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IN THE HEART OF THE W O R L D ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
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N.UMBER 158
SANFORD. FLORIDA^ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7,. 1920
VOLUME 1
FLORIDA'S POPULATION
HUNGER
ANNOUNCED TODAY IS REJECTS STRIKER IN
RATHER DISAPPOINTING
AMERICA
COVENANT
TO BUILD CLUB HOUSE
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
VISITORS TO SANFORD
r*.*.
Building Will Include A HARDWICK IS
Large Auditorium
• CHOICE FOR
GOVERNOR
MANY AMUSEMENTS
—I
SAYS HE WANTS NOTHING TO CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR AL
SO OBJECTS TO BEING CON
DO WITH LEAGUE. AS WRIT
.
TEN AT VERSAILLES.
FINED AND STARVES
V
•V
Could Not Reach The
BROOKLYN
Million Mark
TAKES GAME
TODAY 2 TO 1 BUT IS VERY CLOSE
(By TX* Auk UM rm i )
(tj TX* AmelilW Pm».)
DES MOINES, Oct. 7.— Speaking
WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.—Benjamin
hero today Senator Harding came
out flatly for the rejection of the Salmon, of Denver, a conscientious
League of Nation* covenant a* now objector confined at St. Etiiabeth s
proposed thus accepting the Demo
(By Tb, At*««Ut*4 run.)
cratic challenge to make the League miliUiy prison here has been on a
.
BROOKLYN,
Oct. 7.—Cleveland 966,296 WAS THE MOST THE GOV
an Issue in the campaign. Brushing hunger strike since July 15 at which
and Brooklyn went into the third
ing
any
of
o
f
clarlfyl
FORMER
U.
&.
SENATORGETS
ERNMENT COULD MUSTER
aside
problems
time he was admitted. Salmon is game of the world's series today on
for a l l t o u r is t s w il l
be
the reset-ration* Senator Ilardlng de^
DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATION.
FROM INACCURATE CEN
kept alive solely by partly successful even terms as the result of Brook
e m b o d i e d in t h e p l a n b
dared he would favor staying out o f
SUS RETURNS.
FOR
GOVERNOR
OF
GA.
lyn’s
victory
yesterday
and
the
man
OF THE BUILDERS
the covenant as written at Versailles. attempts at forcible feeding. Today
agers of both teams are anxious for
“
I
do
not
want
to
clarify
American
s
the
eighty
fourth
day
o
f
his
fast
(By TX* A»*ocl»u4
(By TX* Aiueliltd Tnu.)
he said, “ I want to turn found him- seeking release through victory because they figured it would
The "13” Club which ia composed
ATLANTA, Oct. 7.— Elections to obligations,”
give them an advantage when the
my back on them., It’s not intcrnrc
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—Th* pop
habeas corpus procotdings.
series after .today’s hattlo would be ulation of Virginia as anoupced to
of thirteen members of the Sanford turns of yesterday in the runoff tatlon but rejection I'm seeking.
primary
confirmed
the
nomination
of
resumed in Cleveland Saturday. Malls day 'shows 2,306,361, an increase o f
Hoard of Trade have organised them
Thomas Hardwick, as
Democratic
fur Cleveland and *Smith for Brook eleven points or nine per cent.
selves into a dinner club as it were, candidate/ for governor.
Hardwick
lyn are expected to be the pitchers . Florida's population wns alsp an
inking lunch together every Tuesday was the former United States Sena
today. Fair weather again prevailed nounced today nn 966,206. an increase
„L
tho .ll .f r . tor for Georgia and was supported
and the crowd began piling into the of 213,677 or twenty eight points or
park nt nn early hour.
that are of vital - interest to the city by Thomas Watson.
four per centj
According to the Tcturns to the
Score by Innings.
The population of" the United Stat*
and-county. In other words by this Constitution, several notable switch
R II E cs will be announced at four o’clock
i
action thev can-put important items es were made by counties since the
Cleveland........ 00 100 000— 1 3 1 this afternoon and will probably be
B rook ly n ___ 200 000 000—2 6 1 in this issue.
into concrete form and get auic* " regular primary on Sept. 8, when
• *
,n than by waiting for the big John N. Holder also was in the ga
Batteries were:
------------ x-----------.
•
-vervbodv
eats
and
bematorial
race.
Clarke,
Rabun
and
Cleveland,
Caldwell,
Mails
and
meeting where everybody eats
Wilkes counties, which at that time
O ’Neill; Brooklyn, .Smith apd Miller.
fC At'^hc" last meeting of. ,th.°. “ 13" were reported to have switched to
! petition, and therein and thereby pe
(Continued
from yesterday)
.
. .
, tmoneu m
u _________________
_
Brooklyn won the gninq today with |
club thin week it wns decided to go Walker today.
Itltioned
and
requested to bccomo
n
Ben Hill'county,
according
L _.i n*. many 'imbrovoments for
___ ___
.. to the
The. following nctilion-waa ^affer . ...„.n,Tir,,1- r (lT- In6 ofifceirrCnnstablc- IK -v-.n;
Tu~\>ne^. . Gfiod ----••
"•------- °Ol
—*-**.................
...... .............
■’
- n(j jJnrgc
a
MWorrl the higgest-itom-Ixdng— Uy- -figures rccPtwd, synched tG~ Hard. Tth—null- 'OP Iliulluu
crowd out to wit
Justice
District No,
3, -v
ol Semt wtutllier and
uf* *Cvrim.
'V
niirHts—Hrndquaileis
wu-k,' as duFalso l.'Iuy, Clinch^ Jones, Swope, and seconded by Comr. L. P- nolo County, Florida, and that he ness the victory o f the Dodgers. This
imifi.HtH"
Head q u arter. or the-Awtd
,I„„. nVccde to the request of t h e ! onkes two victories for the Brook
ers Club or the SportamcM. C'1* or Macon, Stephens, ThomnB and Web r»wopi, u»u °
fti,ovl. named qualified electors who lyry !«'»m and one for the Cleveland
Twhatever they might call it. Any ster. Other-, counties reported to liugnn, and carried, same is r
how it will he the* headquarters of have switched to Walker included filed.
t have petitioned him to become a can Indians.
the winter visitors to the city' ns Dawson^ Hancock, Pike and Wnrc.
1didntc for the said office, and he is,
To E. E. Brady,
-------------x-----well ns the gathering place for nil of
now .a. can_,
ENGINEER AND POSTAL CLERK
Sanford* I-la.
. by reason
■• of
——said
— petition,— to the city A* 'well
y qualified
.lunlified didate for the office of Constable oor
Wc the undersigned duly
the winter visitors place
KILIjED AND PASSENGER
uh the gathering p ~ - for all of the
electors* of the County of Seminole, justice District No. 3, of
INJURED.
people of Sanford winter and sum
and State of Florida, hereby respect ’ County, Florida, to be .voted for in
mcr and will also be the convention
fully petition nnd request that you lhe Gencrnl Election to be held on
• * (Br tXk liu cliu i rr»»«)
hall of the city, something that is
become a candidate for the office of tho 2nd day of November, A. D.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va., Oct. 7.—
t
needed
here
now
for
nil
tnc
Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida. 1920, and does hereby renuest the
badly
hie meetings.
to be voted for in tho General Elec ^ Board 0f County Commissioners 9? LARGE SUMS ON BUILDING AND Rr D.- Womack, of Hinton, CTififtheer, >r
and C. H. Gurley, of Staunton, p o r
It has been decided that the new
Ufflrt t be4i(d(Ton the 2nd day Of .No Seminole County,. Florida, to have
EQUIPMENT 0 F ‘ £C H 0 0L 8 — tal clerk, were killed nnd on© pas
------- building should be somewhere on-the*
vember, A. D. 1920, nnd wa do fuj- his name placed upon the official
senger injured when fhe Chesepeake
Inkcfront pbssibly on the land near
thcr request that you signify your |,nl|ot »„ n candidate Tor tho ofricc
. (Br TX* Ai»<xl»l«d h ill I
& Ohio train No. 5, was derailed at
the Clyde Line dock ns the Clyde
willingness
to
become
n
candidate
„
f
Constable
of
Justice
District
No.
Nashville Tenn.. Oct. 5.—Eleven Dixon, W. Va., early this nv>rning.
Line officials hnvc expressed them IIAI) IMPORTANT MEETING IN for said office in the coming general 3| 0f Seminole County,^Florida,
million dollars fo* new buildings nnd The cause of the wreck 1** unknown
THE COURT HOUSE
wives ns being heartily in Uyor of
election
J. H. LLb, Jr.
- - - - - - to be held
i on.. the date afore-„i i
equipment will be spent on the ed- here.
*
__ v. „n project nml
Kurh
nnd will help it in
YESTERDAY
Board
of
said,_ by notifying the
Hoard
j Sworn to and subscribed before me, ucntj0nal institutions owned by the
------------ x------------every way. The building will be
County Commissioner* in wriy, ' at s flnford, Florida, on this the bth j;oujborn Bnptistsduring the next
a one story affair that will pot be
October, A. D. 1D20fouo yPJ, rB jt
announced at the
The Democratic Executive Commit duly acknowledged before an oil leer j
of an expensive type ns the mnin
authorised
by
law
to
take
acknowl
,
(Notary
Seal)
V.
E.
DOUGLASS,
|hendipiartcrM
of
that
orgnnirntion
It tee for Seminole county met yestcr.
idea is to get it built at once
I
Notary Public. Stnte of Florida jirre. Approximated the same nmnunl
will have a fine floor that can bo day in the county court house at ten edgments, that you have
mission expires August...........
will be spent* during that period
«- j iin
im-d for'dnnccs nnd enrd parties and o’clock nnd the roll cnll showed the
141 u * _
_
. *_
rrL.M
til a 11_
.. tnomhnru HT*0Rhtu *
lifting tilt* debts upon thjse ir.■**»
all kinds of nmusements. Thenv-Win following members present
unions njid increasing their endov.
Felix Frank nnd R. J. Holly, of
be lockers for the use of the sports
jIm ,n l''H U 1‘ ^tU0|on?0“ " ry
T>>.*»•
ment
funds.
,
___ „
Sanford
L.
J.
Hartley,
of
Lon-woodI;
men who wish to take advantage of
W A Znckcry• W . F o r t i e r . Alex. Iand* on motion of Comr. E. H* Kil
Of thiic building fund. $2J!76,00
the hunting and fishing here in the J. W. Osteen, of Altamonte; W. V. Foster W. W. Johns. E. B. Stowe, ^bee seconded by Conir. L. l :
will go to what are known ns the
season. There will bo n tennis court Dunn, of Lake Mary; D. H. C. R» A J King T M. B edsoe, C- I*.! nnd carried, same is ordered f IgjL
Houthwid** institutions. Including the
bun,
of
Lake
Monroe
and
J.
H.
Lee,.
(By Th» AiM cUUd P rtu .)
and golf nnd other piny griiunds for
Sino., L B! M.n” : A. F. Bril. A J. Hon. B o.,d n( Coun.y Comml.rion Southern Baptist Theological Senthe older tourists. It hns been de Jr., of Oviedo.
I/issing, U- il- Monroe, A. Kendall. I ers. Seminole County. Ha.
ON
ACCOUNT
OF SMALL SEAT
nt
I/Ouisville.
Ky.,
.'’onUtv
it
,
ntnr
Felix
Frank wns unanimously
cided by the club thnt the meren
ING CAPACITY OF PARKS
H. H. Foster. G. B. Frank. < I>. Gentlemen:
.... , .
i ern
Bnntist Thecilngicnl Seminary.I
chosen
a*
chninnan
and
the
meeting
ants have been nsked to contribute
W.
We. the umlcrsirncd qualified elcc pc|1 Korlh 'poxnB, Baptist Bible In |
RUT AVERAGE WILL
Flowers. Fred F. Dorncr. G.
to so ninny ventures lately that it was called to order for business. The Waters, Ed. Oglesby, Jr., D. V■ war tors of Seminole County, Fin., poll 1*t|tu(n. New Orleans, Ij»-. nml Bap |
BE THERE
would be much better to raise tne meeting being called to outline u vig ren. J. F. Purvis. W. E. 1\ nltbnlj- lion your bonoraide Board to place
Tbeolmrirnl Seminary for N'eg. j
orous
campaign
for
the
coming
elec
(Br Th« AtMcItlfd Pr*u.)
,
monev in other ways and the first 0i — ----------A G. Purvis, Dock Hasty, J- "• the. name, of Then. Aulin upon th«* ; roft^ NnHhvillc*. Tenn., •while there
one will lie n dance »t the Voider ttion day many mnUers of 'mportance
ballot
Mr the ..general election
to be, wijj ^
exnondo<l
upon
new hnRdln|*s
j ____
C.
E.
Ward.
C.
M.
Floor
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.
,
m
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____
...
...
,
.
New
York,
Oct.
5.—
It
has
been
were taken
up Dy the committee, Patterson, ...
. . .
(lir
Hotel with good music to take plocc were
Baptist colleges within the |pointed out thnt because of the seatchieflytaken
beingupa by
rally in every pro. Iers, M. Stolnoff, I. D. Hart, E L O^ held Nov. 2nd, 1920, for Justice o. nl
nt nn early date.
cCict in the county and Instructions lesby, Sr.,, C. G. Bell. R. S. Mann. i. tho Pence for J. P. District No. 3, gfvcTfcl glut en coraprUinn tnc ^rr*-iinK enpneity of the ivarks where the
•Other forms* of amusement are un
in nnd for Seminole county, Flu.
jtor\# of the
uthem Bnotint Con- g__________
r i d ’s scries
Ili_. uamca
kb___ are to bt> „.pUyder way .among them being the
ed- there
is little likelihood of a new
J.
II.
lA*e‘
,
Jr.,
J.
B.
Jones,
.1),
G.
jventlon
the
following
amounts:
•
'V t B B S S S - ' a - ' A . D ^ t i e .J s u i .'r t f U a ...
.
bringing of Johnny J. Jones carni Jndire
/Williams. It. it. Wright. O. P. Swope. ; Alabama,
■
Arknnsns J-i- attendance record being made, but
Householder nnd Judge Moines |County of Seminole, ss..
cclnls.
vnl hero for n big week of fun nrul
H. B- McCall. T. I. I.ingo, Steen NeT 25.006; Georgia 1450.000: Southern a new mark In total gate receipts.
nbllsh, The record
record for
for receipts
receipU wi
wns est*!
nlensurc nnd for thd purpose of rais
son, C. L. West A. Aulin, V. H. Dry.* Illinois'
Illinois *115.000;
*116.000; Kentucky J.'IO.OOO; ,The
-----—
.
’ r threa-quarting the money for the new resort.
T. W. lAiwton. T. G. Simmons. E. A. I»uisciania $400,000:
M lssisilppi1L»>; , e j | „ t year when
nearly
wero paid by
------------ x------ *---Nort ers of a million dollnrs w
Y™
Democratic nominees ns thr the above and foregoing petition. nn« F'arnell, Jos. lA*inhnrt. F’. B. Boston, 75.000; Vl-souri *600.000
inn
*»sn.utni:
t
u m *.ii">*j “
--•ix.io,
ven
imm
iu witness the games
R. R. Strange. W, U. W W t a - . l t W. C .n .H j. . Carolina
J
W
*Ten- |»between
* ? /Cincinnati
C S ' 0. . r ,2
*726.000:
nndr the Chicago
—
- * - i‘ ♦K
j s?.Usorfi<
k rre t tsSheriff
s s t sof s sSeminole
u i s Ijiwtiin, L. ll. Gore, N. J. Tanner, 000; South
65;!0,000: Texas $2,250,000; whlte Sox.
l'emocratic prininry.
FL Alton Farnell, J. N. Thompson,
,t , v , doriJcd to m .k .
of Florid,. «nd fh.t h .
nnd"'VlrH nb *570*668.'
,
” With’ the prevailing prices for adW.
B. Young.
throughout the county wi . . i
More than 20 00(1 pupils .hnve on- mja iion tickets this season and capac_ —
.
iI
..^ ... 1
n
6 8Ta^ ri-f
of the State of Florida,
rnlled In *h- Bnntle* schoolslind semi- lty crowj g for acven or eight games
S E 3 * 2 « membir.
! ’. t l e ’ nVmel’ o o X V T J l o r - . who County of Seminole, ss.:
nnries of the South this session, all thpJT Jg „ chance that the total r* .
milt™ In their prKlncls *jJ “ JMS
m U ..., «d Mm to k -n w n
- Before me personally e|.>eaml
>-*■
ln dldauTforVhe .aid office- nnd*he ia- Theo. Aulin, who, being duly sworn, of the institutions reportlng the hcav-, cc[vU w,n excceed those of ast year,
lest registrations in their history .
The alateen worlds seriek that
U ^d fjia k ira havcht.lgnificd,by reason of said petition n n w » c . „ says thnt he is the Theo. Aulin nam
HOLLAND OVERCROWDED AND
-------------r~
have
been ylayed. Including the one
, .
in the didate for the office of Sheriff or ed In the above and foregoing peti
DUTCH WANT TO COME
HARDWICK’ S ELECTION
Jof J003 not under the jurisdiction
Uie
coSnty
will
be
Seminole
County,
Florida,
to
be
v
o
f
MEANS NOTHING. ]of.( thp National Commlssloit have
tion* and therein and thereby P«tl ,,A
campaign and the county
HERE
ed for In the general election to be
- attracted a total attendance of 2.2M,
isea to tho importance of regis held on the 2nd day of November. A: tkmed and requested to become a can
(Br TX. AimcUW* Tntt.)
tJring^every Democrat both men and I) 1920,-aiul do«* hereby ri'quvet tho didate for. the offica of Justiee of
g42i lim
or^an-average
NRW YORK, Oct. 7.—Chslrmnn
ir
n
”o•,f -23,487-for-eaeh5—7.
—New’ York, Oct. 6.— Assurance has women and-voting «n election dor i£ Board of County Commissioners or the Pence of Justice District No. 3, White Democratic National Commit ; o f tho 94 games that have been play. .
been given -to Br-ir Vcenstra.' sccre. November. The various meeting Seminole County, State of Florida, of Seminole County. Florida, nnd tVe said todnv he atUched no »ig ed.
. , . „
rary. of the Netherlands Ernlgrat. places and dates are given in anoth to have his name placed upon the o f that he does accede to the request o f nlficance to the. nomination of jjsrrt | xh« receipts have emounted up Id
the above named qualified electors
ion League by Iinrairrmtion Commis cr part o f this paper*
at toUl of $4^02,135. Of this sum ,
, .
Tho committee also decided to give ficial ballot as a candidate for said who have petitioned him to become Wick opposed the league of. Nations. $2,122,918 represents tha share of
sioner Wallis of EUls Island, that
office of Sheriff of Seminole county, a candidat for the snid office, and he
the United SUtet will aid In placing 150 to the campaign fund as at start
the club owners, but the owners hare
is, by reason o f said petition, now a
many immigrants from Ho.lind wno er and this sum was immediately
not pocketed the entire amount: For
£ E. BRADY.
The following persons were named several years the regulations requit
candidate for the office of Justice
are planning coming to America. Mr. supplemented by |25 from J. J. Dick
Sworn
to
and
subscribed
before
me
as clerks nnd Inspectors to serve at ed the owners to return a percent,
of the'Peace o f Justice District No.
Vcenstra said that many thousands
of Dutch were applying for passports I K
of Seminole County, Florida, to he the General Election to he held No age of their share of the receipU to
‘.Id to1 S r it in 1? S m p i S o f S
S
S
*
,hta
Jn‘1
^
October. A. D, 1920.______
to the United States and that he funds in their respective territory..
voted for In the General Election to vember 2nd. 1920:
R
„ the portion now belnri at least 50
(Notarial Seal) H. C. DuBOSE,
Precinct No. 1. Sanford.— B. O. per cent.
had established a branch of the Immi
The meeting of Cho committoe was
,
,
. .
.
NoUry Public. be held on the 2nd day of November. Maxwell,
clerk; C. F. Hasklnp, Ed.
A D. 1020, and does hereby request
The plavers who have taken part
gration League here.
one of the most
The
following
petition
was
offered,
“ There are three principal caus of the most interesting in their his
in the world’s series games slnce.4903
the Board of County Commissioners IHggins nnd W. E. Betts.
_
on motion^of Comr. E. II. Kilbee. o f Seminole County, Florida, to hnve
Precinct No. 2, Lake Monroe. A. have divided *1 663.177 and the
es for the people wnnting 10
tory and it demonstrated that the old and
here” , said. Mr. Vecnstra.
First Democratic spirit is rampant in the seconded by Comr. L. P.-Haran, and hi* name placed upon the official S. Hawkins, clerk; L. B. Mann, C. G. Nntioal Commission has received
carried' same is ordered filed.
from the big games *444,031. The
there is naturally an
ballot as n candidate for the office of
and J. C. M offett
1
county of Seminole.
Hon.- Board of County Commission . Justice of the Peace of Justice Dis Bell
of immigrants because o f thf >ears
Precinct No. 3, Sanford: -Scheilo governing bod” o f major league has
ers, Seminole County, Florid,.
of wnrjs Secondly. Holland is
K B P H B U C A N ^N A T m N A D ^ ^
trfet No. 3, of Seminole County. Maines, Clerk: C. D. Couch, r. F. bail got nothing- from the world’,
Gentlemen:
......
overcrowed bv thousands of war
•
series o f 1003;
that
*orl*~ having
Frasier nnd W, M. Haynes.
......................
.
-
State
of Florida.
We, the undersigned qualified elec^
ugees frori other countries and,
Precinct No. 4, Pnoln: A. A. ,})0<n arranged entirely between the
THEO. AULIN.
....
«L. ..Kelt,
- - n 0„ton Americans nnd the Tittsburic
thirdly many o f our
Presidential electors: James W. tors of Seminole countv Florida, pe
Sworn to and subscribed before me, Hicks. Clerk: Geo. Smith,
nly sick of Europe and all. th ngs Archibald, E. M. Brel,ford, Lelsnd titlon your honorable Board to plsce
nnd
T,
E.
Wilson.
, Nationals.
European. But. let it be un<iersU>o M. Chubb, F. F. II. Pope, B. G. Smith, the name o f J. H. Lee, Jr.* upori the at Sanford, Florida, on this the 6th
Precinct No’. 5. Oviedo: O. G. VVnl
dav
o
f
OctoberA.
D.
1920.
Ballot for the general election to be
that they are not leaving
Rand Geo. P. Wentwprth.
__ _
(Notary Seal) V. E. DOUGLASS, rott- Clerk: S. W. Swope, H. B. Me JOHNSON BEGINS
because they cannot make a livl g
SPEAKING
TOl
Call,
and
R.
G.
Crawford.
For Uf S. Senator—John M. Chen held November 2nd. 1020, for Con
Notary Public, State of Florida.
stable for District No. 3, In and for
there. The% are « w n * t Prosperous
* < ______
Precinct
No.
6,
Geneva:
J.
H*
Mv commission expires August 17,
;
(p y TX# I u m UUC T t***.)
Seminole countv, Florida.
people and most of them will buy «y For Governor—Geo. E. Gay.
Huddleston, Cleric: D. D. Donne, J.
1924.
'
.
C.
L.
West,
J.
B.
Jones,
R.
G.
Wil
Gomes In the United States. They
n e w YORK Ort. 7.—Sepator H lr
T.
Melvin
and
H.
H.
Pnttishall.
For Secretary of State— B. E. Vy
Bond of C. F. Prevntt, as dcpntv
Hams,' R. R. Wright, O. P. Swope,
-r**'er farming and for that r.
Precinct No. 7. Chuluota: Jos. T. em Johnson, will bmve California on
I am sura they will be welcome sonF*or Attorney General— W. M. Go- II. B. McCall, T. L. Lingo, J. H. sheriff, wns unproved by this boa-d. Nixon. Clerk: N. C. Jacobs. O. G. Snturdgv to begin an eastern speak*
Bond
of
H.
L.
Hnlght,
to
carry
fire
Thompnon, W. B. Yourur. R*
Ing tour in the interest of Senator
here.”
her.
arms, was approved and license o r Jambs nnd W. H. Merrywenther.
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For State Treasurer— F. E. Hunt. Aulin, W. B. Williams. R. W. Tjiw dered issued.
Precinct No. 8f Gnbricllft! A. W«* Harding.
.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS BUSY
Por State Comptroller—W. 11. Lawton. T. G. Simmons. E. A* Farn*
xThe following NoUry'‘ Public Bonds Moreman, Clerk: H. C. Parker, C. E.
ell L. E. Jordan. Steen Nelson, Then.
SUGAR
TUMBLES
ftOWN
Mothers
nn«P
S.
E.
Mathers.
.
were approved by this Board: I>- M.
(By n*.AM*«l*«*S T n - . ) .
^F orC om m issioncr of Agriculture Strange. A. Aulin, V. H. Dey, T. W. Brain. A. Higgins. Mrs. E. L. Snvd'
. TOBOGGAN SLIDE AGAIN
Precinct No. 9, Longwood: J., N.
HOUSTON, Oct. -7.—Joint mFmor
ton, L. H. Gore. N. J. Tanner. E.
B. Hull.
, „
_
.
er. Alline A. Frank- and Minnie Ba Searcy, Clerk: T. D. Hartley, Geo. Fb
ial services, election of officers snrt —N.
(Br TX* AimcUUS
For Justice of the Supmne Court Allen Farnell, Jos. Leinhart, P. B.
ker.
_
‘
. LnVinee and W. E. Allen.
selecting next place for meeting lot —N. B. K. Pettingill, F. W. Marsh. Boston.
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NEW
YORK. O t . 7.— Sugar madt
Precinct
No.
10.'
Lake
Mary:
A.
E.
Reports of the several county o r
todsv were the chief matter* on the
For Railroait Commissioner—Geo. State of Florida,
SJoblom. clerk: W. V. Dunn, B. C. e new low record todav when the ra*
ffrl»ls
were
approved
and
ordered
•program of the Confederate reu
*
County o f Seminole, ss.:
Unera reduced the nrice one C
t
cent
Inrersoll, and Jamek Reed.
Before me oersonally apne,red J.
C I^'superinteiulent o f PuVlit In
Precinct No, 11, Altamonte:' Vf. B. wnVin- it clever i;ents a noqnd
Warrants
psid
during
the
mpnth
o
f
JI. Lee. jr.. whom being dulv swornt
WEATHER TODAY
, struction—-J. E. Junkilt.
Ballani. clerk; J. W. Osteen, A. H. refilled sugar. The raw sugar j
says that he is the J. H. Lee, Jr., September were ordered cancelled of Fuller and B. C. Tyler.
to «ia Ml* ‘ssartluoD )0 jaqiuaiu joj
at eight centf a pound duty paid.
,
.
* For Florida: Generally
.trict—Crate D. Bowen;
8 4tc named in.the above and foregoing record..
night And Friday.
INTERESTING SESSION OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
C. & 0. TRAIN
=fi-W R E tK E f
IN VIRGINIA
THE SOUTHERN
BAPTISTS ARE
.
- ' SOON TO SPEND
DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
ATTENDANCE
AT GAMES
NOT LARGE
I
THE EMIGRANTS
FROM HOLLAND
ARE WELCOME
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�WEDNESDAY
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD
AGE FOIJn.
OCTOBER 6
m#
thcr Hastings, Palatka and. _ Federal
Point roads, on 'the eastern banks c?
the. St. Johns river.
“ The two-story .Tavares packing
house, second to none in the state, is
about to receive tho finishing touch
es," says the Tavaroa Herald. “ Part
o f the machinery and stock have been
removed from the old building and
put into position in the new." Tav
ares will have one of the largest and
most up-to-date pocking houses in
Florida nt work this season.
T h e Inimitable Little Star M ay Allison in a Hilarious
Farce Comedy
•
According to reports from Okee
chobee the women of that place are
wideawake to th> possibilities of their
newly-acquired suffrago and have
stepped into the political arena with
a vim hhd determination to employ
their organized efforts to rid that
section of bootleggers and similar
pests.
Krenimr aDace with the
ouse
Sonfof'd Property Sold by
a Sanford Man
Opening Will Last Four Day
Beginning T o -D a y .
The Real Estate Man'
romark-
Tomorrow---Owen Moore in “ A POOR SIMP’
Com ing— P riscilla Dean in “ THE VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL
As Good as the Best
an
attractive
Daily SerVIce
Phone 66
S P E C IA L BAR G A IN S
FOR THE F IR S T
C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L
^CARTER LUMBER CO.
(FARMER’S DAY) '
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
* RATES
Slinimum Charge for any one
One Time, per word--------------lc
Three Times, per word-------- 2c
Six Times- per w o r d ...--------- 3c
Over Six Times, l-2c per word
per issne.
cents extra if charged.
of a handsome 100-room tourist ho
Advertising in this column in which
the address of the advertiser Is not
given but which refers you to Post
office Box Number or -Care o f the
llcrnld MUST be answered accord
ingly. Please do not ask' us for the
names of advertisers advertising In
this way. Usually we do not know
who thev are. nnd If we do we are not
cxpecUjiLio tell you.
being a LEGAL HOLI
D AY in the State o f Florida
the banks of
fo r W O O D
G AS
and O IL
SA N FO R D
will be closed for business on
that date
Largest and most |
complete line ever t
shown in Sanford |
These stoves were +
in general merchandise store, A
cages Adrcss
5-Ctp. Raft-Id, 309 First St._______167-3U
FOR RENT— Partly furnished up- LOST— Boston bull dog. female. Rc
stars flat.
Four rooms, bath, . ward for return to Paul _G. Rig
157-Ctf
kitchenette, porch, modern conven gers, Sanford, Fla.
iences. Apply 717 East Second St.
NOTICE
15G'-5tc
WANTED—Parrot/
P. 0 . Box 845.
,rrF 0 R _C 0 U N T Y TJEMJ2.CR AX
IC EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE TO MEET.
The city ■registration- booka
TO—R E N T -or-for—salt!, largo, ware
—■house with- -railroad-siding.— Ghasr
Tyler, cart Znchary Tyler Ven. Co. auditor nnd clerk
L. R. PHILLIPS,
City Auditor and Clerk.
, 1920.
157-2tc
SALESLADIES WANTED
At the meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners the following
ldo tn provide fo r ‘ resolution was pnBBed unanimously
pels of new houses by tho members present
,1 n number o f fine
WHEREAS, certain political conhave been . con- ditlons have arisen in Seminole counsenson. The .work ty, Florida, which, in our opinion, ns
nd there will
good Democrats .should be seriously’
:ion in the net;- f u - ' considered nnd promptly acted upon
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___ by rtie
—frjstifiunvc Comx
——
.
.mittee, and,
•*
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IN -.
WHEREAS, we feci that the urgSOl'TII GEORGIA , nit necessity of .the prompt eonsiderntior of snul matters should be
brought to the immediate attention
.re ii. nreim-n, two
thp Democratic Executive Commit.ot .r punius and
{ Seminole County, Floridn
ose nre throwing
T h E r Kf o RE. BE IT RESOLVED
r or., the burning ,jjnt thf> c|or|< nf this bonni be nnd
nut! r.-nk of ftre is ^ jg |,vret,y instmeted? without de
li »m“ >! expulsions jtQ wr,te lo thc chairman o f the
, th ' Wing mntermi D-mocrntie Executive Committee of
,.
. .
_ , Seminole Qounty, stating thnt in the
king stock reports
inion af this Board n Bpcclnl called
actual amount of n;cctinK 0f snid Executive Commities.
When. f ," aI tee should be held nt Sanford, Fla.,
the cost of the fire a( ftn fnrjy ,jnto to consider said
iness we can use a few extrn sales
ladies for Saturdays. We. need a
fcvV bright, active young tladies who
tan make themselves useful in our
The Tucker Company, of Kissim
business' if proven satikfactory enn
get steady position at a good living mee has plans . uuder . way . to make
wage. Apply mornings at *9 a. m. pnving brick of Bawdust.
to Mr.— Bromberg.— Surprise Shoe
Thc Board of Commissioners of
Store. Sanford Avenue, nenr Third
Street. .
l&fl-tfr Everglades Drainage District- has en
tered into supplemental agrement
WANTT-D TO RENT. BUY OR with the Ben Johnson Compnny of
LEASE—4 to 6 room house. Fur LaBelle. said company now having
nished or unfurnished. Address at contracted for the construction of
once, It K G, care of Herald.
dh-tf the Indiana Prairie canal is looking
to facilitating work in completing
fO R SALE— 1 National Cash regis this canal, extending northwest from
ter with four drawers, in perfect Lake Okeechobee.
condition.—Sanford .Shoe & Clothing
Co
156H-WC
Lake county has 400,000 acres of
arable lands, as good us ore to be
found in the state, but it has also
125,000 acres of wild lands,' and the
latter are sought at low rates by
ELECTRIC washing machines nnd promoters to sell by mail-order cam
ironers on easy pnyments nt F. P. paigns on the strength of thc pros
Rincs 105 Palmetto avc.
157-3tp perity abroad in the county on the
eood land.
market and will be %
sold very cheap for J
cash.
X
DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE +
TILL YOU GET OUR
• PRICES • *
f
H. A. HALVERSON, Mgr
W. R. RIIAN, Prop,
At lnsf the farmers of the upper
Everglades nre to have railway ship-
Titusville's market day, which is
on tHe order of a street fair, nnd is
held once e “innth. is proving a tre
mendous SU.CCS3 .
STARR. PATHS nnd SONORA pho• nographs on enay payments nt F.
P. Rincs, 105 Palmetto Avc. 157-3tp
TYPEWRITERS, new and second | “ We expect to make sugar in this
Dnvtonn is plannin- for "Clean
hnnd, nt F. P- Bines, 105 Palmetto cou nty in October. 1921,” declared
Up”
week, to start October 11th. and
H.
A.
Johns,
local
reprcsentn-i
Ave.
157-3tp,Cnpt
— -------------------------------------------------, tive of the .United States Corporn- citizens generally have bjn asked t<>
WANTED— Experienced snles Indies tion, in announcing the purchnse of plan for thc event.
Bought the New Car,
Did Y ou ?
That means you want a dandy new garage to house
it in,
thing convenient, yet attractive enough to be a real addition
property.
*
to
*
A double garage may prove an excellent in
vestment. The cost is only a little more than
for a single garage, and the extra rent will soon
pay for the entire building.
W e carry a complete line of Building material and also a cor
stock of Yellow Pine Lumber, therefore we are in a position to fi
^ m i with everything from the Pillars to the Roofing.
O. P. ENTZTHINGER..
O. P. SWOPE,.
D. A. BIIMLEY,
E. H. KILBEE,
Board of County Commissioners
Seminole County, Florida
JACKSONVILLE.
Oct.
G.—The
Dealers in the Well-Knpwn High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS
AND PITCARN AGED VARNISHES, WALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES nnd SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED nnd
RAW LINSEED OIL.
Sec us before buying your supplies. We can save you money.
BIG^ FI RK 4N JACKSON
VILLE STILL BURNING
JACKSONVILLE. OcL 6.— After
burning fiercely for more than, thirty
hours, the fire which originated in
thc main factory o f the Wilson A
Toomer Fertillizer works, on Talley
rand avenue, nt . 3 a. m. Monday;
musing destruction amounting to approxinratcly SI,000,000 damage
to
the riant and properties of the Ma
son Forwarding Co., is still burning
today.
.
___ _
O f the United States
destroy property to the
value of one
all
the
new
fourth
of
buildings
erected and fn a recent
year the* proportion rcie
to one half.
See us for
# *«~i” .
’
Tire Insurance!
Com e in and talk it over todav. without obligation, of course,
A .P . CONNELLY
Hill Lum ber
L
THE HOUSE OF SERVICE AND PRICE
Corner 3rd and Myrtle
Phone 135
' . A L L KINDS O F .
IN S U R A N C E .
□ J a u iR E A L L S T A T E . J U
SA N F O R D , F L A , J O
■
�THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7,
rA G E TWO.
The Daily Herald should bo
Itor to your homo every day.
when they go back homo they hav.o
something to tell, occause they have
jrsbU akad CT(*r sriw n w n f lt r p i SuniUr M The
Ilcra U DnlMInf. 107 M afnelU A ira o*
Haaferd. H of Id a |
tin-can Lurjat.* may. be set d wn ns
the most valuable of Florida's visi
tors, not Only for the Joy they receive
buj for the happy, comfortable and
Interesting life thejl live, and the
rUllUMUERS
strong possibility that they , will be.
come permanent additions to
our
Editor
R. J. HOLLY,
population.— St. Petersburg Times.
Secretary-Treasure,
N. J. LILLARD,
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General Manager ARMISTICE d a y c k i .e
H. A. NEEL, I1KATION COMMITTEES
A 4 r » r tU ln j H*ie» M »d* Known an A «U c»lU a
Subscription Price.'in "Advance
Ono Year --------------- i . . . . --------- $(
Three M o n th s ------- -----------------$1
Delivered in City by Carrier
One Week •________________ 15 Ce
Member of the Associated Preaa.
Parade—Col. Knight.
Refreshments—Hodson Ball.
Dancer—Ned Chittenden.
Music—Hume Rumph.
- Floats—P. A. Mcro.
Tournament— C. M. Hand.
Publicity— D. D. Whitcomb.
Chairman to pick their committees.
Parade to consist of school chib
dren, Boy Scouts, various civic' and
fraternal organisations. American
y+++++<M ^*++++++*++ .5.+++iK+
T “.! *■.
' j
I Sell It
Specials for Thursday
|
Let Everyday
}
J.E. SPURLING
Friday and Saturday
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Real Sweet, Simon
Pure Granulated
Sugar, per lb. . .
A jw
/|
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Sanford's Most Popular Hotel
SEMINOLE HOTEL and GRILL
Under Management of
SANFORD
WALTER B. OLSON
All you can carry at this pric
Get Them
Our Spccialty— Scminole's
Big things id store for Sanford.
♦ • • ••
fam ous-^1 Sunday Dinner
at the
And they will make this city the
best’ in the state.
.
..__
• ♦ ♦— * —•
cure a speaker fo r the day.
Those things that the Herald has
A la Carte Service all day
been talking about for ten yc^ra.
STATE HIGH 8CH 00L
ATHELETICS TO BE IM
Well, wo are to have those houses
PROVED BY ASS N
built. Only a few each month but if
enough people start it will mean
something.
ELIGIBILITY RULE NOT TO BE
OBSERVED UNTIL SECOND
The CampbollLossing Poat will
SEMESTER OF PRESENT
wake them up here on Armistice Day.
YEAR
We should all turn in and help the
boys celebrate this big day.
• • ••
Gainesville, O ct 6.—The Florida
The tourists need a recreation State High School Athletic Associat
place and Sanford is just , about to ion held their first meeting o f the
atart one where they will bo‘ most present year on Saturday afternoon
OCTOBER FIRST begins the new inter
comfortable this winter and it will be in the University o f Florida gymnO ur new Cold Storage Plant is -now in successful opera
equipped with everything needed for asium, and discussed many important
est quarter.
Deposits made up until the
questions bearing on the activities
amusements.
tion and we can supply your every want in choice Flor
• • ••
o f the high schools over the State,
tenth draw intesest from the first. Get
ida and Western Beef, Pork, Lam b, Sausage, Veal, Liver,
While the Southern Utilities Co., in atheletics this form.
The most important action of the
are fixing up their, electric lighting
and every Packing H ouse Products.
your deposits.in before the tenth to get
plant we wish they would get busy meeting was the*waiving of the eligi
bility
rulo
for
the
first
semester
of
on the gas plant.
interest this quarter.
* .* ••
| this year, owing to the fact that so
■ The many new firms starting in few of the schools, were acquainted
Sanford this season shows the way with it at the beginning of the sensthe wind is blowing. •They know that son. This rule provides;, that no
Sanford is offering and will offer man ts eligible to represent the school
O u r delivery is prompt apd you’ll get courteous treat
more in the business line in the next of which he is n member unless he
ten years than any other city in the has passed at least four subjects dur
ment and good service here — if you don’t, just tell the
ing the semester previous to thd one
state.
that the State football te ms this falj
will be of much better rtaRTthan was
f CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $120,000.60
RESOURCES $1,150,000.00 +
— Our many gnod" friends_lhmk_uiw -at f tnrt- thoccTtr
t
♦
■*11011111'
nii-iii1 the Daily Herald -Notices were nlno sent to all high
X
F. P, Forster, President. B. F. Whitner, Cashier.
whether they order it or not. We schools in the stnt that unless they
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♦
know they want the paper but we were members o f the association they
-y
A. I«. Belts, Assistant Cashier
>
Z
number
of
votes
at
said
election
shall
SANFORD'S
LIVE
NEWSPAPER
cannot anticipate their wants by would not be allowed to have any
indeclared
elected
as
said
supervis
sending it without orders.
If you athetotic relations whatsoever with
Among the exchanges that hnve or.
want it tell the boy, tell F. P. Hines, those school* which were members.
Dated this 5th tiny of October,
or telephone the Herald office. Ev No doubt this will brine many new
me into the Sentinel office is a copy
11)20,
ery family in Sanford must take the members into the association. This
Monday's Sanford Daily Herald,
By order of th? Board of Supervis
Daily Herald ami_jyc expect to camp association wds organized nt the
-lich Tns again taken its plnce ors.
on their door step until they do.
State High School Trnck Meet Inst
daily nexvspnpers.
. •
• •• •
(SEAL)
ERNEST 1L EVERY,
April and wjU take care of all the among Florida's
“ THE TIN-CAN TOURIST"
utheletle < l i f f w h i c h mnv arise Under the efficient management of R2tc
.n
-----------Secretary,among tLa State High -aebools. IL J. Hfilly," editor! NTJ. Lilian!, sec
retary and treasurer and H. A. Neel,
- — - The expression "lin-cnn tourist"
LAKE MONROE
general mannger,- the Herald seems
lias been used more nr less in doris- " L,,! fashion by Plbrid.i people and
Florida newspapers. But the Lake
The Friday afternoon exercise* nt
Sounds funny to talk on
land Telegram pictures tlm "tin-cnn the Public school nre becoming quite
tourist.” ns he has been known in interesting. Mnny of the patrons
Refrigerators— but this is
OUR OFFER IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS
Florida, os n worth-while nart of the ayjtil themselves of the opportunity
Town Crier,
•HANK, ALIKE.
Florida
Winter population which makes Flor to Cislt the school and also enjoy the
ida a strenuous season profitable. these exercises. Prof. Jacobs claBS,
Heres how the Telegram
regards drnnintizcd "Columbus nt the Court
If there is any particular in which we may be of service,
this class of winter tourists:
W e have just received a
of Spain” , recently which was veryNotice is hereby given, that on
our management will highly appreciate your call.
One of the most interesting and good. The ptiniurv gave the "Babes Thursday, the 28th day o f October,
belated shipment of
charming features of winter life in in the woods,,, nnd "The Boy Who
Our Bcrvicc is Justified only as it is helpful to you, to this
A.
D.1020,
at
the
hour
of
10:00
F loridn is the tin-can tourist.
community.
hnted trees Inst Fridny nftosnoon.
.
They come from nil pnrts of the • The little ons o f ;T. J. Bell, have o’clock u. m., at the Court House at
North. They include\farmcrs. busi beea enjoying n nice visit from their Titusville, Brevard county, - Florida,
Refrigerators and
WE ARE YQUR FRIENDS, HERE.
ness men, an occasional professional grand-mother Mrs. Driggins of T i. the nmuial meeting of the owners of
Ice Boxes
.
man, with their families and friends tnsville.
the lands situated in the Upper St.
who care little for high society, but
Miss Frances Hawkins spent the John's Drainage District
will he
b f . . . . come here for rest, recuperation, week end with her sister nt Poland.
held for the purpose of electing one
T he price will sell then)
mild amusement, and to esenpe the
T. J. Mathews came home from member of the Board o f Supervisors,
rigors of the winter climate.
1jikelnnd to spend the week end with who shall be u land owner of said
this week.
They rent
"light
hotisckcping" his fami’ y here.
District, to serve for the term of
rooms, iio their own shopping, rook
three y«;ars nnd to succeed Frnnk I,.
their own meals, nnd look out for
I.ONGWOOD PICKUPS
H O M E IN S TIT U TIO N
Bills, now n member of said Board,
their own comforts. For a time bewhose term of office expires on said
Ing they are bona fide citizens. They
The community
was saddened
take a keen interest in what is going Wednesday by the death of one' of its day- and to transact such other bus
on about them. Sometimes they nre old citizens Mr. L. J. Hartley. Mr. iness* ns may properly come before
tempted to. make invidious rompnri- Hartley hnd been nn invalid for the snid District.
The person receiving the highest
Hons, hut that is alwavs Hone in n pnst year. He leaves two sons, Mr.
helpful snirit. Thov patronize the Jack Hartley nnd Charlie Hartley,
movies- the stores, the garages, nnd both of Longwood and several grand
-.flnfrnd their nintiev rnrefullv. but not
C. A. M A T H E W S
niggardly. Often they secure tem children.
Mr. J. M. Waits left Sunday for
porary employment, nnd become n Lakeland nnd other points.
Wc
REAL ESTATE
in yourself you cannot expect others to depend on you
|„
valuable factor in the industries of
certainly hate to see Mr. Waits and
the state.
A New M i n With the Old Pl r m
Jeave Longwood.
-*
Tin- front porch is their social cen family
A. P. Conolly, 108 Magnolia Are.
Miss Mildred Houston returned to
ter. There they gather of evenings; her hryne in Sanford Saturday after
If you do not save money how do you expect others to i lend you money?
"To
the family from Indiana gets nc- spending the week with Miss. Olive
nuninted with the family- from Mis
those that hare will be given" la true in the business world as In the Bible. The moral
souri; the retired barber from Clove Dinkle.
Longwood. is getting many now
lift it gives you will bring you success besides the interest It accumulates.
land makes friends with the retired citizens.
The past weok Mr. and
farmer from Illinois;' people from Mrs. Robinson moved into the Dave
mnny strttes and many conditions of ciousor place on Greenwood Lnko.
CAPITAL $30,
SURPLUS $15,000.00
life meet -on terms of the most intl- mid Mr. A. Y. Fdlllor ami family
■mate enunlity, exchange oxnrriencoR moved into the Rand place, both
widen fb»Jr knowledge of life, and families' nre from Qrlnndo.
l4
"m -=--T ,
i •>;
-L i
form life-long attachments.
Wilber Waits is visiting his home
The porch is an open forum for nil
L
■ mnnner of vital questions.
Politics f°Mr, Wvidrock nnd Mrs. West reand political lenders nre dissected
from Maine Where
tnrned Sunday
_
without mercy. All the defects o f the they
spent the summer,
government are tabulated nnd the
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remedy presented. Somebody is al
In E v t t y
GENEVA
T he Finest F a ce B leach ever proways present who knows the big leag
diicrd. Dow wonder* (nr a bad complexion. All
ue baseball plnvers by sight. Some
Mrs. K. Q. Greahnm arrived home drxlera or by null, |I-*S. Fr» Booklet.
body else has shaken hnndR with Jack
Dempsey nnd given him a few point last Friday after having spent sev
ers nlmut his punch. Every subject eral weeks visiting her daughtersla in order, nnd everylnwly hns the Mrd. ( ’ lias. Chiles, o f Tampn, and
Mrs. Joe Brown, o f Itivcrland. Mr.
floor.
It is n period o f keen enjoyment and Mrs. Brown, accompanied her
T
fo r the tourists, most of whom have home for a short visit.
Miss Helen Moron went to see Dr.
(
known the hardships of toil sufficient,
ly to appreciate the joy of rest. And Ingram, the eye specialist at DoLand
last week.
Joe Leonard, of St. Augustine, vis
Red his sister Mrs. Geo. Mathuex n
counlo of <lnys last week.
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. A.
A.
Moran, Mrs. Aubrey Moran nnd chib
dren were callers nt Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel McBride’s nt Oviedo #last
Monday.
Mrs. B. AxeMIanstn of Sanford,
A . C. L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues
spent the week end with Miss Helen
XI-•* V
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Moran.
Miss Anna Belie Flynt. of Georgia.
PH O N E 62
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Flynt.
is the guest of her tlncle and aunt,
--------- —x------------ANOTHER GIFT TO t HOSPITAL
t
Aristos Flour— positively the best
that money can buy. To introduce
it Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Herald Office
24 Pound
Sack at
uarter
SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c
Ball Hardware Company
You Do Not Have Faith and Confidence
PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D
v ’Y ellow Meal
Farina
Pearl Barley
Petyjohn’s
Quaker Quakies
E gg Noodles
Milk Spaghetti
Milk Maccaroni
Deane Turner
Fruits and Vegetables
Building Material
Prime
W estern
Beef Today
• The directors of the Fcrnnld
Laughton Momorlnl Hospital grate
fully acknowledge th<- receipt of One
Hundred nnd Seven Dollars given by
the Welfare Department of the Worn
on’s Club of Sanford. Such gencr
ous donations mnko tho operation of
the hnsmtnl n pleasure, nnd assure
itd continued success.
,
And everything else usually
found in a first class
market
PHONE 105
402 SANFORD AVENUE
BEFORE BUYING YOUR LUMBER
�JflUltsnAv, OCTOBER 7, 19?Q
Ultle Happening*
Mention of
Mailers In Brief
Personal Item*
of Interest
TITE SANFORD DAILY HERALD
In and. About
•£ The City dt
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Arrival Departure
1:59 a. m. 2:03 n. m
___ 11:45 a. m. 12:0? p. m
- j-3d)5-p, m. 3:25 jK-m
___ 2 :43a.m . 2:58-a.m
___
8:40 a. m.
___ 3:05 p.m. 3:25 p. m
___ 7:30 p. m. 7:35 p. m
Trilby Branch
Leesburg Branch
Oveldo Branch
‘ town Crier.
Hon. Cromwell Gibbons,-of Jack
aonville. is among the prominent vis
itors to the city for the past two
days, bring s guest'at the Valdpx Ho"
The man, friends of Mr. and Mrs.
iger _are
J. K. M ettL.._
_ glad-to welcome
.
utm back
_______
them
home ^for a two weeks "visy
itTroitT.JacksonvlHe where they are
The *MctUnger
family
living now. T!
'
- __* . years
i or moro
lived here —
for twenty^
and arej entwined in the hearts o f the
Sanford people. Mr. Mettinger was
the proprietor o f Sanford s largest
la
dry goods store for many years but
is now engaged In the furniture busmess in Jacksonville.
Just received an up-to-date line of
ladies* coats and Bweaters, A. Kan.
ner. 213.215 Sanford AVc.
3t
Mrs. John Meisch and children
have returned home after spending
the summer id the mountains of
North Carolina and also visiting tho
old home in New York state, hav
ing a most enjoyablo trip.
Just received a new fall . line of
t lilies’ and Gents’ W. L. Dougins
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
Daily Herald for everything that
going on.
Is
Mrs, C. W. Godwin has arrived in
the city froni Jacksonville and will
l ake hcr~po»ition wtth-thc’BuH' Hard''
ware Co., that she formerly occupied
as bookkeeper with the old Fcrnald
Co., severnl years ago. Mrs. Godwin
is the wife of C. W. Godwin, thq ef
ficient purser on the Clyde Line and
she will spend the week ends in Jack
sonville and tho balance of the week
in apartments In the Welaka Block.
The many Sanford friends pf this
popular couple will be gl^d to know
that Sanford will again claim them
fpr citizens.
been quite ill for a couple of weeks
at the hospital in Sanford, will soon
be able to be home again.
Mr. fend Mrs. Harry Raban .have
moved into Sanford for the winter
and Mr. and Mrs. C. Rabnn have
moved into the rooms vacated by
them at Mrs. T. E. Wain right's.
Miss Sadie Blackburn,' sister of
Mrp. J. Tildcn Jacobs, arrived from
Denver, Colo., and began her wprk in
the Sanford school last week. She
will stay with her sister and gd into
town on tho West Side School bus.
— Miss Winnie-Brown; ffTSanfora;
REGISTRATION DATES
Here are dates In reference to reg
istration that it would be well for
every woman voter and for others
who did not vote in the spring elec
tions to study. If you do not regis
ter you cannot vote and every wom
an voter must register.
DEATH OF J. H. LEE,
Masons, Attention!
A special meeting of Sanford
Lodge Nf>- 62 is hereby called for
2:30 p. m., Friday- Oct. Rth, at Ma
sonic Hall, Sanford, tor tho purpose
of conducting the funeral service nt
Oviedo of deceased Brother J. IT.
Io*e. This by request of Oviedo
Ixidge.
By Order of W. M.
H. E. Tolar. Sec.
PER P O U N D
bish Potalatoes, 15 lb*
1 lb. can Crisco
1-1*2 lb can Crisco
3 lb can Crisco
6 lb. can Crisco
1 qt. can Wesson Oil
1 pt. can Wesson Oil
Embest Not Olio
She is'n niece of-M r- Zenr
ovenn. Her mother died when she
was an infant.
George Harvey Steel, Ezolo Hasty,
Clifford Bell, jr., nnd Frnnk CowanJr., arc some of the little C year olds
out here to begin school life.
Rev. Mr. Hillman, the presiding el
der, will ho at Moone's station church
to preneh Sunday, OcL 10th nt 1
o'clock .in' the evening, the quarterly
conference meeting.
Dr._ and Mrs. U. J .. Fay, - their
slaughter. “Miss Susie nnd"'H nrry
Weeks drove to Coronado Reach on
Sunday in the Weeks car, picnicking,
bathing and all the joys of n day nt
the bench was theirs.
A dnughter wa* born 4|> Mr. and
Mrs. George Mitchell, SejA. 29.
ARE YOU ONE OF THE FEW THAT ARE STICKING TO THE OLD
STRAW?
THEN YOU NEED TO SPEND A FEW MINUTES IN
OUR HAT DEPARTMENT. IT W O N T TAKE YOU LONG -TO SE
LECT ONE OF OUR BERG OR LION HATS. MAYBE YOU WILL
WANT TWO—A SOFT AND A DERBY. AND AS A REMINDER—IN
THE W AY OF HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR AND PAJAMAS— YOU CAN
GET MIGHTY SATISFACTORY SELECTIONS HERB.
airs. J. W. Corley was quite ill
with an attack of malaria but is
aimut again-now.
Bon Monroo has been quite ill, n
rel&pse of an 'illness of some time
•go.
. •'
'
Mrs. B. A. Howard Is at home from
n visit in Okeechobee C^ty. wtith Mr.
Howiml for n_w0ek..._____ _
___
says they will not return to Snnfofd
this winter. Their address will bo
111 Winter St., Danielson, Copn.
Dr. nnd Mrs. -James lHirvlce drove
up from Tampa last Friday to re
main with their son, Ashley and fam
ily for some time,. The doctor will
try an outdoor life to benefit his
health.
Mr. and Mrs. F, W. Wtlmott were
in the city today circulating among
their many friptids. ‘ They -wllL antin'
the French Shop some time in No
vember and are -busy now with their
big storo In Orlando. The French
Shop la. vesy popular here during the
winter months and tho many patrons
will he glad to learn that it will re
open soon.
-405 Wr-Frrst Street
Will Open for Business
GoodTfiings ,to Eat
T R Y A HERALD W A N T AD
F o r S u b -S o i l i n g , R e a r i n g - o f f a n d S c r a t c h in g
OVIEDO,
Miss Naomi Strange, of Jackson
ville, Is spending several weeks with
her mother, Mrs. R. R. Strange.
W. B. Young nnd family have mov
ed into their new home.
Rev. W. E. Steinmycr is visiting
his sister, Mrs. H. B. McCpIl this
week.
Mr. apd Mrs. II. W. Lawton spent
Wednesday in Orlando.
Francia Swope, of Rollins College
spent the week end at home last
week.
Rev. L. E. \Vright, pastor of the
Methodist church, is conducting a
series of revival services at hla
church this week. He Is assisted bv
Rev. Chapman, conference evangel
ist is doing the preaching in hip very
forceful-and attractive way.
*—
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Argo nnd Miss
Palmer Argo have returned from
North Carolina.
Miss M. H. Sistrunk; left Saturday
for Morrlston, Fin.
L. II. Gore, o f Clemmons Hall,
has opened a garage in the Smith
building just below the Bank qf Ovie
do.
—
R. R. Strange and family havo
moved into the house formerly occu
pied by W. B. Young and C. A. Bran
non has taken possession of the house
occupied by Mr. Strange.
We will be glad
to dem onstrate
the labor-saving
of this Machine
to you on your
LAKE MONROE
Oh- how nice it is to have tho glor
ious autumn days to come. Wc also
have beoq having some very heavy
rafns.
Mr, Blalock has purchased the
store of Mr. Mancie and is putting
in a nice stock o f goods.
Florida
M Sfol
TAK ES A N Y ORDINARY GARDEN TOOLS
Five quarts o f gasoline will operate it for ten hours. No mechanic needed to handle
it. We have them in stock with a complete line o f repairs and tools
1 gal. cans Peacock Syrup $1.35
Morris Creamery Butler lb.
68c
24 lbs Obelisk Flour - $1.85
12 lb Bags Obelisk Floor 1.00
Cranberries - * - 15c at.
Sanford
"Be Pr e s e n t a t t h e b o a r d o f t r a d e d i n n e r a t t h e v a l DEZ TONIGHT? IF YOU ARE ONE OF THE FEW THAT HAVE NOT
TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THESE OPPORTUNITIES TO MEET WITH
THE MEN THAT ARB SPARING NO EFFORTS TO BUILD SANFORD.
WHY NOT HE THERE TONIGHT? YOU WILL ENJOY YOURSELF.
WE ARE SURE, AND AT THE SAME
TIME
YOUR PRESENCE
ALONE WILL HELP, AS THE LARGER THE CROWD GROWS THE
MORE IT INSPIRES THE OFFICERS ON TO BIGGER DEEDS. TRY
AND BE THERE.
County, State, National Elections.
Clean-House-Physiclally, ENERGI — Oct. 9.— Registration books, both
ZER. do It now.
166-5tc at courthouse and in the hands of
district deputies will dose. This Is
last date to register for general elec
SUNDAY “SERVICES AT THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH tion.
Oct. 9.— Last day to pay poll tax
at county tax collector's office. Does
Sunday School at 0:45,
not apply this year to women .voters.
Christian Endeavor at 7 o'clock.
Now. 2.—County, state and natlonChurch service at 11 and 8 o’clock.
, The Rev. D. W. Browne will preach al elections.
both morning and evening.
EAST SANFORD.
SURPRISE PARTY
Mr. and Mrr. Nick Zernovcan are
very happy at the safe arrival of
A number of friends gave Mrs. their adopted daughter,
Mnrinlca,
John Bolly a surprise party Satur who reached here last Thursday at
day evening, it being her birthday. ter landing in New York froip FinThe evening was spent in visiting land the previous Saturday.
On
and cards, and at a late hour light leaving Roumanla for America she
refreshments >vcro served. A lovely trnvcled through Servin', Switzerland,
birthday cake adorned with roses and Italy, France and Belgium to take the
candles served as the attraction of Lapland at Antwerp but was to° late
tho table. All present enjoyed the and had to wait* for the sailing of.the
evening and left wishing Mrs. Bolly Finland. She was in company with
many happy returns of the day. Mrs. n party whom tho consul in Rouman*
Bolly was the recipient o f some very ia selected as chaperones for .the lit
nice gifts.
tle girl is not 15 years old ns yet
Those prescnf^vevvi: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Zernovcan feel very
McCrum, Mr. Snndatrnm, Mr. and much indebted to Mr. Whitper, of
Mrs. Talbott, Mr. nnd'Mrs. C. Stooth- the National Bank and npnrcclato
off and son, Mr. and Mrs. Witte and his securing the services o f the con
children, Mr. Barcliff, Miss Beulah sul to arrange for Marinlea’a safety
BUrcliff and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gut, enroute.
A representative of the
and Mr. and Mrs. John Holly.
Irving Rnnk & Trust Co., in New
The community was shocked today
Don’t forget the Democrnfie rally
at the corner of First street and to learn of the death of Hon. J. It.
Park avynpo. next Snturdny night nt Ia‘c, of Oviedo, one of the oldest and
most highly respect^ citizens of this
eight o'clock.
county. Mr. Lee had been in ill
For birthday and wedding gins, health for the past two years nnd
ht-o our line of China nnd silverware had been sent to n sanitarium about
A. Knnner, 213*215 Sanford Avo. 3t a month ago where it was hoped that
he would improve but his age was
against him and he passed into the
Friday’s Daily Herald will he the great beyond late yesterday avenihg.
shopping guide for the readers hn\ The funeral will occur from the late
init all the latest-prices an everything rosidence' at Lnke Charm nenf Oveidrr
in the local markets Tmd Saturday tomorrow nftemoon at four o’clock,
will be tho automobile edition giving being in charge of the Mnsons.
air the latest done on nutomobltes
Deceased had been a resident of
nnd trucks nnd shop talk from the this and old Orange counties for the
toys in the trade here. Watch the past fifty years and leaves a wife,
five daughters and three sons to
mourn tho loss of loving husband
nnd father. The sympnthy of hun
dreds of friends goes out to the he
rrnved family In their hour of nfflic
tion.
PAGE THREE.
SEE US AT ONCE
wish' her success In her work tn San
ford.
Mrs. W. E. Price, Is able tn bo back
in.
In. school again after- having been
operated on for enlarged tons.lt
adenoids.
Mrs, A*. A. Walnrlght, who
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IN THE HEART OF f f lE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
VOLUME 1
WOMANS CLUB MEETS
BEGINNING ANOTHER YEAR
WITH FINE ATTENDANCE
Sanford Club
'THE AMERICAN RED CROSS.
