vs. And poeitlvely no Classified heart. Within 2 miles of A. C. able seml-nnnunlly on the first days State of Florida, ex rel Geo. A. DeAda charged to anyone. Cash to port in a rudderless ship. L. and on St. Johns River. Ad­ July and January, suid entire issue muit accompany nil orders. dress P. O. Box 34, Lake Mon- Cottes, State Attorney for the of bonds to be dated July 2nd, 1923, Count *the words And remit roe, Fla. , _______ 189-6tp (Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of and to mature July 1st, 1953, both iuf Florida. acordingly. FOR SALE—I have been repeatedly No matter what your ambition in life may To The Citizens and Tax Payers of principal and interest of said bonds asked If I would sell my house, corner to be payable at some hank in the the City of Snnford, Florida: he, money saved will help you attain i t Oak nnd Fourth, but have not hereto­ whereas, a petition has been filed City of New York, State of New fore decided, I am now ready to in tho above entitled cause by the City York, In lawful money of tho United Your bank book is your Book of Success. Aiinounco that It is for sale, easy of Sanford, Florida, by and thruugh States of American, and, FOR SALE terms. Any desiring purchaser, cull Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and C. J. WherraB, a canvass of the returns { FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for und see mu; E. T. Woodruff. ol snid election shows prime facie that Marshall, comprising the City Com­ One dollar starts a hank account—and starts setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. 190-ltp. the recult of snid election was in favor Ellsworth, Bcardsll Avenue. San­ SINGER SEWING MACHINES—Sold mission of tho City of Sanford, Flor­ of the npprovnl, adoption nnd confir­ you on the high road to fortune. ford. * 83-tfp on small monthly terms like rent. ida, setting forth the fart that an election wns held throughout thu City mation of said Ordinances Nos, 50, FOR SALE — DcSoto paints ami Electric motors and accessories. T. of Snnford, Florida, on tho 9th day 57 and 58, nnd in favor of tho issuvarnishes at Sanford Novelty M. Dunlop, Cor. 10th and Laurel, of October, A. D., 1023, to determine j mice of bonds in tho total sum of Works, role agents. 154-tfc Phone 550-W. whether that certain ordinance num­ $100,900.00 by the City of Sanford,* 192-Gtp rUH SAi.E—Fine lettuce plume Florida, in tho manner and fo«^ the bered BO, entitled fifty cents thousand in bed. O. C. FOR SALE—tins “An Ordinance Providing for an purposes provided for in Haid ordin­ SALE—Gas Stove! Inquire Bryant, .Wagner, 185-tp. Radiator Shop, 207 French avenue.! Issue of Bonds by the City of Sun- ances. Nowr, Therefore, in pursuance of an ford, Florida, in thu Sum of Eighty 192-2tp. hT>]l SX U! OR li i! N T—0 entra 11y- loA COMMUNITY BUILDER order of thu Court herein made, no­ Thousand Dollars, for Municipal Pur­ ented dwelling eight ropms nnd sleep­ Modern bungalow located on Sanford 11. F. WHITNBtt, Cashier ing porch. Worth your inquiry nnd Heights. $250.09 cash, balance like poses, the Proceeds Derived from the tice Is hereby given th at the Citizens U F. P. FORSTER, Prcaldctil consideration. A. P. Connelly & rent. E. F. Lane, Rooms 001-2 First Sale Thereof to be Used to Enlurgc, nnd Tax-payers of tr.e City of San- i BnD RR ESnOI) t!3M HU D B O U a i HB SMS ■EIDHHHHB ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Improve and Extend the Sewerage nnd ford, Florida, nre by said order re- j Sons. 188-tfc. National Rnnk Bldg. Phono 05. Drainage System of the City of Snn­ quired to bo und appear before the 103. i'Olt SALit—Orange tree, Tangerines ford, Florida,” duly passed nnd ndopt- Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial I Valencias, Lu Gim Gongs, Joffns, FOR SALE—Orange trees, Tanger­ cd on the 31st day of August, A. D., Circuit of the Stnte of Florida, on t Sntsumns nnd Grapefruit. Engage­ ines, Valoclas, Luo Glm Gongs, Jnf1923, nnd that certain ordinnneo the 12th day of November, A. D.J ment now for December setting. B. fns, Sntsumns and Grapefruit. En­ 1923, nt 10:00 n. in., at Sanford, in numbered 57, entitled T. Tiler, Paola, Fin. * 189-Otc. gage yours now for December Betting. “An Ordinnnce Providing for nn the County of Seminole, Stnte of h u ll SALE—White Leghorn und Ply­ IJ. T. Tiller, Paola, Fin. Issue of Bonds by the City of Snn­ Florida, then nnd there to show ctiuHp, 189-Otc. mouth Rock chickens. Phone 253-W ford, Florida, in tho Sum of Seventy if nny they have, why snid bonds i 189-5tp. FOR SAI.E—Grape fruit, 35c pci* Five Thousand Dollars, for Municipal should not be validated nnd confirm­ Fine celery 'plants 'foFBnle.~ Tafcnch ~ 'rfns-nr'om rgrsr 15r.-sntsumns; 20c. PiirposcsjItliB Proceeds Do rived from ed. By the 10J, $1.50 $1.00 nnd $1.50 rc- tho Sale Thereof to lw Used to Pur­ Farm. 190-4tc. Don’t Wait U ntil It Rains to Think of Your Top. Hnve Witness my hand and the seal of Those Side Curtains Ready When Cold Weather Comes. We Good Celery plants for sole—$1 per pectively. Drive out nnd get yours, chase nnd Acquire the Necessary Land tho Circuit Court of the Seventh Judi­ for n Public Park, or Parks, Fair cial Ciicutt of the State o* Florida,, Offer .he Best of Material and Our Workmunshlp is thousand. John Pezold, Sr., Beard- 11. T. Tiller, Paola, Fin 103-tfe. ____ I Grounds, Play Grounds, Athletic Field in r.nd for tho County of Seminole,; all avenue. • 187-Gtp. I -GUARANTEEDFOR "SALE—-Some Gandy" bridge FOR SALE -Dodge truck colsed'nnd Golf Grounds, nnd to Improve and on this the 19th day of October, A. panel body in A-l condition or will Develop the Lands so Purchased to D., 1023. stock. P. O. Box 205. trn<!o for light roadster. Phone Mako the Same Adaptable for the E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of tho 191-3tp. Purposes Aforesaid," 193-2tc. Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial i PLANTS FOR SALE—Just received county 2103. Duly passed und udopted on tho 31 st Circuit of Florida, by A. M. Weeks,* a thipment of extra fine carnation nnd day of August, A. D/, 1923, nnd that D. C. snap dragon plants. Price 50 cents FO R R E N T certain ordinance numbered 58, entit­ G, W. SPENCER, Jr., Attorney for 115 Oak Ave.,-Nexl To Dodge Garage a dtfiton. Phono Mrs. A. K. Kosaitcr, led Petitioner, 212-W. 191-3tc. FOR RENT—Five room furnished .“An Ordinance Providing for nn FOR SAI.E—Some Gandy bridge npartment, newly finished Fine loca­ Issuo of Bonds by the City of Sunstock. P. O. Box 205. 190-3tp. tion. Reasonable charges. Twenty ford, Florida, in tho Sum of Five FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for minutes from Sanford. 11, T. Tiller, Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to be light housekeeping, 701 Magnolia. Paola. lG8-tfc. Derived from the Sale Thereof to be 101-tfc. l — l wo-room housekeeping r e n n iE N T Used to Purchase Furniture, Fixtures FOR SALE—Pve room house nnd lot apartment. 710 Oak Avo. and Equipment for tlu Municipal on Sanford Heights. Cash or Library," terms. F. Breeden,, Smith Barber FOR RENT—Desirable bed room for Also duly passed and adopted on Shop. • 189-Btp. couple over Herald office. Apply to the 31st day of August, A.D., 1923, should bo ratified, gpprovod und con­ FOR SALE—Just a few chuice lota apartment 4. left fucing Magnolia and Park In RJR RENT—2 or G room furnished firmed by the electors of the City of Heights. Small payment down, no upnrtmenU newly finished, modern, Sanford, Florida, and whether the bonds provided for In anid ordinances interest. See owner. L. A. Renaud, garage. B. F Tiller, Paola, Fla should bo issued by the City of SunSnnford Buttery Servico Co. 180-tfc. 18GCtc. FOR UfcNT—Furlnshed room! for ford, Florida, in the manner nnd for LUMBER FOR SALE—Nice yellow light housekeeping with all improve­ pine lumber, ruugh or dressed, two ments. 