IN PEACE TIM E : J
Aiding Poland
BOARD OF T R A D E H M
MONTHLY BANQUET
VALDEZ LAST NIGHT
Large Attendance And
LAKE IS
Interesting Meeting •
APPOINTED
TO POSITION THE NEW lEM BERS
- A t the close of the business period
a delightfully informal social hour
was enjoyed at which time refresh*
ments were served.
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RECORD O F ; YEAR
NUMBER 159
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1920
Woman's Club Calendar.
Tuesday. Oct. 12.—Social Depart
ment, business meeting Mrs. A. P.
ConneOyr-fha trritan. ~
\ Wednesday, Oct. 13.—Literature,
music departments meet, chairmen,
Mra. A. D. Kelly, Mr*. A. M. Phil
lips. Subject, ‘♦Florida.”
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6
,
•
______
ON/
MEMBERSHIP OF STATE
ROAD DEPARTMENT BUT * COMMITTEE ON MEMBERSHIP
^ = ’ T -V•Vf\ J
HAS NOT ACCEPTED
SHOWED r e s u l t s a c h i e v e d
REPORTS 126 NEW MEMand n e w y e a r s t a r t s o f f
HERS ADDED TO ROLL
,
TALLAHASSEE,
Oct. 8.—The
governor this afternoon
appointed
WITH BRIGHT PROSPECTS
Forest Lake,-of Sanford, to bp mem
About one hundred member*
of
ber of tho state road department to
Bat for the work of American Red Cross agents In all regions of Poland suceced M. M. Smith, whose term has the. Sanford Board of Trado sat down
The first fall meeting of-the Worn
to a banquet at tho Hotel Valdez
Curing the last twelve months, hundreds of thousands of people In that tragic expired.
V s Club was held on Wednesday
Mr. Smith is the present chairman last, night and the Valdes, as usual,
country today would be under the tod, victims of hunger, disease and expo
afternoon with a splendid attendance
sure. The Job In Poland Is one of tremendous proportions and cannot bo of the department and tho% appoint was equal to the occasion and furn
of old and new members and n num
abandoned for many months to come.' Here Is n typical scene: A Red Cross ment of nnother man t«j succeed him ished a choice collation the piece de
ber of the teachers representing the DANISH, SWEDISH ANI) NOR worker Mnt the throttle” of a aoup kitchen where hundreds of undernourished will necessitate the department’* resistance being chicken flanked with
election of another chairman.
The all the good things that go with It.
women and children are fed dally.
faculty of the schools of Sanford.
power of selecting the chairman is Thcrc was but little said during the
WEGIAN g o v e r n m e n t s
Seated uppn the platform were the
vested in the members of ,tho depart pleasant pastime, of disposing of the
WANT SOME CHANGES
____
ment. ________
Mombers^ o f tho department viands and after coffee ana cigars,
officers' of the club for the ensuing
arc
appointed
by the governor sub- President Miller called upon the va r
year including Mrs. W. L. Morgan,
(By Th» AuocltUd Tnn.)
ject to confirmation by the aenatc. |.ious committees for reports, tho
nresident: Mrs. S. Puleston, first
A rumor was aurrent on the street* principal report coming from Chair
Washington, Oct. 5.— Four Amend
Mrs. E. M. Galloway,
of Tallahassee today to tho effect man J. G. Ball, of tho membership
ments
to
the
Convcnant
of
the
retiring second vice-president, repre
thnWL. C. Register, nnother member committee who gave his report on
senting Mrs. Geo. 1-ox: Mrs. F. L. League of Nations suggested by the
of th- state road department had or the recent campaign for new memDanish,
Norwegian
and
Swedish
gov
Miller, third vice president; Mrs. t..
would, resign nnd thnt he would be hers thnt resulted In bringing in 126
ernments
probably
will
be
taken
up
p. Morse, treasurer; Mrs. Jv A. at the first meeting o f the Assembly
he succeeded by a prominent citizen'new ones. G. W. Knight reported on
W a s . , r^ r d i n ^ s c c r e U ^ ^ Mrs^.
o r White ' Springs. Investigation at the entertainment commit to saylnjr
of the Lc
the office of the governor nnd of t h r h e was leaving the most o f that to
\- -deportmenV". -Mrs. A: Mi— Phillips,
secretary of state showed, however. |the new secretary who would probchairman of MubIc department; Mrs. for study nnd require the approval
thnt no such resignation had been ably
. have Idea* of his own regardinj*
U \V. Herndon, chairman Welfare of the council nnd a majority vote of
this important subject.
Golf nnd
received.
department; Mrs. A. P. Conntlly. the Assembly to become cfectivc.
The governor is- still out of the otiu-r mntters wfcre resting, waiting
chairinan social department, Mrs. K. _ One suggestion proposes a fixed
city ntjd his. appointment of
Mr, for further developments and; the
J—C. Boteerr who is corresponding sec annual meeting of tho assembly to SEND IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS WAITED TOO LONG TO GET Lake wns made upon his telegraphic AUto Camp Committee hns complet
retary, was unable td attend.
ed its labors having established nn
lie held cither at the time provided
instruction to that effect.
ANI) HBLi^ DEMOCRATS .
t
SOUTH BEFORE. ICE
Mrs. W. L. Morgan conducted the for in tho rules of procedure or on
auto camp on Sanford Heights that
meeting and with gracious dignity a specific date such as the Second
KING REIGNED.
ON TO VICTORY.
Mr. Lake has been appointed but is now taking care of several famil
extended greetings to the club mem Monday in September. It is also
he has not accepted the position.juid ies. T h e-au to-cam p will have— 4'“
ber*. requesting.not the support of proposed that on the demand of .10
w ill'W )l“Male today whether he will kitchcn added in the- near future
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1
m
AnocisUd
Fr»»»
j
the membership but that "we resolve mebern of tho league a special mcct^ -Contribution* - for the- Democratic
accept It-or not. He wns not appoint which will make it complete.
in our heart* a.
interest and a. Ing of the asSembl/ahhll bo called campaign to be sent to the trensur
President Miller spoke at length
ed to take Chairman Smith’s place
JUNEAU,
Alaska,
Oct.
8.—Tjircc
greater attendance.’
at any time.
’
ns stated in thd above dispatch be about the Hood Investment Co., lay
cr
of
.the
Democratic
National
Com
Yukon
river
steamers,
the
latft
of
The report of the membership
Another proposal would regular
cause the chairman is elected by the ing special stress upon what J. D.
committee made by Mrs. Galloway ize the method of selecting the four mittee will be taken here at the "th* season fron\ Fairbanks to Daw hoard nfter the reorganisation.
Hood has already accomplished in
,-rnld Hfflcc and. the names given
was excellent! showing the
re in non-permanent members of the coun
buying the old Sanford House and
son and all carrying capacity in the
credit
in
this
spnee
each
week.
.
Any
statement of several former members cil. It is suggested thnt the assem
tearing it down to make room for
lists
of
passengers,
nre
reported
froz
of
the
loyal
Democrats
who
wish
to
Kiid the addition of a number of rep bly nfter the firtt sclgctiqns shall
the
new four story office, nrcado and
resentative women who have come nnmcJ n new state each year to serve make n contribution no matter how- en in near Eagle and three other
npnrtment building and the 'tplllion'
small.
should
give
it
In
und
giving
it
to Sanford to reside, within tho year. for a period of four years which
steamers in n similnr position nnd
dollar hotel that will be built on the
Reporting for tho literature de shall not bo subject to re-election for will know thnt it is going for n good plight at various places nlong the
lake front.
Mr. Miller snid this
partment, Mrs. Kelly Btated that the for the following period. This pur cause. The following have sent in
rorpr.ry rfcould have the support of
river.
Tho
ice
conditions
ure
snid
to
,
-H
r
contribution*:
pose
is
to
secure
successive
repre
program for the year would be a
every citUcn in Sanford- and that If
Seminole County Democrat «
l»e worse than Inst year ns the win
study of Florida, its history,
its sentation ‘ qf the council of a large
♦here. r.ros» the question of the city
ic
Exe.
Committee-------$50.00
prominent men and women, Indus number of states while making only
ter shut down almost without warn
c’onntinr: the bulkhead chnrgos there
J.
J.
Dickinson
..................*25.0°
AT
one
chnngc
ia
membership
each
year.
PRIOR
TO
FOUR
BIG
DAYS
tries And resources, ita birds, trees
was nn act of the legislature giving
ing and much earlier than last year,
Mrs. F. P. Hines............ — 100
A third amendment/!proposed to
and plant life, in fact the program
CLE>'BLAND STARTING
the tax nnyers the right to-vote on
will embrace Florida and •Floridian* onlit the word "generally” front the
this m*ration giving to a hotel or park
TOMORROW
*
following
paragraph
in
Article
M
il:
ir every phuse of ita life and activ
the land without anyVhnrden. of bulk
“
Disputes
ns
to<
the
interpretation
ities-. The announcement by Mrs.
'ISy Tk« A i « . U t « l Pf»** > *
head charges. Thl* spirit on the part
Phillips that the music department, of a treaty, ns to any question of
CLEVELAND.
Oct. 8.— A l!-' ova of the people would go q long wny
international
law.
as
to
the
c*1
"*meeting, with the licraturc, will uj"
lien xvrs given the Cleveland' ball tawsrd ti-.clrir.g thcr-c men 'eel that
rludc for the first program next Wed ence of nny fact, which, if establish
players on their nrrivnl today from Sanford wns with them nnd it wa*
ed.
would
constitute
a
breach
of
any
resday afternoon, music by Florida
—
•' - * B F
Broklyu.
A . proclamation- by the not a dirpet question of money the
international obligation, or ns to the
composers.
,
mayor urged everybody to Join In ■urn being
, . very
. . Insignificant
,
,
. when
.
.
extent
and
nature
of
the
reparation
Mr*. Herndon gave a resume of
boys nre enthusiastic und mean to the demonstration. The team meets icompared with the Jnrgc investments
to be made for any such broach, nre ’ E<1. Bct£s hooks and fast balls
the summer nctiVitleB of the Wei declared to bo among those which were to much for the Sanford High put some temp into the fray.
'Brooklyn Saturday in the first of » Le made but waa simply this Idea
The box score of the gnme ,.fol • four games of the world’s series to '* -' ntamllnf- hack on what might be .
fare department which included n are generally suitable for submission School boys yesterday and the A. C.
campaign .for funds to increase teach
*
lie played on tJie local field. Brook
to the eftv from this proper
L. R. R. shop team carried the'game lows:
to
arbitration."
.
„
Shqp Team. •
er*’ salaries and a campaign to raise
■ " today
‘
Tho purpose I* to make the ooli- away by n Bcorc o f 9 to 8.
lyn also arrived
and* express- tv now ns taxes nnd wha^ would bo - — 1
funds for n white way for Sanford, entlon to resort to arbitration more
AB K II PO A
*
Flayer-1
oil confidence that they would win coming to the city, in the future if
Thegnme,
which
incidentally
>
»
in which the SfljithCm Utilities Co. absolute'nnd* rrevise.
. r> 2 1 3 4
Biggcrs, 2b.
the scries now, Clevelnnders nre ell (hi* great improvement wns ca r
the
Inst
one
to
be
played
at
Holden
will co operate by paying half of the
Corwin, rf. . . . . 4 1 1 0 0
The fourth amendment would per
also optimistic und nny thnt the scr ried out.
expenses of installing the white way mit the council to authorize a rime Park this year, was exciting npd un
c.
4 0 1 10 3
E. A. Douglass also spoke on the
1its will be even after the gnme to
usually
interesting.
Rill
Moye
s
spec
and maintaining same.
ss. 3 2 3 5 4
»
hotel proposition recalling that the
in the vicinity of nnother state tncular running catch of Kelly s line
' game tomorrow.
For the Social department, Mrs. A. ngninst which nn economic blockade
4)
7
1
1
.
.
.
4
Voider.
Hotel
hnd
been
built
by
homo
Kelly,
lb
P. Connelly announced thnt n won hns been enforced to maintain a cer drive in the first inning, was the W. Smith
. 4 0 3 0 -J
• onle after they decided to gp ahead
derful progrnm had been arranged tain degree of intercourse with tlhe unquestionable feature of the game, Fox, c.
___
0
() 0
ii
' build one regardless of nil ob"
ami
he
was
applauded
time
and
time
tnd tho openong meeting would be Convcnant-brenjung state if this is
I’ enninpti
.. 3 0 0 l 0
stacleil and the new- hotel or nny
again
for
the
catch
which
had
it
fall
held on Tuesday afternoon for the considered necesnry bv the couned
. . . 3 1 l) 0 0
number of hotels to be built in the
en would have resulted in' n two hag McCauley
transaction of business.
l
to prevent the blockaded state from ger, and the scoring of two more Betts, p.
... 3 1 1
♦■••iim would help the Valdca and tho
The election of delegates to the threatening or attacking '|* n'^ h stockholder*
o f the 'Valde* were do
‘ stale Federation meeting at Talla bor. It is contended that some meas runs.* Moye also featured at the bat,
...3 3 0 11 27 14
in'* nil they could to foster otbed and
getting
two
safe
hits
out
of
five
hassee was next in order, Mr*. ure of freedom should be allowed1es
larger hotels In Sanford, Mr. Doug
8. II. 8. Team.
Clark I<conardy, Mr*. CJaude -Hern pecially in the case of smaler states time* up and driving in three run*.
in's also thought the city colld well
McLucaa,
*t
short,
made
a
wonder
Player—
AB
R
H
PO
A
don and Mrs. R. U Peck’ scrving as where the fulfilment of the block
LONDON RECEIVES WORD
afford to cancel the bulkhead chargful
stop
of
Blgger’s
grounder
in
the
Woodruff.
2
b
.
_____5
1
1
0
7
tellers. Miss Mabel BoWler and Mrs. ade obligation might lead to occuea on the.proDcrty recently acquired*
„
YIQLENT SHOCKS IN
first inning, and v * also, contributed MeLucas, s s . ------- 5. , 0 L . 5 ^2
bv the convenantH. II. McCaslin were elected dele _f»rrllorv
nation of territory
by the
by the Hood Investment Co.
some-snappy playing--around second C. Henderson, c. . . 4 2 7 1 1
.
NORTHERN ITALY
gate* with Mrs. R. L.-Peek and Mra. brFhklrfe'state.
The meeting was adjourned at anE.
Hender'n,
lb.
p.
5
1
2
0
0
base.
*
A. M. Phillips as alternates, t •
earlier hour thnn usual as all the•
(By
Th*
S
imcUIi I PnM.)
E
L
Moye,
p.
anti
cf.
5
1
2
2
3
For the jh o p team, Nichols, the
T
Introduced by Mrs, Galloway, Mrs.
LONDON,
Oct.
8.—Dispatches business wa* transacted with di*’
southpaw pitcher, featured / with Fields, 3h.‘ ____. . . 3 0 0 2 0
Bird Dewey, of Winter. Park, firid
W.
Moye,
If...........
5
2
2
3
0
were
received
last
night
here that ratch and it was anounced that the'
three
safe
blows
out
of
three
time*
•ecretary of the state Audobop so
McLaulln,
cf..
lb..
3
1
2
0
0
stated
two
violent
earthquake
shocks next meeting would be held m No>up and it was his two base blow in
ciety, gave a brief talk-on bird pro
were felt in Northern Italy last night v-emher wK/n the members, would a«?
the seventh which acorrd
Corwin Thrasher, rf........... 2 0 0 0 0
'•Sail
tection, requesting the interest of
about midnight. The- extent o f the lourti to thp Princess Thcstre to hear
from second, which proved to be the Stevens, rf. ----- . 2 0 0 0 D
the club and the teachers in intro
the election returns.
.
damage is unknown.
tying run. He pitched good ball for DuBose, r f . _____ 1 0 Q 0 0
ducing the work into, the public
.........
x-----------•
four innings, but lack of prxriice
schools. This is by no means a new
8
12
24
13
7
Totals
.............40
ENGLAND
WILL
TAKE
ACTION
was
telling
on
his
arm,
and
he
asked
departure for Sanford. Audobon so
Score by Innings:
to be relieved in the fifth. Eld. Belt*
AGAINST ROLS FOR PRISONERS
rieties have been established In the
• “
i —i
who had been warming up was asked A. C. I * .........100 ..000 20*—0 11 6
schools from year to year, bird lore
\
(By Tto AmmUUS rr»«».)
STATE!?
MAKE to fill the breach and he did it in S. H. 8................010 320 020—8 12 7
literature has been scatered broad SOUTHERN
•
Summary.
sure enough style. Betts contribut *
LONDON, Oct. 8.— Great Britain
cast among the children o f the town
GREATER GAINS THAN EAST
ed a double in the seventh "'which
has threatened to take action against
Left on bases, A. C. L. 0, S. II. 8,
*nd the rcp\-luct!on in colots of
scored the winning run and it was 10; two base hits* Betts, Nichols,
AND MIDDLE WEST.
Soviet Russia If step* were not talr
the- feathered friunds w hoTfojt in
hls pitching that kept the game on Kelly, McLaulln. Stolen bases, C.
en bx* Octobtr 10th for the release of
our trees and foliage, the protection
the shop teams side, for with three Henderson 3, E. Henderson 2. EL
(By T>« AatocUWd T r u t )
British prisoners held hy the Bol
of these same little creature* has
shevik!. savs the Herald, the Labor
Woodruff,
been a source of much intereat to
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.— Because men on base nnd only one out, he Moya 3, McLaulln 2,
•mall folks and big folk* alike. Un- of the Increased population of [he showed them who was pitching and Fields, W. Moye, Blggers, Corwin, ON POLICY OF ENTIRE COUNTItV organ quoting what ia purported to
SAYS GOVERNOR COJC
be notes exchanged between the two
ccr the .auspice* of the Welfare de country since 1010 a* shown In the proceeded to ntrike out the next two and V. Smith 1 each. Sacrifice hit*.
AT PADUCAH
countries.
C. Fields, McCauley, Nichols. Earqed partment and tht\ Junior Civic Leag announcement yesterday - fifty ne* pien up.
------- i— x-----------ue: wonderful bird programs have seat* must be added: to the Hou*e of
Ed. Moye, ehlef mainstay of the runs. A. C. L. 3, 8. II..8. 4* Struck
(B y Tfc» A i m *U t*4 P r*u.)
Betts 8, by Nich
McSWEENEY IIA8 TROUBLE
•
been rendered, with Mis* Mnbel Good Representative*. This will al*o af school team, waa driven from tho box out dv Moye 1,
PADUCA1I,. Ky., Oct. p.—The af
hue. the central figure. H ill Good- feet the electoral college and the in the 6th. when *two infield errors ols 2 by Henderson 1. Bases on balls
WITH HIS 'HEART.
j*5o is not only a lover of birds -blit Nntional Convention of delegations. and fivo hits, brought in 6 runs, nnd o ff Betts 3, o ff Moye 1, o ff Nichols feet of the presidential election upon
« a national authority on bird lore The South and West gain more than E. Henderson, first baseman, waa 2. Hit* o ff Nichols 4 In-4 Innings/ prospective supretne court vacancies
(By n « AuoelaUA Tnu.)
.
•nd the protection of birds. Garden cither the East or Middle West thru asked to finish the.game. Hr per o ff Betts 8 in 5 innings; o ff Move-8, is declared by Governor Cox in a
LONDON,
Oct.
8.—
Although
Lord
Jsnctuaries on a small scale have the increased membership. Virginia, formed very well in the box and had o ff Henderson 3. Wild pitch, Nich speech here today to be a real dang
ceen established throughout
the South Carolina, Maryland and West he sta rts the game, the shops would ols, Moye. Losing pitcher, Moy<t er o f “ reactionary- victory next Mayor McHweeney spe^t n restful
.[own where fountains or basin* have Virginia get one each while North hardly have taken the game, for he Time of game, 1:40. Umpires, Pewe- to scrapping the League of Nations.” night, heart pains developed today
and he was unable to converse with
been placed, food shelves and suit Carolina get* two additional seat*.
kept the three hits, he allowed, well Tillis and Lewis Wright. , Attend The governor snid the indications art* relatives.
—.
the next president will have the njv
boxes are regularly supplied fop the
scattered and prevented the gnme ance, 101, including F. Henry.
[inv visitors and houses hnve been STEAMER THOUGHT
pointment
of
nt
least
'fou
r
supreme
from becoming <s farce.
CIVILIAN# BOMB LORRY
.
LEE FUNERAL POSTPONED
built in the trees for their use. Dr.
court judges.
LOST IN GULF GALE
Manager Ogilvie deservoa much
KILLING 8EVERAL SOLDIERS
Blackman’s ranch on the Wrkiva and
credit for the showing made by the
. ■
The funeral services of J. II. Lee, w r e c k i n it a l y ”
* t. Johns rivers is one of the larger (By Tk* AmocUI** Tnt*.)
school boys and under'hls coaching,
..
(By Tto A m m U M Fr».. )
bird sanctuaries contiguous to San
TWENTY KILLED.
at
Oviedo,
have
been
postponed
un-.
thev
would
soon
become
one
of
the
NEW YORK, Oct. 8 . - 'The steamer
ford. ■ .
CORK. O ct 8,—Civilians bombed •
Lilicuson, which left here for best amateur teams. In. the state. til ten o’clock tomorrow morning in
,
(B y Tb« S m « UU 4 T r tu .) *
Inclnded in the work o f the Worn Lake
a military lorry on the street today
Tampico with a cargo on Septcm However, the baseball season 1s over stead of this afternoon as announced
LONDON. Oct. 8.—Twenty per and one soldier was killed and three
**>* Club of Sanford, thru itp var
snd they intend to .turn their atten in yesterday’s paper. The postpone
* ious departments ia -education, con ber 23, ii believed *to be lost in the tion (o basket ball. In which game ment was made imperatbre on ac sons were killed and many hurt in badly wounded. Soldiers who escap
ulf hurricane* la»t week as nothing
servation,- civics, nubile healtn, lib" ha* been h e « d from her. .jShe car ihey expect to excell. Some real count of a delay In the arrival of the o wreck o f the Venice Miian express ed wenv fired on by the attpekera
train.
jjry extension, rititenship, legisla"
and three were wounded in the lega.
fiS
‘ - » !
games can be expected, for all the remains.
ried n crew oP thirty-five.
.................... "*••'*•*
‘ 's veIA’ssJSai
tkm and philanthrophy.
ear-.-/,*, ,.*
■
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WILL AMEND ■
THE LEAGUE
COVENANT
Democrats
te Appeal
(Froze Up
WORLD’S SERIES '
WILL REST FOR
ONE DAY ONLY
A. C. L. BOYS DEFEAT S. !H. S.
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS ARE
FELT IN ITALY
SOUTH GAINS
REPRESENTATIVES
BY THE CENSUS
•t..-
THE SUPREWr
COURT WILL
HAVE EFFECT
�f
V.
THE 8ANF0RD DAILY HERALD
PAGE FOUR.
Y, OCTOBER 7, 192|
F R ID A Y AND S A TU R D A Y
GRIFFIN’S
of Fun "Owen Moore" in his Latest Comedy
Sensation
IM M O R TA L
M A S T E R P IE C E
\ " T o m o rro w a n d S a tu rd a y
D. W. Griffith’s "BROKEN BLOSSOM!
Coming— Precilla Dean in “ The Virgin o f
Coming—Priscilla Dean in “ THE VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL1
M
i s o f any other species of etB*
arc allowed to be killed in any on!
dayr and tto-Umit for thr wwson h 3
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATES
Minimum Charge for any one
One Time, per word._,
Three Times, per word
Six Times' per w ord..
Over Six Times, l-2c per word
per issue.
WANTED— Parrott
P. O. Box 845.
cages Adress
.
6-Gtp.
FOR RENT— Partly furnished upstars fla t
Four rooms, bath,
kitchenette, porch, modern conven
iences. Apply 717 East Second St.
156-5tc
TO RENT or for «salc, large ware
house with railroad siding.— Chas.
Tyler, cnro~ Znchnry' Tyter~~Vcfi7 X o
w -tr e
SALESLADIES WANTED
Cash must accompany order. Ten
cents extra if charted
Advertising in this column in which
the address of the advertiser is not
given but which refers you to Post
office Box Number or Care o f the
Herald MUST be answered accord
ingly. PleaRc do not ask us for the
names of advertisers advertising in
this way. Usually we do not know
who they are, and if we do we nrc not
expected to tell you.
PALATKA,. Oct. 5.— Attorney Gen
oral elect Rivers II. Buford, who
takes offico on January 1, declared
today that, in his opinion, thp’ .pro
posed amendment to the rtato con
stitution giving the legislature the
right to vote bonds for good roads,
does not limit the nuniber o f bond
in general merchandise store. A issues, the frequency o f their issue
HOSTILITIES HAVE CEASED,
Rnfcld, 309 First St.
157-3U or ■the aggregate amount that can
be issued by the legislature.
(By TUt A u o cltU d P r tu .)
LOST— Boston hull dog, female. Re
Mr. Buford passed through PalatRIGA, Oct. 7.— Hostilities have
ward for return to Paul G. Rig
ceased between the Poles and the
gers, Sanford, Fla.
157-Gtp
Lithuanians pending tho arrival * of
NOTICE
the allied mission which will attempt
fo settle the trouble. This nnnounce
The city registration hooks are
.
ment was made at tho headquarters
iw onen nt the office of the city.
O pening W ill L ast Four Days
Beginning T o -D a y
---------- -
—
of misinterpretation of the construe
c u s n iu r v
L. R. PHILLIPS.
City Auditor and Clerk. tion that any court of lnw would M cSW EENEi REMAINS •
WEAK AND WEAKER
157-2tc nlnco upon the amendment.
Dntcd. Oct. 5,, 1920.
LONDON-. Oct. 7.—The cpndition
FOR SALE— One good Jersey milk
of Lord Mayor McSweney remained
cow. Inquire, V. E. Douglass- at
unchanged today. Ilfi. began hip hun
Court House.
w 8 tf; dlCl ltc
ger strike just 56 days ago and .has
FOR SALE— Four good, big mules
been getting weaker ever since which
by the cminty. Inquire At
the
is said to bo a strange case in mediRood Campror sec Mr. L. A. Brumcnl circles.
-»
loy.
.
w 8 3tc
Owing to our ever Increasing bus
iness we enn use n few extra snlesladics for Saturdays. We need a
few bright, active young ladles who
can make themselves useful in our
business if proven satisfactory .can
get steady position nt n good living
wage. Apply mornings nt 9 a. m. WANTED—.Second hand bed. springs
to Mr*. --Bromberg,^-Surprise Sh6e
mattress- stove, etc. 200 Park Av.
Store. Sanford Aveiiue, near Third
158 2tp
street.
. . 156-tfc
FOR RENT— Nice furnished house
WANTBD TO RENT. BUY OR
keeping rooms.— Mth.
Riddling
LEASE— 4 to fi room house. Fur 205 Onk nvo., Eagle Home. 158_Gt|
nished or unfurnished. Address at
once, R K G, care of Herald.
dh-tf WANTED—2 or 3 furnished rooms
’ by couple with two sninll children.
FOR SALE— 1 National Cnsh regis W. E. Parish, 308 French Ave.
ter with four drawers, in perfect
J6«3tp
condition.— Saqford Shoe & Clothing
Co.
* 156-1-wc WANTED— 3. 1 or 5 furinshed rooms
for light housekeeping by couple
FOR RENT—5 room j ' npartment, with two children, C and 8 years of
partly furnished or unfurnished. age. References given. Call It. K.
Tel. 426.
166-Gtp Gore at Herald office.
dh tf
ELECTRIC washing mnehines
ironers on easy payments nt F.
Rines- 105 Palmetto nvo.
157
A T T O ItNEY
GENERAL-ELECT
SAYS SOMETHING OF IM
PORTANCE TO PEOPLE
deer, 10 turkeys, and 300 of
other frame bird species. License
W
is required under pcnifty.-s*?
thn county* judge.
ture, provided that any bond issues
in pursuance. hcrefor for a system
o f good roads and bridges shall not
^exceed ijr amount 6 per cent of the
total tax assessment o f the state at
the tlmo o f Isfue, whatever thp fram
ers o f the amendment may have con
templated will not figure, in thn con
struction o f this •amendment,-nr any
other. To my mind there Isn’t n
question o f the powers that will be
irranted to the legislature to issue
bonds in any amount they desire to,
provided they limit each individual
Issue to 6 per cent o f the total tax
able value of the state at the time
of issue."
.
FOR RENT—Two of three connect
ing' housekeeping rooms, cIqbc in
P. O. Box 117.
158 3tp
ROOMS AND HOARD—with
Nixon, 109 1st street, over
H*c .Stor«-, 1 p. no 44. .
.
FOR SALE— Five room cottage.,
double lot, Various fruit trees, close
in, nlso two five acre, farm land. Ad’
HOT SHOT Batteries nnd dry cells, dress Owner, P. O. Box 117. 158 3tp
nt F. P. Rines, 105 Palmetto ave FOR SALE—Lettuce plnnts
ready
nue.
167-3tp
to aet. T. L. Greene, West Side.
.
D157 tf, wHtfc
STARR, PATHE nnd SONORA pho
nographs on easy payments nt F.
All kinds of new rugs and congol.
P. Rjpea. 105 Palmetto Ave. 157-3tp cunis at A. Knnner, Sanford Avenue.
TYPEWRITERS, new nnd second
hand, nt F. P. Rines, 105 Palmetto FURNISHED ROOMS— Two furnish
Ave.
16V-3tp
ed bed rooms. -Inquire 311 Park
Avenue.
,
157tfe
WANTED— Experienced sales indies
NeW line of casserole* nnd silver
ware nt A. Fanner's, 215-215 San
ford Ave.
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I Have A Buyer
GOVERNOR COX 8TART8
'BIG SPEAKING TOUR
For Your House
ELIZABETH, Ky., Oct. 7.—Cover
nor Cox resumed his speaking tour
here 'this morning- beginning the
campaign, that will last practically
until election day. Speeches will be
inndn in several other Kentucky
towns today after which the candi
date will address a big mass meeting
in Nashville, Tenp., tonight.
HUNTING SEASON
IN FLORIDA
The Floridn hunting season opens
in Novemtor. From November 20 to
.
S P E C IA L B A RG AINS
FO R T H E F IR S T
C O M P L E T E H O U S E B ILL
‘ C A RTER LU M B ER CO.
Why Pay tor Your Home
and Not Own It?
The table* below shows how a thousand
dollar loan is paid off in eleven years and
eleven months at the rate of $10.00 per
month.
; . .
. '
If you pay rent for eleven years and eleven
months what will you have to show for it?
*
t
'
Why pay for your home and not own it?
Payments $ 1 0 .0 0 per month on loan
BtUnct
Interest
Unpaid
Largest and most
complete line ever
shown in Sanford
These stoves were
bought on a low
market and will be
sold very cheap for
cash.
DON’ T BUY ELSEWHERE
TILL YOU GET OUR
PRICES
u
(By n « A lM cU od Pr»«».)
Sanford Property sold by
a Sanford Man
E. F. L A N E
The Ileal Estate Man'
Lord’s Purity Water
As Good as the Best
D ally Service
* Phone 66
(FARMER’S DAY)
being a LEGAL HOLI
D AY in the State of Florida
the banks of
8ANFORD
.
will be closed for business on
that date
3 years
808.98
4 years
737.52
5 years
661.77
6 years
581.48
Fancy electric light to' suit every
taste. A. Kanner, 213-216 Sanford
Ave.
*
3t
7 years
'496.37
8 years
406.15
DEVELOPING BIG TRACT
PINE AND CYPRESS TIMBER
9 years
Zack Haymnn, of Osteen, was a
DcLand visitor Saturday. Mr. Hay
man, under the firm name of Hay
man, Gray & Co., Is turpentining n
big tract of the DeBary lands near
enterprise, which they have recently
bought. This tract has been includ
ed, for the past forty years, in the
DeBary game preserve, and ip tying
called .upon to give up Its timber
for the first time.
Dayman- Gray & Co., have just
bought the pine and cypress timber
from 13,237 acres of land lying be
tween DeLand and New Smyrna,
have established « large tie enmp on
the shell road between' these two
towns, and nrt getting out p|i\e nnd
cypress ties for the Atlantic Const
Line nnd the Pensylvnnin railroad
companies. They are also getting
out a large number of tclephqqo nnd
electric light .poles. fThe cross ties
nrc nearly all sent* tf» the creosoting
plant to bo treated before being used.
— DcLand News.
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Paints and enamels of all kinds at
A. Kanner, 213-215 Sanford Ave. 3t
1
H. A. nALVERSON. Mgr.
10 years
11 yearn
11 yearn, 11 months
12.55
6.10
A h om e o f your ow n will alw ays b e worth the
m on ey. W e carry a com p lete lin e or L um ber
end B uilding M aterial and will appreciate
you r ord ers, w hether large o r sm all. Either
will h a ve our usual efficient serv ice.
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PHONE 135 .
Office and Yard: Third St. and Myrtle Ave
Dealers in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS
AND P1TCARN AGED VARNISHES, W ALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and
RAW LINSEED OIL.
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�FRIDAY,. OCTOBER 8, 1920
THB-SANFORD DAILY HERALD
This Dally Herald should I
itor to your home every day,
this year and that the tourist sea*
son would open earlier, than usual,
has apparently had the deslrpd ef
Patriiafcad » K r aflrrnMa » u « S 8«»d*7 •* Th* fect aji travel was never so heavy
HtraU UmIldl«X..10T
A« m m
to Florida in October as it hag been
(Uniat*. Florid* I
the first week o f the month.
This is not only true o f thp rail
road travel but the news seems to
have spread to the /motorists and the
PUDUSItEttS
Editor roads arc kept warm with cars from
R. J. HOLLY,
every state in the Union. Even' thru
Secretary-Treasurer the latter part of September many
N. J. LILLAltD,
- General Mknmgor vara from other states were seen in
II. A. NEEL,
Jacksonville- on their way into the
A J ,.r (U In « UolM Modo K oom i — A »ttf»U oo
state but this week they are very
much more numerous. usually the
Subscrirtion Price in Advance
automobile tourists do not oogin to
One Y e a r ------------ -— ••— — -$t
arrive with any regularity before the
Three M o n th s------- — ,- _ f !
tenth of October, but by that 'time
this yeai* there will be a constant
Delivered in City by Carrier
stream, of cars on the roads leading
One W e e k .............................. 15 Cc
to Florida, if present appearances
couftt fo r anything.
Member of the Associated Press.
This postcard method o f publicity
is a 'g o o d one and it was a happy
thought on the part df the Florida
Specials for Thursday
Friday and Saturday
J .E . SPURL1NG
Real Sweet, Simon
A m*
Pure Granulated . 'J
/
Sugar, per lb. .
JL C / *
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There arc many vital questions of
the Board of Trade that will and
must receive the undivided attention came as a persona] message and
o f a paid secretary.
made n personal appeal that could
not be resisted, It snows how easy it
What a relief it will be when the Is to carry ort an advertising cam
election. . U over. Then things will paign that will prove effective If
loosen up and business will be re some organization is 'back o f it and
Is possessed o f fertile brains t^pt can
Burned at tfw old stand.
evolve original Ideas for advertising
i
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There is to much -valuable time Florida.
California had n similar organiza
wasted pu election matters anyhow.
I f we spent half as much time build tion for years and it put thgt state
ing iy> Sanford ns we spend discuss on the map for keeps. It advertised
ing politics we would get somewhere. the Pacific coast state to every corn
er of the world and nttrnctpd mil
lions of people to its confines. The
Pros* despatch says that Governor develophient resulting from this In
Cntts will leave the htnte nftcr his flux of new people and new capital
term expires. Too bad he Is not go was nlmost phenomenal and should
ing to live in Orlando,
prove n shining example to Florida,
•vhich is now .in a position to lend in
Brooklyn put it over thrm agnin 1ho tourist business., Tho Floridn De
yesterday.
Cox and Harding are veJopntcrtt Board is a state-wide o r
making speeches. The ‘ shiners are
•rirntlon, backed by the various
shining, still. The world is' moving boards of trade, chambers o f com
on and you get it all in the Daily merce and other civic . organizations
Herald.
. in different counties and its direc
tors arid officer* are among the moat
This cool weather is great stuff on progressive of our citizens and busi
the lettuce and celery crop and tho ness men. Tn its ennr- !;m to place
orange arid grapefruit crop arid it
looks like n mighty fine season for
Sanford nnd Florida in general. It
is a good filing to keep pushing nnd
smiling even though it may seem
dark it times for certainly we live in
the l most "art -of the world,
bar
none, nnd living is the greatest thing
in the world. And then we note by
the 'W W rs that'price* are coming
down nnd maybe we can buy grits
nnd bacon ngnin some of thesje days
even in Florida.
PRINCE CHRISTOPHER
Post Card
Day
Sanford'* Most Popular Hotel
SEMINOLE N O TE' and GRILL
SA N F O R D
Under Management of
WALTER B. OLSON
All you can carry at this price
Tho frost is on the—well, let's say
candidate.
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The Board of Trade will soon have
a secretary, something badly peeded.
Let Everyday
be
Get Them
Our Specialty— -Seminole's
famous $1 Sunday Dinner
de luxe.
Aristos Flour—positively the best
that money can buy. To introduce
it Thursday, Friday and Saturday
at the
Herald" Office"
A la Carte Service all day,
24 Pound
Sack at
O C T O B E R F IR S T begin s th e new inter
Our new Cold Storage Plant is how in successful opera
tion and we can supply your every want in'choice Flor
ida and Western Beef, Pork, Lamb, Sausage, Veal, Liver,
and every Packing House Products.
e st q u arter.
D ep osits m a d e up until the
ten th d ra w in tesest fro m th e first.
Get
y o u r d ep osits in b e fo r e the tenth to g e t
in terest this qu a rter.
SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c
Our de|jivery is prompt and you‘11 get courteous treatment an;d good service here*- if you don’t, just tel! the
boss.
* CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 1120,000,00
J
F, P, Forster, President.
2
Daily Fashion Hint)
RESOURCES $1,150,000.00Z
B. F. Whltner, Cashier.
A, L. Betts, Assistant Cashier
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C. A. M A T H E W S
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A N tw Man W ith tha Old Firm
A. P. Conolly, 108 Magnolia Avc.
FOREST LAKE PLAYS SPHINX
. lion.- Forest Lake, o f this city, ha?
been appointed a memhor of the
State. Road Commission as wan rum
ored several weeks ago nnd tho ques
tion now is whether he will acccpi
the position or not. Mr. I,nke upor
being interviewed plays the part oi
tho sphinx und refuses td answer the
direct question as to whether he will
accept the position, nrf to whether-he
will be the chairman und as to wheth
er he will do anything in the ujnttcr.
Mr. Lake is considering the matter
from all angles and it resloves itself
Into tlie question of whether a busy
man can drop all his real business
affairs to take a position with little
cussing of the commonwealth. If Mr.
Imke accepts n position in the de
Hart merit ns n member in- will give it
the time nnd attention. that it de
serves. If be is made chairman it
it will be incumbent upon him to
mnintnin headquarters in Tallahassee
part of the timh and be away from
home most of -the time nnd he hns
many mntters of business here nnd
elsewhere thnt now take most of his
time.
» Should he accept he will make the
state a good man for he hns made
good wherever he has been placed in
public and private nffaira since the
time when he was a benrdless youth.
But he is looking at this matter
from his own personal standpoint ns
welt ns from the public standpoint
and that is: Can a busy man afford
to give up his time nnd attention to
matters o f state?
The wrong way perhnns -to * sum
up these mutters for it is tho busy
man who makes the most efficient
public se’rvnnt be it n profitnijly or n
profitless position .but it is not ev
ery Man who can afford tu.do it and
there comes the rub.
And at this writing there ia noth
ing being given out from the head
quarter1-. o f Mr. Lake about this mnt'
SUCCESS OF POST
CARD MOVEMENT.
The idea promulgated by thp Flor
ida Development Board of sending
out postcards from all sections of the
state to friends in the North and
throughout the country, telling them
o f the fact that tourist rates would
go into effect the first of October
Sounds funny to talk on
Refrigerators—but this is
Florida
Shoulders
and
Bacon
,
■
Deane Turner
Fruits and Vegetables
Our service Is justified only as it is helpful to you, to this
community,
Refrigerators and
Ice B oxes.
WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE.
STRENGTH
OltALLIB AT ITS BEST.
Tim woman whd is fond of challls
and her namo Is legion—surely
will like this wny of developing tha
material, The skirt has three frills'
IhtefnlUml
of graduated nix© and la joined to a
blouw under a girdle of aoif-mato*
Latest portrait of Prince Chris rial. There are tuck* on eithor aide
topher, uncle of the present kiqg and of the front of the blouse. Organdy
Is used for tho collar and cuffs. Med
younger brother of the ex-King Con
ium slzo requires
yards 36-Inch
stantine, who recen tly’ married Mrs. thnllia and
yard organdy.
William O. Leeds, wealthy American
Pictorial Review Waist No. ,8359.
widow,
Sires, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 25
cents.
Skirt No. 8001. Slice 24 to 34 la
For birthday and Wedding gifts,
ches waist. Pi Ice 25 cents.
e our Hqc of China and silverware
Knnner, 213-215 Sanford Ave. 3t
The price will sell them
this week. ~
Ball Hardware Company
: If Y o u
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H O M E IN S TIT U TIO N
D o N o t H a v e Faith and Confidence •;
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in yourself you cannot expect others to depend on you
If you do not save money how do you expect others
to
lend you
money?
those that have will be given" is true in the business world as in the Bible.
j[
"Io
The moral
lift it gives you will bring you success besides the interest it accumulates.
CAPITAL $30,000.00
Celery Avenue and
Sanford
SURPLUS $15,000.00
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
iltoau
fn Etwnr B * * * * ™ ^ ^ ^ ^ .
T he F inest F a c e B le a ch ever pro
duced. Does woqdws'for a bad compIcKkn. Ail
dealers or by msll. H-25. Free Lkxilct.
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PURE FOOD
ar I 2 % c per
Building Material
Tomatoes Standard Pack, Two No
Cans
.
. . .
25<
9 lb cans Crisco . ., J2.5C
6 lb cans Crisco . . $1.7C
Compound Lard, lb . . 2 4 1
No. 8 Swift’s JeweT Shortening
Saturday only . . .
$2.0C
*
If there is any particular in which we may be of service,
our management will highly appreciate your call.
W e have just received a
belated shipment of
Any Quantity
Boiled Ham
Cooked Tongi
..Sliced Bacon
Frankfurters
Wein ies
OUR OFFER IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS
. BANK, ALIKE.
Prime
Western
Beef Today
On A. C. L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues
And everyth in g e lse usually
fo u n d In a first class
Full line of everything good*.to
m arket
eat. Prices right
Gatchel s S tore
.
PHONE 105
402 SANFORD AVENUE
BEFORE BUYING YOUR LUMBER
�■FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1820
LJUia Happening
Mention of
Miners in Brief
Personal Items
of Interest
PAGE HIRER.
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD
In and A b o u t
The
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Hculd Readers
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Arrival Departure
___ 1:58a.m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH
2:03 a. m.
I__ 11:45 a, ro. 12:0{>p.m.
___ 3:05 p.m. 3:25 p.m.
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2:43a. m. 2:58-a.m.
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8:40 a.m.
___ 3:05 p. m. 3:25 p. m.
7:30 p.m . 7:35 p: m.
Trilby Branch
Leesburg Branch
Oreldo Branch
Town Crier.
--Just received a - new fall -line- of
Indies’ and Gents W. L. Douglas
Shois - A . Banner, 213-215 Sanford
Ave.
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' ciean-House-Phyaicially, ENERGIVl’ B do It now.
156-5 tc
PER POUND
ARE MEN LIKE J. D. HOOD, IIE DESERVES BIG CREDIT FOR
THE BIG THINGS n E HAS STARTED FOR SANFORD AND HE IS
GOING TO PU8H TH E M THROUGH TO COMPLETION. n E IS A
OUIET MAN THAT DOES NOT ‘T A L K MUCH" BUT “ DOES MUCH"
AND A FEW MORE MEN LIKE MR. HOOD WOULD MAKE TIMS
CITY OF OURS HUM. THROUGH HIS EFFORTS YOU WILL FIND
MANY NEW FACES IN SANFORD DURING THE SEASONS TO
COME THAT WOULD NOT BE HERE BUT FOR HIS ENTERPRISES
Servicea
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 10th
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
CAMPHELLLOSSING POST
Subject: Are Sin, Disease
NO. 53
and-Death Real?
‘ AMERICAN LEGION
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14,
8:00 P. M.
C. A. Van Vnlkenburg and P. E.
COUNTY COURT ROOM.
Cold, of the Florida Motorist, with ALL JiX'SERVICB MEN INVITED.
headquarters in Orlando, were In the
TO THE MEN THAT ARE ALREADY HERE, MEN WHO SEEK VAL
city today looking after itho local
Women of Sanford and Seminole
UE—AND KNOW IT WHEN THEY SEE IT—TO LOOK OVER OUR
needs of the motorists and also op County-you have only one more-day
SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHE8. THESE CLOTHES IN TUB MODELS
the good ToadS^queallon,
,
Ipi which to register. The .registration
THAT WE ARE NOW SHOWING ARE THE HEAL LEADERS IN
p. ro.
office will be open v
CLOTHES. SAME IS TRUE OF OUR FALL SHIRTINGS,
HATS.
CAPS. AND SHOES: AND IT IS PRACTICALLY TIME TO
Attorney John Murrell and W. L. Saturday in Sanford.
ABOUT A LITTLE HEAVIER UNDERWEAR—DONT YOU AGREE?
Coat#, o f Okecehoble, were In the
ALL STYLES AND WEIGHTS OF WELL KNOWN MAKES
city today. John is a former San PROMINENT FLORIDA CLUB*
ford bov who has made good at
WOMAN IN GBQRGIX
Okeechobic and. Mr.Cuatx is one of
the prominent citficns of that thriv
Among the distinguished speakers
in - city being the representative al nnounccd for the meeting o f the
so for that county.
Georgia. Federation of Woman’s
Clubs in Atlanta, in November, wilt
Watch the columns of the Daily be Mrs. Willism S. Jennings, of
Herald. Prices are failing and the Jacksonville, vice president general of
merchants are calling attention to the National Federation, ana a prom
Mr*.
the fact in the Daily. It will save inent club leader o f Florida.
you money to take the Daily Herald
and read the advertisements.
It
shows you the live ones who «ro do
ing business.
POLLYANNA CLUB,
• Mrs. James Philp has just pur
chased the John Warren resilience on
and hero the romnneo ripened into
the west side of the city through J.
love and it was decided that they
E. 'Spurling.
would get married as soon ns Me.
Chittemlon could get away from the
W. C. Satcher, of Ixmgwood, was
hospital. He is rapidly rccpvering
in the city calling on his many
from his wounds now nnd is able to
friends today. Mr. Satcher wns fo r
be out of the hospital for some time
lucrly a resident of this city being
nnd the marriage was the surprise
an employee of the A. C. L. but is
that he. sends to his many Sanford
now engaged in the lumber business
friends. at Ixmgwood.
1 The groom is the son.of Mr. nnd
Mrs. E. D. Chitteiuion, of this city,
Mrs. Curtis is very ill at her
and has been living here for many
home with her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
years. When the war was declared
D. Hart, on Sanford Heights.
he nnd his two brothers volunteered
JOE C1UTTENDON MARRIED
and since that awful dny when he
E. B. Brown, state sales manager
Word comes from Pennsylvania of was left on the battle field he has
of the Virginia Carolina Chemical the mnrringo in Wilkesbarrc. same been in the various hospitals, of the
Co., is in the cltv todny on business state, of Miss Iluth Jones ami Joe country where the paternal govern
copnwted with the locnl office here. ChiUcndon, the event taking place ment is trying to make it possible
His many friends are glad to seu him on October 1st. The marriage in the for him- to walk again without the
again. Mr. Bnnvn generally mnnag culmination of a pretty romance that aid o f crutches and his innny friends
es to get here in time for the month begnn when Joe was brought over hero will not onlv rejoice in his good
ly banquet o f the ltonrd of Trade.
from France with bis .hip shattered fortune in being n Benedict but also
in the Chateau Thierry battle and that he will soon be himself again.
The Herald joins in congratula
C. - L. Smith, of the Chos. • Pape sent to the hospital at Ft. McPher
tions
to Mr. nnd Mrs. Chittemlon.
non.
Here
Miss
Jones
was
one
of
the
Co., with headquarters in Braden
town was in the city yesterday nnd capable government gurren aqd here
Pnints nnd enamels of all kinds at
today on business. Mr. Smith was the couple met under the conditions
hrre several times during the season of war and sickness *1nnd suffering A. Banner, 213-215 Sanford Ave. 3t
being In the -buying nml shipping of
winter vegetables ami fruits.
405 W . First S treet
Will Open for Business
G ood T h in gs jto Eat
Irish Potataloes, 15 Ibb - 50c
! lb. can Crisco
•
30c
1 1-2 lb can Crisco
• 50c
3 lb can Crisco
•
90c
6 lb. can Crisco
•
$1.75
1 ql. can Wesson Oil •
75c
1 pt. can Wesson Oil 40c
Everbesl Nul Olio
40c
Allgood Olio
••
45c
Chnrngold Olio
*
50c
1 gal. cans Peacock Syrup $1.35
Morris Creamery Batter lb.
68c
24 lbs Obelisk Flour • $1,85
12 lb Bags Obelisk Flour
1.00
Cranberries’ - - • 15c qt.
TRY
A HERALD W A N T
Marion B. Craig, one of. the prom
inent citizens of Jacksonville, was
in the city yesterday the guest of
the Valdez hotel.
R. II. Bronson, of Key West, wns
in the city yesterday shaking hands
with his many Sanford friends. Mr.
Bronson wns here for many years as
local manager of the Southern Bell
Telephone Co., nnd he wns glnd to
get back for a few dnys Visit.
For Sub-Soiling, Bearing-off and Scratching
O. P. Swope, of Oviedo, was
among the out of town guests of the
Board of Trade banquet Inst night.
Mr. Swope is an enthusiastic booster
of the county and the state apd nev
er fails to attend thfc, meelinjL’ s of
the Board of Trade. He is also the
county commissioner from his dis
trict nnd one of the live rcnl estate
men of the courtly.
VALDEZ ARRIVALS
W. G.
Huntsman, Jacksonville;
C. M. Tinsey, Atlantn, M. B. Craig,
Jacksonville; Barney Mncan, Jack
sonville, O. R. Farmer, Jacksonville;
II. S, Howard, Watkins, N. Y.; S. G.
Bullington, Voldostn; C. A, Patter
son, Montgomery, Ala.; C. L. Smith,
Bradentown; Win. Hntzer, Tampa;
R. I. Gordon, Tampa; G. A. LaFayc,
New Britain, Conn.; O. F. \yinter,
St. Petersburg; J. M. Winn, Sf. Pet
ersburg; H. A. Pigin, Tampa; E. B.
Brown, Jacksonville; Geo, woygand,
New York; Wm. Coplnn, New York;
Florida W. E. Tylapdcr, Ft. Pierce.
L. P. McCULLER
Sanford
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Changes in Prices
S p o rt M odel C h a lm e r s ......
S even P assen ger C halm ers
F iv e P assen ger Chalm ers*
$ 2,275
;;
*■»k
We will be glad
to demonstrate
the labor-saving
of this machine
to you on your
jne uutnt
takes
* —
Ithe place of four
lnen with 1land
1:ooki.
TAKES A N Y ORDINARY GARDEN TOOLS
.
2,150
2,035
Five quarts o f gasoline will operate it for ten hours. No mechanic needed to handle
it. We have them in stock with a complete line of repairs and tools
$ 1,170
LOTT MOTOR COMPANY
S A N F O R D ,T K
5IUDX
P H O N E 109 -J
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUME!
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HANFORD, FLORIDA, 8ATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1920
NUMBER 160
T
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L0NGW00D
FIRST JEW
NEW YORK FLORIDA’S , * IMMIGRATION
BOLS
WILL
POPULATION
IS FLOODING
ELECTS NEW
CONSTITUENT
REGISTERS
H G INCREASE
AMERICA
OFFICIALS
. ASSEMBLY HAVE MORE
A MILLION
OPPOSITION
(By Tk« AmocUI*4 f a n . )
mr. CITY WILL HAVE ONE MIL(Bjr Til* A l u d i l 'd Pr?u.)
BREAKS
•A regular meeting of thy Longwood
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 .-F lo rid a’s
NEW YORK. Oct. 8.—The first NEW INSURRECTION
81
LION VOTERS TO* .
‘
total population cas announced by the
NEW YORK, Oct, 8.—Ellis island, City council was held-Friday evening Jewish T^onstituenl Assembly of T al ------OUT IN RUSSIA AGAINST
NIGHT.
THE REDS.
United States census bureau as 96G,- melting' pot of the world, Is boiling in the office of E. W. Hink, Mr. estine convened in Jerusalem today
290, an increase over ten years ago as never before, with the greatest Safford wns elected to the office of according to advices received nt the
’ (B f T k . A*»oeUU4 T n u .)
(By Tk* Aim c U M f n u . )
flood of immigrants in history pour
headquarters here of the Zionist Or
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—More than a of 213,677 or 28.4 per cent.
Tax
Collector,
to
fill
the
vneancy
WARSAW,
Oct. 9.—A new in iu r
Florida had a population of 752,619 ing into it. Millions more are dam
ganization 6f America.
million voters are expected to have
(roction
against
the Bolsbcviki gov
in
1910,
ranking
it
as
33rd
most
popu
oring
at
Europe’s
exits,
anxious
to
caused
by
Mr.
Holloways
resignation,
Although the labor clement in the
filte re d when the books dose to
ernment has broken out in Nizhni
E t in New York City. This will lous state in the Union., It snomed an cOmc t o ‘ America and Congress will a perm anent'street committee was Assembly has a majority, no ultra district,
northeast of Moscow, accord
pressed to quickly enlarge both elected with power'to act, Mr. Chaa. radical legislation is expectcdj the
b* twice the number th at registered increase of 224,077, or<42.4 per cent, be P»
ing
to
information
reaching here. .
for the ten years ending fith 1010. thet pphysical
force
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,, and. working
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advices stated, the National Radical
In I9l«.
•
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The numerical increase was* the larg on tne Island to more than double its Hartley nnd Charles Searcy have party being moderate and the “capl Great masses of peasants arc said to
. — --------a
est in its history prior to the present present size, according to Immigra ctprge of this and we hope to sec talist" group favoring modern social be involved and the movement is
TODAY’S FOOTBALL GAMES
census. Its-largest relative Increase tion Commissioner Frederick A. wfcl- big improvement la Lungwood streets innovations. Women delegates took spreading In all directions.
was In the decade 185,000, when the 11a.
their seats notwithstanding Orthodox
tho near future.
North.
rate was 60.6 per cent. In 1830 when
Since early last summer, aliens ri,th<
protests, the advices added. The As WEATHER AND CROP CON*
Lor
Columbia vs. N. Y. U.
ngwood
will
have
a
big
clean
up
tho first federal census of Florida h|\-e been entering America's front
DITIONS IN FLORIDA FOR
Colgate vs. Allegheny at Hamilton. wns taken it had n population of 34, dor in , unprecedented numbers. Tho week commencing October 11th. The sembiy has the sanction of Sir Her
bert
Samuel,
British
High
Conimis
THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 5.
Cornell vs. St. Bonaventure, at 730.
,
problem of housing them until they Ldngwood Board of Trade urges ev sioner to Palestine.
*
Itacs.
In area Florida ranked as 21st can bo admitted to the country has ery citizen and property owner to co
In the elections held last April nnd
Harvard vji. Valpariso at Cam state in 1910, with a land area* of became painful to all parties concern operate
Temperature.—Ttle temperature av
with them in a genera) clean not only did. many women vote but
bridge.
54,861 square miles, mnking its po ed. Recently, hundreds of immi1 up. A free .refuse wagon will col several yere elected ns delegates! in eraged from 5 to 10. degrees cooler
Pennsylvania vs. Swarthmore at ulntion nvorngc 13.7 per square mi grants detained for investigation had lect and dispose of refuse that cannot eluding two from Petach TiHvnh, old than the seasonal, the minimum tem
. ‘F
Philadelphia.
. compared. with
an average of 30.9 per to sleep standing up, as the floors, be disposed of otherwise.
Refuse est Jewish agricultural settlement in perature during the night of
Pittsburgh va. West Virginia nt square mile for the country as
and the piorning of October 1
benches nnd chairs already were fill should bo placed In a convenient place Palestine.
the lowest of reconi for the
Pittsburg.
ed with the backwash from the con and a notice sent to the Board of
whol<i.
The
Nntionul
Radical
party,
ac
-Princeton va. Princeton at PrinceFlorida wns organized*!!* a terri goated dormitories.
Trade.
cording to the Zionist Organization, Minima worn as low as 42 degrees in
The tide Is certain to become great The lake back of the McGaughcy favors development .of cooperative art the northern .portion of tho section.
tory in 1822 and appears in .the fed
^Washington and'Jefferson vs. Kal eral census reports for the first time- er with each passing month, Conimis property will be raised’ by damming
Precipitation.—Excessive rains oc
cieties as well as encouragement of
amazoo nt Washington.
in 1830. The population of the state, sioner Wallis felt assured. Steam tho main outlet. Tho water level will private initiative. The "Ezra," or curred during the early nort of tht
West.
while showing a substantial growth ship operators informed him their ac bo raised four feet. Over $100 was
group.” favors profit shar week over portions of tnc northern
California vs. St. Mary's nt Berko- during each decade, increased most commodations are booked to capac. raised by subscription at Wednesday "capitalist
ing and other modern social innova and central divisions, weekly totals
ky*
*
i
rapidly during the first three de ity for 12 months nhend. Government night’s Board of Trade meeting, by tions. All parties recognize the sov being 3 to 8 Inches at some stations
California vs. Purdue nt Chicago.
The fol
cades, 1830 60, than during the five ofifcials announced 267,000 appli !e$s than half of the Bonn! member erignty of the Zionist Organization, in the northern divisions.
Illinois vs. -Drake a t Urbana.
lowing amounts were reported: Jack
decades, 1860 1910. The rates of in cations had been made for passports ship.
it
is
said,
some
ever
prospering
that
* Indiana va. Mississippi College at crease for the first three decades III Poland nlone, mostly by Jews,
it shnll have veto power over all leg sonville, 3.1; Gainesville, 5.4; Lake
Bloomington.
ranged from 65.9 per cent to 60.6 per while hundreds of thousands in other VERA CRUZ SHAKEN
islation nduptrd by the Assembly. City. 8.1; Old Town. 7.3; Orlando, 6.1;
Michigan vs. Case at Ann Arbor.
Tarpon Springs, 3.2; Brooksville, 3.6;
cent, while the rates for the deendes parts of Europe also, were anxious to
BY
EARTHQUAKE.
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|
1860 1910 ranged from 33.7 to 45.2 cross the seas to this country.
NORTHWESTER HITS CAROLINA Pinellas Park, 4.0; Madison, 2 ^ ; F e r
Alabama vs. Birmingham Southern per cent.
inandena, 3.0, and Monticello, 1.6 inch
(Bjr Th« tlMciitij fun.)
• “Between 3,000,000 and 4,000,000
AND VIRGINIA
at Tuscaloosa.
*
ed. The, rainfall was light-in • the
Comparison of the rates of increase Italians nre seeking domiciles and cit
The northwestern pnrt of the' state
Citadel vs. Furman nf Charleston. for the state with those for tho Unit izenship here anil more thnn 3,000,000 off-Vers Cmz wns severely shaken
COAST.
south, akhough Miami recorded 2.3
CU-inson vs. Wofford nt Clemson. ed States shows the state increased Poles want to come over," said Com thjs morning by an earthquake. This
inches.
„»
, •
Virginin Poly vs. Emery and Hen more rapidly thnn the country during mis^ioner Wallis, who attributed the district was visited by an earthquake
Condition of Crops.—High tides in
(By Tb« AitorltW'I rrtll.)
ry nt lllnckburg.
decade to the present time. Dur exodus from Europe to the harsh disaster last January. The renorts
WASHINGTON, Oct. 0.—Warning cident to the recent tropical storm
Georgia Tech vs. Davidson, at At every
ing the decade 1900 10 the rate of post wnr living conditions nnd the this morning indicated there were no of n northeast storm nlong tho Caro damaged truck on the islands adja
lanta.
casualties.
„
increase for the state was more than economic sfluntion.
linn ami Virginin const was issued to cent to the west central coast, and ex
Tulano vs. Mississippi at New Or twice
Frequently the commissioner asked
that
for
the
country
ns
a
whole.
day
bv the wenther bureau. • It is ex cessive rains damngod truck, corn,
leans.
the nliens why they loft-Europo. Most NEW GROCERY STORE
The
population
of
the
stnte
in
1910
peeled
to reach here with all the calie and peanuts in northern counties
Gcorgin va. South Carollnn nt Co wns more, thnn twenty one times that of them replied “no money, no c a t/’
east of the
Suwanec river. Low
tA S II AND CARRY SYSTEM force of a gale this afternoon.
lumbia.
. ••
innds were flooded nnd cane w a s.
he said. Mapy Italian farmers de
of
1830,
while
that
for
the
United
.
.
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^
____
—
X
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—
Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee at' -Knox States wns only’ about seven times dared they quit their native soil be
.JTherc will be a new cash-and carry .SMALL PRIVATE HANK AT CTTEI7 Wowii -<towbf--much;-however, will be
ville.
_ the" correspondent figure for 1830:
restored to normal condition ns a re
cause of the danger “from explosions grocery store opened in the Deforest
^Virginia vs. Vr Mi I. at Charlottes'
SEA, NEAR BOSTON FEELS . sult of the current favorable weather.
when plowing in former battle building recently occupied by II. B.
The
record
of
Florida's
population
v;lle.
The cool weather was beneficial .to
THE PINCH.
grounds.
.
growth follows:
Crowder. The store will be one of
Virginin vb. V. M. I. nt Charlottes Year
truck, nnd 'especially to citrus fruit,
Added to the prospective influx of the chains of Jonesl Stores being
Pop.
Increase
Pet.
ville.
which are coloring mom rapidly. Cat
(By n » A u k Ii M Prtit )
immigrants from tho countries of the opem-d up alt over the south and
1920
................
960.200
213.677
28.4
'Washington and Lee vs. Wake F o r 1910 ....______752.019 224,077 42.4 wnr allies, will bo millions in from th£ Sanford store wil be in charge
erpillar Is doing much damage to vel
ROSTOYV.'
Oct.
9.—A
small
private
est.
v
Germany, who as soon us tho way is of Hasscl Brown who needs no in bank at Chelsea "with liabilitiea of vet beans in some localities. Grape
1900
................
628,542
1
37.120
35.0
Florida vs. Newberry nt Gaines 1890 .................391.422 121,929 45.2 clear, will Bcek passage to America, t redaction to the people of Sanford $92,000, was closed by the bank com fruit Is being shipper).
ville.
•
__ the immigration authorities have bring a Sanford boy who has la-cn missioners today adding another chap
1880 ............... .290,493 81,745 43.5
1870 .................187,748 47,324 33.7 (been informed by relinble nnd offic here many years and for some time ter to the tense financial situation
1800 .................140.424 . 52.979 fiO.O Iini sources. “The immigration la w ns with the grocery store of L. P. here. The cause of the bank failure
I860 ... _____ 87.445 32.908 00.0 the future will be limited only |i>" the McCuller. Watch for the advertise given out for publication was that the1840 .........
54,477
19,747 50.9 capacity of the vessels,’ Commission ments in .the Daily Herald next yitek hank wns unable to meet it.i obliga
er Wallis said.
announcing the opening
tions.
1830 ................ 34,730
.........
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KNOCK SALESMAN IN HEAD AND
TAKE HIS JEWELRY SAM
I'LE CASES.
m.
GREEK KING
. IS VERY ILL
MORE REDS
j CONTRIBUTIONS
TOWN HALL ’
CONTRIBUTIONS
CAUGHT BY "
WILL HELP TO
FOR DEMOCRATIC
OF CORK
THE POLICE
CAMPAIGN FUND
DESTROYED
WIN VICTORY
* By Th« AtMKliUd Prru '
BUFFALO,
Oct.
9.—Diamonds
*"irh $200,000 were stolen from a
talesman for a Rochester jewelry
firm early today by highwnymen. The DEMOCRATIC
ROUNDS
UP TWO SEND IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS
PARTY
GROWS CHICAGO
talesman was just • entering home
DANGEROUS AN
STRONGER
IN
DOUBTFUL
AND HELP DEMOCRATS
from a road trip when he wns knocked
STATES NORTH
ARCHISTS.
,
*
ON TO VICTORY.
unconscious and the suit cases con
taining the jewels were stolen.
*(Bf Tfe* A iiofU uA Prvfti.)
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.—Discovery, of
Contributions for the Democratic
JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 9.—Arthur vnst amounts of radical literature in campaign to be sent to th" tronsur
Y. Milam, Florida Finance Chairman the possession of Nicolai John Jnz
er of the Democratic National Coni
for the National Democratic Commit
tee, hns received cheering nows from inski, nnd John'Tloloeny, declared to niittee will be tnkcit here nt the
the National Headquarters, which be two of the most dangerous radi Herald office nnd the names given
gives assurance of Democratic victory cnls in America, arrested here Inst cri-dit in this space each week. Anv
ir. November.
night by agents of the Department of of the loyal Democrata who wish to
Scores of Democratic orators nre
Justice,
was announced todnv.
In make a" contribution no m atter how
being rushed into the doubtful states,
CAPTAIN De’ltOM ANENT MAKES nnd great enthusiasm is being nrous Jazzinski's possession wan found small, should give it in and giving it
NEW WOULD REC
ed,. National Headquarter*
nre conff ______
nearly
half _a ton
of communist
a r will know that it ia going for a good
w
„ _____
............
.
ORD.
new cause. The following have sent in
dent that in nddition to the solid tides, including sample* of
York, Ohio, New Jersey , pamphlet advocating armed revolu their contributions:
(B r Tb« A itoclatad T n u .)
The following contributions were
and
Indiana
will be swung into the'tion by foreign elements in this coun
\ I BUC, France, Oct. 9.—Captain De Democratic column
and Democratic tTy. One hundred thousand of these added by C. If. Lcfflqwthat energetic
Remanent, a noted French aviator to- leaders of Illinois arc quite confident
it wns stated, were ship nnd true old Wheel horse of the Dem
“ y established a world record for, that this great state will nlso ‘ go pamphlets,
ped
out
of
Chicngo
yesterday by Jnz- ocratic party who went out nnd mndo
•irplnne speed when he flew nt the Democratic.
,
zinski
via
the.
American
Express Co. a persona! solicitation of tho follow
fate of more than threa miles a min
Gov.
Cox's
visit
to
the
West
has
They
were
traced
and
are
being held ing:
ute.
Seminole County Democrat
inspired the Democrats in th at section for the authorities.
ic Exc. Committee— ...$50.00
o f tho country, and it is believed that
The agents said documents were
J. J. D ickinson__ - __ . . . 25.00
several of the Western States will go found in Holocny’s possession which
Mr*. F. P. R in e s .............. 1.00
Democratic. In fact, National Head gave evidence that he4 was associated
C. H. L e ffle r...................... 2.00
Quarters expect seven br eight of with a radical Russian anarchistic
D. A. Caldwell _____
1.00
these usually Republican states to j group in America. It was sqid vir
E. C. M ills ................
1.00
give a majority for Cor nnd Roose tually every anarchistic document
J. M. Steuman _________
7>0
velt.
;
‘ t;vcr printed in the Russlnn language
LLOYI) GEORGE SAYS THEY SHOT
Seminole Market ________ 2.00
From now until the November elec was found among his effects. Chief
UP 1118 POLICEMEN BEFORE
Leym Alman ___________ 1.00
tion the Democratic rorces will be e r among these, they said, was the proc
HE RETALIATED
U J. Baker ....................... 1.00
tremely active, and all that Is n ecesJlamatlon of the union of Russian
G. B. H u rd d e r....................... 1.00
snry is to carry the truth into the workers, calling upon ail its members
O r Tk. A mocU U S
,
S. Robbins ________
1.00
doubtful states, and it Is of grave *to rise nnd overthrow the government
CARNAVORON, Wales, Oct. 9.— importance that Florida Democrats)of the United States by force of
Mabel S a in t............................... 50
| zeniier Lloyd George declared today respond to the call for financial aid. arms.
J. M. Lord nnd wife . - t __ 1.00
t«*t the police In Ireland don’t bomb
C. A. Clark ................I . .
.60
Mr. Milam urges immediate activ- j This oroclamatlon wns printed In
B°u*es nnd shoot men without provo ity on the part of all good Democrats
‘ Russian, the agents said, and trans W. E. Collins .................. \ .50
JJJtion. He said that two hundred and and says that there should be no de lation of it revealed n eomplcte plan
Loui* R. C o llin s_____'__
.50
tflirty eight policemen were shot, and lay in securing contributions for tho for the revolution. Holoeny, it wna
Schwarts ____ __ ■
,_______
.50
®i'c hundred and nine killed and they National fund. He respectfully urg said, is 34 .years old and unmnPricd.
A. Knnner . . . . . ________
.50
n*d been forcer! to hit back. He nda es county chairmen to immediately. He ha* been under survoillnnce in
.50
W. A. Tillis ........................
Jd that order would be restored In nend in the contribution, as cvcrc day New York city and Waterhury, Conn.,
C. A. Anderson . . . . . . __ 1. 0 0 ‘
•Wand even If sterner measures were the National Committee is needing for some time, the authorities said.
A. Mnllum ______ ______ 1.00
made necesessary.
.50
M. H an so n ____ ________
The department of justice agents
money to get the proper literature
who made the arrests Mid they were
nnd speakers to the people.
U nnV C D CAVC
According to Mr. Milam, Florida, now on the trail of the curious print- LITHUANIANS AND POLES
ENGAGE IN RATTLE
believed....
to —
be --------located-----here —,
nnd
U U U Y u A I u
which is safely Democratic, can do nhop
--- ------------wonderful good If the Democrats will : which they declare hns been turning
(By Tk* 4»*ocUt*4 Pr«« )
respond to this call immediately. The | out millions of anarchistic pamphlets.
RIGA,
Oct. 9.—Lithuanians add
money contributed today will do more '
----------- x----------_____
good than the money contributed to- 'SCHOONER
ESTHREAN
COL" Poles engaged in heavy battle Insting
all yesterday nnd la«t night near Vil*
WHO HELPED PUT THINGS morrow, nnd he urges speedy action'
LIDES WITH STEAMER
nn, Lithuanians canital, with heavy
! in resnonse to this call from the Nat* |
O FF CAPES.
.
OVER NOW DECRIES THE
losses on both sides, says official
I ionnl Committee.
RESULTS
(By Th« Aim c UUS r n u . )
statement issued a t Vilna.
I PHILADELPHIA, Oct.
p.—The
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.— Party McSWEENBY STAYS ON
TIIE FASTING JO B ., Schooner Eathrean, from Florida, to RUHR MAROUARD
"•ponsibility. and not the League of
ARRESTED FOR SCALPING
-------.unannounced port, waa wrecked as
nation* or the tariff ia the major ia(*r
A»««rUU4 Tmt.) _ ■,
Juc in the present campaign Herbert
, ,j fhe' result of a collision with the
CLEVELAND, Oct. 9.—Rube M ar
I Hoover declared in a speech 'today
LONDON, Oct. 9.—McSweency be- steamer Duqucsne off the Delaware
. which marked his entry into the cam h m the fifty-eighth day of hi* hun |ranea according to a wireless mcr ouard, star . Brooklyn pitcher, was
w on in behalf of the Republican can eer strike today very weak but be sage here. The fate of the ergw has nrr*»*ted today charged with ticket
ccclping. .
.
.
*
fl'date.
spent a good night, the bulletin Mid not been announced.
FRENCH AVIAT- "
OR iS LOST
PREMIER SAYS IRISH - .
ARE AGGRESSORS
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BITTEN IIY MONKEY HE SUF
FERS WITH COMPLICATION
o r DISKIHEK.
P* Tkt /. .wanted P re tt.l
ATHENS, Oct. 9.—King Alexander
[who recently was bitten by it monkey
[when ho went to the-aid of a cat be
I ing worsted in n bnttle with the mon10MI1 DESTROYS CITY HAM. AND | kev is reported to be in a serious con* •
dition. Fever nnd intcstinnl trouble
NO CASUALTIES DESPITE
iintj complications have developed.
RIFLE FIRE
*
fTy T>« Aaaotiawd
CORK, Oct. 9.—Part of the City
Iinll here \v»* destroyed by n bomb
this morning. Six explosions follow
ed by considerable rifle fire nlso oc
currnl. So far a* known there were
no casualties.
-----------x----------( V y Th« AiioclaUA P rill.)
*
.
FEWER TOMATOES ON
CLEVELAND, Oct. 9.—Although.
FLORIDA EAST COAST In professional baseball fortyt,wo .
years, the fans today had tho first
Acreage Less Than Half of 19191920 opportunity to see the homo team in
the world championship series and all *
Transportation Difficulties
Cleveland was wild. Even the fact
that two Ohioans are fight In* fog the
•'Miafnl, Fla., Oct. 4.—Early upinion presidency is overlooked for tho tlmo
nmong the Lower East Coast Grow being. Every train and suburban -
era portends a decidedly smaller acre car dumped its load of fans f t the
grounds today and there is every In
age of tomatoes this season than was dication
that thousands will be un'
planted Inst year. Recent estimates nblo to get into tho park which holds ‘
placv the probable estimate at around twenti'seven thousand people. Some
0,000 acres ns compared With 14,000 of those in line waiting for the
acre* planted last year. It is pointed bleacher tickets had been there since
out, however, but half of the two o’clock in the afternoon of yes
acreage was gathered in 1920 owing terday. Despite the one game mar
to various causes, chief nmong these gin held by Brooklyn, Cleveland play,
being the enrly freeze which killed era are not discouraged and arc con
-imrn of the fruit. It Is also believed fident of taking the game today.
here that 1921 will see a recurrence Covcleskl and Pfeffcr will be the op
of the same difficulty in securing rol posing pitchers in today’s game. •
----------- x----------•
ling stock to move the crop ns wns
met last' yenr. The movement of ROBBERS nLOW SAFE
summer fruits in the north has not
IN NORTH CAROLINAbeen much more satisfactory than
(Djf T k . Aim c Ii M Pr*M.)
the movement of winter tomatoes, tho
growers say. which to them protends
GROVER, N. C.. O ct 9.—Robbers
a continuation of the car shortage Mew open the vault of the Bank of
th is ‘winter.
’
. Grover early today nnd escaped with
Another reason for the probable ro- »*•’mns and bonds worth $12,000. The
duced acreage is the price outlook. burglars were unable to enter the
Prices of fruits and vegetables have pash compartment-.
been on the decline all the summer
----- :--------- X -------------------, ’
and this is expected to make it dif REVOKE LICENSES FOR
ficult if not imposibic to hold to last
DISOBEYING VOLStEAD
year’s level. Increased freight rates
make the tomato deal still less a t
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—lirew e r
tractive.
_
iea which fail to confine alcoholic
-----------x— *■ ■ ■
content of th rir products within the
PLANES ARE EN ROUTE*
onr- half of one ner cenf limit of the
• FROM ALASKA. Volstead prohibition law, will here
after he punished by revocatioh of
EDMONTON. Alberta, Oct. 0.^- their license to do business. %Conr
Three United States nrmy nirnlancs, missioner of Internal Revenue Wil
enroute from Nome, AlaskiQto Mine- liams ruled tonight. It has been
ola, N. Y„ left Prince George, B. C., found, the commissioner’s statement
for Edmonton at 9:16 q,’clock this said, the imposition of douhlp taxes
morninu. according to wopd received and ''eanlttea In the naturo of fines,
here. They nassed over Jasper. B. C.. which tho law also allows, is not! suf
at 11:30 o’clock and later landed at ficient to prevent tho production of
Henry House for- fuel. They are ex- -eresl bevfjages carrying an- illegal
-ccteid to arrive here before dark.
THEY PLAY AT
! CLEVELAND TODAY
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BOLD ROBBERS
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42.4 PER CENT IN THE LAST TEN ELLIS ISLAND MELTlNfF POT PERMANENT STREET COMMIT CONVENES IN JERUSALEM TO
BOILING OVER WITH PEOPLE
DAY ACCORDING TO ADVICE
tTEE ELECTED TO CLEAN UPYEARS IS GOING *
FROM EVERY COUNTRY
RECEIVED IN AMERICA.
f
STREETS
AND
ALLEYS.
SOME.
IN EUROPE.
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�ID AY, XKTODEK.g. 1920
♦ ♦ ♦ h +h h *
WHY NOT BUY EARLY?
TO D AY AND SATURDAY
Pick out the best now from
OUR MAMMOTH STOCK
and take advantage of the
It Means Something
to You
Coming-—Priscilla Dean in “The Virgin of Stamboul
the wreckage of two. street cars
wrecked id a collision physicians
worked by the flickering lights of
lanterns early today to amputate the
man's rig h t lcg.1 The operation was
terfomu'd without anaesthetics and
ater the leg was amputated in the
hospital. Helm has a . slight chance
for recovery.
f
iSSIFlED ADVERTISING
RATES
Minimum Charge ror a
A d ................................
One Time, per word—
Three Times, per word
Six Timas- per w ord..
Over Six Times,
per issue.
Cash must accompany order. Ten
cents extra if charged.
,
Advertising in this column in which
the address of the advertiser is not
given bat which refers yon to Post*
office Box Number or Care of the
Herald MUST be ,an»wered accord
ingly. Please do not aak us for fhe
names of advertiaera advertising In
this way. Usually we do' not know
who they are, and if we do we are not
expected to tell you.
CONFEDERATE
PARADE HON
ORS JACKSONVILLE MAN
GOVERNMENT FAILS
IN PARADE.
.
TO SELL SHIPS
HOUSTON, Tex., Oct. 8.—Ideal
weather prevailed today for tfce pa
rado of the Confederate Veterans al
ways a big feature of thp nnnual re
union. The first place among the
veterans in line was given to Admir
ill A. 0. Wright, of Jacksonville,’ one
(> 7 Tk* i w c i i M
rr«M .)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.—Thp gov
ernment’s third attem pt to dispose of
its fleet of two hundred and eightyfive mooden steamers- resulted in
bids for only four of them todaf.
Tmicq before no bids were received.
Prices offered considerably less than
onoTourth the cost of building.
in general merchandise store. A.
cages Adress
157-3U
5-Gtp. Rnfeld. 309 F irst St.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14T|P
FOR RENT—Partly furnished up- LOST—Boston hull dog, female. Re
WILL BE FLAG DAY
ward for return to Paul G. Rig
stars f ia t
Four rooms, bath,
167-Gtp
kitchenette, porch, modern conven gers, Sanford, Fla. iV
fB y T i l i i H c l i t i d P r . u .)
iences. Apply 717 E a it Second St.
NOTICE
WASHINGTON,
Oit. 8.—President
156-5tc
Wilson
today
directed
thgt on Sun
The city registration hooks are
TO RENT or for sale, large ware
dnq,
November
14t^
the
American
house with railroad siding.—Chas. now open at the office of the city MOTORMAN LOSES
LEG IN ACCIDENT flag be displayed at half mast oh’ ail
Tyler, care Zachary Tyler Ven. Co. auditor and clerk.
•
L. R. PHILLIPS.
,
156-tfc
public buildings as a token of the
(By Tk» A*M cltt*4 T rttt.)
nation’s participation in * memorinl
City Auditor and Clerk.
SALESLADIES WANTED
Hated. O ct 5, 1920.
157-2tc ' NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—In order to services for those who lost their
rescue Henry Helm, motorman, from lives in the world war.
Owing to our ever Increasing bus WANTED—Second hand bed. springs
mattress- stove, etc. 20G Park Av.
iness wo can use a few extra sales
158 2tp
ladies for Saturdays. We need n
few bright, active young ladies who
can make themselves useful*, in our FOR KENT—Nice furnished house
WE WANT TO SELL ON TUESDAY
keeping rooms.—Mrs.
Riddling,
business if proven satisfactory can
get steady position at a good living 205 Oak avo., Eagle Home._158.6tp
wage. AfPly morriings at 9 a. m.
At L e ss T han it C ost To CuMd It
*
to Mr. Bromberg.—Surprise Shoe WANTED—2 or 3 furnished rooms
by
couple
with
two
small
children.
CONNELLY REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Store, Sanford Avenue, near Third
156-tfe W. E. "Parish, 308 French Avc.-~- .
WANTED—Parrott
P. 0. Box 845.
For the next 90 days l am going to
put everything on sale at
Actual Cost for Spot Cash
It will pay each and every one to come
and fill their pantry shelves as the prices
are below the present market. And re
member the house is full of new goods.
The sale prices are now in force. Watch
The Herald for future announcements
Next Door to Joe’s Smoke House
A Two Story Eight Room House
WANTED TO RENT. BUY OR
LEASE— I to 6 room house. F u r
nished or unfurnished. Address at
once, R K G. rare of Herald.
dh-tf
FOR S A L E -1 National Cash regis
ter with four drawers, in perfect
condition.—Sanford Shoe & Clothing
Co.
156-1-wc
.
FOR THE FIR ST
WANTED—3. 4 or 5 furlnshed rooms
for light housekeeping by couple
with two children, 6 and 8 years of
age. References given. Call R. K.
Gore at Herald office.
dh-tf
FOR RENT—Two of three connect
ing housekeeping rooms, close in.
P. O. Rox 117.
158 3tp
FOR RENT—5 room 1.’apartment,
partly furnished or unfurnished. FOR SALE—Five room cottage,
double lot, various fruit trees, close
Tel, 420.
156-Gtp
in, also two five acre farm land. Ad
ELECTRIC washing machines and dress Owner, P. O. Box 117. ,158'3tp
Ironers on easy payments at -F ^P .
All*kinds of new’ rug# and cohgol.
Hines- 105 Palmetto nvo.
157-3tp
cums at, A. Knnner, Sanford Avenue.
ROOMS AND BOARD—with Mrs.
Nixon, 109 1st street, over 5c and FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish
l*ic Storr. 1 1*. ne 44.
15-3te
ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park
157 tfc
HOT SHOT Batteries and dry cells, Avenue.
nt F. P. Rinesi 105 Palmetto ave
New line of cnsscroles and silver
nue.
157-3tp
ware a t A. Kanncr’a, 215-215 San
31
STARR. PATI1E and SONORA pho ford Ave.
nographs on easy payments nt F.
Fancy electric light to suit every
P. Rincs, 105 Palmetto Av£. 157-3tp
ste. A. Kdfincr, 213-215 Sanford
TYPEWRITERS; new nnd second
hnn<k*at F. P. Rines, 105 Palmetto
Ave.
157-3tp FOR SALE—One Ford truck in good
order.—Merchants Grocery Co.,
159 tf-c
WANTED—Experienced sales ladies
I Have A Buyer
For Your House
Sanford Property sold by
a Sanford Man
E. F. L A N E
SPECIAL BARGAINS
COMPLETE HOUSE BILL
C A R T E R LUM BER CQ.
Why Pay tor Your Home
and Not Own It?
FOR SALE—Lettuce plant*- ready
to set. F. L. Greene, West Side,
D157 tf, w 8tfc
TOR
SALE—Dressers,
swings,' stoves, etc. at
parsonngc, Magnolia Ave.
LOST—A red Tockingchair, between
the Andes place and pumping sta
tions. Finder, plorfse notify Mrs. J.
0. Andes, Sanford, Fin.
159 Gtp
The Real Estate Man'
304 PtrM S lrM l
for WOOD
GAS
and OIL
The table below shows how a thousand
dollar loan is paid off in eleven years and
eleven months at the rate of $10.00 per
month.
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Largest and most
complete line ever
shown in Sanford
These stoves were
bought-on a low
market and will be
sold very cheap for
cash.
If you pay rent for eleven years and eleven
months what will you have to show for it?
Why pay for your home and not own it?
Payments $ 1 0 .0 0 per month
WANTED — MOLINE TRACTOR
OPERATOR.
GO CENTS PER
HOUR. ONE WITH LICENSE. J l
PER HOUR. PHONE 170R. SAN
FORD, FLA.
168 Otp
FOR SALE—One good Jersey milk
cow. . Inquire, V. E. Douglass- a t
Court House.
w 8tf; dlGl l t i
N
loan
of $
DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE
TILL YOU GET OUB
.
PRICES
Inltrfil
$910.00
1 year
2 years
876.40
•
-8 -y earr
4 yearn
737.52
5 years
661.77
G years
581.48
7 years
•»
496.37
8 years
406.15
9 years
310.52
10 yrars
W. R. RHAN, Prop.
U. A. HALVERSON, Mgr
209.15
11 years
11 years, 11 months
Lord’s Purity Water
As Good as the Best
Daily Service
Phone 66
Holiday Notice
Friday, October 8lh, 1920
(FARMER’S DAY)
being a LEGAL HOLI
DAY in the State of Florida
the banks of
.. SANFORD
- will be closed for business on
.,
that date
MEISCII * REALTY
COMPANY
STARTS BUILDING
CAMPAIGN
The idea of building houses for
rental or sales purposes is growing
in Sanford and already several firms
hnve made a start in this dicection.
The Mc?isch Realty Company is the
very latest nnd have already started
the erection of two nice homes on
Mnpie avenue between Second nnd
Third streets and expect to build 50
or more homos during the winter and
spring.* I t is 'o n ly 'iiy the wyqrk of
these public spirited men th at .San
ford will be able to take care of the
hundreds o^ families that want to
come hcr$ nnd live but cannot find
homes.
*• *
A home of your own will always be worth the
money. We carry a complete line of Lumber
end Building Material and will appreciate
your orders, whether large or small. Either
will have our usual efficient service.
(The House of Service and Price
PHONE 135
Office and Yard: Third St. and Myrtle Ave
Dealers in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF P A i« ia
AND PITCARN AGED VARNISHES. WALL PAPERS, KALSO
MINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED ant
RAW LINSEED O IL .'
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See us before buying your supplies. We can save you money-
�SATURDAY, OCTOBER
TOB SANFORD DAILY II^RALD
!*V<TE TWO.
T he- Baity Herald should ^
itor to your home every day.
we can while -relotting-w - n w pros
perity remember that it was the right
spirit that prompted these people to
build by the slogan of "In unity there
in strength" and boosting without
censing will mnke cities grow.
I Sell It
rruLiHiidts
. Let Everyday
be
Editor
R. J. HOLLY.
Secrctarjr-TreMurfr
N. J. LILLARD,
General Manager
H. A. NEEL
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’Adtart1*1*4 Hale* Made Known on Application
Subscrirtion Price in Advance
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i
Ono Year ----------------- ----------- H
Three Months -----------------------?j.
Delivered In City by Carrier
Job to finance a newspaper, but' it ia
Sanford’s Most Popular Hotel
One W e e k _______________ 15 Ce
nothing compared to tno difficulty nt
present
of
"papering"
one.
There
Member of the Associated Press,
have been days, in the p ast few. months
when wc have made such close con*
•Under Management of
»
i
nectiona th a t we did not know posi
WALTER B. QLSON
tively until two or thiee* hours before
Our Specialty-— Seminole’s
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL per at press time. We have bought
ELECTORS.
famous $1 Sunday Dinner
or borrowed every sheet we could lo*
cate, a t times paying exhorbitant
de luie.
y
Charles E. Jones
P ..W . Corr
prices for it. 'Scarcely a day passes
W. V, Knott that we da not turn good paying ad
Martin Caraballo
G. B. Wells. vertlsing down Tor tho reason that we
J . G. Sharon
A Ia Carte* Service, all day.
11 » cannot get paper to print the extra
pages to carry it. We aro making ar
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SANFORD AND ORLANDO,
rangements to better conditions at an
oarly dntc, but in the meantime we
In the days gone by there has been arc doing business under difficulties
considerable rivalry between Sanford that .two or three years ago we
and Orlando. ..This . rivalry might woulda’t have considered, possible.—hdvc been engendered by the ball Lakeland Telegram.
I t is certainty going some. Brother
games or it might have been engend
cred by the natural growth of two Hcthcrington. We bought some hews
J>ig towns th a t formerly were in the paper Inst week that will have to be
same county* and like ail similar shipped from the Scandannvian Pen
cases this feeling Avas rampant. Much insula (wherever that is) and come
of it died, however, after county di to us via Now. York some time next
vision and the greater; nnrt of it was spring after the Ice goes out of the
OCTOBER FIRST begins the new inter
Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera
only in the mind’s eye of a few* peo Hudson river and the Germans leave
ple at any stage of the game. Down Hoboken.
est quarter. Deposits made up until the
tion and we can supply your every want in choice Flor
deep in the hearts of the majority of
(ho peoplo of Orlando is a good feel
YES, HE’S SOME MAN
tenth draw intesest from the first. Get
ida and Western Beef, Pork, Lamb, Sausage, Ven!, Liver,
ing for Sanforil and deep in the
hearts of the .people of Sanford is a
and every Packing blouse Products. '
your deposits in before the .tenth to get
He mny wonr adust year’a straw
pride and good feeling for tha people hat; his fingernails mny need mnnl
of Orlando. We know thnt what helps curing; his vest may hang a little
interest this quarter.
one town will help the other and re loose nnd his pants mny bng nt the
gardiess of the stiinll talk about a knees; his face may show signs of a
jealously between Sanford and Orlnn second day’s growth, and the tin din
do we know thnt it* Is only on the ncr bucket he carries may be full of
surface nnd has resolved into small dents nnd doughnuts; but don’t yon
Our delivery is prompt QUd' you’l^get courteous treat
talk nnd light banter where the peo call him "the old mnn." H cV your
ple of these places meet. Certain it father.
ment and good service here—if you don’t, 'just tell th<
is that .the editor-of the Herald, who
For years he l:: ’ 1 •’»* rusUing
formerly resided in Orlando has as
T CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $120,000.00
RESOURCES $t,i:.l),QOO.OO+
ninny wnrm friends in Orlando ns he around to get thing Hg *Ver. Never
has anywhere in the world and. we once has he failed 1j tin the right
+
F. P, Forster, President. B. F. Whitncr, Cashier.
would grant them n favor and hnve thing by you. He think a you are the
greatest
boy
on
earth,
liar
none,
even
T
A. L. Betts, Assistant Cashier
1
granted them favors upon innumer
aH1' oefasions nnd they have returned though you plnster your hair hack,
the compliment. The newspaper boys wear sm art clothes, smoke cigarettes
C. A. MATHEWS
down there are our liest friends nnd nnd fail to bring home a cent. Ho is
the
man
who
won
the
love
nnd
life
in at! as far as we are ‘ concerned
REAL E S T A T E
.
there has never been anything hut partnership of the greatest woman on
A
Ne
w
Man
Wi
t
h
tha
Old
Firm
good nntured chaffing betwen us. All earth —your mother He is "some”
A. P. Conolljr, 108 Magnolia Are.
of which Icniiji up lo the fact thnt the mnn, ahd not "the old man."
other dny one'of oqr prominent citi
If you win ns vood ns wife ns he
sens was in Orlando talking nboul did, you will have to go some.—The
doper water in the St. Johns river Silent Partner.
and was surprised to hear some of
th e jp o s t prominent men.In Orlando NOTHING TO SAY SAYS
state thnt they would work ■whole'
CHAIRMAN M. M. SMITH
Sounds funny to talk on
hchrtcdly fo r this project nt
any
time nml thnt Sanford should go nfter
Refrigerators.—but this is
it strong. The Orlnndo people would
OUR OFFER IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATIIONS OF THIS
help ami have helped and when the
Florida
HANK, ALIKE.
editor of the Herald with the late
lamented C. It. Wnlker and E. T.
Woodruff went down there several
If there ia any particular in which we may he of service,
We have just received a
yi'ars ago to talk about deoper water
our management will highly appreciate your call.
lion. W. It. O’Neal called the Orlan
belated shipment of
Our service is justified only ns it is helpful to you, ta thi?
d<> Board of Trade together iif. a few
community.
minutes and gave us the kind of sun"
port thnt we wanted anil thnt made
WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE.
us feel like we had fnlien among real
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friends.
Certainly Orlnndo is with us. Or
lando is too Itig nnd too broad to have
The price will sell them
anything but a friendly feeling for
Sanford and in all opr projects and
this week.
in nil their projects there should bu
the real feelm" of eo opernt ion among
the people of the two cities. Orlnndo
people are coming here nnd investing
HOME INSTITUTION
their money. Thy know that Sanford
has n great future nnd they know
that when we get together nnd put
over the big things that we are eontcmplnjing Sanford will be the big
city thnt it should hnve been years
RYE FOR WINTER PASTURE
ngo nnd this paper will go farther
nnfl without any disparagement say
Many Florida farmers who have
thnt if Sanford had the progressive
spirit of Orlnndo several years ngo stock to feed will find the planting,
in yourself you cannot expect others to depend on you
this city would now be filled with nf nnls, rve. or rape for winter pns
tourist hotels nnd big stores a>yi fnc j tu race a desirable nnd profitable
lories nnd wholesale houses and would i practice. Green, succulent feed is of
have deep water and golf links and nil I the u t mo s t i mpor tance in the winter
if you do not save money how do you expect others to lend you money?
“To
the good things thnt we expect to ration of practically, nil farm nni
thoftc that hare will be given” is true in the business world as in the Itible. The moral
have in the next twelve months. We main; and for best results with such
are going to have them but, wc should animals as milk cows, young growing
lift it given you will-bring you success besides the interest it accumulates.
havp had them before and strange as stock, and poultry, some form of
it may seem this paper will predict succulence is indispensable.
thnt before nnothcr five years roll
CAPITAL $30,000.00
Oats is more Widely grown thnn is
around ninny Orlando people will be rvc for winter grazing, though some
here helping us init them over. It is farmers who hnve had experience
just The spirit of doing things and with both, prefer the latter. Rye i*
boosting instead of knocking that the mure hardy and sustains less in
makes cities. It is just that spirit Tory from henvv freezing. . .T. B.
of doing* things instend of standing
hack and saying you cannot. And the Florida Experiment Rtntinft, snvs
Hint spirit shows in the wonderful the vnrlctv known ns Ahruzzi -rye is
Iteaufy
------*t;a 9 ' ’*’
progress of Orlnndo with none of ■mnerinr to those most pnnulnt* in
In Evtry Jar
is
the nntural advantages of Sanford to thy northern stntcs for Florida. Otic
Positively Removed by Or,
help out.
e- strains of southern frown rye, Freckles
IWrrf *• FYvcfcW
bw otiful rempUi
And wc can help Orlando and Or’ often listed ns “Georgin1 rye” or lo*»T«Marurtircto«*byimiOb*:*»«4f VtwmIVwiIlUI
lando can help us nnd we can live “ Florida rye." arc idso among the
in harmony and peace nnd prosperity ^, ‘nst desirable varieties for Florida.
without any p e tty ‘jealously of any Locnl seed firms »«unllv handle the
sort. Both cities are growing won southern grown seed or varieties host
derfully nnd it should make no dif adapted to our conditions, while those
ference which one outstrips the other whose fields of business are more or
in the n ejt U-n years nnd we should )■>*<( restricted to northern sections
rejoice in the fact that Orlando has c a r find other varieties more *p°P'
reached the ten thousand mark and iular.
The senson for planting will rang©
through October nnd enrlv Novem
ber. In the northern section of the
state nlantings mnv be made nt a
somowhnt earlier date than would lie
advisable farther south. The seed
should he drilled upon well prepared
soil nt the rate of nbout1 two bushels
per acre, or, when a grain drill Is
%
not available, it mnv be sown broad
east and covered with a dra*; h n r
PHONE 62
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row or disc.
Rve needed noon good, fertile soil
should und«r •-,.«,snnnblv favorable,
eonditions. Ci,rnish food grazie™ in
from Kfl to inn dnvs after plnntipg
The profits from the lives!•><’*' m
‘ ■,•••• ore derived verv largely from And everything else usually
the nhilitv nf farm animals, "special
found in a first class
*.. ..i* |« , to torp ehron rou°'hn*re in
market
to butter, .heef, or ntho- mnrk-t nro
ihtets* nnd (ho (rrontre the nmn'l"! of
•'nstnrnee ami other r^r*tr^ “ r-rliieri
PHONE 105
- •‘-•..form the smaller will be th«
f«ed bill. Money
is
402 SANFORD AVENUE
Specials for Thursday
Friday and Saturday
Real Sweet, Simon
/. M?
Pure Granulated . 'X
/
Sugar, perlb.
.
A C / *
J . E . SPURLING
Post Card
Day
SEMINOLE HOTEL and GRILL
All you can carry at this price
Aristos Flour—positively the best
that money can-buy. To introduce
it Thursday, Friday and Saturday
iL Herald O ffice
24 Pound
SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c
Daily Fashion H int
Refrigerators and
Ice Boxes
Ball Hardware Company
Y ou Do N ot H ave Faith and Confidence
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
PURE FOOD
Fresh String Beans
Tomatoes
’
Celery
A vocado Pears
Sweet Potatoes
> Spanish O nions
Carrots
Deane Turner
PHONE 4$7
Prime
Western
Beef Today
On A. C. L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues
BEFORE BUYING YOUR LUMBER
�SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1920
THE SANFORD DAILY IIBRALD
PAGE TOREK.
HOLY CROSS CHURCH,
Little Hfpperdn*»
Mention of
Matters In Brier
Personal Itcma
oflnt crest •
Summary of the
Floating Small
| Talks Succinctly'
"r Arranged for
( Herald Readers
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Arrival Departure
2:03 a.m .'
12:0{> p. m.
3:25 p. m.
2:58-n. m.
3:40 a. m.
___ 3:05 p. in,
3:25 p. m.
___ 7:30 p. m.
7:35 p. m. t
Trilby Branch
Leesburg Branch
CONG REGATIONAL CHURCH
BROTHERHOOD OF ST.' ANDREW
The meetings of the four various
chapters of the- Brotherhood of St.
Andrew of Holy Cross Parish will
begin their recoin? weekly meetings
next week as follows:
Senior Chapter (A) Tuesday night,
7:30 o'clock.
Senior * Chapter (B), Thursday
night, 7:30.
. Junior Chapter (A ), Thursday afternoon, 3:16.
Junior Chapter (B), Tuesday af
ternoon, 3:16.
These chapters /o r their work and
for their athletics and games are
graifaL-accoedjng to natural differ
cnce of ‘ago amp companions. The
Tuesday night Seniors arc nll yrrown
business men. The Thursday night
Seniors are all-High School -students,
and the Junior- Chapters are all
Grammar, school lads. The member
ship is larva and enthusiastic. All
Sunday Morning, Oct. 10th
Mr. Brower will speak on
“OUR BATTLES AND
VICTORIES"
.
Services for this Sunday, (190
Sunday after* Trinity) October 10th
at Holy Cross Church will bo as fol
lows:
7:36 a. m., low celebration.
0:45 a. m.. Church School.
• 11 a. th. Mo’mlng Service.
7:30 p. m.. Vespers and address.
In the evening,
“LIVES THAT LAST"
Abo,%Come to C. E. at 7.
"
Yesterday was n very dull day. N<
ichance to have the banks call uj
about overdrafts or notes due and wt
Town Crier.
missed , the merry Jingle of the tele
Clean-Housc-Physicially, ENERGI .phone telling us about it. Bank hoi
E S , do it now.
166-5tc idays arc dull days.
Paints and enamels of all kinds at
Mr. and Mra. D. A. Kelly are leav
’ing today for a two wcckii sojourn at A. Kanner, 213-215 Sanford • Avc. 3t
the Kelly cottage, Coronado.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tolar have ren t
' t
ed their home on Magnolia avenue to
Call in and sec the new stocjc of Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood and the
office supplies, school supplies, post Tolars will mako their homif in Jack*
cards an "everything” at the Herald ville for the winter. Mr. Fleetwood
_ L!*
office. If it is obtainable we have i t
assembly room.
Oveido Branch
Just received a new fall line of
Indies’ and Gents’ W. L. Douglas
Shoes.—A. Kanner, 213-215 Sanford
Ave.
3t
B BOARD Or TRADE ARE THE REAL BOOSTFRQ m s a am,
PLACB1WHERESs S c » t r r n i? ^ citw iiV A Bl?KD1 S ^ ^ b T8S
WE REFUND Y 0UR MONEY FOR ANYTHING YOU
US AND ARE NOT SATISFIED THAT YOU
MONEYS WORTH
REGISTER NOW OH
NOT UNTIL 1922
Women who fall to register now
are sure to lose an opportunity to
vote on some question that closely
concerns them, even if they do not
wish to cast a ballot in the coming
general election. It hns perhaps not
been called to the attention of- the
women in n sufficiently strong man ONE T ill It I) OF FARMS
nor that it is a ease of registering
OF COUNTRY IN SOUTH;
now or waiting until 1922. The wo
FLORIDA'S INCREASE.
men a* n unit should choose NOW,
fo r they do not know how soon some
The new garage building for the
Cook Auto Co., on Park avenue, is
going up and will soon be ready for
occupancy. S. O. Shinholscr has the
contract.
The new lights on the Seminole Ho;
tel make a fine appearance in front
of this elegant hot?!. The third floor
Is being furnished and .will soon be
ready for thd winter trade.
. - 405 W. First Street
Dr. Puleston and W. E. Watson
have returned from a two weeks trip
Itj New York And other points where
they enjoyed themselves and saw the
sights of the big towns.
Will Open for Business
I)r. George Hyman will speak at
both services on Sunday nt the Bap
tint Temple.
11 a. m„ "A Girl . Breaks Up a
Prayer Meeting."
■ 7:30 p. m.t “Business vs. Religion."
----------- x----------KILLED IN TRAIN AUTO WRECK
normal migration of country folk to
the cities nqd the discovery of new
oil deposits were the principal far
torn.
Of the total number of fnrms in the
country, more than one third are op
eiatcd in the South..whero,there am
2,030,106, as shown in the 1920 agri ,
-cultural .census.^ Two of the eleven.
but leave all jyjth a consciousness of" Southern states nt\pwcd declines,
a duty well eqd faithfully |>orform while iho remainder gained during
the last ’ten years. The census bu
reau for the information of farmers,
defined “a fnrin" ns a piece of lnml
operated by one person.
The number or farms in the South
CHARLOTTE, N. C., Oct. 9.—Ed
gar Love of Lincnlnton, prominent
cotton manufacturer and chairman of
the Democratic executive committee,
ninth congressional district, wus in
stantly killed when his automobile
was struck by n Southern Railway
passenger train on n grade crossing
seven miles from Charlotte today.
Good Things ,to Eat
■Xi.u
YOU LOSE
if
Ray Brothers
PER POUND
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
CAMPBELL LOSSING POST
NO. 53
436,006, Increase 4.3
AMERICAN LEGION *
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11.
Many Masons will rather fron
8:00 P. M.
points in Florida in the city of Day
COUNTY COURT ROOM.
tonn op October 19, 20 and 21 to nt
NOTED SINGER IN SANEORI)
MEN INVITED.
tend the Grnnd Lodge School of in ALL EX-SERVICE
----------- x----------struction.
Mrs. Katherine Hannon, soloist
DRESNER'S POPULAR WITH THE
with
the Conrert Bnnd which played
FAIR HEX
High water in the 'Glades, it is
iq Jacksonville Inst winter, is in SHn
sakl, has drowned out several thous
ford for n few days, Stopping nt the
and acres of growing crops. It is
Dreamer's, always popular, is more
estimated tile loss to corn crops alone so this season for Mrs. Dresner
is $100,000.
spent the greater part of the sum- the Baptist .Temple on Sunday
nrc invited to these services.
Cut Rate Tire House
An invention of a Kissimmee man
is now being put to uso in the tpunus
fncturo of a wood-tex brick,'a dur
able attractive material.
Ilncry anil Indies ready to wear suits
and coat suits, skirts and waists. And
all of this beautiful line hns been
placed before the ladies of Sanford
this week-at the 25 per cent discount
price that means such u great snving.
and all week the Dresner store hns
been crowded and the satisfied custo
mers are the greatest advertisement
that t-his popular place could have.
Read their advertisement in the Daily
each day and keep up with the very
latest store news. It will pay you-
Irish P o ta to e s,'15 Ibb - 50< Holmes:, Almost every sugar cane
fnrnyr seems well pleased with gen
1 lb. can Crisco
•
30< eral situation. Prospects point to
more, than an average yield of syrup
’
1 1-2 lb can Crisco
• 50( this season.
Polk: Many growerrf nre sprnying
3 lb can Crisco
•
90c with
oil emulsions for white fly and
scnle on citrus. Considerable ncreag
es are being devoted to “back yard"
6 lb. can Crisco'
•
$1.75 Irish
potato patches.
^ WASHBURN GARCIA
i
1 qt. can Wesson Oil •
75c Osceola: Growers getting ready to Miss Lueilia Garcia and. Harold
apply fall fertilizers. Citrus fruits .Washburn were married at thd. home
nre looking fine. Rice Is heading of Mrs. E. P. Morse east of the city
1 pt. can Wesson Oil . 40c nicely
and n good acreage yield is ex on Thursday afternoon nt 3:30. Only
pected. Range cattle are In good the
immediate family and friends of
Everbesl Nut Olio
* . 40c 'condition.
the
bride
and *groom
were present at
I L - -~----------• •
Allgood Olio
* 45c
Churngold Olio
*
50c
1 gal. cans Peacock Syrup $1.35 staged oh an elaborate scale.
W. N. Sanborn, poultry special
Morris Creamery Boiler lb. 68c istDr.
at the University of Florida, say*
that the present average of 40 hena
24 lbs Obelisk Flour • $1.85 on
every Florida farm is inadequate,
12 lb Bags Obelisk Flour 1.00
Cranberries • • * 15c ql.
DEMOCRATIC
RALLY
Sanford,
.Florida
1 Sarasota Is talking about winter
I baseball as an attraction. It expects
, to furnish a team for the West Coast
i League.
. .•='r^
■*
-
~~T-a—ift
'■■
BATTERIES for all makes of automobiles
die nothing but fully guaranteed Tires an
Batteries
TONIGHT
There will be a Democratic Rally
(opIght'aC th<rcorfffr*oT FH-st street
nnd Park avenue at which aome’prom
inent speakers will address the people
of Seminole, county on thfc issues of
the day. Everybody come out nnd
hear them. They will not tnlk long
or tire you hut simply tell you wmie
thing of vital interest.
Ray Bros., Santord, Florida
X
Changes in Prices
M O B L E Y ’S
CANDIES
Whitman's
Sampler
Sport Model C halm ers.....
*-
t
Seven Passenger Chalmers
Candies
Five Passenger Chalmers!
Wiley's
Candies
Log Cabin
Pecan Nut Roll
L. P. McCULLER
Old Ford Garage
MOBLEY’S
MAXWELL CARS
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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IN. THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 161
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1920
league of nations
WILSON .
'
MAKES STATEMENT
FROM WHITE HOUSE
The American Red Cross
REPUBLICAN DEFEAT
WITH WOMEN VOTERS
•
HECE1VED GREATEST WELCOME
IN HISTORY AFTER ABSENCE
OF SIX MONTHS
JAPAN NEWSPAPERS SAY POP
ULATION MUST HAVE
MORE ROOM.
(Br TV* Auoclttw Frau.)
'TOKIO, Sept. 16.— (By mail).—A1
loging that under the names of “ ter
"* and "invaalon" the
AMERICAN SOLDIER INipnoM
FRANCE
. j arc prevented from
AMERILAn
,
seeking land beyond the sea* “ to live
ALL ANGLES.
.
*ancj havc their being’* the Nichl
^
--------.
Nichi puts tho question: / ‘Where
Malor Abel M. MacReynolds, ' *shalt our countrymen g o ? "
After
#
i o*i, Infantry 28th DI * : remarking that the United States hat
of the ll*-th Infa ry,
'protested against Japan's Siberian
vision, A. E. F.. who is now in ‘ policy thereby causing undesirable
complications between’ the two nty
Paris, In a letter written to the ' tions, the newspaper gives promi
Daily Democrat, Doylcstown, Pa.,
nence to an interview* with an anony
givsianjintcrcstlng sidelight on
mous high ofifeial who says that Jn
pan's development in Siberia will be
tha feelings of Americans In
beneficial
both to Japan and the Unit
Europe on the League of M
ed States, if the matter is consider
tions. The letter In part reads
ed rationally.
The
writes• —
as ---fol
as follows:
,
.
inc unnamed, ofifeial........—•
„
_ , ..
»n nniit- lows- “ Thd land where Japanese
PARIS, France. OcL 1L—In poTO t
cmkrnto is Siberia after all.
icnl information
iy .
o<lds and in view of various diplomatic clr
br
PR[ S
ooTltica*1^propaganda iumsUpccs. America refuses admlr
ids of the political p R *
_jon to Japanese immigrants and
groupd out ‘ " . th|
e,uU; ilm jf'WJhanker 'Australia shuts her door. The lands
" c W“^ l r.blo f o r R was a straight which Japan has newly acquired and
rd c o n s i^ r a b t o r r il wa i
^ thls for whlch we are given the trustship
ridiculous, almost feebleminded pnr have not sufficient space to welcome
. %'
I
•
About Controversey Be
tween Himself And _
Sen. Spencer
(Bf TV* Am m UUA Frau.)
HE NEVER"SAID IT
LONDON, Oct. 1L—Hundreds of
thousands of persons greeted! the
Prince of Wales today upon his re ABOUT PEACE
CONFERENCE
turn from a six months tour o f the
AND NOTES PROVE TH AT
!•?
Empire. It* was the greatest weL
1IE DID NOT.
come of the kind In the history o f
England and showed .the love and
(By TV* A»**cl»U4 *»»»»•>
esteem in which the young prince is
WASHINGTON, Oct. . 11.— Tho
held by everyone In England.
White House made public today what
is described as the official version o f
President Wilson’* address at tho.
Eighth Plenary session of tho Peaco
Congress which has been the subject
of a heated controversy between
SAYS NO SUBSTITUTE HAS EV the President and Senator Snencer,'
Republican, of Miiaourl. Tho press* «
ER BEEN PROPOSED. EVEN .
dent had declared that Soenccr a quo
RY HARDING.
- *
# r tation of his speech had been false
nnd the Senator had requested the o r . .
. (Br TV* AV*ocUt*4 Fra**.)SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 11.— Launch ficinl record. The version today was
intr his Illinois campaign here today from the notes of. omxof the official
Governor Cox declared thnt the Lea- stenographers who detinml he had
i ut< of Nations case wns about-ready gone ovr his not s nnd found no suen
for the jury nnd the American elec statement ns thnt attributed to Preat
tornte hns nn uncqunly opportunity ident Wilson by Senator Spencer but i
of making contributions to the civil said that Spencer’s version had prop*
lied world. He reiterated that the ably resulted from a mlxup in
longue would protect against war translation.
and declared thnt no substitute had
been proposed not even by Harding. IMRACUUTK JUMPER
TAKES SPORTING CIIANCR
■1
*
*
COX ringsI he
BELL ON LEAGUE
.13
,
^
TAFT SAYS HE
NEWfSLOGAN
IS IN FAVOR
- NO SEPARATE
ARMlSTICEliSlGN-.
•• OF LEAGUE ED BY BOLSHEVIKI
PEACE FOR US
paganda
I "ou T S u n try is prosperous in the
•VcttliniBby,,0wUh tho people in the power of multiplying population and
w
' •
the density of population is fast in(B y Tk* A*»*cl»u4 Fr**».) .. L - .
,
••t^enUy wc were visited by a', creasing here. The P ^ p le a r c c n e r
WASHINGTON. Oct.
11-—Tho
, .
.1 American women who getic and alert, full of ambition and
mtchnnisni for" narachutc jumping
,1' U'Ka^ t W r w w 2 CWstiania to f>ower of activity. They know of no
from airplanes, described in a state
were on-their WJT
^ America in wnv of stretching out their powerful
ment of the Army Air Service, d ir
[^International Council of Women, hands. Japan Is. destined to
seek
clores the hazards of tho Jumper and
it promises well for the clearslght’ . places abro'nd for their activitj. Jn
wherein his feat hns a “ sportinif •*
<d vision with-which our seven mil:, con’s .perplexity because of *2C*\
w
,• *-v
. u,nmnn voters will approach ulus population is not a problem for DEMOCRATIC PARTY WANTS NO WITHOUT RESERVATIONS BUT |POLISH AND RUSSIAN DELE chnnee" of ending in death.
“The parachute used by aviators, HEDGES ON WILSON’ S FIGHT
T coming elation thaT not one of Japan alone. Neighboring nations
SEPARATE PEACE WITll
GATES AGREE TO FIVE
says thr Service’s statement, “ Is gold, V
WITH THE SENATE.
teese women. whatever her politics, should study calmly how this surplus
GERMANY. •
DAYS TRUCE
*
cd snugly Inside a pack carried on
Iimm 1,a.en blinded or fooled for a sin- population mny be disposed of. Even
(By Th* Au«cUt*d Pr»»*.)
the hack. Tho operator steps o ff the
1 in.i.nt bv the sordid, reaction' if Japan had territorial nmbitions.
NEW
YORK. O ef 9.— George, SEATTLE. Wash., Dct. 11.— Form
plane, allows himself a couple o f
nrv assault for political advantage'what of that? Why should the prea White, chnirmnn of the Democratic
(By Tha AworUtad Frau.) ,
seconds to fall elenr of his machine,
cr President Taft declared hero to
upon the League of Nations. . They rrfc territorial I'D1'**
n,'Y
RIGA,
Oct.
1L—Polish
andHus
National Committee, today announc
■n ... exactly what they want from be considered ns the proper limit . ed a new slogan ndonted by support >dny thnt although he favored the eian Bolsheyiki peace delegates ex the;; pulls a wire depending oyer hla
S
PrcsiilenUaT cord (dates. They] "Territory is aequlrejl accldcn Ul ers of the lengue of nntions illon for League of Nntions without any res pect to.nign a five day armistice *o Ishoulder. This wire opens tho sprmjr
dors of the pack nnd releases a small
ervations
are going after it. They arc quite ty. neenuse of such accident, n coun the remainder of the campaign.
m
u m . Congress as representa night. The nrmisticc will be efie
pilot chute some couple o f -feet in
frank°ln raying so.
try enjoys limitless natural rcsourr
tivvn
»*»
a**'
P'vyiv
-----tivn
nn
It is: “ No separate pence with Gcr for Article Ten and President w
r f ,h* diameter. This pilot springs open
Wl! !«* • ..* '« "«>■ «•<->
"Many ofV the women of the dele . eB. while nnother has to suffer be
.
’.......
automatically and cntching the rusn
gution ure Red Hot Republicans. They cause of a surplus of
population, mnnv."
son hnd wrcekeil his own league by , K K
"This rallying crv." Mr. W hite
of air, draws the mnin chute from
want to vote the Republican ticket. When such a perplexed countpr seeks rnid, "i* echoed in the hearts of nil stuhbornemrs in refusing senate sug 1SENATOR IIAIID1NG HOME
,
gestions. He said thnt even if .Cox ‘
FROM THE WEST the pack.
hut they nre uncompromising in to chnnge the national bminndry lines who fnvor the league. We
hnve
“ In the top of the mnin chute la
their determination to'accept Hard to relieve conditions whirh are not iwritten it indelibly unon our purpose v-na elected there would he ho league
an automatic vent which, opening to
na the Senate would hnve the Hal
IBy Tha A im laltd Ptaa» )
ing r.nd his* party as long as they j,18t to that country such a policy h e r e at-national hrndnunrterx
*
ance of power nnd could reject it n«
maintain their present attitude to should not he railed irrational hv
MAIUON, Ovt. 11 .— Senulor iiu ia a v,idth *.r five feet when the big p a r
“ The sneeeh of Senator llnrdim- ai
* w ard'the league of Natiohs.
Ir.nv means. If water nr air - com n*-s Moines verifies the- nrop«»«nl in they hnve done so far.
trig arrived home todny from his » <''» n«ol first unfolds, gives the air com
•x ----And so while I do not presume; nrcssed into « narrow spacO«. it will his sneeeh of nceentsncit nnd his
tern trip but leaves toinbri’ow
to pressed within n chance to escape
nnd lessens the danger of blowing
to nVakv any predictions. I can state burst out in nn explosion The same |vn(e nr the Knox resolution in fnvor
speak *111 Tennessee;
I tho chute nnnrt. When tho fall ,b »s
most positively that, despite all the thing may he said about intematio
n seonrnte peace with Germany.
i been checked, rubber springs or
ifalse sinister propaganda spread nj relations. God. blessed Japan with of "Tn
the name of dead nnd living
s h o c k nhsorbers in the vent eloso ft ■
.’least against the League of Na- { Siberia which fortuntely lies beside soldiers, sailors nnd marines, who de
I in until hut a sm«H hole rcmnlns.
tions, these women have not l|cen her.”
livered the finishing thrust t”* the
“ At the htmdsphcric pressure with
confused. Their conviction hns nev
c-prmnn nrmy, nnd in the nnn'o
in most parachute drops froin_ ord r
it
wavered. They regard the pres CLEAN HEALTH BILL .
nerv altitudes nre made the speed at*
FOR GERMAN MARRIAGE the men nnd women who labored
ent League as the surest safeguard
Kerr at home to support them, the
tnined hv tho operator in his couple
against future wars. And thnt s a
Democratic
rnarty resent*
this
TRAVELLERS SAY THAT VEN of seconds full is sufficient to create ■
BERLIN. Sept. 27.— (By Mnil).—
plain cold fact, whatever it may lead
shnmeful pror»o«nl whirh rnn prise
enough pressure under tho
pilot >
ZUEI.’A SEETIIS AND
Candidates
for
matrimony
who
apply
to at the nejet election. Although hen
onlv from a desire to truckle' to the
chute to cause it when released to
utor Harding, recognizing the tro for mnrringe lirenses at tho regis
II01I.S.
.
,,f those who svmpnthlx- INDIANS HAPPY OVER. SATUR
vnnk tho hie one nt once 'from ita
mendous sentiment in America tor tm r’s offire now nre handed a anee rxl with the Vnlser during the war.
DAY’S GAME. RELIEVE THEY
pack. Usually the operator is de
in)
bulletin
of
the
Imperinl
Board
of
the league of Nations, proposes in a
CAN EVEN SCORE TODAY.
’ IBy Tha A**o«latad Fiat*.) •
"W e are for «ho tt-entv of Ver
scending nt# normnl speed after fa ll4
vajfuc vvuy and with charocuTiiii1 Health urging them to consult n phy snllles. which includes the covenant
CURACO. Oct. 11.—Travellers nr inc less than 200 feel. However, at
of
meaningless platitudes, to set up « sicinn nnd obtain n clean hill
*
<Bt Th* AiwIiUd
of the leam i" of nations, and the Re
riving
here from Colnmbtn ’ confirm high nltitudrs the atmosphere naa
henlth
before
marrving.
The
hulle
feeble substitute, these women will
CLEVELAND. Oct. 11.— Although tho reports that there is u revolution not sufficient effect on the
are com m itted to » sennr
P»«»t
tin gives wnrning that n mnn or a "••hlicans
have none of it.
..
ooctor r at*. r u \r r . deserting our nllics and baseball mnij the Cleveland k )fans started in Venezuela nnd thnt it will chute until the o-orator l^a fallen «
"Like their sisters the world over. womnn who, clcupitc tho
p erm ittin g the Germnns to esrsn " nil were todny ready to swenr their team
•they abhor wars. They dread them wnrning. enters wedlock commits a the obligations w h ich .d efeat laid no could not Ih* lienten nnd thnt their assume largo proportibns In n short great distance .nnd nttetned a terr if
time.
•
•
■
ic speed. The -shock wb >n the para
grave
ofense.
The
imperinl
code
al
the extent probably little under
one game lead insured them victory
--------- — x-----------them .
•
chute does open is nc-or.l’ngly sever*
stood by men. Scenes of devastated so provides for the annulment of tho on "Tn
the next three weeks yon will in the world's series. - Brooklyn was
nnd there Is unite » nno-^ing chanco
ERROR’ IN PETITION NAME.
towns, ruined villages and farms, and inarringe if one of the rontracting see this ronhtrv realize the ohlomiv not down hearted nnd declared their
of the silk flying Into r'.bons.
nnrties
knowinelv
conceals
a
com
r
the rows of white crosses above the
of aneh " stand hv the nnrt" of J<o- intentions of evening the count todny.
American dead will be indelibly pno tion of health which otherwise would rnln.
SJcKinlcr pm! RooseveltTlv»- The j ro wii abwraw Hwin r -mp -before - . I n the - petit inn—n f: Xi- K-^Uradjr,
McSWEENEV 18 T HE 8 A M K .
*. Jographod .'upon their memory. Their prevent the-union. „
the ticket windows nt midnight in published in the proceedings of the
first
prominent
I?cnnhlir*»n
to
re««nt
The bulletin Is the result of e^h
hearts cry out anew against a repi
county
commissioners
in
the
Daily
* " *- T lenm is Herbert Par anticipation of the battle royal ns
(By TBs AussUts* r.-sa.I" .
rerted action on the part of German
tition of this horror.
'
sens. t0rmer New York congressman Sherrod Smith, who blanked the In and Weekly Herald Inst week the
LONDON. Oct. 11.-- Conditions are
,
“ And now I want to say a wore! physicians.
name
of
one
of
the
signers
wns
giv
nn.t former nenuhllcnn "utionnl com the star Cleveland left hnnder are
the same as yesterday said the bul
■U,t this good old ptopagnnda junx.
—ifteeman
from the Empire stst». scheduled to he optioning pitchers. ' en ns J. W. Fortier by the Clerk’s letin dealing with the Lord Mayor
I was especially Interested in .a hit deni of joy from Mr. Herricks rc ITe has d"eld«4 tip's*!POOrt the leseoe
office to this paper for publication.
of it that was ground out at Marion
The name should have been J. W. McSwceney who today began the 60th
hv the onlv practical means. This •ROMINENT WOMAN
completed European trip.
Foster, hut Nke other petitions, daV of the hunger strike r.t Brixton
reepntly, following- the- conference ccntly
COMMITS
SUICIDE.
—
h(s
nntrlotlsm
end
eon“ Mr. Herrick knows Jolly
well
between Senator Hording And Myron what European statesmen nnd peo r l » * l r n i , W e . w e lc o m e h im . f i g h t i n g
some of the names were Indistinct prison.
T. Herrick, former ambassador» to
nnd the mistake wns made. The
( Vf Tha A aaacU lad F r t t i !
thing on this subject. If he told with us for n cause bevond nari'san
___
France. I wonder if you people over ple
clerk's
office asks that this correction CRANK* CLAIMS
PHILADELPHIA,
Oct.
11.—
Miss
Mr. Harding the facts the latter must
.
HE \S KIDNAPPER.
tlioro nre really swallowing
that have had a very uncomfortable heir ship. There will he mnnv more.
be
mndc/ih
tho
name.