101 Magnolia avenue/!* WANTED mills in operation. Ordeis filled on 102-tfc. short notice. Vermont Lumber Co., FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Mutson. WANTED—To rent two- or threeOsteen, Fla., Tclephono 4811, room furnished apartment, by 180-Gtp. I'UK KEN T—ApaitmunU and sleep­ adults; no tourist, permanent yearing rooms, Ferndalu Apartments, round resident. Private home pre­ Ilishop Block, corner First ilud Pal­ ferred; must bo reasonable. Address, metto s tr e e ts /. ___ IH/f-Htp. “Apartment", care The Herald. dh*tf W. J. Thigpen UNFD u NIHHED—Fou7~rob* ,apaf& SALESMEN WANTED—Competent ■g j :% mvnt with privato hath and en­ salesmen to represent us in this ter­ Real Estate ritory. Wo are now appointing dis­ trance. Adults only. Centrally lo­ trict manager* for 1924 for tho DayFIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance cated. 211 Laurel nvonue. ton Sprinklers and Pop-up system. 189-fltp. C o m p a re th is T r u e B lu e O a k la n d Six s e d a n a t FGinTRNT—Now three room modern Big demand and profits. Call on or Its n e w low p rice o f $ 1 3 9 5 w ith o th e r sed an s, nimrtment. All conveniences, 304 address O. J. Astry, Tremont Hotel, H i. C. M A X W E L L Orlando. l(^2-2tp. b o th 4 ’s a n d 6*st selling a t fro m $ 1 0 0 to $ 3 0 0 We^t Fifth stre e t 190-Gtp. Real Estate List your property with me—i'll ao< m o re . Y o u w ill 6ce th a t n o w h e re in th e ru g g ed FOR RENT—Furnished houeekeuping and , v It. W. J. Thigpen. rooms, corner 11th street and Elm Insurance chassis o r th e lu x u rio u s F ish e r-B u ilt b o d y h a s 187-Gtc. SANFORD, FLORIDA avenue, O a k l a n d p e r m i t t e d a n y c o m p r o m is e w ith WANTED—Young lady wishes .posi­ Pricet tion as stenographer or bookkeeper. q u a lity o r co m p lete n ess. HOARD AND IK)0VB=IIivfc‘ one T ouring . . $ 945 F. M. H. 200 E. 0th s tre e t Roatlrlcr . • 945 empty room a t $8.00 a week with M I L D R E D S I M M O N S board. Two a t $10.00 a week.'- Also 1BS-Ctp. All we ask is that you drop in and examine the Sport T ouring 1095 Teacher of Pianoforte liags Wanted—Clean rags wanted at Sport R o id ittr 1095 furnished rooms at $4.00 a week, 110 True Blue Oakland. The car itself with its new. and Pipe Organ Burinc«* C oupe 1195 Commercial street, one block from the Herald Office. engine, four-wheel brakes, centralized controls C oupe for Four 1545 Studio: Room 22$, Mejsch Salesladies wanted! Apply WoolPoitoffice. , 188-Stc. and remarkably low price will amaze you—as Building Sedan . . . 1395 worth. 102-tp. FOR RKNT—Furnished rooms fur it lias thousands of others everywhere. Prices f. p. b. Pontiac light housekeeping. 701* Magnolia WANTEIt^-Expe’rfenced woman buyer to operato local ready-to-wear store. avenue. ____________103-tfc. B. F. WI1ITNER. JR. FOR RENT*—2 to 6 furnished o|inrl- State full experience and references , I County A gent. menta newjy finished, modern garage. in letter. Wrlto Carl Greenwood, care Office! Pennsylvania Hotel, N. Y. City. B. T. Tiller, Paola, Fla. Basement of Court House 198-2tp. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS , 166-tfc. Phone No. 6. Ock Arc. and Third Street (Listed U. S. D. A.) See the Sanford Stove Works, G02 Residence: Sanford avenue be fori buying stoves. 715 Myrtle Avenue. We will save you raonky. We also re­ Phone No. 529-iL pair stoves of all 'kinds, grufonslos nod guns, j; / I89-0tc. CLASSIFIED ADS S A V E 1First National Bank Tops, J Side Curtains Radford Auto Top Company Oakland Six Sedan 1395 W hy Pay More? Oakland J ’A v ' © M t v ' M i f h ilii ■,5 .UAi 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, 1923 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, November 10, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 10, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 10, 1923; <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