Either Rogers, the daughter of Sam
------------ x-----------Herrick, the latest views of Europ
ucl I.. Rogers, director of the United
jfHASF. IN RACE
(By TV* Au*cUt*4 Frt**.)
The
conference
at
Marion,
it
junk
•
77TII
BIRTHDAY
TELEGRAM.
States
census,
died
at
the
hospital
"Camouflage it, distort it, mlsrep
HARRISBURG,
Pa., OcL t II.—
aso / ws*
■ *
..
W e hnve heard it fiir-*m th' r’’m' here todny under circumstances that
August Pasqunle, kneavn as
the
PhbeniY, Ariz., OcL 9, 1920.
What Europe, as xyell as r>rpd th a t M r C*ia«» will Tint al'nw Indicated suicide hy poison according
Herrick, the latest views of Europ America auffera from today,
crank, confessed, according to police
* • r, is that M« nap*e offered
M.
F.
Robinson,
•
to
the
police.
Ill
health
is
the
mo
fo r r«
can statesmen on our "international
that he kidnapped Blskley Coughlin
ie United tinp mm ft fftt* rommN«lon#»r. w hirh 1« tive for the suicide it is said. She
Sanford, Fla.
policy.”
It' was stated that Mr. Republican conspiracy In the
from his hnme In Norristown and the
Our Birthday Wish.
trea- an error as his friends are ven* ac was twentjrflve and worked here as
States
Senate
against
the
peace
trea
Herrick told the Republican candF
baby
smothered to death while belnjc
SJay
the
undertakers
hate
you,
pnd
lu
„
IW
________
______
It
Is
'a
stenographer.
tive in his b ehalf nnd have ni»"*be*f
the League of Nations,
date Europe waa suffering from the ty and
taken from the house under P*a*
tho’ doctors wish you 111,
conspiracy which has nppalle<l of el«Tiatures to a petition In his in
this
results of President Wilson S .
May you never need a lotion, a por quale’s coat. 8earch is being mado.
MARQUARD IN COURT
•
practical Idealistic Ideas, and that, it right thinking people. It has brought te re st.
for the body.
tion of a pill.
.
ON
flC
K
E
T
SCALPING
chaos
In
Its
wake.
It
hns
je
s
te
d
was a tragic mistake for thepresl
And may'you live until you aro older
a situation in Europe in which it has WII L n o t ogrnvqinpo
dent to go to France and Inalat “ P®" been almost possible for the Red
than the mountains in
the REVIVAL SERVICES
CBr Tha AaaaalaUS Fraai.)
P R o m n r n n N a a ie n d m e n t
Including the League o f Nations In
CLOSED LAST NIG
.
moon;
horror
to
sweep
out
of
Russia
and
CLEVELAND.
Oct.
11.—
Pitcher
the war settlement. I doubt is Mr.
And your smiles full of wrinkles as
(B y Th* A «w r(t (*4 T n t t . )
.
engulf civilisation.
That’a plain.
Marquard,
o
f
Brooklyn
Nationals,
Herrkk made such a »tatement
The revival services at the
an antiqunted prune. .
WASHINGTON. Ort. 1t^_The Sn- nnpeared in court today to answer
. ’
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“ You can bet youd last Rolden naked truth.
hyteriarv church closed last
night
"Within the next few week* Sena nr»me eourt r#»f|,*ed t-vlnv to reenn the* charge of ticket scaloin?,- hut (Signed)
simoleon no 'European
Victor Anne Belle Chock. with an eloquent ’ plea from Dr. Pat
talked any 'Impractical Idealistic rot tor Harding la going to have another 'aidar the deelr’**** nf last June •"* requested the case be postponed (Un Thos. and
------------ x------------ton for the people to come forward
to Mr. Herrick. Nor did Uiey refer conference* on European matters. tainlnn th«* v»Hdltv of the nrohlbl- til October 16. It wns granted.
nnd accent Christ Rev. Patterson o f
Those
fifty
women
delegates
I
have
CITY
MARKET
WILL
MOVE.
tlnn nmendmenL • '
to the despicable and unholy mess
the* Bradcntown church, -vos missed
mentioned
will
be
home
again.
They
n
e
g
r
o
e
s
w
ii,i,
B
u
f
f
e
r
into which our foreign relations have
as it wns neccstarv for him to be In
will
see
fhe
Senator
and
will
give
Walthall
Ik
Eatridge,
o
f
tho
City
t
h
e
D
e
a
t
h
p
e
n
a
l
t
y
liavc been plunged by the Lodge La him uncolored truth about Europe.
his own pulpit yesterday. Hia lead
Market,
are
getting
ready
to
move
bnl in the United Stat«i Senate as
ership o f the tohg service and hia n r
(By Tha AitacUlaS Fraaa.)
Then
they'll
demand
his
attitude
on
from
their
present
quarters
to
their
•.
cm
*q
THEATRE
TONIGHT
our "international policy.
Wh*t
vival work at the shops while here
elegant
new
room
in
the
.
Wclaka
the
League
of
Nations.
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WASHINGTON,
Oet.
U
.
—
The
Mr. Herrick did find here
endeared him as well as Dr. Patton
"When the candidate faces that
Block
at
the
comer
of
P
in
t
Street
conviction of six negroes sentenced
“THE SPIRIT OF GOOD”
the great mass of Intelligent P*00** group o f wontfn, he will be In ipucn
to d»ath for participation in the and Railroad Way. ' This la one ‘ of to) the people o f this community.
In Europe wanted to know why the
the position o f the tomcat that put
Phillips county. Arkansas, race riota the finest rooms in the city and the Many .have joined the "resbyteruus .
Also “ Pettlr«*»«n and Panto”
Republican party besmjrched the
“
list October will stand as the result City Market is making -extensive im and other churches of the
tion’a honor by repudiating Its pledge ita noae to a live electric wire—he'll
A
two-krt
Christie
Comedy*
get a whole lot o f Information In a
of the refusal today of the Supreme provements to make It ppoat attrac through the efforts of these
to the Allies. And they wanted to
men while here.
.
time."
tive In every way.
Court to review the cases.
know that so repeatedly j and so In very .short
ADEL M. MacBEYNOLDS.
a
slstently that It must have taken a
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mO
CLEVELAND
REVOLUTION IN
'
CONFIDENT
SOUTH AMERICA
‘
FOR TODAY
S 'S f e flr a S s J K
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD
SATURDAY. OCTOBER
FOR T H E LA S T T IM E , T O N IG H T
Coming—-Priscilla Dean in “The Virgin of Stamboul
METHODIST NEWS NOTES.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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RATES
Minimum Charge for any one
One- Time, per w ord..
Three Times, per word
Six Times' per word..
Over Six Times,
per issue. '
WANTED—Parrot
P. O. Box 845.
cages Adrcss
5-6tp.
FOR RENT—Partly furnished upstars Gat.
Four rooms, batn,
kitchenette, porch, modem conven
iences. Apply 717 East Second S t
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156-fitc
TO RENT or for sale, large ware
house with rnilrond siding.—Chns.
Tyler, core Zachary Tyler Ven. Co.
156-tfc
FOR RENT— Nicely furnished rooms
330 Oak avenue. Phone 3QHJ. .
.v
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Friends were welcoming Dr. J. Hilburn in town Tuesday. On Tuesday
Next Sundny is Rally Day. Every .night he held the regular Quarterly
member of the Sunday school and
everv Methodist In Sanford will be
cxpcctcdv So be there!
Mrs. S. W. Walker left Tuesduy af
The Sunday school services will temoon for Orlando for a short visit
Cash must accompany order. Ten open at 0:30 a. m. Come, and be on with her sister, Mrs. R. E. Watkins.
cents extra if charged
time.
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Advertising in this column in which
Lake county is planning to spend
The church services will begin at
the address of the advertiser Is not
nearly
one million dollars on the con
11:00
a.
m.
Dr.
Walker
will
preach
given but which refers you to PoBtoffice Box Number dr Care o f the on “ How May I Become an Effective struction of new highways.
Herald MUST be answered accord* Church' W orker?"
Alachua county fair will open or\
ingly. Please do not ask us for the
League begins promptly at 6:80 p.
names of advertisers advertising In m., ali the young people in town are November 16th and the dates an
this way. Usually we da not know cordially invited to attend these ser nounced aa November 16,.17, 18, 19.
who they nre. and if we do we arc not vices.
_ lively
„ contest
___ _is
An unusually
Suwanec: Considerable interest is
expected to tell you.
btdng carried on nt present between being manifested by the poonle of
two opposing factions in the League. this county in the approaching coun
WANTED— 3, 4 or 5 furinshed rooms
At tho close of the nnpointed time, ty fair.
for light housekeeping by couple the side that has gained the most
Gainesville and Kissimmee are both
with two children, 6 and 8 years of new members is to be entertained at
age. References given. Call R. K. the Valdez, by the losing side? Come after the new Baptist hospital which,
it is said, will be built before very
Gore at Herald office. *
dh tf and join upl
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long. .
FOR RENT— Two o f three conpect- - The evening service will began as
ing housekeeping rooms, close in. usunl, at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. Walker
Marion: Farmer organizations are
P. O. Box 117,
158 3tn will preach, his sermon topic being: making "appeals to Congress to re
“ As n Man Thinketh."
lieve pentiut growers by placing n tar
FOR SALE— Five room cottage,
Mrs. Curtis, mother of Mrs, Geo. iff on foreign grown nuts.
double lot, various fruit trees, close
in, wlso two five acre form land. Ad Davis Hnrt, is seriously ill, with pneu
dress Owner. P. O. Box 117. 158 3tp monia, nt the home of her daughter.
Rev. F. E. -Stemmcyor was in town
All kinds o f new rugs and congol. n few days as the intent of his dough
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eums at A. Knnner, Sanford Avenue. ter. Mrs. Frank Adams.
WANTED TO RENT. HUY OR
LEASE— 4 to f» room house. Fur
nished or unfurnished. Address at
once, R K G. rare o f Herald.
dh-tf
FOR SALE— 1 National Cash regis
New line of casseroles nnd silver
ter with four drawers, in perfect ware nt A. Fanner's, 215-315 S an-1
condition.—Sanford Shoe & Clothing ford Avc. *
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Co.
156-1-wc
Fancy electric light to suit every
5 room / 1apartment, taste. -iA. Karmor, “ 213-915 Sanford
shed or unfurnished. Ave.
at
- 156-Gtp
FOR SALE—One Ford truck in good
ELECTRIC washing machines and
order.—Merchants Grocery Co.,
ironers on easy payments" at F. P.
169 tf c
RJnes- 105 Palmetto ave.
lftf-3tp
> — MOLINE TRACTOR
ROOMS AND BOARD
ITOR.
60 CENTS PER
Nixon, 109 1st street,
ONE WITH LICENSE. SI
IHc Store
1 i- ne -11.
UR. PHONE I70R, HAN'
LAi
158 fitp
HOT SHOT Batteries and dry cells.
at F, P. Rines, 105 Palmetto ave FOR SALE- One good Jersey milk
nue.
157-3tp
cow. Inqi re, V. E, Douglass- nt
Court
House.
• w 8 tf; dlfll ltc
STARR, PATHS nnd SONORA pho
nographs on easy payments nt F.
Lettuce plants
ready
P. Rines, 105 Palmetto Ave. 157-3tp
L. Greene, West Side
1)157 tf. wRtfc
TYPEWRITERS, new nnd *«rnnd
hand, nt F. P. Rines, 105 Palmetto i u i i
llressers.
'
157-3tp
swings, stoves, etc. at
parsonage, Magnolia Ave.
WANTED Experienced sales Indies
in genernl merchandise store. A. LOSTItafcld, 309 First St.
157-3t<
LOST— Boston bull dog, female. Re
ward for return to Paul G. Rig
gers, Sanford. Fin
AN INVESTMENT that is
15 per cent. One ten roo
NOTICE
apartment house, with nil
The city registration books nre iences. Price $6,500. A goc
now open nt the office of the city C. A. Mathews,
auditor and clerk.
M m PAY RENT? when
.
L. R. PHILLIPS.
get n nice 5 soom house.
City Auditor nnd Clerk. Identity for $3,500. ‘ Small
Dated, Oct. 6, 1920.
157-2tc down, $25 per month.—Q. ,
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WANTED—Second hand bed, springs cws„ A. P. Conolley.
mattress stove, etc. 206 Park Av.
_________
. 158 2tp
NT— Nice furnished house.
’ rooms.—Mrs,
Riddling,
avc., Eagle Home. 158.6tp
WANTED— 2 w 3 furnished rooms
^ by couple with two small children,
W. E. Pariah, 308 French Ave.
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158 3t p
Program for Waek Beginning
M onday,
I Have A Buyer
For Your House
a Sanford Man
“ The Real Estate Man”
CONNELLY R EA L ES TA TE AGENCY
Why Pay tor Your Home
and Not Own It?
•
Why pay for your home and not own it?
Paym ents $ 1 0 , 0 0 per month on loan
o f $ 1 ,0 0 0
End ol >
Intereat
Applied
on Loan
Balance
Unpaid
1 year
$60.00
$ 60.00
$940.00
2 years
. 56.40 .
63.60
3 yearn
52.58
67.42
808.98
18.51
71.46
737.52
661.77
4 yearn
*
80.29
7 yearn
34.89
85.11
8 yearn
29.78
90.22
406.15
9 yearn-
24.37
95.63
310.52
10 yearn
18.63
101.37
209.15
11 yearn
12.55
107.45
Phone 66
v
for W O O D J
G AS
|
and O IL l
I
11 yearn, 11 months
6.10
101.70
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Largest and most
complete line ever
shown* in Sanford
These stoves were
bought on a low
market and will he
sold very cheap for
cash.
DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE
TILL YOU GET OUR
PRICES
581.48
•
496.37
n . A. HALVERSON, Mgr.
101.70
-
.
000.00
WEDNE8DAY—WANDA HAWLEY In
“FOOD FOR SCANDAL ”
Tories
OF THE DAY and a COMEDY
AN AI.LSTAR SPECIAL PRODUCTION
Snub Pollard Comedr
A home of your own will always be worth the
money. We carry a complete line of Lumber
and Building Material and will appreciate
your orders, whether large or small. Either
will have our usual efficient service«
FRIDAY and BATVRDAY—Tho Moat S lu
pondoua and • on ootlon al Photoplay
o f the S ooa on -P R IS C IL L A DEAN In
Lord's Purity Water Saturday at The Princess
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876.40
—
Also, "CHASE ME", a Sunshine C om edr
Dally Service
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C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L
C A R TE R LU M B ER CO.
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'The Virgin of Stamboul'
As. Coed as the Best
S P E C I A L B A R G A IN S
If you pay rent for eleven years and eleven
months what will you have to show' for it?
39.71
ALL of a SUDDEN PEGGY’
— •I -
ble b e lo w s h o w s h o w a t h o u s a n d
d o lla r loan is pa id o f f in elev en y e a r s and
eleven m o n t h s at the rate o f $10.00 per
m on th .
6 -yearn
TUESDAY-MAROUERITE CLARK In
.
FOR THE FIR ST
75.75
THURSDAY
E. F . L A N E
At L o s s Than it Coat To Guild it
44.25
AUo. PETTICOATS AND PANTS"
A iwo-act Chriatle Comedr.
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TRY A - HERALD WANT AD
A Two Story Eight Room House...
' 5 yearn
FOX NEWS and a COMEDT
Sanford Property sold by
...
the e r m in e performance will be«in*promptl
al 7 o'clock.
The S P IR IT of G O O D ”
If you appreciate the desira
bility of correctness in Ready
to-Wear and Millinery we in
vite your patronage. "•
W E W A N T TO S E L L ON T U E S D A Y
O cto b er 11th
MONDAY-MADELINE TRAVERSE In
In the Matter o f Style We*
With the Latest
T H E SECRET O U T ", with an All-Star
v'aat Alao. T H E VANISIHNO DAGGER"
MATINEE DAILY AT J.I&—EVENINO AT 7
COMING—"THE WORLD AND HIS W IFE" and
"EVERYWOMAN
.
The House of Service and Price
PHONE 135
Office and Yard: Third St. and Myrtle Ave
Dealers in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS
AND PITCARN AGED VARNISHES, WALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and
RAW LINSEED OIL.
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' Sec us before buying your supplies. We can save you money.
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD
ture and they make
ment in this issue « f
aid. They guarantee
nny :m 1-n11 makes o f
■Swt « » ct f »ficrnuon rw rp4 Hitadar *t Tk*
IlmMlllulklliw, 107 Magnolia Aimnc
Sanforil. tlorW * I
.
their nnnnunerthe Daily Her*
good service ot)
cnrs.
REO CARS WILL NOT ' ------------RE REDUCED IN FRICK
I'tmusittaui
.
Editor
ft. J. HOLLY,
Secretary-Treasurer
N. J. LILLARD,
General Man liter
IL A. NEEL,
R1NES,
Circulation Manager
Phono 481.
In this issue ia an advertisement 'of
the Bryan Auto Co., showing a tele'
groin of the state soles agency in
Jacksonville from the Ron Motor Co.,
stating that there will be no drop in
prices and all purchasers of Jleo
cars and trucks —■re jruArgnteed
• r i i . l a d t U lr « M a d e k n o w n on A ppllralloa against nny changes in price befogs
April first. This date is not set for
Subscrirtion Price in Advance
One Year -------------------- ---------- $6.00 n change then hut is simply the date
Three Months ------------- :---------- $3.00 upon which the guarantee is based.
Tho Reo cars and trucks were sell
- Delivered in -City by Carrier
ing at a price that was close enough
One W e e k ------------------------- 15 Ccfltk and the manufacturers o f these cars
nod trucks feel that tho prices were
Member o f the Associated Press,
low enough when tho car is taken in
to consideration*-and they make this
guurantcc to protect dealer and buy
er and the buyer can purchase tho
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL
Iico cnrs nnd trucks with the distinct
ELECTORS.
understanding that ho will be pro
tected. Read the advertisement in
P. W. Coir
Chnrlcs E. Jones
Martin Caraballo
W. V. Knott
G. B. Wells.
J. G. Sharon
For birthday and wedding gifts,
sec oar lino of China and silverwareA. Knnner, 13-216 Sanford Ave. 3t
W e heed our Whito Way on First
•street.
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There ia nothing that attracts the
notice of visitors like light.
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MONDAY, OCTOHER II, 1920
^POU LTRY
A T STA TE FA!?.
Feathered Blue Bloods ♦„» Cr-grci,
At Slate Fair THt: Yen.Jacksonville.—Tbr ro are vari"***
kinds of chickens, i-.s most of g,i ki >r
—nt least by hearsay—but if you
"ant to mitks the acquaintance of tbs
real blue-Moods, visit, tho ' poultry
building-at thq 8t#tCLFn<r.’ Nov. 18-27.
Poultry breeders from-ail parts of
the Htnte have already mode nppllcn
tlon for entry, and It begins to look
as though, oven the “ Standing Room
Only” sign would have to bo taken
down. Tlio poultry Industry is one
of more Importance than l« •uiualir at-
WANT MORE BIRTHS
•
And their good show windows of
enterprising merchants nre the next
best thing.- .
Sanford Dnily Herald has resumed
publication. Here’s honing that Bob
Holley's experiences will all be pleas
nnt ones.—DoLand News.
• • • •
Why, here’s Bob Holly’s,paper, the
Sanford Herald at last, and blamed
‘ if it isn’t quite n good looking sheet
Here’s looking nt you, Bob. You
don’t know whnt you've been missing.
— Ocala Star.
But first o f nil get the people to
comb here through good advertising
in the Daily and Weekly Herald.
Then make it ko pleasant nnd prof
itable for them thnt they will want
to come often,
Gainesville Nfcws says there is
much complaint from people shout
dirty money as they object to the
greasy appearance of ninny of the
bills. We do not. We will take any
nnd nil kinds of hills und run the
chnnCe of getting microbes from
them through handling. In fact un
less we get a chance to handle more
o f them, gfensy or otherwise, we
will not live to handle any o f them.
After the general election is over
Sanfuid will have the election of a
commissioner kfor the city.
S. /O.
Chase is Die one year term member
nnd will have opposition. Mr. Chase
tins not announced his intentions of
"becoming n candidate to succeed him
Self un yet hut the time is early and
there will probably be several cnn(H
dates for this .position thnt
pays
nothing nnd getn plenty-of cussing.
\V. L. Thorndyke, “Thorn" one of
the best nnd one of the most lovable
characters in the Florida journalism
has left the Palm Roach Post -where
he accomplished such good work and
will* now be with the Kissimmee Ga*
zette. . Thorn’s
“ Last
Night’s
Thoughts" have become
famous
throughout the- length ami breadth of
the lam! and he will make the h'is
simmee Gazette as famous as the
Palm Reach Post. We are glad to
have old Thorn closer where we can
see his "thoughts" nnd his "Thought
Tank" often. We suppose the "wild
night life" nt Pnlm Reach wAs too
much for him and he was forced to
seek quiet scenes where his mind can
rest easier far away from the jazz
nnd joy.
France Is Stirred to Urge Larger
Families.
Government Names Board to Warn
Nation of Danger of
Dying Out.
Paris.—Franco Is nt Inst arousing It
self to the danger o f dying out.
The privately conducted, uphill fight
for a higher birthrate has been tnken
over hy tho government through the
creation of a higher council of natal
ity. T-tils council of 30, appointed by
J. L. Breton, minister of hygiene, was
asked to act Immediately.
.Mr. Rreton, fnth-r of h o children,
la known us n atron: friei >! o f largo
families. Three others «u tl.o now cab
inet are nd vacates of measures to .In
crease the French btrth rate.
War cost Franco roughly 1,500,000
lives. A low birth rate, during the war
years, cost Franco 2,272,735 loss of
population.
Tho statistics, made Into slrUtlnj?'
pictures to lllustrnto their effect on
the nation, Industry nnd war danger
are being used In a vigorous cnmpnlgn,
hy the national alliance, for the.lm
crease of the French population. This
campaign Is being conducted by letters
to members of pnrltnment, postern.,, r
magazine, the Woman affd the Child,
and through the many socially and
politically powerful persons Intenrated
In the movement.
The plainest sorts of truth are told
tho French about the decreasing birth
rate. The national alliance* nnd gov
ernment officials hold that a family
should hnvs three or more children.
To encourage Buch families, govern
ment allowances of <10 to 200 francs a
year nre granted for each child aftev
the second, under thirteen yenrs.
Tho alliance asks also for legisla
tion to provide for the construction of
rhenp attractive homes available only
to large families, establishment of
"sii|H>rsnlarles” In Industries to heads
of such families, preference In govern
ment employment, the plural vote, giv
ing the father ns many votes ns there
are persons In the family, nnd teal
war, on “ birth control," known here
as Neo-Mnlthuslnnlsm.
VIRGIN
OF
considerably more In 1919. Figuring
the notnial Inorea.se for 1920, the pro
duction for inis year should run well
over the U00 million mark. Some
chickens!
And those figures represent some
money, loo. The average fanp woman
cm with very little expense make
enough from her chickens hy buy nil
her groceries nnd cover oilier house
hold expenses, while as a back yard
b. c. I, bulwark for tho city dweller,
they are by no means to be despised.
Just ns In planting potatoes, it lias
been found advisable to sow good
seed, nnd In raising cnttle best results
are obtained from pure bred stock,
Jdst us Important Is It In poultry
raising to secure the heat bred fowls
fur your florli.
The prize winning birds at the State
Fair will mnko ‘‘ pure-bred’’ enthuslasts of anyone at all .Interested In
poultry -the. feathered kind
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All Bureaus of the Dept, of Agrlcul
ture Represented
Jacksonville.—Tho Department of
Agriculture ia this year sending some
very flno exhibit to tho Florida State
Fair In Jacksonville, Nor. 18 27, These
displays are educational. Interesting
and are of value not oply to tho farm
er and stockman, but to everyone,
since all are Interested in Increased
food production, better food nnd low
er prices for food.
Th.i Government exhibits Illustrate
tl acttvlt low pf the various bureaus
of the department In bettering agrl
cultural conditions throughout thfcountry. Tho several phases of -b
try, Chemistry, Bolls, Entomology,
Crop Estimates, Public Roads, Mar
kets, the Woather Dureau, Fedoral
Horticultural Uonrd, Biological Sur
vey, and Forest Service. Tho material
shown by tHeso bureaus will relate
particularly to conditions existing In
this State,
A thorough study of the entire Gov
ernment exhibit will bo of tho great
est value to anyono owning-or-who
contemplates owning land In Florida.
A few hi ura spont In the Govern
ment exhibits nt tho State Fair will
glvo tho visitor more vnluablo Inform
matlon than ho could get In any other
way. It Is nil assembled here for him
and tlie exhJbUsJare in charge of a
corp of highly trained specialists who
are glad to'explain any feature and
to furnish literature on nny 'subject
covered by tho Department.
Thsrfb exhibits alono are worth the
price of admission to tho Fair Grounds
Urk’s Garage is among" the new
•garages nnd machine shops *to open
Lere ih the past week ami the new*
garage will be located at the corner
o f First street und Sanford nvenue
nt the old stand o f W. S. IJnnd. Urk
means J. H. Urauhart, who has been
In the business here for many yenrs
and for some time pnst has been in
the machine shop of the B. & O. Mo
tor Co., having a fine reputation ns
a. mechanic and garage expert. Ia?x
Carrn’way, who has also been with
the B. & 0. Gnrage will be associated
with Mr. Urquhart in the new von*
PH O N E 497
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,
Lansing, Mich., Oct. 8,
Reo Varn Motor Co.,
Jacksonville, Fla.
We hereby Guarantee prices of all models Reo* passenger cars and
Speed Wagons against Reduction in price before April First Nineteen
Twenty-one. If the List Price of any Reo Passenger Cars or Trucks
should be reduced before April First we will rebate the amount of such
rccuction to any retail purchaser purchasing Reo Automobiles after this
R E O M O T O R C A R CO
D RK ’S GARAGE AMONG
TRE NEW F.NTER PRISES
Deane Turner
1
STAMBOUL”
For Harding and Coolidge—Republi
can
James W. Archibald F. F. Pope
E .M . HreUforjl
• R. G. Smith
Eelam) M. Chultb
George P.
Wentworth
Freshly Ground ,
•Any Quantity
^-v* ia
| ic
U. S. Government
Sends Big Exhibit
T o the State Fair
TIAI, ELECTORS,
DRINK
I
Photo tnken in New York sIlWs
Sari, the "Virgin of Stumhuu!'," said
to Ik* the most beautiful girl in Tur
key, and heiress to $100,900,000, who
wns discovered In New York hy Sheik
Ben Mohammed, brother nf the cmlr
of Iledjnz, who sent him on the search.
It Is said thnt the pretty J3art nrrlved
here with an American army officer
some months ago. The two worked
their way from MriYsdlles. After a
period the officer look to flight ami
she took to dishwashing, later setting
flowers on the city stri-et*.
However, all’s well now. She Is
staying nt n leading hotel nnd won’ t
have to wnsli dishes any more. She
will return home with the sheik. It
is said her mother nnd father died of
grief oyer her disappearance. Hnri is
said to be affianced to the emir and
upon return to Turkey will probably
l*e plactfd under his jurisdiction.
DEVELOPMENT OF
DAIRYING SHOWN IN
STATE FA IR EXHIBITS
Jacksonville.—Tho dairy cattle sec
tion at the State Fair, NoV. 18-27, will
furbish a graphic demonstration o!
the possibilities of this Important Indust ry In Florida. The development
of dairying on a largo scale In Florida
Is hot tig talked persistently of late,
arid Hi Importance la becoming more
and in.'i • realized.
Seeing Is bclIqVIng, and hence
those who are In doubt, or who fed
themselves not fully advised on the
subject will bo nblo to post thorn
solves by visiting tho State Fair’*
dairy show.
The Dailv Herald should bo a via
itor to your Lome every day.
T h e above wire again shows
M otor Car Com pany
I
to serve
Autom obile or Truck manufactui
come
such a G U A R A N T E E . .
Like the R eo Passenger Cars i
other has yet com e out with such a Guarantee of Service
and Satisfaction.
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by others have not
weakened the position of the Speed W a g o n or Passenger
cars as they still have the best value on the market.
Let us demonstrate the fact to you.
WHERE SERVICE IS CERTAIN
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD
Sanford's Most Popular Hole!
SEMINOLE HOTEL and GRILL
Under Maniacment of
WALTER B. OLSON
I Sell It
Our Specialty-*—Seminole's
famous $1 Sunday Dinner
de luxe.
J . E . SPURLING
A la Carte Service all day
OUR OFFER ffi TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS
BANK, ALIKE.
If there is any particular in which we may be of service,
our management will highly appreciate your call.
• Our service* is Justified-only as it is helpful to yutr, to this
community.
WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE.
HOME INSTITUT ION
MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1920
AMERICAN SHIPS
MADE GOOD RECORD.
If You Do Not Have Faith and Confidence
NEW YORK, Oct. 11,— Vessels uf
the United States Shipping Board
carried 13,379,234 tons ''o f
export
meichsndise and 7,239^38'tons of im*
ports during the fiscal year ended
June 30 last, according to a state*
ment of Shipping Board activities
made public here today. Tht; cargo
carried, the report states, constitut
ed 30 per cent of the country’s exrt business and 27 per cent of. the
ports, the' percentages being fixed
on the return of the total foreign
commerce of the United States for
the-fiscal year.
The business of the Shipping
Board was handled through 49 Anier
ican ports, New York ranking first
with 28.2 per cent o f the exporta
and 36.0 per cent o f thg imports, or
27.9 per cent of the total business.
ranked
second, each with 10
New Orleans thin! wit.
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The north Atlantic district, includ
ing 11 ports from Baltimore north,
handled nearly 48 per cent o f the ex
port-business and 58 per cent of the
imports; the South Atlantic district
Utndled 19 per cent of the combined
exports and imports and the gulf dis'
' ' 10.7 per cent, The Pacific div
trict
ision handled 11 per cent
Exporta were forwarded
in yourself you cannot expect others to depend on you
If you do not save money how do you expect others
to
lend you
money?
those that have will be given" is true in the business world as in the Bible.
'T o
The moral
lift it cites yon will bring you success besides the interest it accumulates.
B
CAPITAL 830.000.00
SURPLUS 115.000.00
PEOPLES BANK O f SANFORD
returned imports, Iceland being the
exception. Included among the im
ports handled were 1,720,733 tona of
petroleum,
constituting
24 per
tcrude
r u u u
p
t 't l U l l 'U I i l t
L U I iB V U U tlliK
cent o f the total Import business.
AMERICAN LEGION
WILL PARADE
On A. C. L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues
The boys of Campbell Lossing Post
arc going to show you what a live,
snappy appearance they make in un-
PH O N E 6 2
There will be a Democratic rally at
jake Mary tonight and one at Longwood Wednesday night'
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BEFORE BUYING YOUJJ LUMBER
Specials for Thursday
Friday and Saturday
Reaj Sweet, Simon
Pure Granulated
Sugar, per lb. . .
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THE CASE yus 0TCr-
Aristos Flour—positively the best
that money can buy. To introduce
it Thursday, Friday and Saturday
24 Pound
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AND WE Jury.mcn.
WERE L O C K E D In n room.
D ONLY one of t:
W A3 FOB conviction.
A L L T H A T <lay.
Sack at
only . .
AND AT * « pi*< r lime.
WE fE L T
Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera
tion and. we can supply yout* every want in choice Flor
ida and W estern Beef, Pork, Lamb, Sausage, Veal, Liver,
and every Packing House Products.
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riding.
AND THEN til thw
h.
THE LIVELONG clttut
WE TALKED and f.-s h L
CUT NO argument.
SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c
WOULD SATISFY L.m.
AND MORNING caflio.
Our delivery is prompt and you ’ ll get courteous treat
ment and good service here — if you don t, |just tell the
boss.
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A GRAY ami cheerless dawn.
AND OUR stubborn
WAS OUT Of smokes,
AND GAVE him ono,
OF MY cigarettes.
JUST A coinci
IT MAY bnvo been.
BUT I rather doubt I
ARE LIKE yotfr smokes.
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fields have so many frieods among both
classes of smoker*.
Cut Rate Tire House
Old Ford Garage
B A T T E R IE S for all makes of automobiles. We han
dle nothing but fully guaranteed Tires and Batteries
Ford Size Tires
Batteries - -
Ray Bros., Sanford, Florida
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Islnq the Family.
CONTRIBUTIONS
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AND HELP DEMOCRATS
ON TO VICTORY.
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Contributions for the Democratic
campaign to be sent to the trcasur
er of the Democratic National Com
mittee will be taken here at __ the
Herald office and the names given
credft in thia apace each week. Any
o f the loyal Democrats who with to
make a contribution no matter how
amali, should give it in and giving it
will know that it is going for a good
cause. Tho following have sept in
their contributions:
The following contributions were
added by C. II. Ixifflcr, that energetic
and true old wheel horse o f the Dem
ocratic party who went out and made
a personal solicitation of the follow
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nole County Democrat'
Exc. Committee-.. ...|
.25.00
J. J .. Dickinson
So;
Mrs. F. P. R in e s .............. 1.00
C. H. L c ff le r ...................... 2.00
D. A. Caldw ell................... 1.00
E. C. M ills ......................... 1.00
J. M. Stcuman ...........
.50
Seminole M arket__________ ‘ 2.00
Leym Alman ____________ 1.00
L. J. B a k e r ___ _________ 1.00
G. R, Hardder - ______ . . . 1.00
S. Bobbins
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1,00
Mabel S n in t________
.50
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$2,275
Seven Passenger Chalmers
2,150
Five Passenger Chalmers]..... 2,085
Sport Model Chalmers .........
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A t Their Last Meeting October 4th
The following bills as audited b y ,
Road and Bridge Fund.
40.00
the Clerk and presented to this Board Wm. Wood ---------. . . . -------16.00
were approved and ordered paid at B. Allman — --------------- -—
.73,61
the last meeting:
IE. C. Langston......................
35.00
Road Bond Fund
i £ « ■ £ . McDougal .............
\ 84.65
Fred T. Williams .............. I 474.60 Noli & Noll ....................
78.51
E. C. Langston ..................
725.101E. C. Langston .....................
E. C. Langston ................ 5,402.39: W. E. HaWkins .....................
Noll & Noll ..........................
157.81 Mahoney Walkcr Co................
101.60
Noll & Noll .......................... 2,292.15 [The Texas Company ...........
Jil.45
Noll * Noll .......................... 3,558.40 J. B. Lawton Motor Co..........
' 6.80
Noll & Noll ........................
33C.C8.B- W. Lord ................ .........
253.33
|J. M. Wynn .................. .......
General Fund
6.50
,or.
|Hill Hardware Co. ---------- E. A. Douglass ----------------1.50
*30*00 1Wesley A llm a n .................... ,
Dr.' J. T. D en ton ------- »-----379.80
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Geo. A. DeCottes ________
ro oo j Fred T. Williams ...............
129.00
Frank H arriet__ '— . . . —
?n not Wight Grocery Co................
434.57
II. C. D u B ose 1___ - —. .
11.25
25.00 Ball Hardware, C o . ________
Mrs. L. C. Glisson _________
2.00
65.00 A. J. L o ssin g -------------------E. C. Williamson _________
25.00
2.00 D. H. C. Rabun ...................
E. E. Brady ........................
15.00
45.00 L. Bennett ______________
K. A. Douglass ------------Hill
Lumber
Co.
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132.54
100.00
M. B erry'______________
8.00
59.95 L. A. B ru m lcy ____________
W. C. Williamson ..............
4.00
81.05 O. P. S w o p e __________ ,____
M. D. Gatchel .........•_...........
C.
W.
Entzmlngcr
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8.00
60.00
Dr. R. E. Stevens ---------12.00
.65 E. H. Kilbee ......................
Herald Printing C o . ---------O.
C.
Bryant
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57.65
14.45
Burorughs Adding Mch. Co.
10.00
24.95 S. It. W o o d s ........ - ...............
So. Bell Tel. & Tel. Co____
Total.................... '..*25.00
Flno and Forfeiture Fund.
6.10
------------ x-----------Hill Hnrdware Co. -----------_______
50.00
29.71 Schelle Maines
i?o. Utilities Co. -------«.----Uplift Through Selene*.
____ 1.........
2.25
3.50 A. R. Stiles
Woodruff
&
Wataon
-------It Is the applimttfin of science to the Elliott Fisher Co. ----- -—
6.60
4.98 Theo. Aulln ______________
Work that helps ihi* worker. Tlie social Frank L. Woodruff -------14.25
45.00 A. J. McCullcy ______
reformer cheers lint doe* r.ol Invig II. & W: B. Drew Co..........
1.00
107.10 R. Strange — v----------- —
orate. As Prof. Mllllken well said not S. F. DoudnoA --------------____________ 1.00
110J00 Andrew Aulin
1.00*
long ago: “One little new advance like Frank H a rr is ------15.80 J. B. Jones ______________
1.00
15.00 D. -C. Shupe __________
the discovery of ductile tungsten which Treasurer of Red C r o s s ----1.00
812.00 A. Fnrnell ............ - .............
makes electric light one third ns ex Vminole County Bank ___
B. Williams ..................
1.00
4.20 W.
pensive os It wns before. Is n larger I . A. Brumloy --------------1.00
4.00 A. L. Malcom . . . ______—
contribution to hutnnn well betng than L. •P. Hagan ---------- --------1.00
fi.OO W. M. W rig h t........................ Y •II kinds of change- in the social C. W. Bntsminger -----------D. P o lstcn -----------------1-00
7.40 M.
O. P. Swope _____________
order."—
Sntnuel
Oro»ttier
In
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1.00
. 6.40 Steen Nelson _____________
E. H. Kilbee ........................
World’s Work.
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1.00
472.22 Bob Crawford
S, O. Shinholser __________
W. E. Argo _______
11.00
C. L. West - ..........................
1.00
R. It. Whitten .......................
65.00
B. E. Brady ........................
14.04
E. E. Brady ...........................
50.00
E. F. Householder
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30.67
Schelle Maines
----------1.11
E. E. Brady ................
63.70
elephone and elegraph ompany
E. E. Brady .......................
35.00
Sanford SteamLaundry —
1.92
E. A. Douglass ____________
9.00
elephone
elegraph ompany
IHCORPOflATCO
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Rond and Bridge fund- 6,000.00
Genernl fund .....
1,000H00
Changes in Prices
S3
J. M. Lord and w ife --------C. A. Clark ......................
W. E. Collins ............ i ~
Louia R. C o llin s___ _—. .
Schwarts ___________
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A. Banner _______________
W. A. Tillis ........................
C. A. Anderson _________
A. M allum _____________ *
M. Hanson ---------------------J. N. Scarccy, of Longwood, sends
In the following contributions from
Longwood: ,
J.
N. Searcy ___________
1.05
C.
B. S e a r cy ----------------- 1.00
L.
R. Payne . . . -----1.00
L.
J. Hartly ..................... 1.00
C.
E. Hartley ................... 1.00
Mrs. Berta-Allen ________ 1.00
C. \V. E n tim ln ger____ . . . .1,00
Mrs. M. A. Hardaway .— * .20
Mrs. J. N. Searcy ---------- 1.25
L. W. Entzmlngcr --------- 1.00
B. J, Overstreet _________ 1.00
W. L. Waits ...................... 1.00
Tell Williamson ................ ‘ 1.00
Mrs. Lorrie C ra m e r___ _ 1.00
J. M. Chnffer .-................... 1.00
W'. E. Allen .................... 1.00
O. H. F ra in ............ ........... 1.00
T. G. Roebuck............. 2.00
W. C. Sntchur *— , ...... 1.00
Mrs. Barta S e a r cy __ 1.25
S. C. Dickson ___________ 1.00
J. M. Waits ..................... 1.00
Florence Lovell _________
.25
Boys and girls who lrnrn early ti
taka proper core pf their testl,
throats, eye*, ears and stomachs, bin
made a long step toward >tt!tk)
manhood and womanhood. Thronjb
Its public health and nursing im
Ices, the American Red Gross ilm<
eventually te reach all school chltdm
with teachings regarding disease pre
ventlon and health promotion Htr*‘i
a school nurse treating a little girl
for sore mouth, at the same Hue Its
planting a valuable l(asou Id teeth
brushing and proper diet.
$1,170
MOBLEY’S
CANDIES
LOTT MOTOR COMPANY f
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Southern Bell T
Cumberland
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Sampler
Huyler’s
Candies
Wiley’s
Candies
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Log Cabin
Pecan Nut Roll
ATLANTA. QA.
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American Royalist*
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John .iiliiinseninjatrd it.a.
oneihlnl of ail the people of (he colonies
sere roynlJ*!*, Hint it,, opposed In tho
war *vlih Great Britain, a minority
of these favored obedience to lirlt ;» t.»•
Ish laws, but the great majority op
posed the British methods with the
colonies, but wanted a pcauMbtr set
tlement ami the miilntenntKo et the
British connection. The war drove the
royalists, or so-called Tories, Into arm
ed resistance, and In the colon) of
Nen Yolk alone more than '.’U.OOt)
took up arm* for the British. Out of
ft total population of less ihi.r. 4,000,0OO -oure than OO.tsiO royni.rta left
the colonies during the revolution be
muse of their political position.
M O B L E Y ’S
TO THE PUDLrCt
PURE FOOD
Tho g ra v ity ^ o f^ th a .o o n d itio n B o o n fro n tln g 'th a ;te le p h o z sT in d u a try
(lrTthia atoto domanda V o u r'a o rio u a coneidoration Just aa muoh a a it,
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.roquiroa tho beat^thoughV and^offorta o f tho telephone company.
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largo addition s to the e x is tin g t o l o t h o n e 'f a c i l i t i e a , coating m illio n s
o f d o lla r s , muat he made.
EfMT11i gi ■
W® f o e l th y tj» o ohould/plabe b e fo r e 'y o u a l l o f the fa c ta and'
ciroumotancoajoJ^tbe operation s o f th is Company.
Daily Fashion Hint
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This wo propose to)
d o .b y e Borioe o f odvertiBeiaenta^in the nowepapbra.
And everything else usually
found in a first class
market
I personally^ know th at the atotementa'oppeorirtg in theao 'e d v e r tiaemonta a r o .fe o ta ? .
I s h a ll be glad to fu m ia h s a t is fa c t o r y proof,
Prime
W estern
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402 SANFORD AVENUE
of^tho acoureoy o f any atatemenVwhich may bo quootioEad.,
Should^these^advertlaement^Jomit any fa o t about which inform ation
C. A. M A T H E W S
la deal rod * o r ^ i f a d d ition al^in form ation i s doairod about any statement
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There is» a b so lu te ly »T n o ,fa o t or fig u ro r e la tin g to the’ Company’ s
REAL ESTATE
A N*w Man With th* Old Firm
A, P. Conolljr, 108 Magnolia Ave.
a f f a i r s whioh7wo~will^not^be glad to ^ fu r n is h .
Sounds funny to talk on
Refrigerators— but this is
X most e a r n e stly beg th p t you o a re fu lljrV e e d ond” c b n ild e r ‘ the
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Dark blue st?rg« fur the oue-ploca
frock la uudouhledly , f.mart nnd
wRcn a beaded ‘border Is added to
the tunic, what more could ho de*
elred? The blouse with long Hues
1b emphasized in this model. It f u
tons-in surplice effect und has long,,
slender revers nnd a rolling collar.
CtoscHfUting alcoves ami a nnrrow
Ibfilt of rlbtwn tbll tho rtst of the •
Vtory. Medium alto roanlroa 3jJ
yards 64-luch serge. *
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Pictorial Review Dress No. 9067.
Sixes. 34 to 48 Inches bust- Prttfc,
35 cents. Beading No. 1209S. TrunaCcr, blue or ydlowt 75 cento.
eek.m e_for. any. fu rth e r.in fo rm o tio n you” moy deoj
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W e have just received ft
belated shipment of
Refrigerators and
Ice Boxes
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this
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Mention o f ,
Matters In Brief
Personal Itemn
of Interest
Summary ot the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Reader*
Lo n
Tit AIN SCHEDULE
departments of the YoweJI Drew Co.,
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stofe in Orlundo, Mr. Scngle is one
Arrival Departure of the lnruc furniture dealers of
1:58 a.m. 2:03 a. in. Gainesville.
No. 3
a. m. 12:00
12:05 p.m.
No. SI — , —.11:45
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No. 80 ---------- 3:05 p.ni. 8:25 p. m
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2 :43a. m. 2:58-a m i,
rs’ Schellc Maine* j,
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* * o f her parents, Mr. am!
3:25 jt. m. 1 Mrs. John Hcrby, in Dayton, Ohio.
7:35 p. tn. Judge Mninea has fallen o ff consid
No. S5 ---------- 7:30 p. m.
Trilby llranch
erably during her absence but ox
a. m. pects to get better right along now
No. 100
Minule Mnn Six
p. m. with home cooking again.
No. 24
Leesburg llranch
No. 158 --------------- ---------- 7:50 n. m.
George Keller, of Orlando, and Mr.
No. 22 ----------- ------------- 7:35 p. m. nnd Mrs. J. L. Sterett, of New Or
W e have sold in the last
Ovcido llranch
leans, are in the city today. Mr.
No. 127 ................ - .............. 3:40 p.m. Keller nnd Mr. Sterett represent the Three W eeks, Three Lexington
-----------------x ---------------- Mergenthaler Linotype Co., and arc
- •ENERGIZER" is. n human vac- here to Close a deal with the Herald Cars and have several orders
uiim cleaner, atimulcnt. Do it Now. Printing Co., for a No. 14 Linotype for future delivery.
lw k machine, which is one o f the largest
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Ron. Roy Harden, o f Orange City, and best machines that is on the
was in the city today on business and market today.
his many friends here were glad to
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W e will receive in next few
*tt him again.
Cikib
IS A CLUB COMPOSED OF THIRTEEN MEMBERS OF THE SANFORD
nO Alip OF TRADE. WITH OFFICERS, RULES AND BYLAW S OF
•HEIIt OWN. THEY WORK IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BOARD
OI- TRADE, TAKE HOLD OK THE SMALLER THINGS THAT MEAN
MUCH FOR SANFORD AND WORK THEM UP TO WHRRK THEY
ARK READY FOR THE BOARD OF TRADE TO HANDLE THEM THFY
MEAN TO DO THINGS FOR SANFORD. ANd ' t H E Y W IL L DO IT. ..
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Attorney John Murrcl left this
tnprning for his home at Okeechobee
after aoending the week end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, K. It. Mur
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. S. Holly, Mrs. R.
J. Holly, Mrs. J. B. Lawson and Mrs.
Henry Purden formed a party o f
Sanford visitors to Orlando Saturdny
afternoon.
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LANDW
.GILLI
PERPETUAL
DISSATISFACTION.
T h e man w h o has to stay at homo
It's Just that what w e'vo ntway* had
Is what w e’ re aye condem nin’,
Dr. Patton leaves for Atlanta to
day after conducting revival services .’Twoutd sure be finer, would it not.
at the Presbyterian church for the
And give the w orld a rest.
past two weeks. Dr. Patton mndo If each declared that w hat he’ d g o t
W as Just the very best?
many friends while here and thoy all
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hope to sec him ngain in the near
Couldn't Stand Everything.
future.
ing Into." It mild.
• • •
EXPLAINED.
“ What is mssnt by the news*
paper headline, 'Lemons save
doctor’s bills?”
PJUCED—ALWAYS
Ii
M @ s B iIb © ir s
♦
GUARANTEED FOR YOUR SATISFACTION.
WE REFUND YOUR MONEY FOR ANYTHING YOU PURCHASE FROM
US AND ARE NOT SATISFIED THAT YOU GOT YOUR
. MONEYS WORTH
*
,♦
*
*
No Better Car can be bought
or what the LEXINGTON
Sells For.
Y
%
,
.
B. and 0
D is trib u to r s for
Seminole, Lake V o
lusia, Orange an'd
Osceola Counties
Wayne Thomas ia in the eity today
calling on hia friends. Wayne is
not only ono of the hnndsomcst mein'
bers of the State Press Association
hut he ia also one of the beat al
though he has forsaken the office
for the rend nnd is now with the
Thomas Advertising Co., of Jackson
ville. He is tho owner of the Plant
City Courier and has been down
there fur the past two weeks run
ning the offjee while Fenton Pro
wett, his editor nnd business mnnn
ger, has been taking n vacation.
are Bure to lose an opportunity to
vote on aome question that closely
concerns them, even if they do not
wish to cast it ballot in the coming
general election. It has perhaps not
been called to the attention (>f the
women in a sufficiently strong man
net- that it ia a case of registering
now (^w aiting -until 1^22. The wo
men as a unit should choose NOW,
for they do not know how soon some
question may arise in which they are'
vitally interested, and which needs
------------- x ------------their support, and unless they have
REGISTER NOW OR
registered this full, they cannot vote
. .NOT UNTIL. 1922. until ’utter the next registration of
Women who fail to register
When ono retires In n flrcless, rndlatorless, registerless room awny
from home, they sometimes put
one of theso kerosene, air-cooled-con
sumers In with him for company.
Any time he wakes In the night ho
knows the stove Is there, because ha
can smell It.
Uc Is glqd It doesn't tnnko any
now
1Q22.
'-*• '
To vote, or not to vote, may still
be a question in the minds o f many
women, who still hnvo their doubts
about casting n ballot next month,
but certainly there ought to be no *
heaitnncv about the registration. TO
REGISTER AND REGISTER EAR'.
LY la clearly a responsibility thnt
must be met in order that the worn*
en may he ready to do their duty
nnd their full duty at any time ns re'
gnrds the exercise o f their right o f
franchise.
THE REGISTRATIONBOOKS CLOSE OCTOBER 9th, and
it* is hoped the passing of today
will
bring
no .regrets
disap'
___ ___
n ....
. n , w w or
i
uiadfi
(ointments to loynl Sanford women,
iut leave nil with a consciousness'of -y ‘
n duty well end faithfully fierform'
*
W ig h t T i r e C o
AUTO
SUPPLIES
Sanford. Florida
photo-reel stulT Is unfurled.
And every Jlt-show In tho land h u “ the
beat m ovies tn the w orld.”
The hybrid Inherited Its heat from
the glow-worm and Us arotnu from
thq skunk.
T f c SStoir© T D a a iO s
❖
"It means that those who sava
their monay instead of paying
their hills ara regarded by the
attendant physicians as lea*
ons,”
* s s
Ol, VOIL.
From rugged Maine to dotden Gate this
s e e
Oil Stove*.
One time In n careless moment
Luther Burbank, tho well-known dotj*
ble-crosser, conceived the unique and
mischievous Idea of crossing tho
glowworm nnd the skunk.
The result wns an oil stove.
PER POUND
T Ifli@ s ©
OF TIIE BOARD OF TRADE Alffe THE REA I. BOO
OF SANFORD IS OUR STORE THE REAL STYLE HEADC
ER8. THE
PLACE WHERE SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES ABE
_ YES
___
AND
—WE ABE STYLE HEADQUARTERS IN EVERYTHING YOUNG MEN
AND MEN WHO STAY YOUNG WANT— FROM HATS TO SHOES— AL
WAYS AHEAD OF WHAT OTHERS OFFER—ALWAYS CORRECTLY •
days a , special Thoroughbred
(Sport) and w e invite you to
call and ask for a Demonstra
tion. -
A man tubl Just walked under a lad
Mr. nnd Mrs. N. J. Liilnrd, Mr. der.
and Mrs. H. A. Neel, Mr. Dcano
A girl split t|»e snlt and threw nona
Treadwell nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ralph of It over her left shoulder.
K Gore and children motored to
A hoy lind Just kicked n blnrk rnt
Orlando Sunday morning, taking n that crossed tip* rend.lunch and stopping ut Wildwood
Providence pulled down Its veil.
Park, near Orlando, for n picnic din.
“ My fnce won’t stand any more Hy
net
Granulated
a s
(Copyright |
Kind* that n ot to his liking.
Hon. J. N. Scarcey, o f Longwood, The
"druihmer," always on tho roam.
one of the prominent Citixena of that'
Is sick anil tired ot hiking.
place, was in the city today bringing J
(n n fine contribution from the loyal j H j.n ’l that u,o home 1, bad
The road 's no such a lemon;
Democrats of that section
John F. Soaglc, of Gnincsviilc, and
Hiss Chapman, of Orlnndo, were in
the city today. John is an old
friend of the editor o f the .Herald and
we hud mnnjr good times together
“way hack yonder 4ji the cornfields"
in minstrel shows and other amuse
menu in old Alachua county. Mhot
Chapman-is formerly* of Gainesville,
but is now the head of one of the
*TmHiTFw " '}v
.M ' y p p g j
••
In and A bout
TJtie City *st
rell.
heWIN
We carry the Largest, Most Complete
Stock of
heat, for smells smell worse In
n warm room than In a cold room.
They say there are oil stoves that
warm one. But we have not seen
all.
-------- O— -----1M****W»(*»W ****SNS*» » WW*««1
CROSBY’S KIDS
IN THE STATE
fIS THAI AU YOU
.
(rish Polalatoes, 15]lbs» * 50<
1 lb. can Crisco
30<
.1 1-2 lb can Crisco . - 50<
3 lb can Crisco
*
90<
6 lb. can Crisco
•
$1.75
1 ql. can Wesson]0il *
75c
1 pt. can Wesson Oil 40c
Everbest Nut OGo
40c
Allgood Olio.
•
* 45c
Chorngold OGo
, 50c
1 gal. cans Peacock
Syrup [$1.35
.
■* x |N.**
“ orris Creamery Butler lb. 68c
24 lbs Obelisk Flour - $1.85
12 lb Bags Obelisk Flour
1.00
Cranberries - * 15c qt.
h P. McCULLER
Florida
W t TODO?/—
./NAVU tCOT |
fu/0 M0/?C
ON THf NeXT
dLOCKrr
Our Tire Stock
a
The Largest in the City
And above all
i
j
-
ANYBODY
Tho Milkweed.
The milkweed, n plant that Iiks 11
much longer nnmo thifn Ihnt, hut on*
which would not* be 'nearly a* attrac
tive for ua (o use, Is c#i>eclally well*
known In Amerlcn. In tho autumn
when tho pods hove Opened and there
la a brisk*- breere. the wind carries
tholr seed* far nnd nrnr. Then the
downy *eedu an* aeon flying like tiny
airships almost everywhere. In search
of 0 homelike growing place. where
they nm.v appear In the spring ns tall,
slender stalk*.
'
.
'
Chandler
Franklin
a
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
NUMBF.R 162
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1*?0
jJHE AMERICAN RED CROSS
IN PEACE TIME
Health Promotion
13” CLUB PUTTING ON ONE FOR
THE BENEFIT OF CLUB
HOUSE.
IN THE COURT HOUSE TO TALK
MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE
ELUSIVE RIDERS
OF
THE
ICIIT PLY THEIR TORCH
RIGHT ON. .
ATLANTA, Oct. 1 2 .-G in s
it
Dougins nnd surrounding countio»
»r«- bcyig posted with warning* tc
dose on account of the price of cot.ton. Sheriff.
S Baggett of Doug
las county reported to Governor Dor
s, v todny,
nnd■added
that he had
ofJ
m AOArt
aI nl
FANS
WERE
DISSAPOINTED
SOMEWHAT
IN
THE GEN
The ’’ 13" Club will Rive a dance at
’ KRAL RESULT
j U r Rural 8err- the Valdez Hotel next Friday night
the American and the members are now on the
(By Th* AatorUUd fr.it.)
raw more closely street selling the tickets for the
CLEVELAND. Oct. 12.— After a aselher. Here Is sunu>. The DeLnnd Orchestrn will game full of thrills Cleveland won the
j mother with • furnish the music for the occasion world's series here today by the score
of 3 to 0. Cleveland went into the
_______________ and delicious punch will be furnished
game with the sole thought of win
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to the dancers all through the even* ning the game and cinching the
ing, the punch being under the su- World Series and with thousands of
||C
porvislon of that veteran master .of loval fans rooting for'them, took the
vT
all such delicaciea, lion. Eugene penant for the 1920 series, hollowing
Roumillat. The floor Is good and the
is the game by innings:
weather is cool nnd there will he
rirst— Brooklyn 0, (.rimes nnd Mil
_
.
waltzes nnd one-steps for the older ler:
Cleveland
0. Covelskic and.
ones and the fast fox-trots for the O'Will
D P rP|0 I|t]C' younger ones and there will also be
Second— Rrooklyn 0. Cleveland 0.
K h I I r V l i l l l plent'- ..f intermission where the
pefi1le ran irot totretber and talk and
_
otherwise enjoy a pleasant qvening.
r ON THE PAR*
I he dance is given to raise money
for Ihe new club house of the Rod
l.
. nnd Gun Club recently organized here
*»•
|fr>* fbe TsoiefTt o f tnc local hunters
—
jitul fishermen iuiU-yuLci»meii and ul*
0 t jo __ The so for the visiting^lfdurrats who-will
'
* "11.
find nt the headquarters of the Rod
’ try appealed to- jin(j fil||, (*|„|, ftj| that they can wish
ilson against. thi jn
Wuy of amusements during the
idler of the treas- winter days ‘and evenings, i he Rod
ury department 1and Gun (Tub will also have n fine
n the roads nil ' dancing floor where the younger set
e them under the can dance at any time and this build
s. of the trims. 1my will fill a long felt want in Snnfimil accounting ford and the idea should receive the
by the carriers, 'support of all the people. Instead of
v'lck ruled that , making a rumpnign and shaking
for income defic- ! down the long suffering public for
d between March money the Huh will tint on a series
Ifie,I for payment of entertainim-ms giving the people
‘ommerce Com- a run for the money.
1 the total deficit , , So let everybody get tickets for the
nd could not he •dance Friday night nt the Valdez
is of tin, law. The Hotel.
GKT a PENSION
ic posiaion th a t,
—*--------::------- ;----ecs ito the roads ■COX STANDS.ON
-A pension fund
and not bv nieceLEAF! E OF V VITOS
The fanners of the Sanford sec
tion wil hold another meeting in the
court house tonight nt eight o'clock
and all of the growers of this sec
tion should be there. Not only the
growers hut the buyers and shippers
as well, for there nre questions that
affect everyone engaged in the grow
ing nnd shipping of fruits nnd vege
tables front Florida to he discussed.
The wage scale will be the priqcipnl
topic and it is one that looms large
on thi? horizon of the growers nnd of
every business that is subsidiary to
the growing business.
m
WESLEY GATHERING
AT GAINESVILLE
SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS
DATES—LONGW OOtfff
.
MORROW NIGHT
Z S S S A S S V l.'Z £&
c
a r r a a v ?
than wns collected withmin
................ "1 live per cei.u ' ' Y" ‘
[mm the saInru*, of the J.et.efk larltS,
contributions by their employers o
an amount equivalent to one m«r cent
f .|.,,;r munlldy salaries, uml by do
f,
rii-V
ol
tmUotui.
legacy
s und the proceedsThi
theatrical and other b«n«nla.
nM
f u l„|
republican day
|
the prt-j
........ „t .u i
Saturday,
oct.
17146291
ifi
ni„ r, . M r t T s r . «t ii..«i v .i
RKI’ RESENTATIVES FROM FA
Hi"rt 1"*Diri" K , .ORGANIZATIONS. .MEET AT
in ro rn r nnd p r o fit ta x e s . NVarly-ev-; t o a s t responses, and then, i t # P’
WHITE HOUSE TODAY.
ery source of revenue showed an in- public sneaking on the stm t. A,n" ’p
croase over the original estimates. , hl)!lc who have sent word they will
(Or Th. a>mkU(.i1 rt.tt.)
The increased use of cignrs und clg- |ms here are Cnmnpign Mannirer A1
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.— Repre
nrettes brought in large revenues.
cxnn.ler Akernmn. Ghndidatc Jbi
sentatives frbm farm organizations
In nil parts of thv country met here
tmlay nnd decided to present to the
White House a requests. fc*e-confcreqcc with the president nnd cabinet
members nt which needs of agricul
turists Ik* discussed.
the government’s receipts come from dez, followed by
HARDING WINDS UP
SPEAKING TOUR
STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS
BELIEVE ANARCHY WILL
HESULT
.
(Br Th* AsmcUU* rrttt.)
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.' — The
state department officials believe the
end of Bolshevism In Russia Is near
and are considering what will follow
Soviet rule. Danger of another an
archy and chaos there is declared to
be real.
*
KILLS CHILDREN
CRANK’S STORY IS
*
NOT BELIEVED
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. l i —
Although believing the utory of tnc
smothering to death of baby false*,
authorities today continued search lor
Baby Blakely Coughlin, kidnapped
Norristown baby whom August Pasqualc confessed he filled after steal
ing the child from its parents bed
room nt night No trace o f the body
can be found and it is believed tho
child is still alive.
>
,
,
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0 . P. Swope, of Oviedo was in the
city today 'httendlng the meeting, of
the county commissioners. ~-
AT THE STAR THEATRE
TONIGHT
MARGUERITE CLARK in
ALL OF A SUDDEN PEGGY
F ox News and a Comedy
w o u ld
i*e s u p e r * i*e,I
l>k .
1,11
from the fin’d :t l-'-r «-•" "f Mie'r or
dinar\ snlurns mulDph'd
y
number
y u «* '*" > haw ?rved.
McSWEKNHY STAYS WITH ’EM
(hr Th. AiwUnJ fret*.)
LONDON. Oct. 12.— Lord
McSweeney riasnrd a restful
nnd his condition was good
Mxty^rim d a y Of his hunger
anid' the hullctin todny.
SEND IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS
AND HELP DEMOCRATS
ON TO VICTORY.
MARQUARD FINED
_
.
ONE DIG DOLLAR
„
( l r Th. AmacUU* r r tu .)
CLEVELAND. Oct. 12.— Rube Marqtiard, the Brooklyn pitcher, was fin
ed one doHsr today on the charge'of
ticket scalping.
%
MISt BU.ANEOUS SHOWER.
Muaaon and Mist
Miss KlizalrvUr.
gave a hilscellaneoui
Minnie AHe
Wednesday evening at thi
honu*1'"of'" Mis* Musson. In tu>n«r oz
Miss Evelyn Bonier.
.
.,V1,
The house was very attractlv®,
beautifully decora «‘d with
,
brary and parlor. In the d'ldthg roiim
i.laced ill (he center of the -able, wan
a large hux with windows ;,nd <loor«r
made to represent the Hr National
Bank and standing en thv stcpa^as.
a miniature bride. lh K‘ lHn
placed in tW» hank nnd • i*s Berner
was handed a check “ With Mf> und
U-at wishes,” signed. Her !•riendj*.
Then she was asked to remove th
many beautiful gifts from the hunk.
A novel feature of the evening wan a
mock trial, which caused much mcrriment. Soon after Mlsa Berner a ar
rival she was arrested hv the “hcrifT
(Miss Katherine A ycoc^ who worn,
a badge and carried a club.
lh a
prisoner waa tried Tor dcscrtlon.having deserted her post of duty at the
First National Bnnk where she haa
been employed for nome time.
The attorney for the defendant
(Mrs. John G. Iieonardyl and attor
ney for the plaintiff
L. M.
OafTPll) examined the* witnesses. K
verdict of guilty was rendered and
sentence prontwnced by the judge,
(Mrs. W. f . Fields) which wns life
Imprisonment with her accomplicei tn
the prison o f matrimony. Delightful
refreshments were served loiislstlng
of fnlit salad, sandwiches, nnd tea.
After wishing Miss Berner u long and
happy life, the guests d el« . ted feelimr that they had spent n very plens-
Contributions for the Democratic
campaign to be sent to th*) treasur
er of the Democratic National Com:
mittee will be taken here at the
Herald office and the names given
credit in this apace each week. Any
of the loyal Democrat! who wish to
make a contribution no mntter how
small, should give it in and giving it
will know that it la gtdng for a good
cause. Tho'following have sept in
their contributions:
l*reViously rep orted____ 118.50
M. Dnndclake— . — -------- 1.00
J. D. P a rk e r------------------ 1 00
A. L. Betts ........................ 1.00
E. I). M obley...................... LOO
A.
J5. Bearden*________
1.00
Stokes i M ilitzer---------— 1.00
B. J. Starling . . . I ------- — LOO
Hay Bros. ---------: ------. , .
100 J. F .‘ Turner
.......... 1.00
Cash - - - - - — ----------------1.00
Sanford Mclij A Fdr. C o ... 1.00
Randall C h ase................ — 1.00
W. A .-.L cffler..................... V00
Cash - - —------------------------- 2.00
_
Pust bbiodsheii in connection wiiu
widespread efforts of night riders to
keep cotton o ff the market until the
staple is bringing forty cents n pound
was r,quirted yesterday from Englaml, Arkansas. Nora Cannda. a ne
gro guard employed at the yjin ,of
Tho*. W. Steele, who had received a
warning to discontinue operations,
was found shot to donth.
The heaviest loss sustained since
Ih- night riders’ campaign began, is
reported from
Cameron,
lexas,
,h. m- the compress nod Warehouses
i.f the Cameron Compress Company
j ••! 7,0*Ml li.'tlrK of cotton wt*n* nurn*
..I Sunday morning. The (lames d<-t . 1,1 nnmerLv valued at $1.(8’ ’■*
This week and part of next the
Democratic party of Seminole coun
were between 300 nnd 400 delegates ty will rnlly around the standard nnd
in attendance, according to the regis hold public meetings at various pre
tration recfirds, hut it is stated that cincts in the county, l-ast night at
n large number was present that did Lake Mnry there was a good crowd
not register.
.
out to henr the speakers and for
T. F. Alexander, of Tampa, presi about one hour listened to line talks
dent of the Federation, who is also on t|„. vital questions "of the day.
president of the Tampa Rotary Club. Among tine speakers were George A.
is nt present enjoying his honeymoon peCottes, tJudge Householder, Judge
on the east coast, hut is scheduled
. Miiim-s, J. JI. Dickinson. C. M. Hand
he.Jn attendance to preside through Tomorrow night the meeting will be
held at Ixmgwood in the library
out the meeting.
Following a plan carried out in the building nt which meeting Longwo«.,l
federation sessions a year ago in and Altamonte people will combine
Tampa and which since that tune
have been used in every Wesley Fed
eration throughout southern ’.Method
ism. the departmental work stands
out ns one of the most attractive fen- j njt,nt in tnc
lures. Specialists from the Sunday’ |uoj n Tucsd..,
,
(
school headquarters will be present house and at -Geneva
Wednesday
to eonduct institutes.on the yvork of
at the town hull,
almost every department of the Sunplease keep these dates and meet
dav school.
.
ing places In your mind for it is im
Among the Sunday School trailer* p,,rttint that tin* tried and Hue Den
who are on the program which will
gather at these meetings and
roCer the time from Tuesdav night to (
the younger volets and the won,
Thursday noon, are Dr. F. N. Parker.
voU.r* gather there also and hear
Miss I-oln Lawler, Miss Lilly
j the questions discussed thnt arc of
worth. Rev. W. W. Carroll, Rev. W. C. t)K, greatest importance to the cittOwen. Dr. H. N. Snyder, Miss I/iis tcnB „ f this county. ,
Rogers. Miss Jessie W. Nnncc nnd
The big rnlly that was to have
Mr. M. W. Brabham. These are some lw.t,n held in Sanford Inst Mondnv
of the stronger men nnd women m night hut was postponed on arcotmt
Sunday school work in Southern iif t |u, misunderstanding In dates but
Methodism.
'
'
there will !«• n monster Democrati,
rally in tlifs city on Saturday night.
October 23rd at which time several
YEAR’S TANKS
local speakers and several speakers o
SHOW BIG INCREASE
OVKR*TTTE ESTIMATES national reputation will address tin
voters.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.—Tuxes to
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�X ilE SALFORD DAILY HERALD
MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1920
♦ ♦ M M M » » +♦+ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ »{* ♦ ♦ < ♦
dren. Mr. T. J. Lee. Mrs. B. JP. Mathcson. Mrs. W. P. Carter, Mrs, W. J.
Lawton. Mrs. F, B. Wheeler, Mrs. T.
W. Lawton. Mr. Jaa. II. Lee, Jr. And
Sir. Chas. S. Ixr. He is survived nl
so by tiro brothers, and (nyn ^ilitexs.
The many friends extend
their
deepest sympathy to the bereaved
family and relatives, and the town
of Oviedo deeply mourns the loss of
one of its most respected, revered
SESD IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS
and beloved citizens.
AND HELP DEMOCRATS
ON TO VICTORY.
TOO MANY HOOKS
FOR FLORIDA FISIl
Contributions for the Democratic
campaign
to
sent to th-s treasur
F ascinating M a d elin e T ravers.in
The Belleview Rod and Gun Club,
cr
o
f
the
Democratic
National Com
near Ocala, has adopted the follow
mittee
will
be
taken
here at the
Ing resolution, which may be o f in
terest to the members of the San Herald office and the n%pncs given
credit in this space each week. Any
ford Rod and Gun Club:
“ Resolved, That the Belleview Gun of the. loyal Damocrata who wish ro
Also a 2 Reel Christie Comedy
and Rod Club views as unsportsman make a contribution no matter how
like, and therefore, with disfavor, the small, should give it m and giving it
use of baits holding more than one will know that it'is going for a good
treble hook, and in particular, unre cause. The following have sept in
aervedly condemns, those brutal and their contributions:
*
brutalizing baits carrying five of
Herman F. S t e e le _______• 1.00
COMING-.-“ The World and His Wife
such hooks.
R. B. W ig h t...............
1.00
"Resolved Further, That other o r
J. H. T illia .......................... • 1.00
• and “ Every Woman”
ganizationa of sportsmen^e urged to •J. A. H a rro ld ________y . . 1.00
discontinue their use and mnnufac . E. E. Brady ________ j
1.00
turers be urged to discontinue their
R. C. W h itten .................... 1.00
production aiid to substitute more
V. E. D ou glass_________
1.00
humane single and double
hooks,
Deane Turner ___________
1.00
failing which this club suggests to
.Chas. E. Wood _________ 1.00
the state legislature the advisability ’ Mrs. T. K. R o l l ..........................50
of enacting a law prohibiting their
L Allen, Jr. ______________LOO
Use In the waters of Florida.
W. C. W illiamson-_______ LOO
1 “ ft-*r unthinkable that the'men of
the South who use rod and reel arc
less sportsmanlike than those n ’ otn
Cor. First St. and Sanford Ave.
Alfred Foster _
cr parts of the country, but it is ' a ■H. P.' Latspaugh
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fact, nevertheless, that treble hdoks
B. W. Herndon
baits are in almost general use, an
B. F. Whitner
almost unholy proportion o f them
J. B. Tyner
having five o f the brutal hooks,
R. V. Williams
which means no less than IB barbs on
Experienced Mechanics
L. Y. Bryan
which one game fish is invited to
John Miller . . . .
impale itself,” said R. G. Betts, the
Service Guaranteed .
R. J. Holly
official of the Belleview Club who
sponsored the resolution. “ It is the
equivalent of hunting quail with n
Threshing o f oats confirm the ear
machine gun and makes the despised tier forecasts, the indicated yield be
fish trnp appear merciful .by com ing 1,444,362,000 bushels,
almost
parison.
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“ I thiftk the situation is due to the year’s yield.
fact that the fish laws of the South
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Although the tobacco crop showed
being so liberal and the fishier sea a loss during September o f 75,000,000
son so long, a lot of ui never atop to pounds in the expected yidd, the
I f you appreciate the desira
think that a fishing fish deserve* a forecast
of
1,478,788,000
pounds
is
fighting chance.
----a theory
.. ‘the 80.000. 000 pounds larger than last
bility o f correctness in Ready
more
hooks,
the
more
fish*
seems
to year’s production. A bountiful crop
Cash
must
accompany
order.
Ten
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
have
obtained
and
in
consequence
the
rents extra if charged. ■
of potatoes also was forecast, the
RATES
to-Wear and Millinery we in
Advertising in this column in which tackle manufacturers apparently use yield being estimated at 4144)86,000
the address of the advertiser is not the South ps n dumping ground for bushels, an increase o f 2,253,000 bu.
Minimum Charge for any one
given but which refers-you to Post their five trblehook wood minnows since Sept, 1.
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office Box Number or Care of the is actual practice, it is probably that
Other estimated yields were:
One Time, per word------------- lc
Herald MUST be answered accord •the more hooka the more weeds.’ also , Klnx, 11,704,000 bushels, condition
Three Times, per w ord..*.... 2c
ingly. Please do not ask us for the more snngging and more profanity, 62.8.
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Six Times- per w o r d ...------- 3c
Rice, 52,298,000 bushels, condition
this way. Usually we do not know therefore should not be very d iffl 88. 1.
who they are, and if we do we are not cult to arouse sentiment in favor of
Over Six Times, l-2c per word
Sugar beets, 8,970,000 tons condi i
more humane and less cussablc baits: tion
expected lo tell you.
per issue.
93.4.
i we hope so, at any rate.
Apples, '34,287,000 barrels.
"All, or practically all of the treb
Peaches, 44,523.00(1 bushels.
TO RENT or for sale, large ware WANTED— Every boy in Seminole lie hnks in yse are importeii.aad-JL.
m inify. tn iwbv^^s to xFlerijs r£n appeal—to the spuzLuiiaiinkn nr~ Peanuts, 39,217,000 bushels.
house with railroad siding.—Chas.
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TT'lW, «are-7«cT»ary-Tyre>—Ven - Co. Scout," an AmnU-Ut1 Boy s Magazine. i stincts o f American manufacturers I TV-ir*\ 32.2r.rVM) hush-ls.
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166-tft? Trial six months lBc. Address ^Wil is not sufficient, the mere elimins
Inrd Lumley, Editor, Sanford. Flori tion of from two to four of the hooks , Ilean r ( “h: *<tPtes), V,364,000 bu.
Harley, 191.38G.000 bushels.
ought to .so reduce their production | Ruckwhcat. 15,532,000
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms
bushels
costs that it sho-ld anneal to their . condition 85.6.
320 Oak avenue. Phone 308J.
S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S
160 tfc
SAME HERE. CHIUS
pocket books. f---Ti if they do noli . White potatoes. 414,986,000 bush
care to shave. !»«» saving with the, el*. condition 82.7.
FOR T H E F I R S T
WANTED TO RENT. BUY OR
Advocates of the amendment of the mm who i)urchr- <- and use their I
Sweet
potatoes,
103,779.000
bush
LEASE—4 to 6 room house. Fur Florida constitution permitting the
C O M P L E T E H O U S E BILL
els, condition 81.7.
nished or unfurnished. Address at
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once, R K fi, care of ~
Herald.
C A R T E R LUMBER CO.
roads purposes, after making “250 YIELD OF CORN
Snake Charmer's c ake.
FOR SALE—1 National Cash regis
GREATEST IN HISTORY
Ignorant ix-ople in India, are ea*ll>
ter with four drawers, in perfect miles in 24 hours,” passing through
condition.—Sanford Shoe & Clothing the counties of Brevard, Volusia,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. - The dupeil hj the tricks of >-nake'cliannCo.
156-1-wc Seminole, Orange, Osceola, and Polk 1920 corn crop promise* to be the ers. wijs the Detroit News. One of
largest in the history of the country the fakes practiced Is the putting of a
F o r RENT—5 room i ’ apartment, state that they did not find a single bv more than ninety million bush
harmless snake lit n stupeiled condi
partly furnished or unfurnished. voter opposed to the amendment. The
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Tel. 426.
156-6tp advocates probably did not make a els.A fyield
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very thorough canvass in Volusia comrnred w**b th<» previous record bouse are told of the presence of a
LOST— Boston bull dog. female. Re county, as there seems litle doubt "reduction n* .1,124,145,80(1 Ininhols snake by the snake charmer's com
ward for return to Pytul G. Rig that 90 per cent of the voters here "i 1912. w
The
forecast today by the panion. thus musing nlnrm.
gers. Sanford, Fla.
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157-Ctt tins opposed to the unu-ndment: they department
agriculture from
a charmer, who usL* money to remove
ca»- see no reasoif why the right to condition <
1* on Oct I. The vield the reptile. Ih' kIii* to play on his bngFOR SALE One Ford truck in good issue bonds—mortgage their proper would exec- ’ *hnt of Inst vi-nr by pipe, whereupon the .-nuke begins to
order.— M chnuts Grocery Co.,
t> should i>e taken out of their
,u 0.000 bushel-.- Kan crawl into the middle of the room, and
159tf c hands nnd placed in tho hands of I<*> practically
-si*. Nebra*V" omj Missouri will con the charmer catches It. In catching
Largest and most
WANTED — MOLINE TRACTOR more or less irresponsible members tribute prncti oily nil the increase. the r.-ptile the cha/mer says he was
In all‘ the drv wmtheY. free from
complete line ever
OPERATOR,
60 CENTS PER ol the legislature.—Deljmd News.
widespread ’.'.i'.ling frosts, added the bitten und falls senseless, tils cudHOUR. ONE WITH LICENSE. SI
pnniou
comes
forward
nnd
put*
a
maturing c / the late crop and durin"
shown in Sanford
PER HOUR. PIIONE 170K. SAN FUNERAL OF HON. J
II. LEE.
the month the prospects for this year snake stone nit an incision previously
FORI). FLA.
158 6tp
were incren - •) by
WKIIHKI bukhels. made for the pur]n>s6 on the man’s
These stoves were
The funeral pf Hon. J. II. I.ee, Fronts near the end of the month Anger. The snake charmer recovc*
FOR SALE— One good Jersey milk
cow. Inquire, V. E. Douglass at who died Thursday morning, was did little damage and the errent hulk gels up to the astonishment of his a. bought on a low
Court House.
w 8tf; dlOTltc held nt ten o’clock Saturday morn of the crop is now safe on that score, dlen ce and receives a hlc nrcsent.
ing from his late residence on Lake government, experts said.
market and will be
FOR SALE— Ix-ttucc plants
ready Charm. Brief services were held nt
Spring whent is threshing
out
to set. F. L Groene, West Side, the home and continued nt the cemr poorer than had been forecast be'
sold very cheap for
D157 tf, w 8tfc tery, conducted by Rev. L K. Wright, enusr tlamngc, principally from rust-,
pnstor of the Methodist church of hnd proved greater thsn anticipated.
cash.
True Happiness.
FOR
SALE— Dressers,
chair*.
Oviedo, assisted Vy \RCV- J* N. The yield was cstijnated today at
Happiness rona'af* In the enjoyment
swings, stoves, etc. nt Methodist Thompson,
pastor of t\>c Baptist lD.OOO.OOO bushels dess thnn was
DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE
parsonage, Magholin Ave.
159 6tc church.
Th<| active pall hearers forecast a moqth ago, this loss re of little pleasure*, scattered*along the
common
path
of
life,..which.
In
the
TILL YOU GET OUR
LOST— A red rockingchair, between were Messrs. F. P. Forster, John D. ducing the combined winter and eager search for some great and ex
the Andes place and pumping sta J inkins. O. P. Swope, S. W. Swope, spring wheat yield to 750.648,000
PRICES
tions. Finder, please notify Mrs. J. T. L. Mead nnd A. J. McCulley. lion bushels, about 180,000.000 bushels be citing Joy, we are apt to overlook.—
• Exchange.
.0. Andes, Sanford. Fla.
159 6tp orary pall bearers were Messrs. F or low the big crop of last year.
cat Ijiko, E. A. Douglass,
Alex
The ladies o f the Presbyterian Vaughan, Jns. A.vKnox, C. M. Hand,
church will bold their annual haxaar nnd T. L; Cushing. The funeral *af
Dec. 3 and 4.
160 tc rangrments were in charge of Un
W E W A N T T O S E L L ON T U E S D A Y
dertaker Frank L. Miller, of San
FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish ford.
A Two Story Eight Room House
ed .bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park
The floral offerings of the host
At Lass Than It C o i t T o Build It
Avenue.
.157tfc of friends were, many nnd beautiful,
CONNELLY REAL E S T A T E AGENCY
attiyting the very high esteem in
“ Petticoats and Pants”
URK’ S GARAGE
General Repair Work of AH Kinds
In the Matter of Style We*
With the Latest
TRY A HERALD WANT AD
I Have. A Buyer
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For Your House
Sanford Property sold by
a Sanford Man
The Real Estate Man'
Lord’s Purity Water
Aa Geed as the Best *
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Phone 66
seventh year, having been
born
March 24, 1844, nt White Springs.
U s, He served with distinction in
tho Confederate army and like n o
many other Southerners, lost all of
his worldly possessions nt the close
of the Civil war.
In July, 1867, he was married at
Lake City to Miss. Laura Augusta
Barnett, who survives him.
In 1847 .he came to Orange coun
ty, where he engaged in the citrus
industry, in which he was interested
at the time of his death. For six
teen years he was a member of the
B oa rd 'of County- Commissioners of
Orange county, eight years of which
he served aa chairman o f the body.
He signed the voucher to pa* for
the first brick building in Orange
county. , His energy, fairness and
justice in public life will always be
remembered by the citizens of his
county and especially by those close
ly associated with him in his public
work.
For forty five years he was stew
ard in the Methodist Church, nnd was
superinter.den. of his Sunday school
for iorty years. H it devotion to his
churtli and the cause c f Christ was
beautiful, and hi* life was a blessing
to all with whom he associated.
Mr. Lee i* survived by, his wife,
Mrs. Laura A. Lee and eight chll
W. R. RIIAN, Prop.
H. A. HALVERSON, Mgr.
N ew Interest Quarter
OCTOBER FIRST begins the new inter
est quarter.
Deposits made up until the
tenth draw intesest from the first Get
your deposits in before the tenth to get
interest this quarter.
First N a tio n a l Bank
CAPITAL AND 8URPLU8 $120,000.00
F. P, Forster, President
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RESOURCES $1,150,000.00
B. F. Whitner, Cashier.
A. L Betts. Assistant Cashier
Dealer* In the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS
AND P1TOARN AGED VARNISHES, WALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and
RAW U N SEED OIL
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THE SLASHING AND CUTTING IN J R lfiffS TH A 'M ft .Gfll$lQ' ON- O V E R -TH E COUNTRY NOW IS NOT BECAUSE THE WFIOLj
• REDUCTION. THESE BIG CUTS HAVE BEEN WELCOMED BY THE PUBLIC AND THEY HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF
entire $40,000 STOCK INTO.THIS TEN DAY SALE. This means that you will he able to purchase anythin? you need in our line FOIt
• ter Underwear, Fall Shirts, in fact all our Fall Merchandise will be on sale.
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I! This includes Ihe Suit* in lung trousers for hoys changing from 'short
Irousrrs or for the sirtnll man:
«• 110.00 Suita. Hale Price . .....................
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.. . . . ............ $32.50
1 I 37-50 Suits, Sale F rie r_______ _______ i ____; ________ ________ 29.50
33.00 Suits, Sale I’ r l c e ................................... .......... 1......... .......... . 28.50
32.50 Fulls, Rale F rfce ______ _______________ ________________ .'25,50
30.00 Suits, Sale F rice ....................................... *
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27.50 Suits, Sale Frice ......................................................................... 18.50
20.75 Suits, Sale F rice __________________________ _____________ 14.00
18.75 Suits, Sale F rice .............................
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16-50 Suits, Rale Frice .........................
11.30
11.75 Suits, Sale Frier
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12.00 Suits, Sale F rie r................... ..................................................... 8.00
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These prices include all our new
| Winter Weights as well as Light
| Weights. .
HATS AND CAPS
SI 1.00
I 2.00
10.00
8.50
8.00
HaU
11,it s
Hats
Hat*
Hats
E X T R A , S P E C IA L
Sixty Dollar Blue Serge
Fine Quality
This in Your Chance for n Fell of Velour
Koine a l ___
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$10.50
g(iin:: at . .
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9.00
going a t ___________- ......... *____ ______ ______________
7.50
going at . ................................. ......... ................................... 6.50
going a t ____________________________________________ 6.00
SWEATERS
$39.50
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With a new complete stock to pick from X
you will he able to save all the way up to
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E v e ry Garm ent 3 5 % o ff
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NECK, W E A R
ALL SHOES
, *1-50 Ties n! ............................. .*.................. 1.......................................... $3.00
; I-00 Ties at ................ : . . . : ................................................ I
........... 2.50
, 3.30 Ties at .................................
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| 3.00Ties a t __
1.7,',
| 2.30 Ties at
j.q*,
2.00 Ties at
1.73 Ties at
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1.50 Ties at
1.3.5
1.25 Ties at
i.oo
1.00 Ties nt
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.75 Ties nt
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.30 Ties a t ......... .............
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. $30.00 Coats
X 27.30 Coats
18-50 Coats
15.00 Coats
12.00 ('oats
10.00 Coats
8.00 Coats
$80.00 Suits, Sale Price
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75.00
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70.00
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65.00
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60.00
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55.00
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50.00
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35.00
f o r .......................................... .......... ................................ $22.50
f o e ................ ...................................................20.00
f o r _- ____. . . . 4 . . . . _______________________________ 12-50
f o r .................... ........................... ............. .*...................... 10.00
f o r _______ ___________ ___, _________________ ______ 8.00
for . . . . _____ . . . . . . __________ _________ _______ . . . . A7.00
for . . . . - A . . . ...............................................J
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Ladies’ and Men’s Hosiery
Notnscmr, True Shape, llcst Knit nnd cither leading hrnnds’as follows:
$3.00 llosr, Sale F rice .................................... ........................ ...............$2,25
2J>0*llose, Sale»F r ir c ______________ ___________________________ j r2.00 Hose, Sale F rice ............ ................................................... ............. I.50
1-50 Ilose; Sale Frice
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1.25 Hose, Sale F rice ______- __. . . _____ ________________________ J 00 * |
1.00 Hose, Sale Price ________ _______________ _______ __________ .75 •> " 1 4
.75 Hose, Sale P rice __________ __________ _______________ ______ .60 1► .50 Hose, Sale P rice ________ 1_____ ___________________*______ .39 Jj
• .35 Hose, Sale F rice ______ . . . . 1 ______ ________________________ .25
.25 Hose, Sale F rice ________ _______ _______ ___________________
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Owing to the fact that we make no money on this sale, We Must Demand Thaf it be a S
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1920
is sure 10 stay down and even . go
lower.
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Statistics of production and 'sup
l H«t»U1D*IUU>*. >#7 M**n*U« A,
plier give good indication o f what
Hanford. Taridm |
may he expected in the way of prices
for the remainder of this year and
for next year. The 1919 Cuban crop
pl/ni4SHK<tS |
just closing is estimated at 3,750,000
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tons, with 520,000 tons yet to be
N, J. LILLARD, - Secretary-Treasurer
shipped. Last year’s production was
H A. NEEL, - - General Manater estimnUd at 3,972,000 tons. The to
F. P.* ItINES,
tal world’s production of cane «u*
Circulation Manager /
nar available during the calendar
Phone 481.
year for 1920 is estimated to be 11,tj.trOoUll Sun Mad* Kbowd •>*' Application 809,000 tons, ns compared with '11,986,000' tons the .year before, and
beet stipar 3,346,000 tons as compar
Subscrlrtlon P^lce in Advance
a iw
ed with 4,403,000 last year.
One Year - —- - - - - - - - - . —----.$ 6
The world’s production, for this
Three Months -------------------------$3,
year is thus only about one and onequarter million tons less than last
Delivered in CUy by Carrier
year. But the United States has re
One W eek----------- -------- . —15 Cei
ceived, more than her share pf the
crop, as is showy by total receipts
Member o f the Associated Press,
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to September 16 at all ports o f 3,587,
801 tons as compared to 3,239,859
tons last year, and exports since Jan
uary 1 have been atiout the Bame as
lnat year. And it is stated that the
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL
European deliveries nre already
) W A N D A H A W I x y jl
ELECTORS.
made, so that the United States has
■STOOD FOR SCAMDAU
the 520,000 tons yet unshipped in
Charles E.'Jones P, W. Corr
P1CTUR£5^<
Cuba to draw upon.
Altogether,
Martin Caraballo W. V. Knott
somowhnt more than 4,000,000 tons
fC J . G. Sharon
G. B. Wells. have .been receives! or are nvnilahle
Everybody is interested in a scandal, of course, no there was plenty
for consumption, in ; America
this
year. The country's total consump doing after’ the press-agent advertised her '•‘ Mural Kisses"'and she gavt
CHARTER NEEDS CHANGING
tion in 1919 was nbout 4,068,000 tons up her Btage Job to take oe nan co-respondent.
and in 1918, 3,496 000. The year’s
The charter of Sanford needs sev supply for the United States is thus
eral changes to make It whnt It approximately equal t« Inst year's.
The time for gathering- and stor of the department during the wrrk
snould he—the people’s
chnrter.
ing sweet potatoes will uoon be at ending today, the appointment earl
For instance when a candidate wish
band. It is a well known fact that ler In tht week irf- Forrest Idike o f
es to make the, race for City Com
throughout tW
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missioners he must have his friends
er sections o f the syreet potato Smith, of Winter Park, being the
get up a petition that should con
growing area, a large percentage of first. Mr. Lake has not yet qualified
tain 25 per cent of the registered Captives Are Shot to Death With the crop is lost each year through by filing his bond and talyng najh
voter's names. And when you sign
careless- handling and improper meth of office with th e'secretary o ! state,
Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera- f
one of the petitions it binds you to
Revolvers.
cds o f storing.
but likely will go through with that
vote for that'candidate no matter
tion and we can supply your every want in choice Flor- t
Farmers snould be-sure to gather formality within n few days. Until
how •many of your1 friebils might
their sweet potatoes bbfore the frost he does, Mr. Smith continues as a
ida and Western Beef, Pork. Lamb, Sausage, Veal, Liver, %
i^ii)e out later.
But here i» the
has killed the vines, ns this.injures member of the board.
rub. Few people care to take petit First Make Victims Dio Qraves, Then the potato and makes them more sub
and every Packing House'Products.
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Execute Them for tho
ions around and few people care to
ject to rot.
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sign them when they arc carried
Dolshevlkl.
The digging and handling should
around and eighty per cent o f.th e
be done very carefully, instead o f be
people who sign petitions never read . Amsterdam,—The correspondent of ing handled ns stove wood it would
them and hardly know what they are tho Hnmlelshtnd, who recently re be better to handle them as eggs, in
signing. Suppose the man who car
order not to bruise anil skin them.
ries around a petition and gets five turned from a trip In soviet Russia,
Plans for the construction of the
gives
the
following
account
o
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his
In
Our delivery is prompt nnd you'll ^et courteous treat- ♦
hundred names on it for City Com
sweet
potato storage house may be
vest fan 11oris of the activities o f tho
missioner.
had by writing tho Experiment Sta
i; merit and good service here—if you don't, fjust tell the j
This would be a majority and no Chinese employed there by the bol tion, or from Farmers' Bulletins 970
other candidate could even get shevik! ns execution era.
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and 817, U. S. Department of Agri
enough names to put him on the
"Such horrible st ie* ,v to being culture, Washington, D. C.
z
ticket.
It is all wrong and should told In Kuropo nbotn U
Chinese
he ehanged to allow ns many men to that I thought tt worth my while to
Get your office sunplie-f nod school
nm for the position of City Cont learn more about them. As a Joke, I supplies at the Herald Print.-ig C i ,
rol* - ner ns wish to run. This is
where you can get whnt yen v ant at
a'
for all race and the office be asked everyone who asked my opinion very reasonable rntes.
long - to no man or set of men and of the bolshevik I to show mo some
the editor of the Herald who is a ‘renl man-killing Chinese,* but T always
staipicH commission government man was Told they couldn't produce' any
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
not see wherein this part of Just now bemuse they bail all gone .to
the liiartrr gives us what we want tho Denlklno front.
CAMI'JIKLI.-LOSHING POST
In the way of a free and untrammel
. NO. S3
“ T \vns told 'the Chinese, If com
TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 11.- W. A.
ed. Democratic government. In fact manded by Ihelr own "Ulcers were ex
AMERICAN LEGION
Holt,
of
White
Springs,
was
today
w-* i <■-cr Infend to sign any more pe
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14,
titions
for
any
candidate for cellent soldiers, but they ran IlkeJiares appointed by the governor as a mem
8:00 I*. M.
thi- i ity commission. We will te If their olllcers were killed. Execu ber of the state road department,
rm
our opinion and v.f'o herte- tions are now very rare In Moscow, •succeeding L. C. Register of Jasper,
COUNTY COURT ROOM.
sfter until election day and vote as hut. In August, when thousands of tvsigned.
The Hppoinlmenl of Mr. Holt to ALL EX SERVICE MEN INVITED
wr tdeasc for the eity commissioners counter-revolutionaries were slaugh
the
place vacated by Mr. Register in
and we opine that many more will tered. It was carried out by the rhlda the same thing.
noso because tho authorities feared tlir second change in the personnel
the Russian soldiers would refuse tc
C. A. M A T H E W S
PAPER SHORTAGE
do the work.
REAL ESTATE
SCHOOLS
“The Chinese do this work Indiffer
A
N«w
Min With lh* Old Firm
ently—like they do nil other work they
A condition in the Philadelphia
nre
ordered
to
perform.
They
are
A.
P.
Conolly,
108 Magnolia Ave.
public schools forcahndows what the
hlind,
conscienceless
tools
In
the
hands
shortage of print paper means and
what, if it continues, will he the re of the men who feed them nnd pay
t
sult. declares Uio Fourth Estate, a them and who rained them from the
position of coolies In which they enmo
newspaper trade pel'icntibn. . Old Ford Garage
The shortage of paper in one of to Russln to the rank of soldier, of
that city’s high :*cJloo!n is-sq acute tho guards.
t.nt pupils aie 'orced *c> study from
"If the ’holtsjnk’ (his nnme for bol-'
no! i*.
slievlk) orders something, the Chinese
B A T T E R IE S for all makes of automobiles. We han
In many of tlfe elementary grader
does
It.
nnd
he
does
It
In
his
typically
school books nre so old that they nr-dle nothing,but fully guaranteed Tires and Batteries
pmrtlcnl way. lie fjr^ninkcs the vic
un-anilary.
Although the hoard of eduentipn tim dig Ms own grave and Then shoots
has ro.-y^c appropriations, the scar him wlih his revolver. Ho Is not cruel
city of books, caused by paper sbort- about It, Just practical.
Ford Size Tires
»ge and increased prices, has forced
"When holtsjak says kill, then he
the hoard to transfer funds from kills with an unperturbed fllce. "And
Batteries - Tther branches in order to help nnd when holtsjak says, 'You may atop
1 ^
not yet been sufficient.
now,* with tho same coo! fnco he lets
Thus paper shortage clogs the his victim go."
Wheel* of education.
The correspondent nfter some weeks
The effect on newspapers was felt
In Russln left when he was refused
*onie time ago,
Whitman’
Where it will lead to, if it contin- permission to mnko lilrestlgntlon*
Sampler
I Um. i' a puzzle to the best equipped freely as he pleased.
cptimi-t.—Tampa Tribune.
Every day is “ Special Day
at this Store
Real Sweet, Simon
Pure Granulated
Sugar, per lb. . ..
'J
IS
V
A.
AH you can carry at this price
Aristos Flour—positively the best
that money can buy. To introduce
it Thursday, Friday and Saturday
24 Pound
Sack at
CHINESE
SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt
YOU LOSE
J)aily Fashion Hint
Cut Rate Tire House
MOBLEY'S
CANDIES
Ray Bros., Santord, Florida
SHORTAGE THING OF
PAST IN THIS COUNTRY
.iVA.SHINGTON, Oct. 12. — Thu
“ la*s a»d tribulations of sugar con*amrrs, brought on by the war, nnd
Mdcil to by profiteers and sneculaHvc ended forever. .
In other words, stigar prices will
**8 go up again this year qr next
La>- Then.' is plenty of pweetening
“ ‘■
’t* around and the United States
*d< have more sugar noxt year than
wc people can vise. In /act, the whole
will have an nbundant supply.
M rofiteers, speculators and honrdP!J, ” re <lolng the worrying. They
|*uil have much of tho -sugar and are
Rwt'p to sell it for leak than they
f ~ “- Of course, millions have been
p*d« in sugar, but now those same
■mow* ore going to drop some of
I , r ill-gotten coin. The wholesale
Jnce has dro-nod from 26 1-2'to 14
■'2 cents tho Inst few wctjks, and it
Assert Ancient Tribes
Did Much Irrigating
Albuquerque,
N. M —That
prehistoric peoples of New MexIco did a good deal of Irrigat
ing Is Indlcnted by the remnlns
of cntmln nnd dltchra found In
the state. k> well ns In othfr
parts of the Southwest, accord
ing to H. F. Hohlnson, head of
the Indian Irrigation . bureau
here.
^The remains of 217 miles of
ditches built by the Puuhln Inillnns alone nre to bo found, and
there are evidences of elaborate
water systems at the Salt River
valley In Arizona.
These ditches were all dug by
band, nrcordlng to Mr, Robin
son, nnd clay banks and beds
were constructed where tho way
lay over n sandy plain, while the
method of blasting through
rocks was to heat the rocks,
crack them with large atones
and remove them from the way.
Huyler's
• Candies
com toutable a n d bm art.
Tho now coat plaids are Irresiotable, so are ih^ ways of developing
them. Blue, green,, yellow and red.
Just as ono wees them combined in
tho Scottish plaids nno tho colors f*‘.u
lured III this wool coat. ■ It la oolftrlmmcd mid has a high collar, deep
cuffs, largo pockgta anil straight belt.
Medium size requires 3'^ yurds 51Inch material.
Pictorial Ibovlcw Coat No, 9081.
Sites, 34 bo 46 inches bust. Price, 35
cent*.
W iley’s
Candies
Changes in Prices
_ Log Cabin
Pecan Nut Roll
M O B L E Y ’S
Sport Model Chalm ers.....
uarter
Seven Passenger Chalmers
Five Passenger Chalmers*
$2,275
2,150
2,035
♦
OCTOBER FIRST begins the new inter
est quarter.
$1,170
Deposits made up until the
tenth draw intesest from thd first. Get
your deposits in before the tenth to get
'jreen r e p p e r S a u ce
:
interest this quarter.
LOTT MOTOR COMPANY
SANFORD, FLORIDA
!repared .M ustard
Beef Steak Sauce
Fig Pudding
Chow-Chow
First N a tio n a l Bank
RESOURCES fl,150.000.00-.
"C A P IT A L AND BURPLUB $120,000.00
"
t
F.. P. Forat«r. President. B. F. Whltner, Cashier.
D eane Turner
aka Building
Phone
oj .
A. L. Betts, Assistant Cashier
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W E W A N T TO S E L L ON T U E S D A Y
A Two Story Eight Room House
At L ets Than It Cost To Build It
C O N N E LLY R EA L E S T A T E A G EN C Y
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD
•
Utile Happening*
Mention of
Matter* In Brief
Pereonal Item*
of Interpol
In and A b o u t
<£ The City <£
TRAIN SCHEDULE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1020
' '
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talka Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readere
Lexington
hone nml Druxtun pulled for
home,
in
Arrlvnl Departure his life that he ever faced * judge ami
82 ______ 1:58a.m . 2:0.1a. in. he hopCs it will ho the Inst. Said it
would not have been so bad had
84 ........ 11:45a.m. 12:05p.m.
80 ___ _ .1:05 p.m . 3:2pp.m. Braxton been with him.
8:f| .......... . 2 43 a. m, 2:58-0. m.
Miss little Cnldwell entertained
27 . . . . . . .
8:40 a. m.
Inst evening. 'Those present were:
80 ______ .1:05 p.m. 3:25 p, m.
85 . . __ . . 7:30 p.m. 7:35 p.m. Misses Mae Holly, Sam Warren E»trrby, /.eta Davison, Florence Hen*
Trilby Branch
1 0 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 a. m. ry, Adele Hunge and Anna Duliose,
Mi nute Ma n Six
24 . . . . . . ____ . . . . . . . 3:25 p.m. Mrs. It. C. Maxwell and Mrs. Robert
Hines, Messrs. Robert Green, Donnld
Leesburg Branch .
Whitcomb, Glenn Whitcomb. Tlieo158 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:50a.m .
W e hove gold in the last
22 . . . . ^ . . . . . . . . . . . 7:35 p.m.
Ovrldo Branch
Three W eeks, Three Lexington
127 V.......... c .............. 3:40 p.m.
j Perry any* it w «i the first time
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Not
No.
No.
No.
No.
Cars nnd have several orders
for future delivery.
Dr. and Mrs. K. D. Brownlee and
Mr*. Henry McLaulln mottnsl ove.
to Del-and this im-lping.
Mi*. F. L. MiJIer entertained at
her home on Magnolia avenue Mon j the merchandise' at n lower price
day afternoon from 4 to tl. Her Cir
cle of the". - Presbyterian Women’s they have been -cutting nnd slashing
I their prices,^ In many cases below
Auxiliary were her guests.
Mr*. J. E. J’ ace met her Circle of
the Prtshyterlan Women's Auxiliary
In the Church Monday afternoon at
4 o’clock at which time plan* were
made for much activity this winter.
Mr. Jack Sterett. of New Orleans
who is the guc*t of Mr. George l"
Killer, at Orlando, caught a blind
mullet while fishing from the bridge
at the ferry yesterday morning. The
fish i* said by experts to weigh more
Braxton Baggett, of the .11 A O.
Garage has gone to bis old home in
North Carolina for a two weeks va
cation. He and lVrry Jertiigan were
arrested for running over the fire
OF THE BOARD OF JR A D B "® l T" t v l E ' h ^ I& U A R T B R E , THE
FORD IS OUR STORE THfc RCA^
' V,ES‘ ARK SOLD. AND YES
PLACE WHERE SOCIETY 1 * H A N » E V E R Y T H I N G YOUNG MEN
_ W B ARE STYLE I^ADQUAUTERS^N KVEi
T 0 SHOES—AL
AND MEN WIIO STAY Y O l
OFFER— ALWAYS CORRECTLY
W e will receive in next few
days n special I H O R O B R E D
(Sport) and we invite you to
call and ask for a Dcmonstra*
W S 3 S S I& ’ BffiUSBB ? « »
X
WE REFUND YOUR MONEY FOR ANYTHING YOU PURCHASE FROM
US AND ARE NOT SATISFIED THAT YOU GOT YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
#
The announcement by Pei bins h
- N o Bolter Cnr can bo bought
Hritt that npimars elsewhere In this
Issue show* that they are the first to for whnt the LE.XINGTON
bring this price slashing to Sanford.
We mean by this .that- they are the Sells F or..
first to bring to Sanford the price
reduction on every article in their
store, a reduction idg enough to mean
much to .the Sanford people.
Of all the very many .unusunl l>nrScdalia, Mo.; later he climbed into
gains.thnt
an*
now--offering, the
„l^aLL
--they
*
* *—
an airplane piloted by Tex Lagrone,
clothing price* lead them all. We
a former army aviator, and flew to
understand that all their suit* that
Kansas City, Kansas, where he ad
ranged in price* from fifty to eighty
dressed a large crowd. The trip of
dollars have been reduced to from
87 miles was made in about an hour,
twenty-two dollars to fifty-seven dol
dsem shrdlu etaoin shrdlu etaoi uni
lar*.
The most o f us have been waiting
a long time for just such an oppor
tunity as thl* and now that Perkins
A Ilritt have done their share to
Distributors for
wards reducine the high cost of
clothing for the Sanfonl people it is
now on to u» to grasp this opportun
nole, Lake V o
ity while il is here
lVrkins k Hrttt pre two of Sani, O ran ge and
bird's mrrvhnnts that have always
Kean great believer* in advertising j
in.i they have recogniteil the San
:eola C ounties
ford Herald a* one of the best medluma. They have used h consistent- j
!v and the- attribute much of their
to their newspaper advertis
The F inest F ace B len ch
fc.nl Doe* *mdtn ( r a b*l oxn
ing.
, .
J
Ot*Wr* or by 111*3, IIJS. Free Iks.
Read what they have to say else
m. c. a, g w cw. nn mna a*.
where in this issue and be amongst l
Tha
Daily
Herald
should
be
a
vis
the first Jo visit the large stock that itor to your home every day.
Sanford's Most Popular Hotel
Under Management of
W A L T E R B. OLSON
J .E . SPURLING
Sounds funny to talk on
Refrigerators—but this is
Florida
tn i
O th e r V l t e r n a i l x r is I m povstble
D ec lares ' i c e P r e s id e n t ia l
Kntrj.
K \NSAS CITY. Oct 11
knierit notx s in the ca must join the existing league of
paper for the ration* or he prepared to "arm * to
the teeth." Franklin D. Roosevelt de•
dared in two addresses here Saturii» for a 'i-w da>
kn\ other alternative is tmrhere be is a possible, he added, because the thirtVge
tv ore nation* already tn the league
w ! r. ;
r* ,r: to •bard.-i* it and
i h.r-.n
xperirwni M-lh «.--re unit .si plan
lie to i !*lt
't r K.s.snrlt ,p,ik,- this noon at
W e have just received a
belated shipment of
F ren ch
O ur S p e cia lly — Seminole's
fa m ou s $1 Sunday Dinner
d e luxe.
A la Carte S en ice ail dat
OUR OFFER 18 TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS
BANK. ALIKE.
If there is any particular in which we may be of service
management will highly appreciate your call.
out
Our wr\
is juitnrtil muy as .* .a hi.y.u* ,o ,
ccir—tmit’’ .
HOME INSTITUTION
You Do Not Have Faith and Confidence
in yourself vou
l Mr*. Robert "a lt,sir Nave
«e keepirc apartments with
' Robert*. oft Laurel a\e-
J“asAion <SAou’
CAPITAL
I’ RPLVS J1S.PC5.W
hisk PoWit9<$, ISJIb
1 Ik.
c u * Crisco
PEOPLES BANK OF S AN FO R D
1 1-2 lb a # C roc*
3 lb cib
(rot*
6 tk.
Ciisc*
cab
1 *1. as W«$*»’ (K1
I pt. a x W e«M W
FOOD!
E m i n ! NbI 0 6 i
Prim e
On A . C . L . T rack s, between Oak and M yrtle
B eef T oday
L P. McCULLER
.o —**
•Refrigerators and
Ice Boxes
Ball Hardware Company
l~ P. Hagan returned Friday
from Avon Park * V t r he wa«
>\n account of the illness and tie
s a t is f a c t io n .
P H O N E 62
B E F O R E B U Y IN G Y O U R L U M B E R
�THE SANFORD DAILY
HERALD TUESDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1920
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* : ~i
Cost— A Discount of 25 X *° 45 X on All Our Stock
handise B U T THIS FA LL S TO C K
<;4-++++++-h++4+*++-F+<f++++'M»M-+++*+++++++++++,{-<*++++■>
ARROW and LION
SOFT COLLARS
(Including' Work Shirts)
d
B oys
Trousers,
r Dress, from .
+4-<-+++*+<-+<*-+++>l-+++++++++-f++++'f-M>++++
Regular Price— Sale Price
regular price— Sale Price
regular price— Sale Price
regular price— Sale. Price
regular price— Sale Price
regular price—Sale Price
regular price— Sale Price
regular price— Sale Price
regular price— Sole Price
regular price— Sale Price
$6.00 regular; price— R a le Price
5.00 regular price— Sale Price
LOO regular price— Sale Price
.3.50 regular price—Sale Price
3.00 regular price— Sale Price
2J»0 regular price— Sale Price
Boys and Misses Stockings
Just Arrived
Our Entire Stock of Arrowhead
a
Stockings.
Regular Price 75c
Sale Price 50c
These price* alone will convince you that thin anle is a real Cut-Price Sale.
These price* include, all our Overall*, Sweet-Orr, Panama, Brotherhood
Crown and Blue Buckle, ok well a* Lee'* Union-All* in all color*:
$7.00
6.50
*6.00
4.73
1J>0
32>0
3.00
2.50
2.25
2.00
Lee Union-All*. Sale Price--------------- ---------- ----------------------- $5.50
I.ec Union-All*. Sale P rice ___________ 1_________ . . . ________ 5.25
l.ee Union-All*, Hale P rice __ _______________________*____ __ 5.00
Cover-Alls, Sale Price . . . . . _______________.!____. . . ________ LOO
Cover-All*. Sale Price ________________ ________ . . . ________ 3.50
Overall*, Sale P rice ............................................. - ........................ ,2.45
Overall*, SaleP rice ______ _____
1.95
Overall*, HaleP rice _____________
1.75
Overall*, SalePrice -----------------1.50
Oreralls, Sale P rice __ . . . . . . . . . . . . ______&_____ . . . . . . ____ 1.25
\V«»rk Glove*, Leather nnd Cnnvn**
glove* and nutomohile glove*:
$0.00 Glqves, Sale P r ic e .....................
.".00 G lO rei, Sale P r ic e .................
L50 Glove*, Sale P r ic e ....................
L 00 Glove*. Sale P r ic e ....................
3.50 Glove*, Rale P r ic e ________ _
3.00 Glove*. Sale P rice ___________
2.25 'Glove*,
, 2.00 Glove*,
1.50 Glove*.
1.25 Glove*,
1.00 Glove*,
.60 Glove*,
.25 Glove*,
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Price . . J ...............
P r ic e _____ ____
P r ic e .....................
P r ic e __________
P r ic e ....................
I’r i c e ________
P r ic e ____ ...........
ash Sale—All Our Society Brand and Campus Togs Suits Have Been Slashed Down to Cost
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1920
VOLUM E 1
NUMBER 113
FRESTON MOODY
WOULD M AKE WATER TRANS
PORTATI ON VERY ATTRAC
TIV E TO SH IPPER S
IN TERSTA TE COMMERCE COM
MISSIONER STA TES SOME
•
REAL FACTS.
.
(By Tk* AmmUW4 rr*M.)
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.—Six month* o f
private operation of the railroad*
coat the tax payer* moro than two*
third* a* niuen ns two years and two
month* of Federal control, tho Inter
state Commerce Commissioner Wooley declared! n an address here today.
Between March first and September
first a* the resu lt.o f a guaranteed
income the roads cost the tax payers
634 millions of dollars due largely to
strike* and freight congestion.
MRS. WILSON DEAD
Preston
Moody, thlrteen-yeanold
boy of Fremont, Ind., declared by
Purdue university the Junior com
champion of his state. He grew 147.3
bushels of corn on one acre of ground,
establishing a new record In Indiana
corn production.
supply tho m arkets, provided they
could lie reached, ft would be suffic
ient if the crops were profitably dis
posed of, even though nil the fields
urn- not covered.
,
What it would menn in dollars ami
rent* can only be conjectured. It •*
said that it now costs n dollnr n box
to shin oranges to Cincinnati.
As
freight charges will not .follow the
downward trend of the markets, it
may soon hnppcn thnt the rnilroacls
will be getting more for haulfng tnc
fniit thnn the producer for growing
and packing it.
,
The truth is, we hnve not yet be
gun to realize what n tremendous tax
upon production the present freight
rates wil be ns prices decline, nml »
there Is n prospect of relief in water
transportation, it should certainly be
examined with great care.
>
--------- —x----------- IIARDING INVADES
.
T H E SOLID SOUTH
’ (Hr Th* A*t*cUU4 Tr»»i)
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 13.— Sena
tor Hnnling arrived here today where
he spenks tonight. His trip over the
Civil War bnttleficlds as the guest
• Republicans,
of local
was n feature
-
of the program this afternoon. This
marks the candidate’s first speech in
the Southern states.
*,
M. M. SMITH SA YS PERMANENT IIAVF. BEEN STRIVING FOR
YE’ARH TO BECOME TH E
ROADS ARE A PRIM E
WORD’S CHAMPIONS
•
N ECESSITY
TA LLA H A SSEE, Oct. 10.—In re'»> ™ A“ **u,,d rr
tiring ns a member of the State Rond
^ LEV ELAND, Oct. 13.*Department after five years of con- ; ty-two years of striving
tinuous service and ns chairman of " -n" actually the world *
the department for the past fifteen today in the bnsebnU wol
months, M. M. Smith in his official penult 0f yesterday’s vlct<
report at the quarterly meeting hcld«^;nn!) 0Ver Brooklyn nnd
populace is trying to sh
SEND IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS Oct B and 0 Bnid:
"In taking leave of you not only ns prM.iution.
AND HELP DEMOCRATS .
a member of the department, my
Many big celebrations,
ON TO VICTORY.
term ns n member expiring on the arranged in honor of the |
Bth of the present.month, or-ns soon
prowess in winning
thereafter ns my successor is appoint- ,,,j ( jt|p wj|j ^ hold dtirir
ed nnd qualifies, but as your chair- fcw days, beginning tonij
man, I beg leave to extend my sinreception to the plnve
cere thanks for tho uniform courtesy par|,# All agree that tho
shown me. by member* of the depart- ’ won u,,, s,.ri,.s.
ment.
I
“Even before I became a member
of your department I was deeply in- now heavily criticized for
terested in road work, nnd since my not nlwnys thus’
appointment to membership 1 hnve
“The three first princip
become vitally interested, yes, even ninncnt ronil construction
to the exclusion of my personal in- drninngc; second, drains
tcrestn, in the work of laying out a drainage, nnd the fourtlr
system of ronds which I believe you tion! These four Items
LAKE MAY R E FU SE
will bo, in the greatest measure, nde- carefully considered nnd
quate to the needs of the state. I worked out by competed
have also been interested, henrt and for the state road doparti
soul, in helping to lay the foundation dcr that the very best r
of n system wnich'wfll not only serve t,p obtained in road ronsti
the needs of Florida today but for | «| hnve been working
many years to come.
1goal of n completed state
“The State Road Department of road*, turning neither to
Florida is n business branch of the nrtr the left when critic
state government. It has been, and come, nml in so doing
must of necessity continue to be, con-( myself unpopular, but t
_ ________ . . ducted on sound business principles, humble judgment, is the
He ndded thnt ( it the best results for the people of to be pursued if the great
a view for the Florida nre to be obtained. From , of gnr>d for the public li
i*the date of its crention five years ago tnlned.
. Lake that he . this month, it hns been conducted | ,"There hns l>ccn no
ointment, fol- along conservative lines, having f o r . shown, and there shoulc
the acceptance its object th<5 best interests of the ; shown in the future coni
here has been |states ns a whole. It has not given. department if the state, i
nllnhnssee ns preference to any political subdivision ' shnll receive th1 benefi
lnicmnn of the ’ represented by. it* membership, nor beonstruction to-wMrlr it
!r. Smith. “Mr. ' to any part or section of the state ns . look forward, and if the
if the iegisla- against other parts, except when the I department is to rontinur
ind was form-- greater need for road construction , the confidence of the p
lorlda Banking wn* required for the l>enefit of. the j plan of the department
|people of tho state a s ‘a whole.
|system of ronds hnve beer
McSWBENEY ALMOST OUT
(Br Th* A»»o«Ut*4 Hr***)
LONDON, Oct. 13.— lA>rd M»>’°r
McSweeney spent t* bad night and
was weaker nnd his mind not
so
clear today, the 62nd dny of -his hun
ger strike. “I feel l am about played
out,” he kept repeating.
NOTED EVA N GELIST DEAD.
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(Br Tk* A***eUt*4 Br*M.)
BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 13.—Charles
McCallon Alexander, a native or
Maryville, Tenn., and known al over
(By Tb« AmmUU4 Pr.it l
WASHINGTON, Oct.
13,—Mr*.
Agnes Wilson, wife of Secretary La
Mitt Cyrd Mock, well-known Cali bor Wilson, died today after a long
fornia writer, one of the foundere of illness.
the American Women’s legion and a
member of the League of American BIG C1TRUE RALLY
Ptnvvcmen.
c NUitt i nnWjb
many criticisms heaped upon it, es
pecially is this true as regards width
of right of way required; width of
roadbed, elimination of distance nnd
proper alignments. One of the prin
cipal reasons for some of the criti
cisms is the fact that the plans of
the department for the construction
of a state system of roads are in ad
vance of the ideas of the* people. The
average man does not see the neces
sity of a right-of-way sfxty-slx feet
In width, nor. for a roadbed thirty
feet in width. Neither does the a v -,
erage citizen take into consideration
the all important question of drain
age, but nil of these items will have
the greatest bearing on the future
lasting qualities of the roads which
are now under construction, and I
venlvre the assertion that the pres
ent generation will live to feel that
the State Road Department of Flori
da 1has acted wisely in laying out the |
present system of roads for co n -. well orranlxed branch of
atruction, although the department la government.”
A rally of the citrus nnd vcgctablo
growers of this section will he held
in Sanford on Saturday night, Octo
ber 10th under the nuspicca of tho .
Sanford Farmer* Exchange, ‘ which
promises to.be largely attended.
Among the speaker* will i>o Presi
dent J . H. Ross of the Florida Citrus
Exchange;* Gl E. Stewart, Jr ., busi
ness mannger of that organization ,
nnd -W. F. Sillier, manager of the af- .
filiated Exchange Supply Company,
tho great co-operative purchasing or
T IIE IR INCOME
ganization of Exchange growers.
♦
TA X ES.
• This will be one of a series of sim
ilar rallies of meetings in each cit
rus section of the section of tho
( t r Th* Auocui»4 r n « . )
state where the-Exchange is repre
CANN ELTON,. Oct. 13.— Chi
sented by n loonl nssoeintlon. Effort
thnt piany coal companies arc pni
is to lie made by each association to
tlieir accounts in order to evade
have its membership cither one hun
ment on Federal ineqtue taxes
dred per cent or accounted for at the
mndc In a speech today by Govi
time the local meeting takes placo.‘ •'
Goodrich of Indiana, lie said th
nml considerable rivalry will exist
firinis formerly paid 55,000 r.
between tin- various locnl associations
now paid $40,000.
as to .which shall make the best
showing.
IIAYTI BANDITS ARE
The speakers from tho general ofGETTING HITTER * flees of the Exchange aro said to
have very Interesting messages for
(B y Th* A u o tl*U 4 r i m l
the local growers. Among the sub
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.— Approx jects which will bo covered will bo
imately 3,250 armed Hnytlen bandits the present crop situation, nnd tho
hnva gecn killed by United States market outlook for the coming sea
marines or Haytien gendnmiie during son, details of the fine progress
the 5 1-2 years of American occupa- 1which the Exchnnge recently has .
tion, according to a reixirt to the ; been making, nnd particulars con
navy department. During that time cerning the present • situation in
the lanrine casualties hnve been 13 I the cotton states of the South, whero
killed nnd 28 wounded.
growers now nre fnclng ruin through
the- breaking down of the speculative
marketing systems which long have
existed there, and the entire noscnce^
of any cooperative movement in the '
cotton growing sections to steady
nnd stabilise the .situation. In addi
tion to these local speakers will bo ■
heard. Considerable interest Is mani
fest in, the virinlty nml a rood Crowd
WANT PRESID EN T. WILSON. .TO undoubtedly will ntfoncT. “ .
GIVE THEM AN AUDIENCE’
ON PRICES
The next timo you hear a man de
(By Tk* A»»ocl»t»J Pr*M .)
nouncing the League of Nations cov
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.— Repre enant. and President Wilson, and par
sentatives of agricultural interests
meeting here were hopeful today that ticularly denouncing Article Ten, ask
t
President Wilson would give them an him if he has rend it.
Clothed In plain language in which
audience to discuss the downward
Mr. Wilson finally drafUd it, It
trend of prices on farm produce ami reads:
hear their protest against currency
“Article X.— Tho members of the
deflation pbiicy of the treasury de
Longue
undertake to respect and
partment. Southern cotton growers
preserve
as. against external aggres
are very activo In the meeting.
sion, the territorial integrity and po
litical independence of all members
HAVE YOU A LITTLE SCAN
o f-th e League. In threat of any
DAL IN YOUR BLOCK? such aggression, the Council shall ad
vise upon the means hv which this
It happens in the best regulated obligation shall he fu W e d .”
families, you know. And involves
The more one reads ‘ he simple
some of tne richest and most impor words of the covenant, the more one
tant. and aristo cratic' folks. Some becomes convinced that the mind of
times the gossip Is well founded. BUT tho mnn who drafted it .was set on
80M ET1M E8 TH E PA RTIES IN bigger things than mere prevention
VOLVED ARE PER FEC TLY INNO of immediate wnr with turbulent
CENT! Now the beautiful Misa Syl neighbors.
,
via Figueroa was ail- that any moth
Opposition to * the Len'-’ie o f Naer, Sunday school teacher or prospec tjons is bnsed on dcnuncio'lon of Ar
tive bridegroom could posslblv want ticle Ten is simply nnpositton'ifi anyn girl to be. She wnx straight ns n “ ling that is marked d em cratlc and
die^-when it was a question of mor- would hove been just as actively for
nia. But she had dimples, and just It hod it l>eon conceived by Senator
couldn't make her sense of humor be Tx>dge or Elihu Root.
have. ; The things thnt girl did! The
awful messes she got herself nnd oth
Marcus C. Page, state superintoner people into! Naturally. she scan dent of the Children’s Home Society
dalised the town and the Ladies' of Florida, hns just completed ten
Tuesday Afternoon Club had a won- years of service with that institution.
derful time at every meeting tearing
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Sylvia's reputation to tatters.
Pnytonn expects to have a choral
I f you enjoy clean comedy don’t society this season, that will with
miss seeing Wanda Hawley
in the aid of a ten-piece orchestra orethe state “FOOD FOR SCANDAL” a t the S ta r sent “The MPkado” some time In Ja n
Theatre tonight.
uary.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD
TUESDAY. OCTOBER
New Arrivals
S S “ m “All of a Sudde
The"newspapcrs said she had married him. Next morning
his rooms. Then when his •‘folks’ arrived, Peggy calmly
married at nlU* Scandalous-AWfullyl! But not so bad whc
A breezy romantic comedy, rippling with the youth and joy
AN OILCAN' ROMEO
with lots of Dainty JBathihg Dames
WANDA H A W LE Y in FOOD FOR SCANDAL.
and SATURDAY— “T H E VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL.
TO M O RRO W —
U R K ’S
Cor. First SC and Sanford Ave.
General Repair Work of All Kinds
.
Experienced Mechanics
Service Guaranteed
CLA SSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATES
Minimum Charge for any one
One Time, per word..
Three Times, per word
Six Times' per word..
Cash must accompany order. Ten
cents extra if chnrged.
Advertising in this column in which
the address of the advertiser is not
given hut which refers you to Post
office Box Number or Care of the
Herald MUST be answered accord
ingly. Please do not ask us for the
names of advertisers advertising In
this way. Usually we do not know
who they are. nnd if wr do we are not
expected to tell you.
NEW DODGE that has never been
run for sale, B. & O. Motor Co.,
Sanford, Fin.
101-2tc
TO RENT or for snle. large ware
house with railroad siding.—Chas.
Tyler, enre Zachary Tyler Vcn. Co.
156-t f<
il.K- Iwn fresh milk rows.
Garrison, near Ft. Heed.
161-It.
LITTLE SIX DCK K FOR SALK
New paint, Iop and tires, ami is
first class mec hnnicnl condition. H.
O. Motor Co., Sanford Fla. 161-1
Nicely furnished rooms MISS MARIAN CLARK M ARRIED
enuo. Phone 308J.
160 tfc
JS T — Boston bull dog
ward for return to
•rs. Sanford, Fin.
,E—One Ford truck In good
Merchants Grocery Co.,
chairs,
FOR
SALE— Dressers.
swings, stoves, etc. at Methodist
150 6tc
parsonage, Magnolia Ave.
LOST— A red rockingchnlr, between
the Andes place nnd pumping stn
tions.. Finder, please notify Mrs. J .
0 . Andes, Sanford. Fla.
LiJ-IHp
The ladies o f the Presbyterian
church will hold their nnnunl baznnr
Tlnr 3 nnd 4. ■
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160*tC
LIT TLE SIX BUICK FOR SA LE—
New paint, top and tires, nnd is in
first class mechnnical condition. B. &
O. Motor Co., Snnford, Fin. ICl-2tc
NEW DODGE that has never been
run, for sale. B. & O. Motor Co.,
Kanfnrd. Fla.
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lfll-2tc
WANTED—Good man nnd wife to
live in house for company. Rent
free. No children.
Mrs. J .
E.
Vaughn, R. F. I). A.
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lC2-2tp
I Have A Buyer
For Your House
Sanford Property sold by
a Sanford Man
E. F. L A N E
FRIDAY
EXHIBITION OF GERMAN
te,n nt the bride’s table. The bridle s
TRO PH IES ARMISTICE DAY
table wa« centered with a plateau of
roses, and the colors, orchid and pink
were carried out in the table ap
Thu committee in charge of the ar
pointments, shaded candles and bowls
of orchid nnd pink asters completing rangements for Seminole county's
the effect. The other quests were Armistice day celebration have re
seated at smaller tables throughout ceived n communication from Major
tho rooms, with the same colors car George P. Ahem, in charge of the
ried out In the appointments.
state recruiting service, stating that
Shortly after the wedding dinner
the bride and groom left for a motor a Inrge exhibit of war materials,
trip East and will return to Steuben German trophies nnd the like will
ville before going to Cleveland where be sent to Sanford on the big dny.
Two non-coms of the recruiting
they will he nt home to their friends
nfter December 1st, in n pretty apart service' will be in. charge nnd will bo
ment nt 2765 Hampshire Rond, Cleve ready to answer the questions of in
land Heights, the groom being a ris- terested persons.
inir young attorney of Cleveland, a
HOARD OF TRADE MEETING
member of the law firm of Treadway
& Marlctt. He is a Wooster College
man nnd also served in the lute war
The Board of Trado will hold a
nnd wnn one of the first Americans specinl meeting in the Court H oubc
to rench Franco, ns a member of one Thursday night at 8 o’clock. Secre
of the hospital units sent from the tary Kessler of tho Jacksonville
Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland. Ho was Chamber of Commerce will bo here
later transferred to the artillery and to address the meeting on matters of
nerved ns IJoutcnnnt in the 118th vital importance.
Every member
Field Artillery, 32nd Division.
, should he present.
162-3tp
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. I. Clark, a graduntc of
Stcuhcnvilfe High School nnd Wilson
College, and also taught for several
years in the high school at Sanford,
Fin., her family spending their win
ters in the South. She has been n
very well known nnd popular young
girl of Stcubiyn ille, and has n host
of friends here who join in congrat
ulations and good wishes.
The young couple were the reci
pients of many beautiful gifts m
cu,t glass, silver qnd linen, wli. !•
Sanford
will add to the beauty of their m w
home. There will also be ninny pret
ty gifts awaiting them In Cleveland
I upon their arrival • i nOut of town gv> -is w re Mr. and
.Mrs. Herbert Kei i ily, nnd Mi ami
Mrs. Figley from ' a ir II' n, oh
Mrs. George Renmci, Miss Alice
There are few towns in the state
Reamer and Mr. Frank Clnrk from that have ns runny fine automobile
Hast Rochester. <>.; W aV.- St. •"ftr' show rooms and gnrnges anil work
from Cleveland and M.
I t r . I I H- i shops and machine shops as Sanford.
Crawforil from Lakowcnd, O.; Wil This rity is prr eminently a city of
liam Reynolds from Northeast Har machine shops and from the earliest
bour. Maine; Miss Maie-n Li< h from times there have been rnilrond shops
Portsmouth, N. II.; Dr. and Mrs. Wal nnd otjier mnchjne shops located here
dron A. Clark from Pittsburg; Mr. nnd one could always find first? dnss
and Mrs. .1. IV Holloway, Joseph mechanics in Hnnfonl and could nl
II olio wav! J. 1 - 1 ••-'••'•I and Mrs. ways get any and all kinds of work
KliznhVth ('hn«'»iwi, from East l.iv,-r- . done in this line.
pool, O . and ... . Mi i> 1. >utoo Cla.k t Probably Hus accounts for the fact
from New V ’
• n daughter of that the garages arc always filled
! Or i billies > I lark of ItiMera, with good mechanics and
the
•ehow rooms and the unto garages are
of tile very best.
I Among the unusually fine gnrnges
tin Florida is that of the Wight Tire
. C o .,. that was recently built (it the
corner of Magnolia nnd Second
;god music and. good streets. Made of fine pressed yellow
Mg dance nt the Viu* brick and black mortar the building
i i mL.v niirht. t»«*i your 'stands out in hold relief and attracts
I the attention of the passerby not only
'from the fact that it has everything
that would make him stop nnd buy
but also from its very appearance.
. ,\nd then it is arranged differently.
There is a place where you can drive
I in nut of tile wentber nnd on two
; sides where you get water, oil, gas or
MU rt Martin, the ir«M»ml rn|»rr*rn- i' repairs or most anything you want
lutne of the Crown .Paper Co., who jj and you can go nnd come without dis
is known all over .the state and th en. } turbing nnyonc on tho street. And
some, was In the city today "baking |
'then while you are resting easily out
hands with his mnny friends. Albeit ( of the rain you cim smile with Geo.
is living In Apopka anil likes it.
,
McLaughlin, or Ilcrmnn Steele or
«
.
» Hon*. C. W. Bntxmlrtgi'fj Mrs. Entzmingcr and daughter, Mrs^ Satrher
and the baby were in tho city today*,
The many friends of Charlie fcntintinger urc glnd to see hint in good
health again as he has just returned
Being A Sum mary Of W ho Is
Who And W hal In The
Anto Business In
Sometimes newspaper men unui r
tho influence of certnin planets or
under the soothing influence of cer
tain nnrcotics such as a good cigar or
n good drink of ah. say. Bcvo
or
some kindred manifestation of food
over flesh have l>ocn known to write
epics that have made them famous
over night or over the river or over
there. Editor Hotherington has writ
ten sonic of tho host stuff that ever
left the editorial pen In th JiaU ta of
Florida and Is known as the finest
nnd the best of the kind in tho south.
Hq has written certain passages up
on certain things th at tave been cop
ied uitnuiihout the breadth and
length of the land. An,d
h°
lived thus far to complete his mus-
In the Matter o f Style We
With the Latest V
If you appreciate the desira
bility of correctness in Ready
to-W ear and Millinery we in
vite your patronage.
TRY A HERALD WANT AD
S P E C IA L BARGAINS
FOR TH E F IR S T
C O M P L E T E H O U S E BILL
C A R TE R LUMBER CO.
for WOOD
GAS
and OIL
>#
0 0 0 0 9
L-
Largest and most ♦
complete line ever ♦
shown in Sanford t
These stoves were ♦
bought on a low ♦
market and w i l l be l
sold very cheap for +
cash.
I
DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE ♦
TILL YOU GET OUR
J
... . -PRICES
i
W. R. RHAN, Prop
BIG RACING CARD
PULLED O FF
.
II. A. H A LV ER80N , Mgr
IN CANADA
(Bj TV• Aum UU4 Fna.)
WINDSOR, Oct. 12— The greatest
crowd in the Canadian history gath
ered today for what is .dcclnred thn
greatest racing event evor held on
the American continent Man-o’-war,
" T h f O r U m ! f n ^ r . , VSU r chron. American premier racing steed and
Sir Barton, Cnnndian champion meet
icles an item of more than
this afternoon for championship and
human interest.
K says ™ ™ P biggest purse ever offered. Wickgreens have arrived again.
ford, owned bv George Ixing, also in
many m en-and women too-w ho the race, having been entered Inst
SncraH y
fit only for treason night.
stratagem and spoils have been
known to he transformed under me ST. I.OULS F IR E
magic •alchemy of a mess of turn
DOES BIG DAMAGE
greens into c re a tu re s of sweetne*
(By TV. Auocl.uJ Tn*».)
- ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12— Fire did ex
cess of half n million dollars dam
age to the plant of the St. Louis Car
Company's plant early today. It ia
believed to have started from electric
wires.
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Dealers in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS
AND PITCARN AGED VARNISHES, WALL P A PE R S, KALSOMINES, BRU SH ES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and
RAW LINSEED* OIL. v
See us before buying your supplies. We can save you money.
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ANFORD DAILY HERALD ’ * WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1910
vp ah Ui hi j «terr aftw —«■ ■ w x B«ad»z *t Tfc«
t~Hcnld,H»JMliu, 107 StuMlU aVm m
*m
h i PUnUSIIKBH i '
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riT jrilO L L Y .^
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Editor
N. J. LILLARD, • Seer alary-Treasurer
11. A. NEEL - General Manager
F . P. RINES,
Circulation Manager
Phone 481.
A4 >«r|i»t*f | Bsi*> Mad* Kno»n aa Applkatlsa
• Subscrirtion Price in Advance
■One Year — ________________ $8.00
Three Months ______________ .$3.00
' Delivered in City by Carrier
One W e e k ________________ 16 Cents
Member of the Associated Press.
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTORS.
Charles E. Jones
Martin Caraballo
J , G. Sharon
P. W. Corr
W. V. Knott
G. B. Wells.
Oh, for a rest from politics.
• o o o
Ami a chance to go fishing or hunt
ing.
• • • •
Or even a chance to build four ur
five hotels.
H
E-*ir,"
il) 1 V
EBfr ’ * 1
urcr of the Democratic National
Committee to tho people of Seminole
county' through tne Ilcrold for fi
nancial njd for the Democratic Nat
ional fund. This paper will be plenaed
receive contributions and for
ward them on to the committee. No
amount is to small or too large.
Mr. Spark’s appeal follows: t
To the Democrats of the South:’
The next president of these Unit
ed States will be Governor Jam es M.
C or 6 f . Ohio.
The next Senate will be uiade up
of n majority o f Democrats:
PHOVIMCD:
Thnt funds are furnished, h, Dem
ocrats of the South to pay tne legi
timate expensps of the National
Campaign.
It was "under Democratic rule that
the shackles were removed from the
Southern business and Southern ag
riculture. The South owes much to
the Democratic party.
Tho Democrats of the North are
making a valiant fight to get control
of the doubtful states from the Re
publican party. A great amount of
money will be needed to pay for ad
vertisements in Republican papers
which are to be printed in rebuttal
to the lies which tho Republicans arc
spreading.
Wo have tho candidate and we have
the platform. We have the Intcreat
of our country at heart.
Let me impress upon every South
ern Democrat, men and women, to
contribute.- MAKE A CONTRIBU
TION TO TH IS N O BLE CAUSE.
Please send your checks to your
State Finance Chairman and the mon
ey will be forwarded immediately to
N
mh Vnrlr
mlA fWn
aU/iiih I fCom
'nm _
New
York fit
to aid
the M
National
mittee in its yvondcrful fight.
Let me say ju st now that the South
hnn more to gain and more to lose
in this election than in any election
ever held in this country. .
Democratic success monna PEACE,
PROSPERITY nnd
H APPIN ESS
for the South as well ns the entire
country.
The time is short, delay may be fa
tal. If the Southern Democracy re
sponds as It should then actual dis
aster will lie nverted.
Despite the lack of funds there is
a spirit of optimism at National
Headquarters. W E ARE
HOUND
TO WIN BECA USE WE A RE
RIGHT.
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SIR GEORGE PAISH
J u ^ t F o lk s
By EDGAR A. GUEST
■> MEMORY.
C*p»» r*'.
'I'lem tta l U>m>nl
Sir George* Palsh of London, former
editor of tho Statist, Is hero on an unofficial mission sounding Arhsrlcan
financiers as to help for tho rehabilita
tion of Europe.
REVENGE THAT WAS COSTLY
Australian Farmer's Fancy Mothod of
Post Destruction Could Htrdly
Bo Called a Success.
I stood and watched him ploying,"
A little lud o f three;
And Imck to me dime.straying
The years that used to be;
In him the boy was Maying
Who once belonged to tne.
Every day is “Special Day
at this Store
The Molf-snine brown Ids eyes were
As those that ouco I knew;
As glnd mid guy hla erica were?,
B e owned hla laughter, too.
Ills features bright and also were
' My baby’s, through and through.
Real Sweet, Simon
Pure Granulated
Sugar, per lb.
ilia ears were those Td sung to ;
B is chubby, little hands
Were those thnt 1 had dung t o ;.
Hla liulr In golden atranda
it seemed my heurt wan strung to
By love's unbroken bands.
With hlin 1 lived the old days
That seem so far away;
The beautiful and bold daya
When he was hero to play;
The sunny nnd the gold daya
O f that remembered May.
I know not who he may bo
Not where his homo may bet
But I shall every day bo
In hope again to see
The Itnngo of tho baby • .
Who once belonged to me.
A farmer living near Boree Creek,
New South Wales, was greatly annoyed
by the depredations of a hawk, which
Apd maybe a meeting or two for
(Copyrlfht by S q s * r A, (Su n t.)
Board of Trade to discusa things.
almost dally took toll among Ids chick• • • •
«us. Finally, after a good dead of trou
What a relief when it is all over
ble, he succeeded In (nipping the bird
nnd we can settle down to the pleas
alive, nnd, smarting under his losaea,
ant pastime of boosting Sanford.
resolved upon a reully elaborate re
Daily Fashion Hint
* * * * .
venge.Procuring
a
supply
of
"gcll"
. . That building on the lnke front for
(explosive), lie fastened It. to the un
the Rod ond Gun Club listens good.
fortunate hawk’s leg and ntInched n
This city has long needed a gencrnl
gathering place for tourists nnd
tong .fuse to It. Then, having lit the
townspeople as well.
fuse, he released the hJrd and waited
9 9 9 9
for It to lly Into (lie air to annihila
The ladies say they "have ordered
tion.
However, l he trick foiled to
the eouipment for the White Way. It
work. Somewhat dared, no doubt, by
should he here nnd Installed before
the rough handling It hud received, the
the holidays if we intend to get any
hawk obstinately refused to move from
AFTER GAME IIOGS,
good out of it this senson.
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n position .near the door’ of the
Well, the World’s Series is over for ■Sheriff Morris nnd He- ities Stone "hutupy."
th^ time being anyhow and now we and Turner have spent a.>out three
With Rip fuse sputtering fiercely, the
can get down to Imrnynrd golf nnd K hr tnoin shrdluetaninshr su u u u farmer begun to get uneasy, and he dUl
other soul-trying games of the win
days in the woods each looking for all In his power to scare this "feath
ter season.
violators of game laws. So far, no ered.mine” away, hut at llrwt with lit
tle success. Finally It rose tn the
one huH been nrrested; but there is
Btr—hut only to settle on his roof,
no question thnt the lnws are being near the chlrtmev. Shouting nnd bornmost flagrantly violated and" 'some hiy'dmcm with stones and sticks alike
(M-opte will have the privilege of pay fulled to move It from lids* position,
ing for all this extra work which the nnd with the perspiration streaming
sheriff and his deputies are putting down Ids face and Ills hair begtmdhg
in. If state law made it a penalty to to stand on end the fnrmer was ulti
carry' a gun except upon securing li mately obliged to take to his heels for
cense, and during the hunting senson
Who kill game out of senson should only’, as required in New York state, bis own safety. The bird sat doggedly
on the roof till,the end came; then tho
get all that the law can give them.
there'would not be so much violation luckless squntK-r, looking book, saw
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roof, chimney and hawk go dp In on*
“Who is responsible for the Wall
0RIOIHAL AND BEOOMINu.
Street Explosion,’’ nsks the St. Au
terrific explosion. He huH now (worn
Nothing is smarter tjian the new
gustine Record. Darned if we know,
off nil fancy" methods of pest destruc
redingotc model. Dlack’ velveteen Is
Herb. It might have been Hnrry
tion.—Wide Worlcf Mngarlne".
Drown, Gilbert trench, Goode Guerry,
used to 'develop the frock Illustrated,
Ed. Fitzgerald, Hugh Sphrkmcn, Joe GIVE FREE DENTAL
the redlngoto opening over a eklrt
Enrmnn, Ejl. Taylor, Bobo Dean,
of plain satln_ which is frequently tn
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a ftntresting color. An odd fea
Coast Editors.
Simple Explanation of Matter to ture of the dress Is" a yoke of fine
French net with plaited up-standing
Which Probably Few Have Given
Other people cam look at the fu
collar that touches the ears! Plaited
Much
Attention.
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ture growth of Sanford ns they
frills also finish" the long close-fitting
please hut the Sanford Herald has
sleeves. Medium site requires 4
Not„one person fn a hundred could yaiyls 36-Inch velvet and l t f yards
enough faith in it to place an order
for one of the best typesetting ma
give a satisfactory answer to the ques 36-inch satin.
chine* thnt is manufactured today
tion, Why I* the sky blue?
Pictorial Review Dress No 9047
nnd one thnt will give this paper the
And vet the explanation, ns given Size*, 3t to t l Inches bust. Price, 35
service that Sanford require*
We
by l‘rofi-«.*,,r W. II, llriigg. at the
also intend to rnnke many other
llrltNIi Itoynl Institution, Is qulto
chnnge* and in time give the people
simple.
of thi* section the biggest nnd best
Tho blue sky, he explained, Is duo
daily paper thnt it is possible to pro
to the Interception of particles In thi
duce. And our weekly pay roll is
atmosphere of the blue rays which
all spent in thi* city nnd it is quite a
neat sum nnd one that should appeal
form a part of tho while light of tho
to those who nre receiving part of it
sun. The parts of white light con
every Saturday night. •The Herald Is
veyed .by longer red nnd yellow light
taking a big part in the every day
waves manage to Jump the many sub
life of Sanford.
stances In lhe atmosphere and are
seen
at sunrise nnd sunset.
TIM ES-IM O N GROWTH
W hitm an’s
The professor Illustrated his mean
ing by showing a disc of light on tho
Sampler
The Florida Tinies-I’nion has just
screen which, passing through a howl
installed n new- Hoe Sextuple press
thnt was esnci-inlly designed for this
of wuter, became grnduqlly redder as
Huyler’s
VTcnt Florida daily and this makes,
the water got cloudier, till nt last,
•the second one of the kind to be sold
after an Imitation of the sun In a No
Candies
to the T.-U. It takes these two big
vember fog. It fnded nwny.,’
presses nnd a special power plant to
Professor Bragg has also revealod
take care of the wonderful growth
Wiley’s
some-of the mysteries of sound. If
o f the biggest imper south of Rich
Candies
you put a stick In a revolving bowl
mond and all Florida rejoices in the
of water, It sets up little whirlpools
prosperity of the T.-U. Many of us
•can remember \ghen the Jacksonville
behind-I tr •In the same way th(*,wthd
Log Cabin
and Tnmpn papers were ns smnlt ns
rushing pant trees forms whirlwinds
Pecan Nut Roll
some of our own struggling dailies
on n small scale, and these rnuso
ond we hnvo watched them grow with
those sounds so admirably described
a brotherly feeling thnt some day
by the Imltntlvo .word "soughing."
they would meet with tho prosperity
Hlmllnr sounds are set up by teteferaph
that they deserve. The T.-U. hna a
wires.
large circulation in Sanford nnd is
Americans administering free dental
giving this city many nice notices as treatment to needy Poles nt the Amer
well as every other part of the stnte
being in truth Florida’s greatest ican Red Cross headquarters nt War
saw, Poland.
daily.
APPEAL FOR DEMOCRATIC
FUNDS.
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Aristos Flour—positively the best
that money can buy. To introduce
it Thursday, Friday and Saturday
24 Pound
Sack a t :
only . .
Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera
lion and we can supply your every want in choice Flor
ida and Western Beef, Pork, Lamb. Sausage, Veal, Liver
and every Packing House Products.
SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c
J; Our delivery is prompt and you’ll get courteous
’ ! ment and good service here—if you don’t, just t
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Cut Rate Tire House
Oid Ford Garage
B A T T E R I E S for all makes of automobiles.
W
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nothing but fully guaranteed Tires and Ba
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Ford Size Tires
Batteries
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Changes in Prices
M O B L E Y ’S
STRANGEST PETS KNOWN
The following appeal has been sent
"by Hon. Joe Sparks, assistant treas-
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C atsu p
O liv e O il
G reen P ep p er S a u ce
P r e p a r e d M u stard
B eef S te a k S a u c e
F ig Pu dd ing
C h o w -C h o w
Deane Turner
Welaka Building
. Phone 497
Cat, Canary and Goldfish Gat Along
Well Together.
Mrs. Thnd Tillery of Genova, O., Is
believed to have In three pet a tho
strangest friends known. They are a
goldfish. cunui\ bird and c a t All three
get along In perfect harmony nnd
allow deep regard for each other.
Every time Mr*. Smith feeds the cnl
It raves a few crumbs for the bird
which hops to the top of the goldflsl
howl and fosse* In a few for the fish
The favorite restlngplnee of John, thi
canary bird, l* on the neck of Fred
die. tho cat. All three friends seem to
grieve greatly that Pete, the goldfish,
Is unable to Imp out of Its bowl and
gambol around on the floor with tho
other two.
Pete, however, swims around and
around chtse to the glass aides of hig
prison, while John and Freddie play
about, when the flah bowl Is put on tho
floor.
Town Crier.
New Interest Quarter
OCTOBER FIRST begins the new inter
est quarter. Deposits made up until the
tenth draw inteseat from the first. Get
your deposits in before the tenth to get
interest this quarter.
Sport Model Chalmers
Seven Passenger Chalmers
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$2,275
2,150
2,035
$1,170
LOTT MOTOR COMPANY
SANFORD, FLORIDA
First National Bank
CAPITAL AND SU RPLU S $120,000.00
F . P. Forster, President.
C . A. MATHEWS
RESOURCES $1,150,000.00
B. F . Whltner, Cashier.
A. L Betts, Assistant Cashier
As Good os the Best
Daily Service
Phone 66
REAL ESTATE
A Now Man W ltii tho Old Firm
A; P. Conolly, 108 Mafnotia Ave.
�THE BAN FORD DAILY HERALD
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS, IS 20
=*ost C ards a t T h e H erald: O ffice use BASEBALL IN TEACHING
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Novel Method of Teaching Spelling
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AND p it c a r n a g b d v a r n i s b e s , w a l l p a p e r s , k a l s c u
IdNES, BRU SH ES and SPEN CER KELLOGGS BOILED and
gAW LINSEED* OIL.
See us before buying your supplies. We cap save you money
On suggestion of the teachers. It Is
known as the ‘'baseball system" whlcl^
eliminates monotony from the study
and creates an interest second only to
thgt of outdoor sport. It Is nothing
more or less than playing baseball with
worda.
The schoolroom Is the diamond, the
corners being used for the bases and
the teacher Is the "pitcher." The pu
pils ere the “players."
A pupil "at
bat" advances to the corner of the
room designated as the "plate," and
the teacher pronounces three words.
I f all are correctly spelled the "play
er” mores to flret base, having made
a “hit," each succeeding player who
makes a “hit" advances him a ' base
until he Is scored.
C tiu n d l C iin tttt
CAs each succeeding player makes a
"safe hit" he goes to first base and
the run scored counts for the side the
T^ila Is the most resent portrait of
player represents. When a player fails 2haHea M. Schwab, the steel magnate,
to spell a word correctly ho Is declared vho has just celebrated his fifty-eighth
"put" and roes to his seat, which Is the ilrthday.
“player*' bench." The rules of the na
tional game are adhered to as strictly
as possible, there being three out. It
requires several days to complete ulna
Innings.
HELPING
STARVING
PR IC E 8LASII1NG H ITS SANFORD ium«. They have used it conpiitently and thev attribute much of their
Merchants about this count
success to their newspaper advertis
ours have been anticipating
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Read what they have to say else
the merchandise at a lower
where in this issue and be amongst
they have been eutting and si
the first to visit the large stock that
thefr • prices, in many cases below they have marked down to within
cofcL
reach o f your pocket-book.
The announcement by Perkins &
B ritt that appears elsewhere in this
issue shows that they are the first to
bring this price slashing to Sanford.
We mean by this that they are the
first to bring to Sanford the price
reduction on every article in their
store, a reduction bio enough to moan
much to the Sanford people.
Of all the v$ry many unusual bar
gains that they arc now offering, the
clothing prices lead them all. We
understand that all their suits that
ranged in prices from fifty to eighty
dollars have been reduced to from
twenty-two dollars to fifty.scven dol
lars.
The most of us have been waiting
a long time for just such an oppor
tunity ns this and now thnt Perkins
& B ritt have done their share . to
wards reducing the high coat of REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
CAM PBELL LOS8ING POST •'
clothing for the Sanford people it ig
now up to ua to grasp this opportun
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AMERICAN LEGION
Perkins & B ritt are two of San
THURSDAY, OCTOBER U ,
ford’s merchants thayrhave always
B M P. M.
been great believers in advertising
COUNTY COURT ROOST. ‘
ford Herald as one of the best' med' ALL EX -SER V IC E MEN IN yjT K D .
POLES
Is now ready to serve the trade in this part of
a.
Florida in everything in
The Place Where You
Get That Delicious^
Rough and Dressed Lumber and
Builders’ Supplies
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And Everything in Baked Goods
Pies, Cakes, Pastry. Baked by
Experts in Their Line Under the
Best Sanitary Conditions
Everything Clean and Wholesome
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to build the home that you have been wanting so long
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the American lied Croaa In Warsaw.
Poland, In her office In tho Red Crosi
headquarters In that City from when
relief nnu'-ig starving Poles la being
ndmlnlstered.
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itor to your home every day.
Cor. Laurel Avenue and Commercial Street, Sanford
A T NINE O'CLOCK COMMENCES T H E
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O f all s a le s h eld in S a n fo rd th ere w a s n o n e th a t \ ml e a u a l this o n e as tar as
the fact th a t th e s a le is on s e a s o n a b le g o o d s, th e v ery m e r c h a n d is e th at y o u will
Our entire stock of Society Brand and Campus
Tog Clothing that ranged in price from $45.00 to
rice cu ttin g is c o n c e rn e d .
lave to b u y for fall.
Some real bargains will be found in thte depart
ment as we are selling our entire line of Union-Alls,
Sweet-Orr, Brotherhood, Blue Buckle and other
leading makes away below cost The suit that has
been costing you
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A n o th e r rea l fea tu re o f this sa le is
during this sale.
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AND W E GUARANTEE TH A T YOU W ILL GET A'. ______________________ _
’ YOU BUY AND IN MANY CASES S^lV E A S MUCH AS 45 V
COMB EAR LY AS FIRST CHOICE MEANS THAT YOU GET THI
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1*. 1920
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CHURCHES FIGHT
RED MENACE
fa lsin g the Family
tmac uq tier
HOVE KC 4 *wD
1 hot * B i6 h OP
Iwwes op . Suyptp.
Ik o hollevos that ~ d iscrru o fL>* the bolter p ari o l v a lo r !
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WWE»J t COHE IW AMO]
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Allied With Attorney General
AM ERICANISM
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Sod-Fearing Voters Covenant to "Put
at the Head of This Government a
Man of Provsd Capacity and Firmnssa Who Will 8upprsss tho Prtacheraoand PractJcsrs of Discord and lani and whose deed* ^pro lest-prdoP Of
hla high purple to Bring his whole
Vlolsno*.
country to a rculliatlon of the loftiest
Ideals of cllltenshlp will receive their
Wsshlngtea.-—Tb* greatest Indorse undivided support In primary, election
ment ever given to tho outstanding and la the administration of hla high,
Amerlcaulsm of a living official In pub office.
Before the great campaign of Amer
lic life la the forward movement roprawanted by the powerful among mere icanism to be undertaken by the Prot
than A score of largo church denoml- estant church ergaalxatiooa Is well
— “ — 1 organisations. which has Jaat saiac way lt . would not b* surprising
to find tho percentage la th* alllaaeo
Boos effected In this country to combat grow to o round 100 per cent, reprothe "Rod menace.■*
sentlng 100 per .coat Americanism.
Twenty-fir# million peroocs. repew
Th* great hierarchy of tho Boons
nonting more than TO per cent of th* Catholic Church la the United Slates
membership of all Preteslant church la heart sad soul with tho movomeat
organisations In tho United States, art for Americanisation sad will lead Its
adw lending their strength to th* alli- full stnofth to the promotion through
aao* which wHI carry on to Its logical the far reaching channels of th*
condo Mon tho work of Attorney Oen* church of tho preaching and teaching
of staunch Americanism .to the msny
oral Mitchell Palmar In awakening the millions of Its congregation within tho
people of the oatlpe to a realisation of Ignited States.
their peril from the enemy within sad
A pastoral letter, the Brat Issued by
pretoctlag ths gevernment with affirm (be heads of th* Catholic Church la
hand from those whe sought to over* th* United State* la thlrty-Avs years,
has recently gene te all Its people, la
throw It by force sod vleleoca
Americanlstn and Ainericealsatlea U which the following paragraph la not
to bo th* watchword of tho charchso, the least la Importance of th* decla
■ad tho Cfariitlso people of th# ooua- rations ef th* letter:
"Whatever may he th# Industrial sad
try, who hav* caught th* onto from th* social remedies which will tpprova
reveille seundod by Mr. Palmer, will themselves 1* the American people,
■no to It thot ■ mas allvo to th* great there la on* that, wr feci confident,
question and of proved capacity to they will never adopt.. Tlmt Is the
carry’on the great work that la being method ef revolution'. For h them la
tonnehed la put at the head of affaire neither Justification not excuse under
our form of government. Through the
of government la this country.
To these millions of earnest people ordinary and orderly processes of edu
cation. organisation and legislation all
who »«e la the safety of th* country, social wrongs can be righted. While
home sad fireside ths overshadowing these processes at time* may sum
Issue of (be futaro, regardless of poli distressingly slow, they wilt achieve
ties or politicians, there can ha w* stop more In th* final result thaa vleteoe*
backward sow that ths forwhrd atovo- or revolution. Ths radicalism sad
meat Is on, and the man who appeals won* than radicalism of tho labor
to them moat strongly aa measuring up movement la seme of th# countries ef
t* the highest ateudard of Aiuurlcan- Europe has no leasoa for tho worker*
of the United Stotea except as an ex
ample of methods to be detested and
avoided."
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Thus the churches and their people
In the United Btates stand united In a
determined movement to look to the
future security of the government of
their country and ths pose* and hap
piness of Its people. In this, as lo
many similar movements which hav*
written history. It la
of tho man than th*
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Th* formation of the pe s mfut alli
ance la th* InUichurch world move
ment to campaign against rod radical
ism with Americanism la but another
proof that th* American people bar*
made u»* Issoa of tho day for th* gov
ernment, for th* church and for tho
nation. It la stated that th* laterchurch world movement te serving aa
a clearing tfousa for speedy and co
operative action te cop* with the evils
of radicalism,, which have been mad*
public as tbs result of a nationwide
survey. On their own account tbb
representatives of these 23,000,000
people of th* country have found that
"Americanism" Is tho, one sad groat
lasso* now before the people sad have
culled upon the churches to' expend
from their emergency funds several
millions of dollars la Immediate ef
fort to raise the standard of Amortrun Isa*.
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Walthall A Eatridge, of the City
Market, are getting ready to move
from their present quarters to their
elegant new room in the Welaka
Block at, the corner of First Street
and Railroad Way. This la one of
th* finest rooms .in the city and the
City Market la making extensive im
provements to make Tt most attrac
tive in every way.
The Facts of the Telephone Situation
in Florida
By J. E pps Brown, President.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH%
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The Company, The Public, The Employees
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Adequate and.efficient telephone service is essential to the con
tinued prosperity of all commercial enterprises, and a telephone in
the home for social intercourse is as necessary as a telephone in
the place of business.
No telephone company can furnish this service without the full
support of the public it serves. This is true because the interests
of the public, the telephone company and its employees are identi
cal; each must co-operate and neither can permanently profit at
the expense* of the other.
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DEMOCRATIC
DAY NIGHT AT
RALLYS HELD
IN THE COUNTY
SCHEDULE OF MKEtlNGS AND
DATES—LONGWOOD TOMORROW NIGHT
(fra* TMteapi Sill*)
This week and pari of next the
Democratic party of Seminole coun
ty will rally oround tho standard and
hold public meetings at various pre
cincts in the county. Lost night at
Lake Mary there waa a good crowd
out to Hear the speakers and for
about one hour listened to fine talks
on tHa vital questions of the day.
Among the speakers were Georoe A.
DeCottes, Judge Householder, Judge
Moines, J. J. Dickinson, C. M. Hand.
Tomorrow night the meeting will be
held at Longwood In tha library
building at which meeting Longwood
and' Altamonte people will combine
for a monster mass meeting.
Similar meetings wilt be held at
Oveido on Friday night at the school
house. At Lake Monroe on Monday
night in the school house. At Chuluota Tuesday night at the school
house and at Geneva
Wednesday
night at the towil hall.
Please keep these dates and meet
ing places In your mind for It is Im
portant that thd tried and true Dem
ocrats gather at thess meetings and
that the younger voters and the wom
en voters gather there also and hear
the questions discussed that are of
the greatest importance to the citi
zens of this county. ,
The big rally that was to have
been held in Sanford last Monday
night but waa postponed on account
of the misunderstanding in datfs but
there will be a monster Democratic
rally in thia city on Saturday night.
October 23rd at which time several
local speakers and several speakers of
national reputation will address the
voters.
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LADY JANEXCARLET;.;
CLUB PUTTING ON ONE FOR SEND IN YOUR CONTRIBL
AND HELP DEMOCRATS
THE BENEFIT OF CLUB
ON TO VICTORY.
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The “13" club will give a dance at
the Valdes Hotel next Friday night
and the members are now on the
street selling the tickets for the
same. The DeLand Orchestra will
furnish the music for tho occasion
and delicious punch will be furnished
to the dancers all throujgh th* even
ing, the punch being under the su
pervision of that veteran master of
Jj| such delicacies, Hon. Eugene
Roumlilat. The floor is good end the
weather is cool and ther* will be
waltsea and one-steps for tha older
ones and tha fast fox-trota for tha
younger ones and there will also be
plenty of intermission where tha
people cam get together and talk and
otherwise enjoy a pleaaant evening.
The dance is given to raise money
for the new dub house of the Rod
and Gun Club recently organised here
for tha benefit o f the local hunters
and fishermen and yatebmen and al
so for the visiting tourists whp will
find at the headquarters of the Rod
and Gun Club all that they can wish
in the way of amusements during tha
winter days and evenings. The Rod
and Gun Club will also have ‘a fine
dancing floor where the younger set
can dance at any time ana this build
ing will fill a long felt want in San
ford and the idea should receive the
support of all the people. Instead of
making a campaign and shaking
down the long suffering public for
money the club will put on a series
of entertainments giving the people
i run for the money.
So 1st everybody get ‘tickets for the
dance Friday night at the Valdez
Hotel.
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The Public furnishes the Revenue and receives Service. '
The telephone situation is as much the concern, of the public as
it is of the company and its employees. The sound support of the
public shpujd be based upon a knowledge of the facts.
It is the purpose of this Company to fully inform the public of the
fact? of this situation.
’• This is. the first of a series, of advertisements to place before the
public all the facts of the telephone industry in the State <Jf Florida.
It is the duty of all who have peed for telephone service now, and
in the.future, to carefully read and consider these facts and, if con
vincing, to give a quick, direct and-cordial support to the Company.
If any statements are questioned, they can Be verified.
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Contributions for the
campaign to be sent to th*
er of tha Democratic National
mittee will be taken her* it
Herald office and the nann
credit in this space each week,
of the loyal Democrats who vbl
make a contribution no matter
small, should give it in and gtriag
will know that it Is going for a ,
cause. The following hava imt
their contributions:
The following contribution!
added by C. H. Leffler, that__
and true old wheel horse of tb
oermtie party who went out sad
a personal solicitation of th*
tag:
Seminole County Democrat
ic Exe. Committee......... f&N
J . J . ' Dickinson .................
Mrs. F . P. RInea............. LM
C. H. L effler...................... IM
• D. A. Caldwell.................... LM
E. C. Mills ......................... LM
• J . M. Steuman .. ................ Jl
Seminola M arket................. LM
Leym AJman ..................... LM|
L. J . B a k e r ....... ................ LM
. G. B. Hardder.................... LM
8. Robbins .......................... l.M
Mabel Saint ......................... Jt
J . M. Lord and wife......... LM
C. A. Clark _____ _____ Jl
W. E. Collins ................... ii
Louis R. Collins ................. Jl
S ch w arts..... ......................... Jl
A. K in n er___________
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W. A. THlis ....................... Jl
C. A. Anderson ............... LM
A. Malium ____________ LM
M. Hanson ......................... Jt
M. Dandciako ............... . 1M
J. D. Parker ..................... iM
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A. L. Betti ....................... 1M
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E. D. Mobley..................... 1-001
A. E. Bearden ................. IM|
Stokes A M illiter............. 1M|
DARING AVIATOR WHO
B. J. S tarling__ _______ 1-OOj
DOES STUNTS IN AIR
Ray Bros. ......................... IM
J. F. Turner ..................... 1M|
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Sanford Mch. A Edr Co... LM|
Randall C ase
W. A. LcMcr
C a sh __
Herman F. Steele
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R. 11. W ig h t................. ....
* J . II. T illis.........................
J . A. Harrold - ................. 1-J?|
E. E. Brady -------!{*_
R. C. Whitten ................... I^l
V. E. Douglass------------Deane Turner
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Chas. E. Wood ............... 1*1
Mrs. T. K. R o ll................. -«l
L. Allen, J r ....................... f* l
W. C. Willinnison ...........
M. F. Robinson ............... i f
Cash.................... .
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Alfred Foster .................. !•*!
II. -P. Lntspaugh ...............
B. W. Herndon ................ H
B. F. Whitner ..............—
• J. B. Tyner _______—
R. V. Williams ........... —
L. Y. Bryan ................—
John Miller ___________
R. J. Holly ................
The Company furnishes the Plant and receives Profits.
The Employees furnish the Effort and receive Wages.
The telephone industry in Florida faces a crisis unparalleled dur
ing its entire history, the cumulative effect of conditions during the
past four years; conditions which this Company was powerless to
influence or control.
CONTRIBUTIONS
WILL HELP TO
WIN VICTOR]
.it u tiM . lUc tlariui aviator who
change* from on* airplane to another
Lady Jana Cart*tan, widow of tho without the nia of a ropo ladder, and
lata MaJ. Hugh Dudley Carltten, and do** many other daring atnnta.
atator of tho marqula of Hartford, la
honorable eecretary far the *1114-11“
Haw Flah Bat.
association of ax-aarvtea man harmed
Wien a codflah eata It tabes an oyto oambat bolahovlam.
star In Itn mouth, cracks the shell, degoats the meat, and ejecta the shell.
Crabs crack the ahella of their smaller
neighbors and nek out their meat.
In the petition of E. E Brady, ThU accounts for the mound* of shell*
published in the proceedings of tho whlrii are found beneath the wares.
county commissioner* (n the Dally And. aa farther lllaatrntlng the cenand Weekly Herald lost week tho •tant destruction going on in Iho
name of one of the signers was giv oceans’ depth. It la said that If a ship
en as J. W. Fortier by the Clerk's sinks at sea It will be egten ny th*
office to this paper for publication. Bah with the exception of Its metaj
The name should have been J . W. portions.
Foster, but Uke other petitions,
some of the names were indistinct
and the mistake was made. The
Character In tho Nooo.
clerk’d office asks that this correction
There la an old saying that "a man's
be tnadeJn the name.
character Is ss bis nose !*.“ The nose,
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according
to physiognomists, la mi*
M ar Stewart has decided to re
of
th*
moot
Important features. Both
main at home this winter instead of
going toAtlanta and wilt be with the Its also and Its shape have their rignlflcanc*.
Seminole Hotel aa night cterk.
J. N. Searcey, of longwood, a
irr the following, contribution*, i
Longwood:
J : N. Searcy --------------C. Bt S e a rc y --------- M
L. R, P ay n e ......... ............. H
L. J . Hartly ...................
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C. E. Hartley —---------Mrs. Berta Allen ---------C. W. Entxmlngcr -------Mra. M. A. Hardaway —
Mrs. J . N. S earcy----L. W. Entxmineer ..........
B. J . Overstreet ............W. L. Walts .....................
Tell Williamson ...............
Mra. Lorrie C ram er........
J. M. Chaffer ...................
W. E. Allen '...................
O. H. Frain .......................
’ T. G. Roebuck — ..........
W. C. Satchur ...................
Mra. Barts S earcy...........
S. C. Dickson...................
J. M. Walt# .....................
Florence Lovell ...............
Total.......................*
-xAMRRICAN LEGION
WILL “Al
The boye of Campbell Lo**11^
are going to show you wh** ‘
snappy appearance they
{form, on Armistice day.
we shall have a crack drill sqa*]
,to liven yoqr interest a bit
Seminole county has »
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drilled- ex-doughboys *llhu\ ,
boundaries and tj»ey are
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show-you how “squads cart
be executed.
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Watch for them in the p«*T
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD
y u le Happenings
Mention of l
M atteri In B rief
Personal Item s
of Interest
In and About
*£ The City *st
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Arrival Departure
_____ 1:59 a. m. 2:03 a. m
__ 11:45 a.m . 12 :0 J> p. m,
_____ 3:05 p .m . 3:25 p.m ,
. . . __ 2 :4 3 a. m . 2 : 58-a.m
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8:40 a.m .
_____ 3:05 p .m . ■3:25 p .m
____ 7:30 p.m. 7:35 p.m.
Trllhy Branch
. . . ____ j ------------ 8:00 a.m ,
---- ----------------- * 3 :2 5 p .m ,
Leesburg Branch
______ — - - 7:60 a. m.
Oreldo Branch
get tickets for tho dance
lex Hotel Friday night at
). Charles and Mrs. Daily
N. Robson will motor to
is tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1920
Sammary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
covered the many beautiful gifts givcn by loving friends. As Miss Bcrnor returned to the doorway she was
greeted by a shower of rice which
. ‘ [mn from th(' heart o f a
white bell suspended just-above her.
A delicious salad course was served_ and dainty cakes surmounted by
miniature brides were presented each
Arrow Collars, 20c, at Perkins &
OUR STO RE IS CLOSED TODAY TO MAKE THE N ECESSA RY PRE.
I'A RATIONS FOR TH E BIG CROWD THAT W ILL V ISIT US DURING
TH E N EX T TEN DAYS. W E HAVE MARKED OUR MERCHANDISE
FROM ONE EN n OF T H E STO RE TO TH E OTHER IN SUCH A MAN
NER THAT IT W ILL MAKE |T LOOK L IK E OLD TIM ES WHEN YOU
ARE TOLD T lr /‘ T YOU CAN GET A GOOD SU IT FOR $25.00.
Minute Man Six
PRETTY MORNING WEDDING
W<* have sold in the last
AT OUR PLACE IS ONE OF TH E R E A L LEADERS O F’ TH IS SALE.
YOU CAN GET ONE OF TH E B E S T MAKE OF OVERALLS, SUCTI AS
SW EET-ORR OR BROTHERHOOD FOR $2.45.
A pretty event of the week was the
wedding o f Miss Barbara Evelyn Ber Three Weeks, Three Lexington
ner to Mr. Joseph Edwin Wathon, Cars and have several orders
which was solemnized, Tuesday morn
for future delivery.
ing at ten o’clock, at All Souls Catholie chursh, Rov. Father M. J . Farley
performing the marriage ceremony.
. The decorations,* which were conWe will receive in next tew
fincd
tho chanccl nnd altar, were
lovely. Masses of golden glow were days a special T H O R O B R E D
prettily arranged .among trailing (Sport) and we invite you to
Mrs!*Duro.8, M l., Honor
It™
bl" Hl" !
N. Robson will
motor iu
to h»™oniously with^
the. yvhitc
and
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eek.
Bold of tho altar. Ropes of fern
were festooned above the chancel and
Democratic entwined in the chancel balnstrnde
;ht that will extending to tho front pews. Within
lubllc library the chancel tall standards held bnsklvitcd to at- o ts-o f gorgeous yellow chrysanthewill address mums. White prieu dieux with their
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satin cushions nnd tracery o f fcath*ery fern completed the charming setAlfrcd Rob- ting of the wedding group,
thnt he has
Immediately before the ceremony
nt the Geor- a beautiful program of m usic was
He has also rendered by Mrs. T. E. Rimini]Int
o f dancing j who presided at the organ nnd who
delightful!
.................. y sang, ‘'Beauty's Eyes."
Mr. Sid Ri ve gave n charming *rendi*
tion of « Drink
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to Mo Only
With
Thine E yes" and Mr. Clarence Ma
honey sang, " I Love Yon Truly,"
Mrs. RoUmlUatt played the bridal
chorps from Lohcngren for tho en
trance of the bridal party and Men
delsohn’s ^‘Wedding March" for the
recessional. During the' rending of
SHOWER FOR M ISS BERN ER
the marriage service,’ "Schubert's
Among the pretty prc-nuptinl a f Serenade" was softly played. The
walked
fairs tendered Miss Evelyn Berner bride and her attendants
alone preceded by the ushers, Dr. L.
was the miscellaneous shower given A. Brandt nnd Mr. W. Ovens, each
by Mrs.'M. Minarik.
member of thd wedding group taking
The home was tastefully an«! ar their places within the chancel. The
tistically decorated with dninty pink bride, who was the last to enter,
alone, was met at the altar
vine ami grncioun bamboo. Miss Ber walking
by
the
groom
nnd his best tynn, Mr.
ner was met nt the door by Mrs.
61,
Tnrbcll.
She
was very sweet and
Minarik and Misses M argaret, ivnd
winsome in her travelling suit of Co
Agnes Bernof, who led the honored penhagen
blue, its straight lines m ost
guest to folding doors whore a mock
becoming.
Toupc braidings finished
ceremony was performed by Mias
Claire Walker who was mnntcr of the belted coat nnd the collar wna o f
mole-skin fur. With this was worn n
ceremonies, little John W alker acting white silk crepe Georgette blouse hnd
as ring licarer, following much mer a hat of black panne velvet In one of
riment of this the brinc-to-bc was the newest models. She carried an
told to unwind the pink web in nnd arm bouquet of bride's roses.
out of the rooms where were disTho maid of honor, Miss Margaret
Berner, a younger sister of the bride
was chnrming in her girlish frock of
Japanese blue taffeta with which wps
worn a picture hat of black tnalino
and j e t
Her flowers werg white
snow ball crysanthemums*
• The' tiny ring bearer, John Walker
Minarik, the handsome Small son of
6Ir. nnd Mrs. M. Minarik, was an at
tractive, cunning little fellow in his
suit of white nnd carrying a yellow
‘nlnmandcr in which was concealed
tho wedding ring.
The bride's maids, Miss Elisabeth
Musson ami Miss Minnie Lee Allen,
who enme after the ushers, were very
attractive in their dresses' of change
able blue nnd gold taffeta fashioned
in petal design with phot edges, uni
que and lovely in their originnlity
with the three-quarter length sleeves,
was worn long white gloves, black
mnline picture hats completed the
pfetty costumes. They carried arm
bouquets of fluffy, yellow crysanthemums. Mrs, Wathen in the second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.
A.
Berner, an nmible girl of pinny attrac
tive qualities. She is teller nt the
First .National Hank and is held in
2 Packages
call and ask for a Demonstra
tion. ,
No Better Car can be bought
for what the LEXINGTON
Sells For.
You ran buy your sweaters nnd
heavy underwenr nt the sale of Per
kins & Britt.
, Roys cjothing has been cut
third off a t Perkins & Brit.
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one
Under hlanagemcnt of
t
Distributors for
I Sell It
'13van
fn Evert Ha,
y'f t ,
The Finest Face Bleach ever pro
duced. Does w a d n for a bad comnlnioa. All
dealer* or By nwik *1-25, Free Uo«ld*(.
ML e B. BM t CO- m i HbHt«a »T— ». C«tC*M
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lo talk on
Sounds_imny
ft
Refrigerators—but this is
f* lorida
We have just received a
belated shipment of
OUR O FFE R IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS
BANK, ALIKE.
If there is any particular In which we may be of service,
our management will highly appreciate your call.
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Our service Is justified only ns It Is helpful to you, to this
community.
Refrigerators and
Ice Boxes
WE ARE YOUR FRIEN D S, HERE.
H O M E IN S T IT U T IO N
Ball Hardware Company
jhrench
Our Specially— Seminole’s
famous $1 Sunday Dinner
de luxe.
J.E. SPURLING
Seminole, Lake Vo
lusia, Orange and
Osceola Counties
property, subject to taxation for mu
nicipal purposes, within the corpor
ate limits of the City of Sanford,
Florida, on tho first day of Janunry,
A. D. 1920; and all the property
aforesaid is assessed nnd in charged
with the payment of this levy.
Section 4.—That this ordinance
sl\all be published once' within ten
days after its final passage.
■ Section 6.—That this ordinance
shall become effective thirty (30)
days from and after its passage.
Introduced, rend nnd passed by the
City Commission of the City of San
ford, Florida, at its regular meeting
September 27th, A. D. 1920. Placed
on second rending, rend nnd passed
by thd C ite Commission of the City
of Sanford, Florida, at Us rcgulnr
meeting October 4th, A. I). 1920.
H. R. STEVEN S.
Mayor
C. E. HENRY,
.
Commissioner.
Attest:
L. R. PH ILLIPS
(SEA L)
City Auditor nnd Clerk.
162-ltc
WALTER B. OLSON
I If You Do Not Have Faith and Confidence
in yourself you cannot expect others to. depend on you •
c o rd ia lly in v ite s y o u to bo
p re se n t a t th e ir
f a s h io n
If you do not save money how do you expect others
to
lend you
money?
those that have will be given” Is true in the business world as in (he Bible.
‘T o
The moral
lift It gives you will bring you success (resides the Interest it accumulates.
Show
CAPITAL $30,000.00
SURPLU S $15.,000.00
jC ivin y 77/odets
W ed n esd a y, Oct. 2 0 ,
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
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Sanford
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ORDINANCE NO. 19.
AN ORDINANCE determining the
amount and fixing the rate of tax
ation, and making the annual tax
levy, for the City of Sanford, Flor
ida, for the year A. D. 1920.
B E IT ENACTED BY TH E PEOPLE
OF THE C ITY OF SANFORD,
FLORIDA:
Section 1.— That the amount de
termined necessary to be raised by
taxation for the ordinary purposes of
the municipality and to pay interest
upon the Indebtedness of the City
and for sinking fund purposes Is
$73,058.68.
Section 2.—That a tax rate, for the
year A. D. 1920, is hereby declared
and fixed as follows: For the ordi
nary and maintenance purposes of
the municipality 13 mills on tho dol
la r; for (laying Interest on the In
debtedness o f the City and for sink
ing fund 4 mills op the dollar.
Section 3.—That a levy is hereby
mado of 13 mill* on the dollar for
the ordinary purposes o f the munici
pality and of 4 mills on the dollar to
pay Interest on the Indebtedness*of
the city, and for sinking fund, on all
Prime
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Western
Beef Today
On A. C. L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues
PHONE 62
And everything else usually
found in a first class
market
PHONE 105
402 SANFORD AVENUE
B E FO R E BUYING YOUR LU M BER
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
VOLUME 1
STATE ROAD MUDDLE
SEEMS ABOUT SETTLED
LAKE ACCEPTS POSITION
HENRY J. LYMAN
COST OF LIVING IS
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WITH HIGH WAGES
Hoover
Says
That
More
DEMOCRATIC
Is*
RALLY AT
Needed
, L0NGW00D
NEW ADJUSTMENT
New Board will Meet SEC. DANIELS
In Tallahassee
HITS ON ALL
CYLINDERS
TO ELECT CHAIRMAN ‘
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BIG CROWD PRESENT AT LONG
' WOOD LAST NIGHT—OVIEDO
FRIDAY NIGHT.
A\B REORGANIZE THE nOARD SAYS REPUBLICAN ~ VICTORY
w as w on n r fa lse
FOR STATE ROAD
PRETENSES.
WORK
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NUMBER 1*4
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1920
ADMIRAL HORTHY
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MUST BE MADE ALL ALONG THE
LINE IN EVERY
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee held a big rally at Longwood last
BUSINESS.
.
night that was well attended. The
The road muddle seems to be nd-‘ DUNN, N. C., Oct. 14.—The Remeeting was .held on the corner of
(By Tho Amo«UI*4 frut)
lusting itself and the very l»»e»t on publican victory of 1918, was won
the
public square between the hotel
TOKEPA, Kuna., O ct 1 14.—The
this subject is that Forest Lake of “by false pretense," nnd when - five
This
la
ths
first
good
photograph
and the business blocks and there apex of the high coat of living^ has
this city, has accepted his appoint million men were away from home >f Admiral Horthy, regent of Hungary,
were many from Longwood, Alta been reached In America and from
ment as a member of the Board and in the army or navy or in war work, ;o roach this country. On hia election
now on the prices will undergo a
1- Henry J. Lyman, one of the Ha- monte and other sections present.
that a meeting haa been called by the Secretary Daniels declnred here to
la regent he received 151 out of tho. Wallen delegation which haa Just via*
R. J. Holly acted as chairman of downward readjustment,
Herbert
chairman, M. M. Smith, in Tallahns- day, in n campaign speech.
"The soldiers and sailors will vote 141 ballots cast. During tho war ho Jted Washington, Is one of the moal the meeting and introduced the Hoover declared In a speech here to
on November 1st. The meeting
to have been called in Orlando ns they shot and not many of them *as commander In chief of tho Auo- Interesting visitors the Capital has had speakers who were George A. Dc- day. He said labor wages need not
on Friday of this week but this will can bo pursuaded to vote for any tro-Hungarlan navy. Hia lateet utter* In many months. He Is the duke of Cottes, C. M. Hand and J. J. Dick come down with, the living co*ta If
be superceded by the meeting in Ta - man who favored bringing lasting inee la to tho affoct that "Wo must, kapoho, descended, according to tradh inson. The speaker* were well re labor would increase the production.
Uh*Mec and *V the m eeting tn^Tal- dishonor on America by a separate begin the honest work of reconstruct «len, from missionaries on the on* ceived and all of them made earnest
appeals to the voters, men and wom
They know Hon.. To work more and produce!
BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKE
lahassee the new board will be re peace with Germany.
organized with the new members tho way to end war is to Join the no re lo tho only basis of H ungar/d side and the god “Pels*? (fire) on the en to register and to mark theti4 bal
ether.
lots for the Democratic nominees.
,
A man named Robinson, who la on
present and tho chairman will be League of Nationa.
tutu re."
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The
rnords of the Democratic and the section gang of the A. C. L.,
"The
attitude
of
the
fighters
of
elected fur the next four year*,
Republican parties were taken up while working near Mpnroe yester
There haa been considerable dis America is for a convenanl of peace.
nnd compared and the League of Na- day waa struck on the right hand by
cussion on this matter in the press Tho attitude of the straddlers who
.lons held aloft as the banner under a rnttlcsnake. He and his compan
and in various circles for the past never went to war or appreciated its
which they will rally for victory In ions wrapped n bandage around the
month aa the present cholrman. M. holy passion, is for scuttle and com
November.
arm above the bite nnd hastened to
M. Smith, whose term waa out, fAiled promise."
The next meeting will be held In this city with him where he was UkSecretary
Daniels
snid
that
his
at
to get re-appointed by Governor Sid
Oviedo Fridny night of this week at en to Dr.. Robson’s hospitnl. ‘ He had
ney J. C'ntta and various rumors were titude of real fighters, was well ex
which there will be several Sanford a had night and it looked like he
in circulation aa to who would be hia pressed by Col. Charles W. Whittlcsy
spenkers and some of the local spenk would die before morning, hut after
successor, finally resolving itself in i who commanded the "Lost Battalion,
ers of vOviedo
’nnd
told
the
Germans
to
"go
to
hell,
CIO
w nnd M rs^John Leon- the crisis he grew better and ha*
to th*- appointment of Forcat Lake,
ardy of this city will he one of the been discharged from the hospital aa
of this city. The appointee had to when asked to surrender his com
spankers on this occasion.
curi'd. This case Is remarkable from
come from the Fourth district and mand.
Everyone is invited to attend these the fact thnt few, if any cases of
"I
am
Pot
frightened
by
Article
there were several applicants for the
meetings regnrtllcss of
political rnttlesnnke bites recover, especially
position. Mr. Lake, of this city, was Ten," said Col. Whlttlesy," Secretary
creed
and
it
is
expected
that
a largf where the victim is n long distance
Dnniels
continued,
"I
am
not
afraid
tendered the position nnd would not
crowd will greet the spenkers nt from the. doctor.
of
internationalism,
the
bogv
of
accept it for some time ns he could
BEING HELD AT PRESBYTERIAN Oviedo.
Wo RECENTLY ENACTED
-------- —X-------- —
. •
WATF.lt
not make up his mind nbout giving up those who oppose the League.
------------x----------CHURCH
TODAY
WITH
MANY
are
already
international
nnd
there
is
COX
WANTS
I01NT
DERATE
his time to the position nnd tnke care
POWKIl LEGISLATION WOULD
Don'4 forget the "IS" Club dance
no way to help-it»-®vcn 14 wo wanted
IN ATTENDANCE.
of his business nffnirrt here.
at
the Valdez Hotel Fridny night.
DESTROY
NATION'S
FORTS
to.
Our
obligations
to
the
world
are
NEW YORK, Oct. 1 4 -O n Whalf
In the past few days Mr. Lake, af
You are all welcome to come out nnd „f Governor Cox, Senntor I at l»nrter making aevcrnl trips* to TolInnas nlready fixed nnd we cannot nvoid
Among
the
many
meetings
in
San
enjoy
the
dance
anil
help
Sanford
nt
i By Tb, A omkU I -<1 Pr»*»>
rison, of.Mississippi today Issued*
£ has decided to accept the position j them. We may rcBist a world movcford this week is that of the Wom
AMHERST,
14.—Decnu-nl for
lor an time,
nine, but
oui itu only
umj posiA
jin r.iw i, Maas., Oct *^— - an's Efficiency Congress of the the suine time.
• • qualified
•***--* nnd
— * will ment
formal challenge to Senator Harding
and has been duly
to meet the Democratic presidential
take his position ns n member nt the pones our complete engulfment. It is | |nnition that nntional parks through- Northern District of tne St. Johns
_put the country arc In imminent per Presbytery! The meeting- is being
candidate in joint debate on the suhmeeting in Tallahassee. The chair better to go with the tide."
_____ —x----------1il i>ecnuse of recently enacted water held in the Presbyterian church of
jeVt, or the league of nationa.
man of the new bonrd will be chosen
power legislation was mnde today by . this city all day today nnd is being
’ Senator Harrison wired Senator
at this meeting and is not chosen by
Horace McFarland, president of the
I jq,.w. chnirtimn of the Republican
by all of the lending women
the governor.
American Civics Association in nd- atteuded
speakers’ bureau, offering to cancel
The personal of the new board will
of
the
following
cities:
Astor,
Astor
| dressing thnt body. He snid under Park, DcLnnd, Umatilla, Leesburg,
nnv rngweement heretofore made for
be Forest Lake, W. A- Holt, C. A.
the law, corporations have the right Oakland, Orlnndh, Maitland.
I Governor Cox, In order to bring the
Tutwiler, J. D. Smith nnd F.d. Scott.
to file claim on every drop of falling
two candidates together.
. .
The State Bond Department is now
The ofifeers nnd lending women of
Contlifuing, he .Included any and
. . . m i i / i l /W\ wotcr ln nnV federal reservation nnd those cities are in attendance at the
and will he in the years to come, one
nil Republican speakers in a hinnuci
of the most important parts of the
meeting led by Mrs. J. W. Smock, of
advantage.
state government and the fact thnt
DcLnnd. The meeting will U' in ses- t \ f t m a t e s r e p u b l ic a n SH' rhnllemre to meet Democratic speak,.r» all of whom are willing to share
it will soon be ready for business un
nion nil dnv nnd nt noon today a fine
'
J.
E.
Ilona
is
in
the
'city
from
,
•vlth any who desire, n portion, or
I
M
ORS
INTEND
TO
KILL
I
UK
luncheon
*wns
held
by
the
Indies
of
*der the new bonrd will Ik* good news
pass-n-Grille where he hns been !
their meetings from now no til elec
TREATY
AT
ANY
COST
to all of the people who vyant to see TWO GO TODAY AND OTHERS I spending
Sanford
for
the
visitors.
the summer. He expects t<> The meeting begun nt ten this
tion to discuss Senator Hardings
TOMORROW. ALL FOR
progress unretarded.
go to port Orange in a few days to morning and will close nt five this
'P v Tit* A i w l i ( f 4 F re w )
position on the league.
MURDER.
i consult I)r. Masters nnd he hopes to afternoon nnd much constructive
VAN WERT, Ohio, Oct. 14.—Gov
WEATHER AND CROP CONDI
work for the year was mapped out. ehm T Cox'declared Taft’s statem ent' JA C K S O N V IIX E ^A IN S ,^ RA JEg
. . . Oct.
.....................
.
. . • r t the
S ? firm
TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE
CHICAGO,
14.—Two men
were i) tto? his position "with
Rem
WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12. hanged today and another goes to Chase & Co., again,
*|f Cox is elected enough Rcnubll
to (1c
cun
senntors
would
remnin
defeat
JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 14-—Im
the gallows tomorrow- Ten others
the treaty” indicated a plnn to dis port rates-from this port Io Central
• Temperature.—The week averaged who
were nontenccd to hnnif today or
regard the decision in the league ref Freight Association territory hnv
from 2 to fl degrees below the seserendum. This means, he said, that been secured to go Into cf ect at an
s s a . i‘l 3 ;i s
"Brazen
conspirators in
northwestern counties; lowest tom
••Brazen 'conspirators
In the senate
J«eks«»nvllle on
pernlure was 40 degrees on the 9th. NORTH CAROLINA FAILED
purpose to treat the mandate
the
Wnh Savannah.
Lhairmi
people with contempt nnd turn their John^S.^Bond
t,ar >
. the
. . city
.
I recipitntion.—The week wns most
of
commission
TO RAISE PASSENGER RATES
hacks on the expressed will of the has received a wire from Lincoln
ly dry, the only rain of moment fall
ing in the South; there were light,
people.”
Green, chairman of the (,. F • An' Bta^:
(By Tl», A«»»<-Ut«l Pr»«»)
1
scattered showera in thecentrnl di
ing
"Have secured concurrence of
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
14.—Investi
vision. The soil was already soggy gation of the failure of the North j
C. A. PRICE TO SPEAK
Interested lines In proposal to apply
INVESTIGATES
TI1E
THREATS
in the Okeechobee and continuous lo Carolina State Corporation Commis- ,
.AT GROWERS' MEETING from Jacksonville to L. P. A, t e r t . Ma d e a g a in s t c o t t o n
calities, nnd the show’ers of the week S r r J X t a S n S L . r i w . - ; Ch ic a g o I.A N D .T 8 jjm , WOMEN
tory. snnut import rates and to^am e
aggravated an already* unsatisfactory senger nnd baggngo rates within the
GINS.
OF MONEY AND
A feature of the growers’ rally to extent ns now carried from Savan
condition. Lake Okeechobee is un state similar to.Interstates rates or
JEWELRY
be held here Saturday night will be nah, and wilf make effective early aa
(By TV, A»»*«l»«»4 Pr,M.)
•
usually high. Seed beds, f rowing dered by the Interstate Commerce
truck, nnd some cane were unfavor Commission. •Hearing is set for No
COLUMBIA. O ct 14.—Governor, the presence of Chas. A. Price, as P°WhllB vessels at present have to
(B r TV, 1 n m Ii u 4 f r „ « . )
ably affected in the lower counties vember 12th at Raleigh.
Cooper
requested the state Insurance sistant general sales manager of
i come here wunoui.
without imm*
cargo ■
eeaulte th«
CHICAGO. Oct. 14!—Six women,
and work generally was delayed. The
•X'
the wives of prominent manufactur commissioner to investigate threats Florida Citrus Exchange in Tampa, fn>l ht rivtcs have been too high to
last few days of the week being dry,
ers and business men, were held up ngainst cotton gins reported from nd specifically In charge of'the sale encourage ^.hipping «o«kI^ fro m ^ h ls
low lntids were improved nnd work SOME COTTON WAS
to th . interior, Chairman Bond
and robbed of thousands of dollars several counties.
CONSUMED
IN
SEPTEMBER
of vegetables for Exchange growers. X
began nnew where delayed for some
•x
says
the new rates are tne
in
jewelry
nnd
cash
by
two
bandits
days. There was much sunshine in
rtOMB EXPLODES ACCIDENTAL Mr. Price will discuss the outlook thing for commerce dono for thl*
(B r TV, A i» c U U 4 T n * » ) * _
early
today
while
returning
home
and
market
prospects,
nnd
the
place
the north nnd central divisions.
port in years, lie Is confident th a t
WAS1DNGTON, Oct. 14 .—Cotton
social functions. One woman
which Sanfonh celery .occupies in business*will
(By TV, At»~ut»4 PfM*.)
Condition of Crops.—The picking consumer during September amount from
he doubled «. vessels
saved
thirty
tholisnnd
dollars
worth
of cotton continued over wide arenst ed to 457,C47 running bales of lint of Jewelry by dropping it on the floor
DUBLIN; Oct. 14.—Seven
men tFe northern market!. In the opin may bring In as well a . rarry out
ion
of
J.
E.
Wade,
manager
of
the
but most of the crop has been picked nnd 37,121 bales linters, the census of tho automobile while the first one were killed and five pounded In an
cargoes.
Imports from Cuba, the
and ginned. Many bolls appear to be
explosion In a house nenr here. It is Sanford F’nrmern Exchange, Mr. West Indies and South America arc^
was
handing
over
the
jewels,
bureau
announced
today.
matured, but being punctured bv the
believed the men were experimenting Price is one of the best posted men expected to become a big factor.
-x
■x
weevil do not open. Some com is be GREEK KING CONTINUES
with bombs which werp Intended for in tho country on the vegetable mar
x - --------GOLD STAR MOTHER
kets, having served the Exchange in
ing harvested, where hitherto delay
use in nttacks against authorities.
COAST
LINK
PREPARES
CRITICALLY
ILL
WOULD PUT AMERICA
northern markets for a number fit
ed; nnd peanuts, also, we being gath
■X'
FOR HEAVY BUSINESS
c a n , and previous to thnt having
ered. Cane would be benefited bv
SAFELY
IN
LEAGUE.
ENGLISH
MINERS
DURING THE WINTER
(Br TV, AmocUU4 T n t*.)
lieen
in
the
'wholesale
fruit
and
pro
moderate rains In some localities of
WILL GO ON STRIKE
ATHENS,
O
ct
14.—King
Alexan
duce business in the north.
the north and central division*: some
NEW YORK, O ct 14«—Democrat
Ort.' 14.—Win
BEGINNING MONDAY
The meeting will be held at the terJACKSONVILLE,
is being, cut. Beans are in fair con der continues critically ill »" " result ic national headquarters today made
schedules and tourist rccommodaof
a
monkey
bite
but
physicians
re
Valdex
Hotel
at
7:30
Saturday
even
dition; the setting of celery, penP«™
public a letter from Mrs. Marie A. _
(Br TV, i M t l i t d T n * * . )
ing It will bo under the auspices of tlons were token up JtfW
and egg plants continues.
Citnis ported the outlook for recovery much Davidson,
of Elizabeth, av»
N. wJ.,-f —
a "gold
U IV IU B U H , Vi
— ,
LONDON,
O ct 14.—Miners offic the membera of the Sanford Farm at a meeting of At'nntte Coaat Line
fruits generally are In good condi better.
star mother." enclosing a “widows ial! todav decided
that th e ' long ers Exchange. In addition to Mr. railroa d p B ssenger d cp n rtm en t o f f l c ■x
tion, the weather being favorable.
mite" for dissemination of truth
threatened
strike
of
coal miner* Price, the grower* will hear Dr. J. inls in the office of A. W. Frltot, dl
PUT
COVENANT
OF
Rome'hay was saved. Velvet benns
about the league of nation*.
which
«
■
expected
will
tie un Indus H. Ro**, president and C. E. Stewart, vision passenger agent. I ronpecu,
are being damaged by caterpillar.
Mr*. Davidson, who aertt to war
LEAGUE IN EVERY
try throughout England, will bccln Jr., buBlne** manage;-, of the Flori according to. officials attending th«
four
sons,
two
of
whom
were
killed,
HAND, PLEADS COX
^
_
, da Citrua Exchange, and W. F. f i l meeUng are that touriat traffic wBI
i expressed sympathy with an honest Monday.
NO WOMAN CAN HANG
he heavier this winter than ever be
_ concerted effort Ira
m 'nations
by U
the
‘nationa w h i s k e y s m w w a t pigcATBD ler, manager of the Exchange Supply fore and Increased facilities must be
IN \VA8HINGTON
LOGANSPORT, Oct. 14.—Gover and
Company.
A
largo
attendance
la
an
of
"the
earth,
to
save
if
posalble,
fu
nor Cox of Ohio, Democratic presiorovided to handle the umuual ruth.
(Mr TV, Aim<I*u4 Tr*")
ticipated.Schedules oi
of winter train* and •
dentlal candidate, while touring In ture mothera and sona from these
*
_
_
______
_______
scneauit"
*
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 4 .-;Pre»J- diana today issued a statement urg Mcrifice*.
(B r TV, A M M U U 4-B ,*,,)
The Board of County Commission-: changes in « rvjk 0 ' if
dent Wilson today commuted to lire ing friends of the league of nation*
■XNORFOLK, Oct. 14-— Prohibit ion
imprisonment the sentence of Joae- to gather a fund for printing the VIRGINIA WOULD HAVE:
"t
8.
v Officer Brame announced that shins - of V .lu .l. county h . . r »pn>pHrihine Berry, young negreas who was
LEAGUE OF NATIONS DAY hritginc- -smuggled whiskey to this ated *1.000
s S k a r d , wnera! superintendent
covenant
‘
.
Craig.
to have been hanged tomorrow for
port will be eonfisratw! by fe<ieral nenses that entertain Ihe National A. aiocaara,
The statement said In part:
^Bt TV, AumUUA By*,,) ,
murder, No woman has been hanged
"I am making this appeal to the
RICHMOND. Oct. 14.—Governor agents. ----S----- X------ -----oEfdithe1?'yUR t o ^ & d l nw lTprinT.
in the District of Columbia since the
.execution of Mrs. S u rratt.in connec frirn*. of pOooo ln - 0 * ? " ' T ™ " '
The Florida State Fair and Exposl- tot, d i v i s i o n passenger agent, and W.
tion with the Lincoln assassination.
•
*
,
D. Stork, district passenger
tlon
a t Jacksonville has in mind the Jacksonville;
-X
copies of the Icsgue covenant tp take tions day.
•
AT THE STAR THEATRE
•
W. R. O Neal, district
making of the fa ir grounds Into a passenger agent,
TREASURY NOT PARTY
•
TONIGHT
of the demand for it.
Orlando; E. M.
A
shipment
of
orange
picking
and
|
FOR HIGH PRICES care
great
eirie
center
with
a
permanent
North, assistant general P*»senger
”,
.
a. a I. __
_1 1 1 Lm
a l l 4 Via t«ae W
•
■ “Every where we go, people ^ are
plant,
which
will
be
used
all
the
year,
asking
“SIMPLE SOULS"
* instead of but a tow weeke each sea- agent, Savannah; J. C, KlritUqd, dis
. .H r ., for it.
It. They
Tory want ^ h e fa c U
S o n T " lE •
(»T T k f Atm eU tU
instead
i j X o n H l f i W jllfo . P.leitirw. It i. I • An All-Star 8peclal Production •
An auto a peed way, athletic trict paaaenger agent, and Y. tt.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Secre •»<>
to
deny
them
the
fact*,
in
njunym
(V.
d
tn
u
Industry
is
being
i
0 u*
v§§ivi* passenger
^w* -—
v, —--*
dfriaion
agent.
tary Houston reiterated to the Agri
field,
baseball^
football, tennla, rolf Breax'ey,
nrea
•
SNUB POLLARD COMEDY • and tfotting track
and
'James
Mentlea,
freight
cultural
Conference
that
the
trea.ury
include torn* of the ,Tam
lu u u r u i tjo n ie r e n c e w w ,
_ 7
, inj - . m . n t
W h e r e v e r po sirafric'roatuiftr! Wilmington.
by American «apiull*to, who find
attraction* *ugge*ted.
I”
:commodities
= !“
of
.hoow
slble
thia
the
climate
and
soil
very
favorable.
from market to main
be token advantage of.”
tain high price*.
NATIONAL
PARKS IN
DANGER
TEN MEN TO
BE HUNG
IN rH ir Allll ’U"e lh-CrcB0Urcc" nf pnrk*f°r ,C^,si
COX SAYS
'TAFT DAMNS
REPUBLICANS;
.
SIX WOMEN HELD INSURANCE
COMMISSIONER
UP AND ROBBED
INVESTIGATES
IN DEAR OLD CHI
-4
'JEJL'date,
\
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•
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iri
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•
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1020
-
.;
TTIE SANFORD DAILY HERALD
N ew Arrivals
The Captivating WANDA HAWLEY in
“FOOD FOR
•
He was just a young lawyer but she loved him. . Hp didn’t have any clients until
his sweetheart came to his rescue. . Oh, Boy! she got them. She vamped them
and she fooled them. They called her the kissing girl. She had the Oh-Yum-Kiss
the scorching crimson rambler and the lingering, tantalizing honeysuckle twister
She’Jl g et you going, t o o . _
.
TOMORROW
Special all-star c»st in
URK’S GARAGE
Cor. First
St. and Sanford
Ave.
.
.
General Repair Work of All Kinds
Experienced Mechanics
. Service Guaranteed
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATES
Minimum Charge for anjr one
Ad............................................ 25c
One Time, per word------------ le
Three Times, per word____ 2c
Six Times’ per w o rd ..._____ 3c
Over Six Times, l-2c per word
per Issue.
Work clothes have taken a drop nt
PERKINS & BRITT.______________
TO RENT or for Bnle.Jnrgi- ware
house with railroad siding.—Chns.
Tyler, care Zachary Tyler Ven. Co.
___________________________ 158-tfc
FOR SAI.E—Two fresh milk rows.
R. Y. llarriiuin, near Ft. Reed.
. ,
l(51-4tr
1‘
Cash must accompany order. Ten
cent* extra If charged.
•
Advertising In this column in which
the address of the advertiser is not
given but which refers you to Post
office Box Nunjber or Care of the
Herald MUST be answered accord
ingly. Please do .not ask us for the
name* of advertisers advertising in
this way. Usually we do not know
who they are. and If wc do we arc not
expected to tell you.
FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish
ed bed roOms. Inquire 311 Park
Avenue.
157tfc
LOST—Between DcIjuuI and Orlnndo a pocket book containing union
travelling enrd 1BEW and travelling
cnnl of the Red Men both under the
name of Edward Abbott. Also about
$175 in rnsh, two $50 hills and rest
in sniair denominations. Finder will
please return to News office in Dcl.and and receive reward103-ltp
real first-class blue serge suit
can now In- purrhnsed for $.’11.50 at
PERKINS & HR1TT.______________ ROOM AND BOARD, $11 per week,
109 East First street, over Union
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms Pharmacy.
163-tfc
320 Oak avenue. Phone 30RJ.
100 tfr FOIt’ SALE—Republic .1-4 ton truck
thoroughly overhauled for sale
"ENERGIZER” is a human vac cheap. Sec II. G. Dietcrich or W. E.
uum cleaner, stimulent. Do it Now. Walthall.
163-Otp
lwk
ATTENTION. ROYAL NEIGHBORS
There will he a meeting Thursday,
WANTED — MOLINE TRACTOR
OPERATOR.
00 CENTS PER October 14 nt 7:30. All members are
HOUR. ONE WITH LICENSE. SI urged to he present. Recorder lfl't-tp
PER HOUR. PlIONF. 170-R. SAN
FORD. FLA.
158 fitp
M. M. SMITH HERE.
FjOR
SALE—Dressers.
chairs,
M. M. Smith, chnirman of the
swings, stoves, etc. nt Methodist
parsonage, Mngnolin Ave.
15961c State Rond Department was in the
city Bcvcrnl hours today on business
!’
LOST—A red rockirgchair, between and stated thnt he wn* still on the
the Andos place and pumping stir Job nH no one had ns yet been appoint
tions. Finder, please notify Mrs. J. ed to take his plnee and he would
• O. Andes, Sanford. Fin.
159 fitp
hnve to remnin ns n member until
PERKINS & IIRITT hnve brought some one hnd been duly qualified to
to Sanford the PRICE REDUCING
stunt in big chunks. Visit them dur fill the position. Mr, Luke, of this
ing their sale and save some dollars. city, was appointed bv the governor
ns n mcml>or of the State Rond De
WANTED—Good man and wife to partment hut despatches from Talla
live in house for company. Rent hassee state that he hns declined to
free. No children.
Mrs. J. E. serve und ns Mr. Lake is .out of the
Vaughn. It. F. D. A.________ 102-211» city no one knbws whether he hns ac
cepted .or not. In fact the affnir is
8we0t-Orr overall* for $2.45 a gar badly muddled nt present with some
ment—at Perkins & Britt.
of the members resigning and others
being put off. The State Rond De
WANTED—Every boy in Seminole partment should not be mndp a polit
county to subscribe (o • “Florida ical plaything nnd is too important to
Scout," an Amateur B oy's.Magazine. hnve any part in politic*. _ „
■
Trial six months 16c. Address WiU
lard Lumicy, Editor, Sanford, Flori FLORIDA GROWS THE
da.________________________ 161 3 tp
FINEST TOHACCO
FOR
SALE—Furniture.
Inquire
at
4
Florid*’* -production of highest
- 119 W. Second street.
101-3tp
grade leaf tobacco almost doubled in
The high price of clothing is being the four year period from 1916-1919,
inclusive, according to the tohncco re
tom down by Perkins & Britt.
port of the census bureau, depart
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE— ment of commerce .and Florida to
30,000 Charleston Wnkcfteld ready bacco growers received the highest
to set about OcL 15th. $1.00 ncr average price per pound for their
thousand.—F. L. Greene, West Side. product of any tobacco producing
3
101-tfc state or district except Louisiana, ac
cording to th t same figures.
Leaf tobaccQ sale* by Florida
grower* amounted to 5,160,000 pounds
In 1910, according to the government
figure*. In 1918, nalea were 3,774,
621 pounds: in 1007, 3,104,441, and
■Kg ' ;
in 1910, 2,805,533 pounds.
WKKZ*' 4
Florida tobacco producers receiv
KcsHr
ed, according to the government re
port, an average price of 54.5 cent*
per pound Dee. 1, 1919. North Carolina'a immense crop brought the
.
.
_
»
producer an average vrf 53.6 cents
&
■
per pound, white Kentucky, the heav
S a n fo rd P r o p e r ty sold by
iest producer, received an average of
iWflilH
only 38.2 cents per pound. Louisiana
a S a n fo rd M an
producers received 65 ccntrf per
ft
pound average hut the government
report states: "It is noted that for
. 1919 the highest prices were obtained
for I/>uislana tobacco, 65 cents per
pound; Florida, 54.6 cents; North
"The Real Estate Man"
i Carolina, 63.6 cents; West Virginia,
, 50 cents; Virginia, 47.4 cents. The
n»a« M '
io s r v m s u m
l high prices paid for tobacco gTown in
Louisiana Is undoubtedly due to the
demand for •Perinue’ ‘tobacco, which
is grown only in tnat state."
St
» ■
I Have A Buyer
For Your House
TlA
E. F. L A N E
.
...
SATURDAY— “THE VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL"
Rann-dom Reek
By HOWARD L. RANN
TdE
•.
BABY
-----
CAB.
HE baby cab la a round-shoal
T
dered vehicle which caq be used
over and fiver again wllh mtlafactory
Is liable to contract, and we arc tall
er after lying down for some time
than after we have been walking
about all dn'y with our bodies In an
upright position, with the spine aupporting the weight of the head.
At night time, when we lie down in
a more or less horizontal position,
these top parts do not weigh so heav
ily, nnd the springy muscles being ex-1
panded, our spines consequently be
come longer.
Another proof of this Is to be found
In the Increase of height sometimes
experienced by Invalids who have spent
a long time In bed; and also In the
fact that the more rest a young child
has, the taller he will grow.—London
TH-BIts.
result*, and usually is.
Very few home* In which babies ap
pear with cheerful regularity attempt
to get along without a baby cab.
Thl* Is because the average baby can
not bo carried for any great distance
without musing a fond father to
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
wheeze like a leaky accordcon. We
have often wondered why It la that Presidential Electors—
a wlfo who is a model In other re
J. Turner Butler
sped* will allow a two-year-old baby
Martin Caraballo.
to toddla down town, w hen'she Is
J. P. Clarkson.
shopping, and then compel the father
Frank Harris
Milton II. Mabry, Sr.
to turn himself. Into a human hack
Will H. Price
by lugging the said baby borne with
both lungs reaching out for more air For United States Senator:
Duncan U. Fletcher.
at every *tep.
For
Congress, Fourth District:
In the early dawn of civilization
W. J. Scars.
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woman was kept In a lower sphere
and wbh obliged to got along with For Governor:
Cary D. Hardee.
out baby cab* and kid curler* and
slmllnr luxuries. The Indian wife and For Secretary of State:
II. Clay Crawford.
mother carried her baby on her buck,
In a neat crate, which was a sensible For Comptroller:
Ernest Amos.
nnd (satisfactory arrangement all
around.
Today, however, we see To.- St.i’c Treasurer:
J. C. Liming.
thousands of embarrassed young bus
hnnds compelled by their wive* to j For State Superintendent of Public
Instruction:
push n collapsible bnhy cab through
W. N. Shrats.
thu crowded str.-« is. wearing n sickly
For Justice Supreme Court:
look of resigned martyrdom.
W. II Ellis.
Baby rnbs are built In several mod
Thus. West.
els. und can be made to accommodate j
twins or triplets with perfect ense. I For Railroad Commissioner:
A. S. Wells
There Is nothing more Inspiring to all
For
Stnte’n Attorney, Seventh Dlst.f
who love our country nnd delight to |
' George A. DeCottes.
watrh It grow Ilian •lie sight of a
For State Senator, 19th District:
M. X). Ovorstrcet.
For Member House of Representa
tives:
F. P. Forster
For County Judge:
B. 1’. Householder.
For Sheriff:
.
C. M. Hand.
For Clerk Circuit Court:
K. A. Douginas.
For Supl. Public Instruction:
T. W. Liwton.
For Tax Assessor:
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A. Vaughn. ./
For Tax Collector:
Jno. D.- Jenkins.
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LADY GEDDES AN AMERICAN
“Ever and Anon Lifting Melodious
Voices In Song."
Wife of New Brltlah Ambassador to
United States Was Bom at
set of chubby triplets reposing In a
Dobbs Ferry.
willow-banket hnhy cab and ever und
anon lifting melodious voices In song.
New York.—Lady Oeddes, wife of
The twin bnby onh Is nlso u popular
Sir
Auckland U. Oeddes, nntned British
variety, and It ran he propelled over
ambassador
la an
frozen ground with U-ng danger of American girl.to this country,
,
string halt than the triplet type.
. SLe.wns bom nt Dobbs Ferry, and is
The baby cab, as used- In many ' the thlrt! daughter‘of the late Mr. and
homes, Is a sign of man'* bondage Mrs. W. A. Boss. long resident* of
to woman, and yet the nverngt* hus Btaten Island. Both- came from north
band remnin* cheerful nnd uncom of Ireland stock.
plaining, which tenches us that her
She was married to 8|r Auckland in
oism. I* not always found In high 1903 In 8t. Mnry’s Protestant church.
places.
West New Brighton, and shortly after
.
(C opyright)
.
went to live In Edinburgh,,where her
--------O-------husband was assistant professor ol
ALL ARE TALLER LYING DOWN anatomy lu Edinburgh university.
Several yenrs later they went tc
Dublin
to live, und *1111 later to Mon
Fact Which at First Seems Peculiar Is
trail, where ho held a professorship
Easily Susceptible of Scler,at Mcfllll university nnd Inter became
tifio Proof.
principal. Sir Auckland Joined thf
Jlow many people gre aware thnt ws British forces nt tho breaking out ol
are shorter when standing than when tho wnr. and Lady Guides remained In
lying., nnd taller In the morning than Hou treat. *
He was seriously wounded and In
tn the evening?
valided
home. He was mode brigndlci
An Englishman was the tint to dis
general,
and, later, knighted.
cover this, but afterward Doctor
Marumi of the Royal academy of
France made several experiments to COOLEDGE INVADES
prov« the Mmorv. He fmtnd after a
SOUTHERN STATES
year* irtnl that usually In the night
(®T Tk« An k UM rr*„.)
be gained almost three-eighths of an
NEW YORK, OcL 13.—Governor
loch, and lost almost as much during
the day. The cause of this Is to be Coolcdgc. Republican vice-presiden
found In the different state or condi tial candidate, will start from Wash
tion of the - cartilages which go to ington, October 17th, on a tour of
Tennessee, West Virginia, Virginia,
mako up the spine.
nnd North Carolina in behalf of th«The Joints of this part of our bod Republican campaign. He will be ncies Are separated and yet Joined by om panied by Governor Lowden, of
particular bony substances, every one ;ilir« is.
of which has a springy resilience.
These are capable of yielding on all NEGROES ARE RETURNING
TO THE SOUTH
aides without bending the backbone or
spine Itself. Of course, the difference
(By TS«
? r* u .)
Is scarcely perceptible tn one Joint
MACON, Gi., OcL 13.—Thousands
alone, hut the combined effect Is ap of negroes who went north during
preciable, Naturally, when the spine the war period are reported returning
l* supporting the weight of the head_lt to this and other states.
In the Matter of Style We9
With the Latest
If you appreciate the desira
bility of correctness in Ready
to-Wear and Millinery we in
vite your patronage.
TRY A HERALD W ANT AD
S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S
FOR THE FIR ST
C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L
C A R TE R LUM BER CO.
Largest and most
complete line ever
shown in Sanford
These stoves were
bought on a low
market and will be
sold very cheap for
cash.
DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE
TILL Y O U G E TO IR
PRICES
Sanford Wagon Works
, SANFORD, FLORIDA
E sp e cia lly E q u ip p e d F o r
CUSTOM AUTO BODY WORK
Limousine Bodies n
W c solicit Trade from all parts o f Florida.
work Guaranteed.
SANFORD- WAGON WORKS
205.-207 Oak Avenue
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attem pt to take or remove any ballot
Mr
from the polling place before the
TH E HERALD PRINTING CO., h e . dose of the noils, or place any mark
upon hts ballot by which it may be
r lW U S H E R S
identified, or take into the election
T*
B, J. HOLLY,
Edllor booth
any mechanical devise, ticket
N. J. LILLARD, - Secrelary-Trcaauror or momorandCum printed or written,
II. A. NEEL - - General Manager .other than the official ballot or tick
et to enable him to mark said ballot
F. I*. RINE3,
or ticket, or any person who shall in
Circulation Manager
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terfere with any elector when Inside
Phone 481.
of the' polling place or when mark
A 4 . . H IR .I R a w M ad* Ka»wp «» A pylloitaa ing his ballot, or unduly* influence or
attempting to unduly influence any
elector in the preparation of his balSubserlrtion Price In Advance
Ono Year — —-------------------- 18.00 loL or nny elector who shall remain
loiyrer than the specified time allow
Three Months
------------------ $3.00 ed by law In the booth or compart
ment after having been notified that
' • Delivered in City by Carrier
his time has expired, or who shall
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... One W e e k ..............................16 Cents endeavor to induce any elector to
show he marks ^or has marked his
Bn
Member of the Associated Press.
ballot, or aids or attempts to aid
ally elector by* any means of any me
chanical device whntcvcr in marking
his ballot, or shall print or procure
to be printed or have In his posses
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL sion any coby of any ballot prepared
ELECTORS.
to be voted, shall be fined not less
than one hundred dollars, or be im
P. W. Corr
Charles E. Jones
prisoned not more than three months.
W. V. Knott Any ballot marked 1>" the elector
.Martin Caraballo
G. B. Wells. for Identification shnll be rejected.*’
J . C. Sharon
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, I t »
"3835.—Ballot Not to Be Seen, and
Other Offenses: Any elector who Post Cards at The Herald Qffice
SANFORD DAILY HERALD shall,
except as provided by law, al.
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TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD
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Phyiridnrw say that "home brew,"
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is increasing insanity. Well, we
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neither brew it at home or abroad so
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Just as wc are nbout to art out
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from the nntlonnl election_ and
Its
its attendant troubles here comes the
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city election.
m m w m
m- i
Cox is putting it nil over Hprtling
nt every point. Just another case of
n strong mnn with the right cause
triumphing over n weak man with
the wrong cause.
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Tlie League of Nations will be the
cry for victory for tho Democratic
party although the
Republicans
thought they would fix it so it would
be n stumbling block. ,
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at this Store
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It is* th e rig h t o f e v ery A m e ric a n w o m a n to s h a re
in th e re a so n a b ilitie s w h ic h s u rro u n d th e hom e.
It is rig h t th a t e v e ry w o m a n sh o u ld h a v e h e r in
d iv id u a l B a n k A c c o u n t a n d b e a cc o rd e d th e p riv
ilege of p a y in g h o u se h o ld e x p e n s e s b y c h ec k .
W e e sp e c ially in v ite th e a c c o u n ts o f w o m e n a n d
e x te n d th e m all o f th e co u rte sie s a n d se rv ic e s of
o u r b a n k .'
i: Real Sweet, Simon
;; Pure Granulated
i: Sugar, per lb. > .
AH you can carry at this price
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F. P. Forster, President. B. F. Whltncr, Cashier.
24 Pound
Sack at
| only .
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II. A, HALVERSON, Mgr.
W. It- ItUAN.-Prop.
WALL PAPER CO.
;; O u r n e w C o ld S td ra g e P l a n t is n o w in su c c e ssfu l opera- t
X tion a n d w e c an s u p p ly y o u r e y e ry w a n t in choice Flor- \
id a a n d W e s te rn Beef, P o rk , L a m b , S a u s a g e , V eal, Liver,
a n d e v ery P a c k in g H o u s e P r o d u c ts .
WELAKA BUILDING
:: SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c ♦
The boys who fought over there
know whether the Democratic party
or the Republican party is right on
all of tlje important Issues.
The
Democratic party made a wonderful
record in the successful prosecution
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People are seeing the injustice of.
.iS S S S k n T .r .
the i;stem of nominating men under
thp nresent city charter. There is j
nothing fair or square in it nnd the I Luke D illo n o f P h ila d e lp h ia , an
commissioners should have It chnng- , Ir is h p a t r io t w h o served 14 y e a r* In
«*d before another election. While . a C a n a d ia n p ris o n f o r d y n ^ p it ln g th e
necking to get the commission plan W e lla n d c s n a l In 1900, I* to e n te r thfe
• out of politics it f^cts it squarely into U n iv e r s ity o f P e n n s y lv a n ia as a fr e s h
politics and favoritism.
man. He re c e n tly e a rn e d a s c h o la r
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s h ip o ffe re d b y - th e I r is h P ress. D illo n
Anil while we think of it, have you Is n o w s e v e n ty y e a rs o ld .
n little Dnily Herald in your home?
J l brings you nil the* news of the
world and state nnd county In tabloid
Arrow Collar*, 20c, nt Perkin* &
form and your snbscrlptlon now will Britt.
help it grow larger nnd larger until
s some time It will lx? using up nil the
print paper in the world just like the
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city dailies are doing now.
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In Sanford a number of progres
sive citizens who have been meeting
at lunch time for some months past
to discuss the future of the cltv nnd
suggest improvement*! hnvq Intely
derided that there should be a club
house built on the lake front and
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Whitman’s
rovided with such features ns will
eat. pleaso the tourist visitors to
Sampler
the plnce. The Herald says thnt the
plans irfetud© the erection of a small,
but well arranged clubhouse, to be
Huyler’s
railed the Tourists' Headquarters or
Candies
the Anglers' club or something dif
ferent, yet suggesting its aims nnd
UY ELSEWHERE
purposes. Golf and tennis are men
Wiley’s
tioned as probable features of the
YOU GET OUR
club plan ami out only the promoters,
Candies
PRICES
but ninny others are now enthusias
tic over the idea. It has long been
. Log Cabin
found that in order to attract and re
tain visitors for longer than n .t^w
Pecan
Nut Roll
days or a week it is necessary to pro
vide some amusement and entertain
ment features at n resort. This is
well recognized in Europe nnd all
sort of attraction* are advertised for
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and nil places that have thus under
taken to provide for the pleasure of
visitors have found it successful and
well worth the attention and expense
necessary.—Times-Union.
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■The circulation of anmplo balloU*
by both' political nartie* has called
attention to a section of the Florida
election law, forbidding the enrrying
of nny memoranda into the nulling
places. One well-known attorney
■aid yesterday the attention of the
electors should be called to section
3885 of the complied laws of the
State of Florida, reading as follows:
.Coffee Drinking is on Ihe Increase
TEN POUNDS OF COFFEE A
YEAR IS SAID TO HE THE AVER
AGE FOR EACH PERSON IN THE
UNITED STATES.
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WELAKA
BOUGHT
at
Ray Brothers
dle nothin},' but fully guaranteed Tires and Batteries
Ford Size Tires
Batteries - -
GROUND AS YOU LIKE IT.
FRESH FROM THE BEAN. YOUR
FIRST TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
YOU OF WALAKA'S COFFEE IN'CREASING POPULARITY.
Deane Turner
a n d $16.50
- - $36.00
- $ 13.50
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I Sanford Furniture Co. I
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Changes in Prices
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Sport Model C halm ers.....
We also carry a complete line of
Seven Passenger Chalmers..*..
LUMBER AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
Five Passenger Chalmers^....
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The House of Service,
Quality
andi Price
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Office and Yard, Cor. 3rd and Myrtle.
Phone 135
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$2,275
2,150
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M A X W E LL CARS $ 1 , 1 7 0
Sole agents for Yale & Towne and Russell & Erwin
Builders’ Hardware. Phone us your wants and the
same will have our usual quick service.
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COFFEE 100 o/o PURE
LOSE
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Cremation Taken to I'rolect all Vo
ter*—Voter* Should Familiarize
Themselve* With the Law.
DEAN TURNER HAS
ACCORDINGLY.
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And we lose if you do not buy your
for W O O D !
GAS and O IL
FLORIDA LAW PROHIBITS
MEMORANDUMS TO BE
CARRIED INTO BOOTHS
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Largest and most \\
complete line ever i:
shown in Sanford :*
Cut Rate Tire House
These stoves were ■■
Old Ford Garage
bought on a lo w ::
market and will be
B A T T E R IE S for all makes of automobiles. Wc han
sold very cheap for
CANDIES
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;; O u r d e liv e ry is p ro m p t a n d y o u ’ll g et c o u rte o u s treat” m e n t a n d g o o d serv ice h e re — if y o u d o n 't, ju s t tell the
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Dealers in tho Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS
AND PITCARN AGED VARNISHES, WALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and
RAW LINSEED OIL.
' See us before buying your supplies. Wo caft save you money.
“Save the Surface and You Save AH”
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Flour—positively the best
;jF irst N a t io n a l B a n k :;!!| Aristos
money can buy. To introduce
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TRY A HERALD W AN T AD
Lord's Purify Water
As Good m the Beal
Dailj;.S ervice
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Phone 66
C. A. M A T H E W S .
REAL ESTATE
A How Man With tho Old Firm
A. Pi Conolly, 108 Magnolia Ave.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD
Little Happening*
Mention of
Matter a la Brief
Pertonal Herat
of Intereat
In and About
*£ The City dt
TRAIN SCHEDULE
PERHAPS IT IS TRUE THAT THE PRICES ASKED FOR THE MER
CHANDISE ABOUT THE COUNTRY ARE NOT JUSTIFIED nY THE
PRICES AT THE FACTORY—BUT. AT OUR PLACE DURING THIS
SALE THAT IS NOW ON—WE ARE IGNORING THE MARKET PRIC
ES ENTIRELY AND HAVE PRICED OUR MERCHANDISE JUST AS
NEAR AS POSSIBLE TO THE PRICES IN THE GOOD DAYS GONE
J. K. Holliday, of Brewton, Ala., is
In the city the guest of friends.
Rev. Paul C. Burtons will fill the SIDNEY O. CHASE 31UST
ulpit at the Congrcgationnl church
HE HIS OWN SUCCESSOR
Sunday
mpming and ovening. Scri
FOR CITY COMMISSIONER
vire 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Yes, he must continue to make
I)r. ‘Robson is dining the County good for another year.
An ways
3Iodical Society at the Seminole Ho i Sanfon}^ needs him. Trained In big
tel tonight and the modifies are look business, mature in judgment, his
ing forward to a fine time.
j interests reaching out and touching
quite every nerve of vital industry
A. P. Musselwhite, of Geneva, in in the Sanford renter, and, put it
among the very lntest purchasers of next, equipped with a round yeat* of
a new Frnnklin and is now enjoying repair and constructive work to his
the same. He bought it from the credit, why think of any one else for
•Wight Tire Co., of this city and is city commissioner than Sidney O.
now a 'Franklin booster.
I Chase?
OLD TIMER.
Ed. Coyncr, representing the Fruit
and Produce Rating agency, in in the
SEMINOLE HOTEL ARRIVALS
city today looking nftcr bunincss con
nected with his firm. He is a fnmilArrivals at the Seminole Hotel for
inr figure in the fruit and "produce October 13th were: Mr. II. llortstrade in the state.
] man, St, Louis,-Mo.; Sol. Hodge,
Jacksonville; M. It. Ilayn, Jackson
B. (*. Eaton has purchased a fine ville; E. II. Scasamen, Atlanta; W. O.
seven passenger new Chandler from Milton, Jr., Savannah; J. W. Rawlins,
the Wight Tire Co., and is prepared Dnytonn; A. F. Kroger and wife, of
to haul pnssengers.Jong or snort dis Jacksonville; II. Kcllvmcan, Tampa;
tances anti take cayc tit them in ev C. 11. Smith, Jacksonville; 11. W.
ery way. \
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Hnllock, Tampa; Chas. Maywald,
Tnmpa; G. J. Blomby, Jacksonville;
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Mrs. E. f). Bullock, of Steubenville, F. A. Grippi, Jacksonville; F. H.
Ohio, is in the city again for the win McGill and wife, Atlanta; F. M.
ter. 31rs. Rulloek with her daughter, Chaffe, DoLand; S. E. Poole, Pnlat•
Mrs. Clark, and
granddaughters, ku; W. E. Paige, Savannah.'
Misses Marian qnd Slnrgnret, hns
LONG WOOD.
been coming to Sanford for many
years. 3fiss Marian wns married last
T. P. Lewis was a visitor in San
week, an nccount of the wedding be
ing in the Herald. Mrs. Bullock will ford on Saturday.
probably have nn apartment in the
Hill Sate her was transacting busi
Welaka Block for the winter and her
many friends nre glnd to have her ness in Sanford on Friday.
hen- again. The Clark family will be
Mr. and Mrs. Bistlinc were shop
down Inter in tbeir car.
ping in Sanford on Wednesday.
4•
2 Packages
25c
Fresh Eggs
90c dozen
24 lb. Obelisk
$1.75
SACK
Tomatoes
N o. 2
2 FOR 25c
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JIFFY JELL
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Summary of the
Floating Small
Talka Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readera
Arrival Departure
Frank Kay Anderson of the Thom
............ 1:58 a.m . • 2:03 a. m.
No.
______ 11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. tn. as Advertising Co., with headquart
v-o'
_____ .3 :0 5 p .m . 3:25 p.m. ers in.Tampa, is in the city today on
business.
fjo
—____ 2:43 a. m. 2i58-a.m.
Ko.
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8:40 a.m .
Remo/nber the big dance at the
»f0i 89 _______ 3:05 p. m. 3:25 p. m.
Vnldez Hotel tomorrow night (F ri
No! 85 __
7:30 p.m .
7:35p.m.
day). Get your tickets at the Her
.
Trilby Branch.
Now 1 0 0 ................................ 8:00a.m . ald office if you wish.
No. 24 —1......................... 3:25 p.m.
Scottish Rite Masons of Jackson
Leesburg Branch
ville arc to build a great Cathedral
No. 1 5 8 ____ 7:50 a.m.
for the sanctuary of tnc Scottish Rite
No. 22 ............................. 7:35 p.m. Free Masons of the Grand Orient of
Oreido Branch
Florida.
No. 1 2 7 ------ ■------- -------- 3:40 p.m.
-----------x— 1------Mrs. A. F. Bell has just returned
You cnn Ret ticketa for the dance from Houston, Texas, where she at
at the Valdez Hotel Friday night at tended the Confederate Reunion.
the Herald office.
. While nwny she also visited Austin,
Galveston and New Orlcnns.
Hon: Forest Lak« has returned
from a business trip to Tnllnhnasee
The Pure Food Mnrket announces
nn<f Jacksonville.
the arrival of tho first shipment this
season of tho well-known Brookfield
31. 31. Smith, chairman of the pure pork sausage.- Their ad appears
State Road Department, is in the regularly in the Daily Herald and it
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city today on bustAcs
will pay you to look it up regularly.
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J. L. Dinkcl and Miss Olive Dinkel spent last Saturday in Sanford.
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Minute Man Six
W e have sold in the last
Three Weeks, Three Lexington
Cars and have several orders
for future delivery.
WILL BUY YOU THE VERY HIGHEST PRICED SOCIETY nRAlfD
BLUE SERGE SUIT THAT WE HAVE IN THE HOUSE AND WE
JUST ASK THAT YOU DROP IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THE
BARGAIN THAT YOU GET IN THIS ONE NUMBER.
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IF YOU SPEND A TWENTY DOLLAR DILL WITH US
AND ‘DON’T SAVE AT LEAST A FIVE SPOT. THEN
WE DON’T CHARGE YOU A CENT FOR YOUR PURCHARE.
W e will receive in next few
days a special TH OROBRED
(Sport) and we invite you to
call and ask for a Demonstra
tion.
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fo r w h a t th e LEXINGTON
Sells For.
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You cnn buy your sweaters nnd
heavy underwear nt the sale of Per
kins & Britt.
---------- x----------Boys clothing hns been cut onethird off nt Perkins & Brit.
I Sell It
D istrib u to rs for
J .E . SPURLING
Seminole, Lake Vo
lusia, Orange and
Osceola Counties
The Min Who 5«lli Dirt Chr.p
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Freckles Positively Removed by Dr.
lUauty
Miami Boy Scouts o f tho Pino Tree
Patrol who went to London ns a part
of the American delegation of 250
lnd« on the ‘‘Scout Jnmboree" car
ried o ff three world’s records in Sev
ern! events.
Vlot n suit in the house for more
thnn $57.00 and wo have some real
clnssy ones, to.—Perkins & Britt.
In Every Jar
IWrrr'o rrvefcW (Mntmmt jrlrli* ba+otlfol f'x rp ln
kR.ToilfiiniffM«li|tB«llU«;HO«lt<if Fn « IbwkWt
S o u n d s fu n n y to talk on
R e frig e rn to rs -" b u t th is is
F lo rid a
Daily Fashion Hint
W e h a v e ju s t receiv ed a
b e la te d s h ip m e n t of
Miss Mnrgnretc Allen and 31iss
Anna Bell Allen apent the week end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Allen.
Refrigerators and
Ice Boxes
Mr nnd Mr!}. J. M. Waits returned
Tuesday from Dunedin where they
were the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. McGahey
1 lie p ric e will sell th e m
th is w eek.
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Mr. Jordan, of Orlando, is stop
ping at the Longwood Hotel nnd •get
ting it in shape to open for tho win
ter season.
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Real Estate
3Ir». J. S. Dinkel returned Tues
day from Jacksonville where she hns
lieen the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
W. R. Chapman.
SEMINOLE HOTEL and GRILL
Under Management of
WALTER II. OLSON ‘
Our Specialty— Seminole's
famous $1 Sunday Dinner
de luxe.
A la Carle Service all dny.
j Helpful, Friendly Management |
at Your Command Here
OUR OFFER IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATItONS OF THIS .
BANK, ALIKE.
If there Is any particular in which vre may be of bervicc,
our management will highly appreciate your call.
Our service is justified only ns it is helpful to you, to this
community..
WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE.
STRENGTH
SERVICE
S eminole Count y Bank
HOME INSTITUTION
Ball Hardware Company
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Satcher nnd
little daughter have returned from
Dnthnn, Ain., ufter spending two
weeks visiting relatives.
Sanford’s Most Popular Hotel
If You Do Not Have
Faith
and Confidence
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in y o u rse lf y o u c a n n o t e x p ec t o th e rs to d e p e n d o n you
Miss Willie Fny Rinean and Bill
Coleman, who nre attending the
Southern Schol of Commerce in Or
lando spent the week end at home.
Those transacting business in San
ford on Tucsdny were William Wood
cock, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Entzmin■WINSOME.IN TAJTETA.
gcr, Mrs.- Will Satcher and Mrs. Bill
Gracefully panotlod a t tho front
Allen, Mrs. Tullls, Olive Dinkcl and with n straight gathered tunic at tho
T. G. Roebuck.
iddcs, rolling collar and short sleeves
this la Indeed a w|naomo frock. For.
A quarter out of each dollar mennn lls development striped taffeta hi
two nnd n half on each ten dollar
bill. That Is just whnt you save dur used, admirably aided and abetted
ing the big sale, nnd in some cases by plain satin, which la vised for tho
aash, collar and sloevo trimming.
more, a t Perkins & Britt.
Medlqm slzo requires 5 yardslO Inch
striped taffeta and
yard 35-Inch
MARC PETER
satin.
Pictorial Revtoir Dresa No. 9079.
Bites, 34 to 48 inches bust, Price, 35
c#nitic.
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If you do not save money how do you expect others to lend you money?
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those that have will be given” ia true in the business world as in the Bible. The moral
lift it gives you will bring you success besides thc-intercst it accumulates.
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CAPITAL $30,000.00
SURPLUS $15,000.00
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
W4HrrOUHEUSlH
MORRIS
One Ib.pkg.Brookfield
Pure Pork Sausage
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Beef, Pork and Sausage
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40c
Florida
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On A.
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L. Tracks, between Oak and Myrtle Avenues
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iwltzeriand to tfi* United Statee, phoagraphad on hla arrival In Na%v York.
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IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E TA B L E S E C T IO N
SANFORD. FLORIDA,
VOLUME 1
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1»20
NUMBER 1 «
BOARD OF TRADE
HAD GREAT MEETING
N E W S OF W O M A N S CLUB
ARE BEHIND HARDING
COX EXPLAINS THEM
An Array That Should
Bring Bhisbes To
. Americans
ALL REACTIONARIES
UN-AMERICAN, SPECULA
TORS, PROFITEERS WHO WANT
MORE WAR TO MAKE MONEY
and
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"“COLUMBUS, 0.. O ct 15.—Vigor
ous array o f the forces he declared
were in the opposition ranks was
made htre tonight by Gov
Cox,
speaking at the capital in hla home
slate campaign.
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That Senator Harding, his Repub
lican opponent, has behind him the
most motley array of • questionable
groups and influences that ever were
behind a candidate—an array that to
survey brings the crimson blush of
humiliation to an American” was as
serted by thd democratic presidential
candidate.
,
Characterising the various groups
named ns "parties," Gov. Cox ssserted that amopg Senator Hardings
support were the following:
“The reactionary party."
‘‘The pro-German party , , , whose
member* opposed our
successful
prosecution o f the war."
‘‘The Italian party, whose members
place a futile Italian Imperialism ov
er the interests o f this nation.”
‘‘The 'low Wage’ party an organi
sation with 'n definite understanding
that wages must come down."
"The suppression party, whose
members say or believe that even'
bit of progressive thought is to be
checked.
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"The Greek party nnd the Bulgar
ian party, with . . . n common pur
pose to punish those who considered
the welfare o f the world . . . superior
to the claims of nationalistic ambi-
Social D epartm ent'Holds First
Meeting O f Season
SOCIAL DEPARTMENT
•The social department o f the Woman’a Club held the first of the fall
meetings, Tuesday afternoon, with’ an
unusually lnrge attendance for the
compassion, rather almost with shamo opening meeting.
for some, of those who profess to be
Mrs. A. P. Connelly, the new chair
Americans, that the candidate of the man o f the department, made the
senatorial ring has behind him today membership— and it was a distinct
the 'most motley array of question ively membership meetlng--feel her
able groups and influences that ever enthusiasm in the short inspirational
were behind a candidate—an array talk in which phe presented the plana
that to survey brings the crimson and programs fo r the y e a r-.
blush of humiliation to an American,
An important motion unanimously
and an assortment of influences that carried was “ that each member o f the
he must begin immediately after the department who will bn unable to at
election to repudiate should the un tend a meeting; will notify the hos
thinkable thing of a reactionary vie tess o f the. da.v to that1effect-"*
tory darken the happy prospects of
In the social department, especial
a victorious and nroud America.
ly where tables are arranged for
"I assert upon the results pf a bridge and refreshments are served,
canvass of these United States it is essential that) the hostess be no
from the Atlantic to the Pacifip that tified and with the duties devolving
the reactionary forces .do not place upon her as entertainer, it should not
dependence for success upon one par be expected that she will call up each
ty— the historic Republican party member to ask if they will be pres
which the evil influences of 1012 have ent. It is not supposed, that mem
again captured, and of which the*- bers should
require Invitations to
are in full possession.
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department meetings. Having Join
“ I affirm that Senator Harding is ed the Club, with the year books at
the candidate of more than a dozen hand, there is no reason why a mem
groups working through the present ber of any department should fall in
reactionary Republican leadership. 1 her duty or the obligation she has
assert and so advise the American assumed, without a good and reason
people that the party once led by able excuse for staying away. Mrs.
Abraham Lincoln has been sold to Connelly was also hostess for the af
these several designing parties to. be ternoon and at the close o f the busi
prostituted for this campaign, I do ness meeting an Interesting game of
this so thqt the sober thinking ele bridge was enjoyed and a fruit salad
ments of all parties mav know the course was served at the refreshment
uses to which the Republican organi hour. Top score was made by Mrs.
zation has been put that they may re B. W. Herndon to whom was present
pudiate those who have made of their ed a lovely basket of roses. Autumn
temple a den of disrepute in the at flowers decorated the club rooms.
tempt to evade the issue of the Lea
Mrs. Connelly was assisted in the
gue of Nations, and distract the pub discharge o f her social duties by
lic mind from our unswerving sup Mrs. R. C. Bower and Mrs. D. P.
port of peace and progress."
Drummond.
------------ x-----------Mrs. S. Puleaton will be hostess of
METHODI8T NOTES
the dance, October 26th.
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“The Bayonet party, which believes
martini law is a solvent for -all in
dustrial disputes."
"The National Isolation party,
whose object is to secure nutoerntie
position in the world and whose creed
is selfishness." .
“ The Liberty Bond Speculators
pnrty, now arranging n sudden coup
. . . to the prejudice of the taxpaycn».M
“ The Anti-Federnl Reserve Act
I’arty."
"The Profiteer party . . . which
seeks . . . to escape payment of tax
on incomes swollen by war profits.
"The Anti-League of Nations party,
possession n perfect understanding
with Senator Harding that he is to
scuttle every plnn looking to inter
national peace."
"The munitions making party, an
organization' with n vast propoganua
fund . . . ready nnd eager to embroil
the world in fresh wars,"
“ The Afro-American pnrty, whose
hyphenated nctivity. has attempted to
stir un troubles among the negroes
upon fnlse claims that it can bring
social equality."
With these arraingments, Gover
nor Cox said he had NOT made a
complete list o f the opposition forc
es, but said that Senator Harding
was the candidate of “ more
a
doien groups working through the
present reactionary republican lead
ership."- That the party had been
“ sold to these several designing par
ties to *be prostituted for this cam
paign," was Asserted bv the •gover
nor. The Governor said:
"This campaign for the presidency
o f the United States has now reach
ed the noint where it is possible def
initely to get fair appraisement of
the forces that are aligned on cither
side behind the candidates. It »»
well to take stock o f these forces
and to assess them at their real
worth, patriotic or unpatriotic, to
measure them as history will meas
ure them, and to assay them In the
light of pretensions to a monopoly
•m Americanism. .
“ In general, it in not seem ly..to
question the forces arrayed behind
one’s deeding opponent, but I deem
this to be An- Instance in which there
Is a right to examine them carefully,
and I say this because I have had no
hesitancy in granting to my oppon
ent full and free opportunity to ex
* amine the foreea and Influences be
hind my own candidacy. My nomi
nation came in the open convention,
as the result o f the free choice of
delegates there assembled. I was
not nominated at any 2:11 •• m.- con
ference in a smokv room o f a hotel
suite, and I am Derfectly willing that
the forces endorsing my candidacy
be axamined and compared with
those behind the reactionary candi
date ns part o f the Issue o f this
campaign.
, .
“ I am, however, more interested in
the groups of foreea that have been
. aligned rather than the •individuals
‘ thsmaifTM.
"With this preliminary I
assert
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candidly,
rather with sympathy and
ccllcnt program
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would be a play,
.
on the closing night, writ
presented
ten by Mrs. Edgar Lewis, former be
loved president of the Florida Feder
ation, in which members of the Fed
eration would take part.
The enjoyable program was con
cluded with a charming little song,
“ The Kiss in the Rain" by Mrs. A. M.
Phillips. There was a good atendancc o f the members of the two de
partments which sustains the faith of
the officers in believing that this is
going.to. bo one o f the moat success
ful years in the history of thq Club.
The music department held itp bus
iness meeting immediately after the
conclusion of the program at which
time the election of the present o ffi
cers was ratified. The official personel o f the department includes,
Mrs. A.' M. Phillips, chairman; Mrs.
Gwynn Fox. vice-chairman; Mrs.
Vance, Douglas, secretary-treasurer;
Mrs. Frank Woodruff, house commit
tee; Mrs. Schclle Maines, chairman of
finance. The treasurer was in
structed to pay into the gen e*l club
fund, ten dollars-on expenses.
If the optimistio plans of the de
partment are carried out with the en
thusiasm o f their earnest leader,
there will be programs throughout
the year o f unusual interest and
"something different” will be rfn add
WOMAN’S CLUB—GAL TWO , .
ed attraction tq develop and ho’ d the
interest o f not only department mem
bers but o f the entire club.
There is wonderful musical talent
and ability represented in the club
membership, vocalists, planis*- viol
inists, cornettists and other musical
instruments have their talented play
ers. Every musician who is a mem
ber of the club should and ought to
be a member of the music depart
ment. Think it over, you musicians
nnd help to build up the finest music
department in the Federation. It
ran be done and what do you think of
a club orchestra, ns well ns chorus,
quartettes, trios nnd all the rest of
the musicnl combinations. Let’s be
gin nnd do it right now.
Come to Church Sunday.
Literature and Music Department*.
Come again Sunday night.
About midway of the club year of
Sunday school at 0:30 a. m.; Church 191D'20 the Literature and Music de
at 11 a. m.; League at 6:30 p. m. Ev partments of the Woman's Club de
ening service at 7:30. Come prepar cided to hold their meetings together
ed to do your part towards making thus hoping to secure n better nt'tendance of the members of the de
another great day for the Lord.
partment, and thereby create ,a more
Monday night the members of the active interest. The plan worked ad
League were pleasantly entertained mirably, the attendance did increase
and the Joint programs were wonder
for a few hours by Misses Carolyn fully pleasing. Having tested suc
and Lillie Ruth Spencer.
cessfully the new line of departure,
Jack Adams returned this week the same plan is In operation for.the
from Chesterfield, III., where he has 1920-’21 programs. The first regu
lar meeting of the two departments
been for three weeks visiting rela was held Wednesday aftemon with
tives and his wife and son, who have Mrs. A. M. Phillips, chairman of the
been there all summer.
Music department, gracefully presidRev. Wainwright, who has been.lng. The meeting opened with n few
with us during his vacation, returned pleasing words by the chalrmsn, who
Monday to Emory Ublveralty'ln ‘ At- J announced the topic of the afternoon
, ! y
,f
! to be “ Vacation Echoes’* and that the
lanta, to finish his theological Rtudy
the Literature department
course.
for the yenr would be “ Florida,” the
Through the splendid management Music department co-operating with
of
the parsonage l» music and s'dhgs by . Florida compos~ the
— stewnrds,
...
taking on new dimensions and will j cnl
soon acquire a new dress of color.
f h c first musical number on tho
The ladies expect to beautify tho in- j
Wednesday afternoon was
terior with new furniture. In tho ,<pjor|daf My Florida."
Moat domcantime'quite a lot of the present ||Khtfully rendered by the music de* ------ --------------••* *at
'* the
- ^ quartette,.
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furniture
is' on sale. «---Inquire
Mi ’ ' Phillips,
rtmenl
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parsonage.
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rs. Ed. Higgins, Mrs. Frank Wood
At noon Wednesday, Mrs. John ruff and Mrs. Maines. Mrs
Bob
D. Jinkins entertained with n delight Walthour wns the accompanist,
ful dinner party in honor of her
This was followed by vacation
mother's 78th birthday nnnlvcnu»ry. echoes from Mrs. L. R- Phillips, Mrs.
Covers were laid for Mesdames G. A. D. Key, Mrs', Stella Arington, Mra.
W. Bailey, Wm. Thornton, S. W. W. U Morgan and Mra. W. B. BlnekWalker, R. M. Mnson, J. I). Roberts,
.
man representing the literary depnrtL. P. Hagan, L. R. Philips, IIlarriet m«.nt the meeting being thrown open
Perry, J. D. Jinkins, Miss Annette *to alf present
Walkers, Messrs. S. W. Walker,* J- ! __
_ Phillips
Mrs.
Phillipi gave a pleasing talk
D. Jinkins and S. W. Walker, Jr.
on her two weeks trip down the East
A delegation composed of Mr. and ,
Including delightful reminls“ ~Ha gan, Mr. and Mrs. S .! cpncci 0f a premier trip twenty-five
Mrs. *L. P.
d Mrs. J. D. Jinkins, j ------yrarfl-------ego, and drew realistic and
W. Walker an--------motored to Tampa Thursday In the m p h lc comparisons between the Mledan to purchase furniture ami- and- —
7 City
—* o f1the "then
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Hagan Sedan
Plant
and
for the new parsonage
now/'
Don’t forget tho blfc chicken supper
Mrs. Key made one enjoy with her
to. I* given by-tho-ladies of - the the del ighla o f Her vacation sr
spent fn
church Saturday night • Come any Virginia
with
her,
visited RlehY ir)(lIlU i
W U U 'N
W i
vone
ise
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time from six until nine n. m., to tho mond, the White House o f the Con
Wclaka building on First street. Sup federacy, enjoyed the museum, Lee s
per will be served for $1.00 a plate chapel, the natural bridge and In fanfn the show room formerly o#:upied,cy MW tj,e gtatutr* of Lee and of
by the Walthall-Estridge Co. Dont Waihlngton, thfe latter sculptured
inlsa this treat.
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from tho living model! "Monticell©,"
G. E. Spurling and family motored-I
home o f Jefferson and the UnlSunday, returning Sun- verslty o f Washington and Lee. Jleauto Orlanc
tiful scenery and amusing little anec
day night
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dotes of the state, its people and of
THE DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY Individuals found a place In the
charming recital.
The Daughters of Wesley were dejIn
n u,e
ggimai
the aalmagundl
of Mrs. Arring;ua experlightfully entertained las# Tuesday ton»g |„t«reatlA
intercating Chautauq1
night by Mrs. Dwight Babbitt and |encea, bits of play and1 w ork InterMrs. Grover Speering at the home o f , m(neied with educational treats and
Mrs. Babbitt on the Heights. The n n opportunities to enjoy one’s own
evening wae’ vary profitably spent in Jparticular hobby or lecture and to
thaking fancy articles for the bazaar ,
prominent and eminent people
which will take place some time next f jn the various department# of life. lit
month. With plying the busy needle,'’.gnawer to a question, Mrs. Arrington
lively conversation and aeveral selec replied that she had met and heard
tions on the piano by Mrs. Bessie Mr*. Thomas Q. Winter, president of
Houser and a vocal selection by M l « s tho
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General Federation,
with whom
Annie Le®, the evening came quickly gj^ n , most favorably impressed,
lo a close. A delicious salad course giving as her' opinion that Mrs. Winwas served by the hostesses
ter would make an Ideal president.
In addition to the thlrt
Mrs. Morgan, president o f the lo
members present were the following cal club, had spent her summer tourinvited guests: Mrs. L. P. U«£*n. jn(r her home state, Florida,
and
B. L. Brown, Mrs. Walter^ Hand, gpoke briefly on tho pleasures of the
Mrs. W. S. Thornton, Mrs.
Gertrude
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-*“ * ‘ trip and emphasizing a delightful visCarrawsy and Mrs. Davis.
it at Miami with Aire. John W. Dickins, the former popular president of
H. C. L. INVESTIGATION CLOSES. the Sanford club.
Mrs. W. B. Blackman closed the
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1 vacation echoes with a'pleasing lit
WASHINGTON. O ct 15.—Depart tle talk on the delights of spending
. _ against
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ment of Justice campaign
the one’s vacation at home on a ranch
o f living will be ended and and touched briefly on the good things
the entire fair Dnce organization dis- Jn . store fo r thboo who would attend
banded
- - - - November
. 1st, because thfc the Federation meeting a t Taltabaasee next month. incNrQHj on the exfjnds are ixL/iaitwL
B
ENDURANCE TEST
FOR ARMY HORSE
.
WILL FINISH TODAY
Making Body A Chamher of Commerce
With a
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CONCORD, N. H., Oct. lB ^ T h e
Arab griding Crabett. Is leading in
the three hundred mile army endur
ance test that established a world’s
record fo r sixty miles o f road travel
under 245 pounds weight in eight
hours. He was ridden by a broncho
busting champion, Jack Freets, and
left today iq a racing finish for
AND EVERYTHING THAT GORE
Camp Devens.
WITH A REAL CHAMBER
HARDING IN INDIANA
OF COMMERCES
d r tv* iwwutw r-»«)
,
The Saqford Board of Trade took
On Board Special Train, O ct 15.—
Senator Harding continued his war a long step forward today when it
fare against the Versailles League of waa decided to change the name to
Nations on his trip through Indiana. the Sanford Chamber of Commerce
and to employ a paid secretary, to
take up advertising, to ask fo r a
COX AT MARION
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sum or money'earn year from the
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city and county and to increase the
Enroute with Governor Cog, O ct membership fee from ten dollars to
16.—Governor Cox is touring the twenty-five dollsis per mekiber and
state o f Ohio with a rear platform then to go after five hundred paid
speech scheduled at Marion, tne home members. *
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Senator Harding.
of Sen
This resolve to do something and ■
do it now was strengthened by the
presence of B. R. Kessler, secretary
n.\D s o m e s i i i n A STILL.
of the Jacksonville Chamber a t
(>7 TV* I imcIi M Tnt.)
Commerce and his assistant, R. W .
HAZEL!!URST,
I’ earman,
Jr., who
who were
were present
present as
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. . . O ct 45.—'Two _____
jan, Jr.,
bundled gallons moonshine still with a big meeting of the Board of Trad*
concrete foundation surrounded by ‘last night in tho Palm Room o f the
barb wire with two armed guards Hotel Valdez. The meeting waa
waa raided by revenue officers today. special meeting called by President J
------------ x-----------Miller to talk over these important
ITALIAN EDUCATION RURF.AU. phases o f the paft, present ami fu
ture o f the Board o f Trade and them
(By TV* AuocUUd rr»„)
were about fifty members present.
MILAN, Italy, Oct. 15.— Proposal Mr. Kessler made an eamesfl plea ta
for the establishment of a Bureau for the members to get together, to era* "
Education on the aamo lines as inter ploy a good secretary, to Improve the
national labor bureau were adopted lake front, bqilt a boat baain, hava
at a conference of the League o f Na golf links and country club and other .
Club Meetings.
tions societies.'
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____________! amusements and to advertise tho
Welfare Department, Wednesday,
many advantagas o f tho city *nd
October 20, 3:30 p. m.
OI.I) PARTY MARRIES CHICKEN county In a booklet and in newspaper*
and magazines. He pointed out tha
IXJOKOUT CLUB ENTERTAINED
(By TV* A**acl*t*4 fr«i.)
disadvantages of fake advertising o f
LONDON, Oct. 16.—It was an many other pitfAlla fo r the feet o f
John Russell entertained the Look nounced that Viscount Charles Saund
out Club at his elegant new home on ers Dundas aged seventy-seven, will the unwary publicity committee and
union avenue' on Wednesday nlghj marry Miss Mary Todd, n barber for over tnlrty minutes gave one o f
the most earnest talks that tho Board
nnd having one of tho finest homes shop assistant
of
Trade has over had. He was loodin the state and being one of the
at the end of his ad
best entertainers in tho city the fOLLKGE PRESIDENT RESIGNS I ^ npplnudcd
a n *d R —
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Lokout Club had tho time of their
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andothers
present
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EMORY. Va., O ct 15.— President
the .morning) badd their genial host
“bon Jour" and then some, with the Weaver, o f Emory and Henrv Col talks thanking Mr. Kessler for hla
feeling that they had enjoyed the lege, resinned today, to accept work words o f encouragement and asking
evening to the fu llest Music and with the western North Chrolina Con him questions about the best manner
in which to proceed to nub the Board
dancing and n general good timo ference.
of Trnde in working order.
^
helped to nass the hours nil too quick
It
wns
resolved
to
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ask
the
presi
ly and n delicious luncheon whb serv-. SOME GRAFT MONEY. YES.
dent to appoint a committee (o con
cd during the evening. Among those,
fer with Mr. Kessler this morning
IB J n * Am m Ii M rr»M>
present were the following: Mr. nnd
and make definite arrangements f o r
CHICAGO,
Oct.
16.—
Police
said
in
Mrs. J. Sa Wilson, Mr. nnd Mrs. D.
the changing of the Board of Trnuo
formation
that
$100,000
was
rained
C. Marlowe, Mr. nnd Mra. John Smith,
to tho Chamber of Commerce and to
Mr. and Mrs. Dsn Smith, Mr. and here to force out certain federal, pro
umplov- a secretary at once,
-hla
hibition
a
cents
and
replace
them
with
Mrs. Ed. F. Lane, Mra. S. M, Lovd,
was
done
by
tho
president
Appoint
whiskey
men
favorable
to
alleged
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Holly, Mr. Archie
ing tho Finance Committee and tho
Brit*, Mr. Clarence Mahoney, Mr. ring.
Membership Committee acting AB a.
and Mrs. B. L. Perkins.'Mr. and Mrs.
committee
of the whole with full pow
COO
LEDGE
riAS
NOTHING
TO
SAY
Chaa. Britt and Miss Brain.
er to act. This committee met with
Mr. Kessler this morning and decided
(Br Tb» Am m UWS rrtai)
c o n s id k r a b l e in t e r e s t
NEW YORO, Oct. 15.—Gov. Cool- to employ R. W. Pearniqn, Jr., of - tan
nEING t a k e n in a r m i s t i c e
idge said he had nothing to say nt Jacksonville Chafnber of Cotnmerco*•
DAY PREPARATIONS present whether he would accept the to establish headquarters at somo
challenge of n Joint debate on the central location and to go after the
At la*t night’s meeting of the League o f Nations with the Demo manv things that are needed to put
American Legion," the members o f cratic nominee, Franklin D. Roose Sanford on the map and moke it thn
largest city in the interior-o f tint
the local Post showed that thev were velt.
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prepared to make the Armistice Day
state.
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^elebratlnn iust about the biggest
ANARCHISTS IN RIO.
event that Seminole County has en
500 MILLION DOLLARS
(Br T U A im c U US f r » ,,)
joyed for years.
. INTERNATIONAL l-OAN.
RIO JANEIRO, Oct. 15.-O ne per
Hodson Rail will be in'charge 'o f
WAS STARTED TODAY
the army, dinner to be served on that son was killed and twenty injured in
(By TV* AmmUUJ r
day and he with hla force of K.I P.’s an explosion of an anarchist bomb at
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—The
are going-to put on a good feed for the -railway station here today.
m ent-of five hundred- million
__
everybody at n nearly unheard of
’GATOR -GRABS MAN’S
of the Anglo-French lonn raataritv
price fri these days'of the- H. C. L.
today has been started by J. ?■- H o n Arrangements were made last night
FOOT; HOLDS ON UNTIL
to secure n prisoner o f war under the
IT IS BEAT TO DEATH gan 4 Co.' This Is the largctf Intel'national transaction ever made.
escort o f an M. P. who will appear in
the parade. Watch for him!
CAMP WALTON, Oct. 14.—HarThe tug-of-war betwen the army rison Davis, 28 years of age is re ANOTnER MURDERER IS
a
HUNG IN CHICAGO
and navy will offer a new phase of ported to have had a narrow escape
that time honored sport. We prom from a horrible dtath a few days
(Br TV* I ihcUM Pn**1
ise you thnt It will be a real- fight, ago while assisting in floating some
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.— Frank Rafter, Qj
for the teams will have an Incentive ties down East river. The young
to win that will be quite different man is the son o f the aged couple ronrictcd of killing two men in m,
from any prize that can be given.
who were murdered b” the Black holdup was hanged from the
Come and see something new in the well brothers and Will Boyd, the gallows a f the two murderers
tug-of-war! ,
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man who recently was sentenced to died yesterday. In the death cell tha
guards found a piece o f tin sect
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lifetime in the state penitentiary.
REGISTERED AT THE 8EMINOLE
Young Davis lost his balance and in Zageris trousers and It is bell
fell into the water and was horribly that he contemplated suicide.
xduests arriving today, / Oct. 14, mangii
mangled when an alllgntor seized one
were:
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w. G. Lege, vOcala;
v w , Elizabeth 0f his feet and held on. The foot, PRR8IDRNT WIL80N
WANT8 TO KNOW
A*
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ty’ £•***■ however, was protected by a s t l f f f
ABOUT PRACTICES
aonville
irillej T, ^M. McLendon, Jackson- ghoc, but at that It was badly lacvine; M. J. Hawes, Atlanta; T. M. crated by the Alligator's teeth before
(By TV* An n u m Fr***)
Brown, Talatka; Karl A. Treenke, the young man was free. •When he
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15^
Ft. Myers; W. P. Slaughter, Jackson found that he was in the rrrnsp of
ville; C. E. Phillips, Fastis; J. P.
. i u . f r h , o .ll« i to „ l , ™ P.nd ' X
o T . ^ r ; ^ t . r t o„Gr“ 7
Chszel, Ocala; A. W. Houston, Pslati ' t f X
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ka; B. R. Copenhaven, Jacksonville; S
J. A. Harper, Jacksonville; n . W.
or
Mathews, Jacksonville; James
H. •note the alligator, ail to no avail. £ *
«’ om!* l‘Uon
Dormany, Tampa.;
The boat was hurriedly rowed to thoj
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shore, the alligator still clinging to EMBARGO ON COAL EXPORTS
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the foot, and even after the victim
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of the ’gator was taken ashore the
(By TV# A t t t t t iH f n n t
• AT THE ST4R THEATRE * .alligator
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...atill . held on and kept tight . LONDON, Oct. 1 6 . - 0 ..em inent
• •.
TODAY.
• hold until actually beaten to death. pt,rfd *n embargo on coal export ‘
It wpi then ascertained that it was cause o f a threat that the miners
• The most stupendous and 8en*
more than eight feet in lenrth.
would strike Monday.
• Rational Photoplay of the BeaThis is the only instance in a long
x• son— PRISCEF.LA DEAN In
time.Ut is stated, where an alligator McSWEENEY PASSED
had seized a human being. Pigs and
• T H E VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL"
____ A GOOD NIC
dogs, however, very frequently fell
Also "CHASE MB"
prey to the hungry reptiles In this
. (By TV M t M Fnw)
A Sunshine Comedy
section, and It appears that dogs are
LONDON, Oct 16.— Lord
the favorite morsels for the larger iMcSweeney passed a good nkht
alligators.
I'was exceedingly weak, said a bulls
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD" THURSDAY. OCTOBER II, 19*0
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Over Sly Times, l-2c per word
per issue.
Work clothes have taken a drop at FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish
rd bod rooms. Inquire 311 Park
PERKINS & BRITT._______________ _
Avenuo.
157-tfe
TO RENT or for sale, large ware
house with railroad siding.—Chas. LOST— Between DeLnnd nnd Orlan
do a pocket book containing union
Tyler, care Zachary Tyler Vcn. Co.
166*tfc travelling card IBEW nnd travelling
canl of the Rod Men both under the
FOR SALE—Two fresh milk cows, name o f Edward Abbott. Also about
R. Y. Garrison, near Ft. Reed.
$176 in cash, t\yo S50 bills nnd rent
in small denominations. Finder will
return to News office in DeA real first-class blue serge suit dense
j»nd nnd receive rewnrd.
163-ltp
'can now be purchased for $39.60 nt
PERKINS A BRITT.
The high price of clothing is being
tom down by Perkin* A Britt.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms
320 Oak avenue. Phone 308J.
FOR SALE—Republic 3-4 ton truck
160 tfc
thoroughly overhauled for sale
cheap. See H. G. Dleterich or W. E.
"ENERGIZER” is n human ? vac Walthall.
163-6tp
uum cleaner, stimulcnt. Do It Now.
lwk ATTENTION, ROYAL NRrGIIHOnS
There #111 be n meeting Thursday,
WANTED — MOLINE TRACTOR October 14 at 7:30. All member* are
OPERATOR.
60 CENTS PER urged to be present. Recorder. 163-tp
HOUR. ONE WITH LICENSE. $1
Swect-Orr overalls for $2.45 a gar
PER HOUR. PHONE I70R. SAN ment—at Perkins A Britt.
FORD, FLA.
168 6tp
WANTED— Every boy In Seminole
county to subscribe to “ Florida
Scout," an Amateur Boy’s Mngazihc.
Trial sfx months 15c. Address Wil'
lard Lumlcy, Editor, Sanford, Flori
LOST—A red rocklngchair, between da.
.
161-3tp
the Andta place and pumping sta
tion*. Finder, please notify Mrs. J. FOR SALE— Furniture. Inquire nt
O. Andes, Sanford. Fla,.
1596tp
119. W. Second street.
lGl-3tp
{
PERKINS A BRITT have brought CABBAGE PLANTS FOR S A L E to Sanford the PRICE REDUCING
30,000 Charleston W&kcfleld ready
atunt In big chunks. Visit them dur to set about Oct. 16th. $1.00 per
ing their sale and save some dollars. thousand.— F. L. Greene. Weat Side.
WANTED—Good man and wife to
live In house for company. Rent NOTICE— Wc have se* rral- parrels
of slacked lime which
will sell
free. "No children.
Mrs. J. E.
Vaughn, R. F. D. A.
162-2tp very, cheap to make r v -n for a car
of Alabama lime. For this week only.
FOR RENT—2 nice furnished house — Hill Lumber Co.
104-2tc
keeping rooms, running water, two
beds in room.— Mrs. Riddling. 205 WANTED—Colored womnq servnnt
Onk Avenue, Eagle Home.
164-Ctp
to go to Minmi, Fla. Apply at 116
Park Avc.
163-3tc
WANTED—6 or fi room house, or
p down stairs apartment in good TO RENT—Gnrden lot on the Shnres
neighborhood. Mrs. H. T. Pace, Gen.
—Ten minutes away from post of
Dellyeiy.
104-3tp fice, hns 1,000 strawberry plants on
lot. Hns irrigation nnd is fenced.
FOR SALE— Ford, A-l condition, See or write C. II. Leffler.
164-3tc
good tires, some extras, $360 cash.
Apply Railrond Restaurant Depot.
WANTED—Good second hand ice
164-3tp
box. No. 401 South French Ave
nue.
104-2tp
ROOM AND BOARD, $11 per week,
109 East First street, over Union FOR SALE— Hall rack, roller top
Pharmacy.
103-tfc
desk, bed, springs nnd felt mat-
.
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Gives the Wearer a
Distinctive Appear
.
Minimum Charge for any one .
Ad. - - - - - - ----- -—
. 25c
One Time, per word---------- 1 lc
Three Times, per w o r d . . . .. . 2c
Six Timas- per w o rd ...------3c
Cash must accompany order. Ten
cents extra if charged.
Advertising in this column in which
the address of the advertiser is not
given but which refers you to Post
office Box Number or Care of the
Herald MUST be answered accord
ingly. Please do not ask us for the
names of advertisers advertising in
this way. Usually we do not know
who they are, nnd if we do we are not
expected’ to tell you.
SEE O U R N E W LINE O F
HATS
SPECIAL PRICES
flfll . •
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATES *
DORA IV LIN SK Y
I'rrnidcntial Elector*—
Martin Caraballo
Charles E. Jonan .__
J. G. Sharon
P. W. Corr
W. V. Knott
G. B. Wells
.
For United States Senator:
Duncqn U. Fletcher.
For Congress, Fourth District:
W. J. Sears.
For Governor:
•*
Cary A. Hardee
For Attorney Generalr
. Rivers II. Buford.
For Comptroller:
Ernest Amos.
For State Treasurer:
J. C. Luning.
.
For State Superintendent of Public
Instruction:
W. N. Shcats.
For Justice Supreme Court:
W. II, Ellis.
Thos.-W est
For Railroad Commissioner:
A. 8. Wells
For Commissioner of Agrirtulture:
W. A. McRae
,
For State's Attorney, Seventh DJsL
George A. DeCottos.
,
For State Senator, 19lh District:
M. O. Overstreet
For Member Ilduse of Represent*'
lives:
•
F. P. Forster
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
tress, 3 plate gas burner,
ert Hines at Peoples Bank.
FOR RENT— Partly furnished - up
stairs flat. .Four rooms, batn,
kitchenette, porch, modem conven
iences. Apply 717 E. Second St.
164-3tc
Dora Ivllnsky, swenteen years ot
*0 «, woman executioner of tha Odessa
WANTED—By Noy. 1st, a 4, to 0 extraordinary commission. 8hs hai
room house, unfurnished or partly
furnished; or an npartment. Small kitted 400 oflicara with her own hands
family nnd references exchanged.
Will rent by year is satisfactory. Ad For County Judge:
dress at once, “ Cottage" In care of
E. P. Householder.
the Herald.
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dh-tf.
For Sheriff:
*
C. M. Hand.
For Clerk Circuit Court:
E. A. Douglass.
For SupL Public Inatructlon
T. W. Lawton. .
For
Tax Assessor:
groceries you go to a groc
A. Vaughn.
ery store.
For Tax Collector:
Jno. D. J inkins.
S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S
FOR THE F IR ST
C O M P L E T E H O U S E B ILL
C A R T E R LUMBER CO.
TR Y A H E R A LD W A N T AD
IF Y O U C 10
IF Y O U
7,1.
you go to a clothing store
x
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want
R E A L E ST A T E sec
E. F. L A N E
“ The Real Fatal* Man”
M R* IS
70S H i m S t i r r l
SL Luke’s,* Jacksonville, the most
noted hospital irf Florida I will be
forced to close for lack of funds un
less a generous people come to it*
rescue- The hospital is now thouiands o f dollars behind in its financ
es.
Work on the fields at the Fort
Pierce inlet, connecting the Indian
river with the ocean at a point a
short distance north of Fort Pierre,
has been commenced. A cargo of
two big barges o f rock, brought from
Horse Creek, near Enu Gallic, has
been unloaded and placed, nnd other
barges are cn route.
By a majority of 18 to 1 electors of
the city of New Smypia have voted
to bond the city to build a municipal
electric light plant to supply the
zona with current for light nnd pow
er purposes. Orders have already
been placed for electrical machinery,
engines, etc.
PRICE REDUCTION S
OPENED TODAY
THE LARGE CROWDS THAT THRONGED OUR PLACE ALL DAY TODAY HAVE WENT AW AY
FULLY CONVINCED THAT THIS SALE IS THE SALE OF SALES
OUR MERCHANDISE IS MOVING OUT IN ARM LOADS ANDu WE ARE
THOROUGHLY CONVINCED THAT THE SANFORD PEOPLE APPRECI
ATE OUR EFFORTS IN REDUCING THE HIGH COST OF CLOTHING
AS WELL AS GIVING THEM SOME REAL BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING
THAT GOES INTO THE MAKE-UP OF THE MAN’S WEARING APPAREL
THE QUALITY OF THE MERCHANDISE BEING SOLD IS OF THE VERY BEST AND IT BEARS
OUR IRON CLAD GUARANTEE JUST THE SAME AT- THE-PRICES WE ARE NOW ASKING AS IT
DID AT THE REGULAR PRICE.
.
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W E H AVE O N E S P E C IA L L O T O F E X T R A
FIN E BLUE S E R G E S U IT S T H A T R E TA IL
F O R $60.00 A N D W E A R E S E L L IN G T H E M
D U R IN G T H IS W E E K F O R .......................
DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE BEST HAS BEEN PICKED OVER-DROP IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF, RIGHT A W A Y THE
MANY DOLLARS YOU CAN SAVE.
WE ARE COMPETING WITH THE LARGE STORES IN THE LARGER CITIES AND YOU WILL FIND THAT THEY
T H E S T O R E T H A T IS D I F F E R E N T
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD .FRIDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1520
SANFORD DAILY HERAIP
“ THERE 18 A MAGIC IN THI8 WORLD ABpVE
ALL MAGIC, IT IS THE MONEY M AGIC
*NO
MYSTIC MAGIC* CAN (?OMB NEAR WORKING
THE SAME WONDERS A 8 THE MAGIC THAT
J .'
MONEY BRING8 TO YOU AND THOSE W HO'
ARE NEAR AND DEAR TO YOU. YOU MAY BEGIN TO ACCUMU
LATE THIS MAGIC POWER BY INVESTING IN. THE 8 PER CENT
CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK OF THE
SOUTHERN
UTILITIES COMPANY/* THERE 18 NONE BETTER.
GOLD MEDAL OFFERED BY
B. D. M O B L E Y -r tjir s r n o i. a r 8HIP WORK IN.TnE 8. IL 8.
P«MtU»4 .m r afto»«-q_•*** « —ritf*™ *
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• a i“l ! BiUUUi . 187 Mk m Ui Atmm
The medal to be awarded under the
r«M . |
following rules nnd regulations shall
be known as tha Mobley High School
JHE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. Medal.
,<
run ushers •
The object o f this medal shall be
to
ifromote the scholastic interests of
M. X. HOLLY,
. Editor
the students of the Sanford High
N. J. LILLARD, •- 8«<r«tary.Treaiurer School. The award o f this medal will
IL A. NEEL • r General Manager be the highest honor in scholarship
made in the Sanford High School
F. P. RINBS,
throughout the entire year.
Circulation Manager
Rulea of Eligibility.
. Phone 481.
J.—Those competing for this med
A ln r lU n
K t I H M.d. K n o w . M l A f» U r « lW a al muat be regular bona fide students
in the Sanford High School. That is,
8ubacrirtion Price In Advance
the student must register within two
One Year —__________. . . . . ___$0.00 weeks after school opens and carry
H
at least FOUR studies offered in
Throe Months ________________ $3.00 ONE’of the following years as found
in theftSanford High . School Course
D elim ed in City by Carrier
of Study:
Freshman. Sophomore,
One Week ................... .— 16 Cents Junior, Or Senior. Any student fail
ing to remain in the Sanford High
Member of the Associated Press.
School throughout the entire year for
any reason will be disqualified.
Viw an
J ’W u
2. —No student will he eligible to
compete for this medal If some of
his studies, which afq being counted
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL
as the “ four" studies mentioned in
ELECTORS.
Rule 1, arc being taken for tKcr sec
ond time for any reason.
m
P. W. Corr
Charles E. Jones
3. — A student carrying four regu
W. V. Knott
. Martin Caraballo
lar studies and also a firth, either in
O.
B.
Wells.
J . G. Sharon
that same year or another year, will
tf. not be disqualified. I f that ‘student
carries five studies in the some year
DR. A. E. PHILIPS.
of High School work, the four highest
averages will be counted In making
Out; of our best friends is dead and the final general average in competi
»i
while expected for some time none tion for the medal. If that student Is
the less the blow fell heavily on us carrying a fifth study which is In
' oven in our busiest hour; nnd yst we another yenr o f High Schoo) work
would turn aside just n moment to from the regular four studies, the fldrop our tribute on the bier o f oije nnl general taverages of the regular
who could well bn classod among Na four studies will 1* the only ones
ture'# noblemen. He loved nature ns counted In competition for the med
few loved her and be wooed her In al.
bis few leisure moments ns few have
4. —No student will be eligible to
wooed nnd wedded her for If ever compete for this medal whose deport
mortal mnn was wedded to nature ment grade falls below 00 per cent,
nnd all the living things o f enrth nnd or its equivalent, for nny one o f the
air Albert Edwin Philips was that eight months during the school year.
man. And from this very love o f na
5. — A total of not more than five
ture he gained h!« broad knowledge days absence on account of absolute
o f human affairs and could look upon necessity throughout the entire year
the world with an understa% i i u tnat will be allowed students competing
was given to but few men. Kindly for this medal without disqualifica
o f heart, brand of mind, a Godly man tion. Absence on account o f sickness
H and a true Christian in every sense will not disqualify.
o f the word, an upright nnd upstand0.—No personal element will enter
g man w
wno foillowed the straight
Ing
and narrow path from his mother’s into the award of this medal. Abso
decision.
knee to the throne o f God whefo he is lute averaged will make
atanding today with a clean and clear The finnl nvernge of the f —r studies
record of deeds well done nnd a life taken in the cbmpetiti >n ” ill be add
well filled with good nnd nobio acts ed together, nnd -the sum will be
and but few left* undone whon the divided bv four to establish the grand
summons came. His life could well average for each student.
7.—No student will lie eligible to
be em'dated by those who are left
receive
this medal two years in suc
for it in we' find n true example o f
man mndc In ills image, living thnt cession.
Signed: T. W. LAWTON.
be might be n help nnd inspiration to
;;
C. 8. OGILVIE.
others and entering Into that other
life where there is no sorrow, nor
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care nor suffering. Pass on, old
friend. You have not lived in vain
and the world’ has been made the bet
The ladies of the Methodist church
ter for your hnving lived in it. Your will serve a chicken supper nt Wal
memory will be kept green by those thall's store tomorrow night, Octo
friends who knew you best.
ber 16th. Everybody Invited to come
and bring their friends.
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P hone 548
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We also carry a complete line o f
“ W E B O T H L O SE IF YOU D O N O T
BUY T H E M H E R E .”
B A T T E R IE S
“ E X I D E ” the "Giant That Lives in a Box." W e have
them to fit all makes of Automobiles — they sell as low as
other batteries; why not get the best?
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Sole agents fo r Y a le & Tow ne and Russell & Erw in
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sam e will have our usual quick service.
WELAKA COFFEE 100 o /0 PURE
O ld F ord G arage
W e sell nothing but fully guaranteed T IR E S and TUBES.
W hat w c have arc brand new. T hey will never sell as low
ns we are offering them for the next 30 days, nnd
Just Arrived— 3 cars of Roll Roofing and
Strip Shingles. Also a car load of Plastergen 4-Ply Wall Board.. If you are figuring bn using any .
Wall Hoard or Roofing, we are now in a position to save you
money, as we purchased above before the last advance in price
BOUGHT
Deane Turner
Cut Rate Tire House
M O B L E Y ’S
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“Save the Surface and You Save AD"
T E N POUNDS OF COFFKB A
YEAR IS 8 A m f O BE THE AVER
AGE FOR EACH PERSON IN THE
UNITED STATES.
DEAN TURNER HAS
ACCORDINGLY.
:! Sanford Furniture Co.
Dealers in the Well-Known High Grado SUN PROOF PAINTS
AND PJTCARN AGED VARNISHES. WALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and
RAW LINSEED OIL.
See us before buying your supplies. We can snve you money.
Candies
Op M e t Drinking is on the Increase
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H. A. HALVERSON, Mgr.
Wclaka Black
Phone 30.1
W iley’s
L a rgest and most
com plete line ever
show n in Sanford
T h ese stoves were
b o u g h t on a low
m arket and will be
sold very cheap for
cash. .•
DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE
TILL YOU GET OUR
PRICES
SANFORD PAINT &
WALL PAPER CO.
CANDIES
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Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera- J
tion and we can supply you r every want in choice Flor
ida and Western Beef, Pork, Lamb, Sausage, Veal, Liver, $
and every Packing House Products.
Our delivery is prompt and you’ ll get courteous treat- +
ment and good service here— if you don’ t, Jjust tell the T
boss.
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and OIL
24 Pound
Sack at
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SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c |
IL F. Whltner, Cashier.
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;; it Thursday, Friday and Saturday i;
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It iB the right o f every A m erican woman to share
in the reasonabilities which surrpund the home,
it is right that every woman should have her in
dividual Bank. A ccou n t and b e accorded the priv
ilege o f paying household expenses by check.
W e especially invite the accounts o f w oipen and
ex tench them all o f the courtesies and services of
our bank.
City Market!
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The nntrons of the schools and the
school board seem to be as far apart
on the question of paying for haul
ing the children to school ns the
two poles. It seems thnj the mcet. Ing held the other night produced no
results and only fanned the flames
instead of pouring nil on the troubled
waters. Like all other questions this
school question hns -two sides nnd
Loth sides have their own opinions.
The Herald really believes that the
controversy was started by the fact
that the school hoard was paying
morn for the hauling of the school
children on the west side than they
were on the east side. The people
living in the city limits hnvr merely
been on-lookers in the controversy
and yet the people living in the rity
arc paying the bulk of the-taxes. The
majority of the tax payers feel thnt
the children should be hauled to
school as they have always been. At
th« present time and for some time to
come this will be the onlv method of
transporting them.
Hnving the
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cation nnd building school houses at
even- cross roads in the district
would not solve the question. Most
o f the children being hnuled to the
city school are ready for the higher
grades and all of the children should
be carried in comfort if possible. Ev
eryone knows thnt transportation
costa more as well ns other .things
and the school board In levying the
dollar a month were only doing what
In their opinion looked reasonable
and yet the man in the country with
five or six children feels the burden
and naturally thinks that the chil
dren should be hauled free as .they.
fcava always-done. .The Herahfaecs
no reason why the school hoard and
P*^rnnB and taxpayers should not get
together on this question and settle
it peaceably. At the present time
It acems hopeless but no question is
so tangled that it cannot be settled
ealmly and deliberately and peaceful
ly. 'i t U something that is very In'*
— riant ami as stated before seema to
question of which side o f town
gets the moat money.
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Mention o f .
Hxllers i» Brief
Pexsonnl Item*
of Intercel
In and A b o u t
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Britt.
Arrival Departure
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Trilby. Branch'
Leesburg Branch
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Don't forget that you are invited to
the dance at the Valdex Hotel tonlxhL Take your fairy over to the
Valdez tonight and enjoy youraclf.
, E. F. Kellerman, of Tampa, the
aUte agent for the Dalton Adding
Machines, was In the city yesterday
and with R. S. Holly, the local agent,
made a trip to pointa in Lake county
There they were very successful In
taking several orders f o r ‘ this won
derful time saver to the busy man.
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Floating Smell
Talks Suedndly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
Arrow Collars, 20c, at Perkins St
t r a in s c h e d u l e
Quality Shop._____
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Among the prominent visitors to
the city yesterday was George Ifllty
THAT IS JUST EXACTLY WHAT IT WILL COST YOU FOR A SHIRT.
REGULAR PRICE 19.00. WE HAVE MADE ONE LARGE LOT OF
SILK AND PART SILK sniR T S, MOST OF WHICH IS T n iS SEA
SON'S STOCK, AND ARE OFFERING TOBM TO YOU FOR
$A98.
THESE SHIRTS ALL RUN FROM $6.00 TO $9.00.
DEATH OP DIL A. E. PHILIPS
•Dr. A. E. Phillips died at his home
on Magnolia avenue this morning at
nine octoclc after a lingering illness
o f more than a year. He had
suffering for many months and only
hia indomitable will gave him a lease
on life for the past year and hia
death, while not entirely unexpected,
was none Che less a shock to his
manv friends here and elsewhere in
the\state...................
Dr. A. E. Phillips was born in Middloburg, Florida, on August 31st,
1845. where ha passed his early
Youth on a farm. When the civil
was broke out he shouldered his mus
ket and marched and fought alt
through the war returning at the
close of Hhc war to the old farm in
Putnam county. Shortly afterward
he took up the Rtudy o f medicine
about the year 1866 finished from the
medical college In. 1870. He prac
ticed medicine for several years and
then opened n drug store in Jackson
ville and afterward had stores in
Tallahassee and Tampa and moving
to Sanford opened a drug store hero
and from that time until about n
year ago was actively engaged In this
business here.
Dr., Philips, though active in busi
ness affairs and farminir for a per
iod o f years hero found time to in
dulge in literature for which in* was
well fitted, being a close student of
nffairs and having n thorough knowl
edge of his native state, wrote sever
al books that made hifn famous ns a
Florida nuthor, among them being,
“ Thu Romance of Ten Thousand Is
lands," the story of Gaspnrilla, the
pirate and his depredations inter
woven with a romantic love talc and
several other books descriptive of
Florida, He was a devout and faithful mem
ber of the Methodist-church since
early boyhood and the funeral will
occur from the Methodist churrh in
this city tomorrow nftemoon nt 3
o’clock, interment being made in
Ijikevicw cemetery amid the murmur
ing Florida pines that he loved so
^ell while living.
Deceased leaves a loving wife,
thri?c, brothers nnd one sister
to
mourh his loss. The brothers are: L.
R. Philips, of this city; A. J. Phil
ips, of Atlanta; M. A. Philips, of At
lanta; It. R. Philips, of Evergreen,
Ala., nnd a sister. Mrs. S. A. Tsylcr,
now residing in this city.
The community mourns the loss of
one o f its otdesti and best citizens todny nnd their sympathy is extended
to the loved ones who are bowed in
grief.
The following members of the
Methodist church will act ns pall
bearers:
Active pall benrers: L. P. Hagan,
R. M. Mason, W. M. Ilnynes, G. W.
Spencer, T. F. Adnms, I3.‘ S. Bnbbitt.
The honorary pnll bearers are: F.
P. Forster, C. II. I,cfflcr, D. A. Cald
well, K. R. Murrell, T. J. Miller and
Forest Lake.
Beautiful hats nt popular prices,
Quality Shop.
Not a suit in the house for more
than $57.00 nnd wo have some real
classy ones, to.— Perkins A Britt.
Minute Man Six
W e have sold in the last
Three W eeks, Three Lexington
Cars and have several orders
for future delivery.
W e will receive in next few
days a special T H O R O B R E D
(Sport) and we itivite you to
call and ask for a Demonstra
tion.
No Better Car can be bought
for what the LEXINGTON
Sells For.
Don’t forget the "13" Club dance
at the Valdez Hotel Friday night.
You are all welcome to come out and
enjoy the dance and help Sanford at
tho same time.
Under Management of
Lord's Purity Water
Distributors foY
As Good as the Ilest
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lusia, Orange and
Osceola Counties
DR. ROBSON ENTERTAINED
Essence of Chicken
Hearts Kiilnmazoo Celery Radishes
Spanish Mackerel, fane), remonlade
Squab Chicken a la Maryland
Glazed Sweets —
Garden Peas
Salade dc Cross Bones
Ice Cream n la Routnb
One
IF YOU buy1to
Phone 6G
J.E . SPURLING
A la Carte Service nil day,
C ..A . M ATHEW
REAL ESTATE
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A. P. Conolljr, 108 Magnolia Are.
Sounds funny to talk on
Refrigerators—but this is
Florida
OUR OFFER IS TO I'ATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS
HANK, ALIKE.
If there is any particular in which we may be of service,
our management will highly appreciate your call.
W e have just received a
belated shipment o f
Our scrvico Is justified only ns it is helpful to you, to this
community.
Refrigerators and
Ice Boxes
WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE
STRENGTH
c price will se
this week.
HOME INSTITUTION
Ball Hardware Company
groceries you go to a groc
ery store.
IF YOU Zhl=»
If You Do Not Have Faith and Confidence
you go to a clothing store
in yourself you ^annot expect others to depend on you
A v - / K J want
A
REAL E ST A T E see
If you do not save money how do you expect others
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money?
“To
The mural
lift it gives you will brinr you success besides the Interest it accumulates.
"The Real Estate Man"
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to lend you
those that hare will be given" is true in the business world as in the Bible.
E. F. L A N E
85c per dozen
Daily Service
Our Specialty——Seminole's
famous •$1 Sunday Dinner
dc luxe.
A N«w M an W ith tha_Qld Firm
Dr. J. N. Robson entertained the
medical fraternity of the county at
the Senimole Hotel last night at tho
monthly “social function. /Fhe doctors
met at the Robson hospital on Park
avenue and then adjourned to. the
Seminole. Hotel where they partook
of the fallowing tempting menu:
Boys clothing has been cut
third o ff at Perkins St Brit.
Baby Cream
Sanford's Moat Popular Hotel
WALTER B. OLSON
B la c k Coffee
Buckwheat Flour
DURING THIS 8 ALE IS THE $2.00 SILK SOCKS THAT WE ARE
SELLING FOR 98c. MEN'S ALL-WOOL SHIRTS. REGULAR
$8.00
KIND FOR $3.75. AND WORK CLOTHES. YOU JUST OUGHT TO
SEE THEM AND THEIR PRICE NOW.
SOS H r * HUm I
CAPITAL $30,000.00
SURPLUS $15,000.00
O t O M R t ib b e r P r o c e s s
jr r a A e s th e m
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Premier Frankfurt
ABear^rWear
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
J3MITII BROTHERS
Expert Repair Work
Premier Salad Dressing
D odge T ou rin g
50c
Nearly New
AvondalePeaches3 lb.cai
35c can
T o the Voters o f Seminole County
D odge R oadster
1920
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F ord T ou rin g
One Ibepkg.Brookfield
Pure Pork Sausage
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Powdered Milk
15 lbs. Irish Potatoes
Republic One
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Beef, Portend Sausage
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IN TH E HEART OF T H E W O R L D ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
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SANFORD. FLORIDA,
NATION WIDE SURVEY
MADE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SALARIES AND
SATURDAY, OCTOI1BK 16, 1920
NUMBER* 166
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SCHOOL COMPARISON
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GOING UP ALL
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INCLINED TO DOPE
TAKES ALL HE FINDS
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He Takes Jewelry From
BIG SHOWS
the
WILL EXHIBIT
Block
HERE SOON
DOPE FROM DOCTORS
G. W. h'NIGITT CONTRUCTION CO.
JOHNNY J. JONES* GREATEST
AND MEISCII REALTY CO.,
SHOWS TO COME HERE
IIUILD MORE HOMES.
AMERICAN CITY BUREAU GIVES
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IN JANUARY.
SNEAK
THIEF
EVIDENTLY
SOME INTERESTING FACTS
KNOWS
WHAT
HE
WANTS
And ill they go up.
The “ 13" Club signed a contract
ANI)
GOES
AFTER
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AND FIGURES. *
Sanford men have nil the confilast night with A. II. Barkley, gener
•donee In the world In their own town
al agent for the Johnny J. Jones’
Somewhere in the city of Sanford
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Jand they know what this town will
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Greater Shows to give a week’s exhi or suburbs or perhaps in a neighbor
bition here, the first week, in January. ing city is a man who has a nice sup
NEW YORK. O ct lO.-Chambcra Jfn *n *
£"?,J j T V * * ^ !tThe club ia anxious to make enough ply of morphine, cocaine nnd Also
of Commerce In 360 cities of the JE*
“£ needed. h
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they
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United States with a R
population
of
money to erect a building on the lake some nice Jewelry and gold. The gold
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Col. G. .W. Knight has started an
front to house the Hod nnd Gun Club Is the kind that is used for filling
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re today from
other
fine
bungalow
on
Mngnolia
nnd which will also he used ns a teeth and the light fingered gentletfodr National Committee for Co-onavenue
between
Eleventh
nnd
Twelfth
rration with the Public Schools tnc
headquarters for the tourists and any man who now has this gold also has
Among the new buildings that to do for the pntirnt when a car hnH nnd alt visitors to the city. The Rod enough coke to put him to sleep white
results of a nationwide survey relat streets nnd the Mclsch Realty Co., is
the gold
ing to salaries, training and experi starting another fine home on Oak grace some of the principal corners been jammed or something goes and Gun Club has organized with a *he *is *having
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ence of teachers In which it is de avenuo between Eleventh and Twelfth of Sanford streets is that of the wrong thst needs the diagnosis of nn dozen or more members to take up if he so desires.
Some one broke Into tho offices o f
clared that In point o f salary the av streets nnd beforo long the South Wight Tire Co., nt the corner of expert. Ed. has the g6ods and deliv the matter of the building and havo
already hnd n tentative plnn drawn Dr. Marshall, Dr. Stevens and Dr.
The ers them every day.
erage school 'teacher ia “ worse off side of the city* will be built u» solid Magnolin and Second street.
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fine
homes
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fnr
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Sanford
building Is 00x117 feet, made of
than before the wnr.” The report, Heights.
In the northeast corner of the nnd know what it will cost nnd are in Brown, In the Ball Hardware Co.
pressed yellow brick and is one of the room is Chnuncoy Wilson holding a hurry to get money for the project building nnd extracted all the morthe first of four “ interpretive inquir
prettiest buildings , in the city from sway over the vulcanizing nnd tire wlthnit going to the people direct, phitle nnd cocaine he could find, ho alies,*’ will enable these cities, 'It is
MAKING COTTON EXHIBITS
any standpoint. The best feature in repair shop that is in the samo build While the building will Ik* a public *o took gold from Dr. Brown** dental
said, to learn for the first time the
this building that contains many of ing and it is superfluous talk t(* say meeting place for the big gatherings office and in Dr. Stevens office a sfltruth about their own schools and to
(By Th» A u o «U u 4 P r m )
them is the “ drive in” filling station anything about Chnuncoy Wilson and during the winter it will also he the ver-card case took his fancy and ho
. compare them with the schools of
GREENVILLE, S. C., Oct. 1C.— where the motorist can drive in with his vulcanizing business. Chnuncey headquarters of the Rod nnd Gun hnnexed that. He also stole the mediother cities throughout the country.'
This survey^ which was undertaken Two hundred cotton manufacturing room for four cars at n time nnd get is the mini thni put the “ can" In vul- Club nnd he used exclusively by them cine case from Dr. Stevens’ car. Probby the Amcricnn City Bureau after corporations Installed machinery ex his oils, gas, water, distilled wntor ennize nnd that is enough for that. for their fishing and hunting para- ably the same man broke into tho
room of Mrs. IL S. Keeler in the W cl...............................................
a conference of superintendents of i hibits for the Southern Textile Expo for batteries— In fact he is w n it e d In
the front of this building on the phernnlin.
upon in sun or rain by some of the south side is tho large ami elegant
schools with Chamber of Commerce sition opening Monday.
Thc
Johnny
J.
Jones’
Grentcr
Shows
nk“ Apartment bullfling nnd stole
------------ x-----------boys while the customer sits in his sales room, with n Inrge plate glnss need no introduction to the people o f w>me vere valuable jewelry. •
secretaries at Cleveland, O., Inst Feb
COTTON GOODS GO DOWN
ear—nnd the motto of this enterpris front nnd red tile floor nnd every Sanford or of Florida ns they hnve
ruary 24, has been in progress more
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n1''0 thought he mnsneked tho
ing firm wns “ there is a' man at the thing just right for the proper show the reputation of being, the biggest ,,rnt" 1 off lee .ot Dr. McCaslen ns ho
than six months. The questions to
(By Tha Asac*iatad Pr«»a)
curb to serve you"—hut now thy man ing o( cars nnd the cars by the way
which answers were sought nnd ob
best of the kind in the United )J*» |ound in the operating room when
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—Following is nt the filling station to servo you arc the famous line of Chandlers, nnd
tained in the 369 cities were: “ How
States today
» nnd they
cv 1will give the the doctor cqme back early from lunch
h
general
price
reductions
the
cot
and not on the outside curb.,
Clevelnnds, Franklins and the Repub people
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• or good• times.
nnd e“ uKht him there but could prove
much training do your
teachers
times.
-Adjoining the filling station is the lic trucks. And just ns nn item of
on him ns ho stated ho was
have?" nnd “ How well do you pay ton goods mnrkct for last week made
The shows will lie plnced on the nothing
declines greater thnn in the history tire ami accessory room that) is filled whnt this firm is doiqg it might not
merely wnlting to hnve nn examina
your school employes?’’
lake
front
or
some
central
location
ns
of
the
trade.
Quotations
today
on
with the largest supply of retail ac be amiss to say that in Seminole nenr the business section of the city tion of his teeth and went away from
One-half of the men elementary
teachbrs in nil cities reporting, it wns fruit of the loom, bleached muslins, cessory stock and supplies in the countV alone1 there are ryow 62 ns possible and na they hnve nothing thorn after making a date.
He is evidently n dope fiend or ono
shown, have hnd less than the med shewed a drop of 20c a yard from state carrying everything for the mo Chandlers nnd n large number of but first clans nnd clean attractions
torist In the rear of the tiro and Cleveland nnd Franklin enni nnd Re
‘ trade
who in handling dope foi
for the
ian of H.10 years’ of experience. One- the peak of the year.
tho
people
of
Sanford
can
he
assuhpd
accessory room is the storage room public trucks ns testimony o f the
fourth have hnd less thnn 3.71 years
MeSWEENBY IS BETTER.
with ample space for the storage of ability o f the Wight Company not
experience. Of 68,291 teachers, 3.
with plenty of hand music and plenty
twenty-five cars nnd everything com only to. soli cars but to give their of
493 have hnd only^ one year’s experi
fun. Tne Jones’ Shown winter In small jewelry nnd stuff thnt he care
(By Th. A**orl*t«d P rtu .)
plete
for
the
beat
of
service.
Back
customers
real
service.
This
is
not
ence nnd of this number 758 nre men
Orlando
hut will not show anywhere easily hide after making his getaway
. _ and mn half tho story but is only a short in this part of the country except at nnd stuff that is easily sold anywhere
srnl women high school teachers and . LONDON, Oct. 10.—MacSwccney, of this room is the _garage
2,735 nre men nnd women elementary on the sixty-fifth, day of his hunger chine shop under tho supervision of note on tho nbove cut nnd the firm Snnfonl in Jnnunry nnd Orlando Hi In the world. Tho police have a good
description o f him and* expect to
grade teachers. More thnn 10,000 strike passed n fairly good night, Ed. 8. Wnrd, who knows just whnt Ithnt occupies the same.
February at the Five County Fair.
catch nlm in a few days here or else
women nnd 300 men in the cities sur said a bulletin.
where In the stnte as he will come
veyed, however, have been tenching
out npain after n few dnys.
20 years and over.
Emergency teachers lacking prop
IMG RAI I.Y AT OVIEDO:
er training for their work are> snid to
larg e crow d presen t
compose “ nn alarmingly large pro
I
portion" of those now in the class
T>'c Democratic Executive Contmitrooms. It is a commonly accented
tec had a .rally nt Oviedo last night
standard among city Bonrtls of Edu
that was well attended. County Com
ration, the report points out, that
missioner O. P. 8wope Acted as chair
the teachers in the elementary
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man and Introduced the following
. schools should he at least graduates
speakers:
of standard normal schools, which
SECRETARY
COLBY
RAYS
THEY
INSTEAD
OF
BATTLESHIPS
SAYS
CONTRIBUTIONS
Mrs. John I^onanii, George A. Demeans n two-year professional course IF THEY CAN PBOVE LEAGUE SEND INTOYOUR
INJECT FACTIONAL STRIPE
COX IN SPEAKING OF THE
THE HERALD
Cottcs, Schelle Maines, J. J. Dickin
WOULD AHHIDGE
above graduation from n four-year
INTO
CONTROVERSY
LEAGUE
TO
WOMEN.
OFFICE.
son, C. M. Hand nnd T. W. Lawton.
SOVEREIGNTY.
nigh school. "It ia very significant
(Hr Th, A.io. i,OJ ?r»»» )
Ail of the speakers wc® listened
(By Th* A ««-fi»U .l r r - 11 )
to note in’ this conectlon," the report
The additions made to the Demo
(B ; Th* A«»o?Ut*4 Pre»«.)
CLEVELAND. Oct. lfl.—Governor to with close attention nnd they gavo
CHICAGO, Oct. 16.—Secretary Col
says, “ that more than one-third of
with Cox in addressing a Inrge audience an exposition o f the Republican party*
. . . of
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NEW YORK, Oct. 15.— Democratic cratic campaign fund today were as by chnrgcd the Republicans
the teachers
American
cities have
"methodical effort to play upon the of women here todny advocated n nnd eonipnred the clenn cut tactiew
less training thnn this iow stnndnrd National Headquarters hns nnnounc- follows:
Frank L. Woodruf__ ____ 1.00
susceptibilities of every racial group Notional Women's Congress to frame of Coventor Cox in vomlng straight
and thnt there nre thousands of rd that n $25,000 cash prize will bo
Frank Woodruff, Jr. . . . . 1.00
n program for social legislation for out for tho Longue of Nations and
teachers In the elementary schools of given by the Pro-League Independents
If there nre any othrra who wish in America” and “accused Republi
our American cities who have even to Senators Harding, Johnson, Borah to contribute they should send in tho cans of injecting into purely domes the presentation to Die president nnd Senntor Ilnrdlng’s beating around tho
1/niKt | the
m e Republican
iii'jiuiM iiuii chairman
tic issues factional strifes of Europe.* congress. He said that In the last hush nnd floundering In the sea o f
than
graduation ui
or Lodge,
less preparation
money before Tuesday ns the contri
rongreis n baby hill providing for doubt about this great question and
------------x----------from « four-year high school course.” Hays or anybody else In the United butions will then hnve to be sent to
mntern|ty and infnnt care wnited in everv other Question thnt cama up
Bof 'nring that “ nationni problems States who could prove the League
HARDING IN WEST.
.
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.n d I. h ncjd.
vain while the' reactionary loaders for his opinion,
of illiteracy, Americanization, racial S T R lk S T would .’ brid,c“ S .
ed
right
now
more
than
at
any
time
spent the time in scrapping the , Mrs. Leonard! made a fine Impresj(Br T h , A iM d iU t r r » i,l
controversies, equalization of educa eignty of America.
later on. Send It In today. .*
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. lfl— Sena League. He said to favor the league aion on the people present and urged
tion.^ opportunity. health, industrial
tor llarding loft for St. Louis today not only to save' •the children from the women to exercise their new
organization, require that the pro
VOLCANO-IN ERUPTION
HEARD TRIAL IS MOVING SLOW for the final nddress in his swing .war but to turn the national resourc- fswnchlso and vote for the Demoeratduct of Uur schools lie thinking Am(By Th* A m *cU U 4 B rin .)
through the middle west.
rs from battleships nnd armament In- Ic nominees. This {j, the fJm^UjttfiL
rnenh*. provided with the knowledge
ia .
w
v. 1V,—
JACKSONVI LLE, Oct.
l flfcjJftt
,_
____
•ohiMtl- house* and healthy WftrkT * tHi*'*wdmrrr’ o f ttfi*'county nave taken
ta-oohool»nd V-Mta which will make them
MEXICO v
CITY,
O ct
15.—Volcano
=3t
a part In the political campaign and
------------ x----------—
fontributing,
members .of a-Democrata Democrat- Poooc
,
- - - -mg. mciphers
.
.
r e.p ^ cd /irr erwpthm
f ^ V o ^ c r V f f i d l u s ^ f t h * d S S 5 * f ECONOMY STRIKES THEATRES
she was given a hearty welcome.
#
, *y* t*1* •‘•Port aays th a t! with steam escaping nnd deep rumb
LLOYD-GEORGE
SAYS
(By Th, AmocIi WS Tift)
teaching needs to be made a real lings. The population arc reported Heard National Bank, is progressing
COAL WAR IS ON
slowly. . The government Is now in
NEW YORK, Oct. lfl.— An economy
profession’* and that “ adequate sal*'fleeing.
•
GOV. COOLIDGE ON TOUR.. *
troducing,
its
evidence
nnd
It
is
be
wave
has
struck'
the
theatres
said
•ries nre nn absolute essential' for
Th* AUocUUit P r ,,,)
lieved
it
will
bo
ten
days'
before
the
President Harris of the Producing
.(By Th* A***eUt*4 r. uf
the realization of this Ideal."
ALABAMA COAL MINES RAID TO
LON DO
|<$L Oct. lfl.— Lloyd-Gcorgc
prosecution rests. The defense will Managers Association, cutting prices addressing
the nation on the pending' PHILADELPHIA. Oct. lfl.—GdvetJ
BE GUARDED WITHIN
niso produce a big volume o f evi and. malny failures.
PRICES ON CARS FALLING
coal miners strike said the govern- nor Coalidgc left today on his SouthAND OUT.
dence and may require an equal
--------:— x-----------ment settlement for proposals had J™ t0U1, including points in Virginia,
nirr n o t o n f u l l v a l u e c a r s
--------.
nmount
o
f
time
before
the
cases
go
. - - *.
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TROUBLES IN LONDONDERRY been rejected^ and thc ^nation would ^North Carolina, nnd West Va.
YTnP.H to 11,0 in,T- At, the conclusion of
resist the strik* with all Its strength. I
‘ Announcements of price changes . . ., ,ND,!.A*?AP0L,18/
15^-Dnlted the present cases other officials will
(B/ Th* AM*el*t*4 rra„)
------------ x------------| EMIGRANTS TURNED BACK
several motor car manufacturers Mine Workers of America announced ^
|accd on tria,
LONDONDERRY. Ireland, O ct lfl. BOARD OF INQUIRY APPOINTED
hsv had one effect, at least—they today that they would ask the federal
1
P*Vr
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—Scones of wild disorder reoccurred
(Br Th*' A***cUU4
nave caused intending buyers to look 1government to investigate rep
‘^ffnc*?
PRESBYTERIANS
AT
PLANT
CITY
here
during
a
running
fight
Between
(By Th, Ai**ci*u4 gr**,)
I W’ ASHINGTON, Oct. lfl,—Emi
rerjr closely into values,” Bays Leslie j peonage In the Alabama coal
rival hands o f -youths. Pedestrians
ly ASJIINGTON, Oct. lfl.—A) board ' grants on a Turkish steamer frbtrh
YDynn o f (he Bryan Auto Co., Dort They
__ 0 aaid a number of mines were
A meeting which will bring to fled in terror. Trodps were called.
distributors Here.
Of inquiry has been appointed to In- Constantinople headed to nn Am trisurrounded by high board ‘fences with
-o • — ■ ■ ■» ■«— ;
. Vestlgatc charges
‘Just so much value can be built guard bouses at openings to prevent Plant City n number' o f prominent
‘
res of lilegnl execution can pprt without passnorts will
OIL IN SALVADOR.
of Haitians iv American Marines, .bet permitted to land, the Labor,
into a car. There is a fixed price for entrance or exit without permission citizens o f tho state and eminent
f,1! Units and raw materials nnd very and in a majority o f cases miners divines of the denomination, U; that
and will meet hero' next week before pnrtment announced. Thousanda
(P r Th* A m t l i M T n tt)
o f the Presbytery o f S t Jdhns. Which
going to ITaytl to Investigate, See re- Greeks, Jews and
i j i flp*lblHty on the cost of labor. were dismissed for agitation.
Armenians ara
SALVADOR,
Oct.
lfl—Petroleum
will convene with the Firit Presby
tary Daniels said. Search is being aboard,
Add to this tho expense o f the engi
------------ x-----------haa
ben
discovered
here
geologists
terian church on Tuetdav, > October
neering and other departments and
made for former Marines implicated,
AIR MAIL PILOT KILLED
,
17th. The Presbytery will be in sea- announced.
me interest on the Investment nnd
x-----------HARDING'S SISTER RESIGNS.
------------ x------------sion through Wednesday and probab
>°“ have the first cost o f the car. .
(»T Tt* Amm1(M rr»«i)
ON JAPANESE QUESTION
A
real
estate
deal
involving
the
d r Th- A***cUi*4 h w )
‘Not long ago the maker of a cer
CHICAGO, Oct. lfl.— Bryan Mc ly part o f Thursday morning.—The purchase of ten thousand acres/7 nf
,w
.
—Mre.
(By Th* AmmUUS T n u .) *
tain high priced car reduced the pric- Mullen, of Dallas, air mail pilot, waa Plant City Courier.
lahd was made recently nt OHando,
enator
•V
various types from $1,000 to killed today when his plane fell near
NORFOLK. Oct. lfl.—Spanish Vice
by
the1
Florida
Good
Homes
Co.
WON BN DU RANCH TEST
_ ns district, police•1,400. Under the new schedule the Batavia, Ilf.
»
‘
Consul here forwarded to tho Span Hardinr,
woman. No
ot) was stated.
vnjuc is Just the same as under the
O r Th* A m *«U I,4 Br**,)
This Is looked upon os n banner ish embassy at Washington a copy j
n'd. When everything thnt goes into
PRODUCE ARTIFICIAL
_ - . . . - 'i , * »'■., n «.
CAMP DEVANP, Oct. 16.— Mile. year at .Stetaon University, there be of the letter to customs <ollcct»'rs
car costs just the same as It
Denise, army remount grade thor ing ah unusually large registration. protesting against the raid tin the DEALING M1TJW 1*ARM (R E D IT 8
Th*
A
hk
UIW
rr»,«)
did on thw first of September, what’s
i
Spanish itenhier Satvsdora by feder._ _ .
..
TH UR, Ontario, Oct. 16. oughbred raade, ridden by r Major The enrollment is expected to run
jn«* answer to the reduced price? D|d
PORT
/jl prohibition Agents* Tho.Cbtuml cxOct tf»nl Pnrmi»M
over
600.
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^Stanley
Koch*
won
the
three
hundred
gatiQn company is being
'kebuyer n month ngp get full value? — Aerial
poets a protekt will he mad.* from •rr
,,ni,p to produce rain by send- mile endurance feat. ,
‘This feeling is manifested among
Live
Qak
is
living
up
to
its
name
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J rC h
" Ut<!, F tientl R es,A e B ^ a t ? r e ^ r t whl5h
nirplanes
Into
the
air
to
con!?>•<;pi of all ersdea of care frdm
nnd ,has called a bona election for department. ,
________ .
K , expected tonight dealing with farm
*r . atmospheric moisture by
V* light four to the heavy* aix, eight
the purpose o f voting
for
the clouds with liquid air.
l,Jt —$20,000
„
I .nj. twelve. People think o f the mar
> iAT THE STAR THEATRE
tor parks and CHAMPION WAFFL£
-T ’ ■■
, ;t7" ixr
W I Tg "and $15^)00
“
.. of nrefit nn cqgipared jeiUi VjUue.
play grounds.
,•
TODAY.
EATER OF f n E WORLD
lio r a n m ,
< IN COTTON
’ IRISH AGAINST LEAGUE.
As f« r as we are concerned the re
*I
faction in price by some of the m»*
(By Th* A w m UU * T n tt.)
s
(By Th* Ah «U U 4 T n tt)
.* The most stnpendous and Sen
There seems to be an epidemic o f
*cra has had no Visible effect. There
*
national
Photoplay
of
the
SeaNEW
YORK,
Oct.
lfl^-Marine
building
in
Avon
Park,
houses
going
NEW
YORK,^O
^
ifl^
R
^
u
d
la
tlo
n
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
ifl.-F
,n
4
h
-r
“ «« mqch value built Into the Dort
tto in all parts o f the town and sel Panh Francis Jones qualified aa the severe breaks In the price of cotton
U possible and thfa fleet ia pretty o f the League o f Nations at the nat • aon—PRLSCELLA DEAN in
dom a dnv passes but some one nn- champion
waffle
— -------s eater o f the
— world,
!------ . on the exchnn^e todav with alt aetldV'
»«1I understood. Also, Dort prices ional election Is urged In a resolu • "1718 VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL"
?""♦—»»
for
--1
***'
»tion
adopted,
by
the
national
e»ttog
twenty-six
and
half
In a• cfl«- OcMverirs make new low records for*
•re known to represent an unusually
additional houses.
teit with a soldier. v
season.
lo* profit."
* : pf Friends of <Irish Freedom.
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THE HOME OF THE WIGHT TIRE COMPANY
IS AMONG THE FINEST IN FLORIDA
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REPUBLICANS
RESOURCES
MUST HELP
REPUBLICANS
PLAY RACIAL
FOR ROADS
DEMOCRATIC
CAN WIN
PREJUDICE
AND SCHOOLS
CAMPAIGN
BIG PRIZES
n
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�TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD
FRIDAY. OCTOBER* 15, 1520
THEATRE
F R ID A Y AND
Gives the Wearer a‘J
j j
y
Distinctive Appearance
SEE O U R N E W LINE OF
Marvelous!
Collossal!
IFIED ADVERTISING
RATES
Cash most accompany order. Ten
cents extra If charged.
Advertising In this column in which
the address of the adverUser is not
given bnt which refers you to Post*
office Box Number or Care o f the
Herald MUST be answered accord
ingly. Please do not ask us for the
names of advertisers advertising in
this way. Usually we do not know
who the r arc, and If we do we are not
expected to tell you.
One Time, per word...
Three Times, per word
Six Timss< per word..
4
'ork clothes have taken a drop at
tKINB A BRITT.______________
TO RENT or for sale, large ware
house with railroad siding.—Chas.
Tyler, care Zachary Tyler Ven. Co.
____________________
156-tfc
A real first-class blue serge suit
can now be purchased for $39.50 at
PERKINS A BHIT T . _________
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished" rooms
320 Oak avenue. Phone 308J.
160-tfe
ENKIUilZER4 u a tvlunmn vac
uum cleaner, stimulcnt. Do it Now.
lwk
WANTED—5 or 6 room house or
down stairs apartment in good
neighborhood. Mrs. H. T. Pace. Gen.
Delivery.__________________164-3tp
PERKINS & BRITT have brought
to Sanford the PRICE REDUCING
stunt in big chunks. Visit them during their sal* and save some dollars.
FOR RENT—2 nice furnished house
keeping, rooms, running water, two
beds in room.— Mrs. Riddling, 205
Oak Avenue, Eagle Home.
164-Ctp
FOR SALE!— Ford, A -l condition,
good tires, some extras, $350 cash.
Apply Railroad Restaurant Depot.
184-3tp
ROOM AND BOARD, $11 per week,
109 East First street, over Union
Pharmacy._________- _________ 163-tfc
FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish7
ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park
Avenue.
157tfc
Edit
SALE—bresaera, • chain,
swings, stoves, etc. at Me
parsonage. Magnolia Av*.
The high price of clothing ii
torn down by Perkins & Britt.
FOR SALE—Republic 3-4 ton truck
thoroughly overhauled for tale
cheap. See 11. G. Dicterich or W. E.
Walthall.
163-fltp
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR S A L E 30,000 Charleston Wakefield ready
to set about Oct. 16th. -tl.0 0 per
thousand.—F. L. Greene, West Side.
second
401 South French Ave164-2tp
FOR SALE-—Furniture. Inquire at
119 W. Second street.
161-3tp
NOTICE— Wo have several- barrels
of slacked lime which we will sell
very cheap to make room fo r a car
o f Alabama lime. For this week only.
— Hill Lumber Co.
164-2tc
WANTED— Colored woman servant
to go to Miami, Fla. Apply at 115
Park Ave.
163-3tc
TO RENT— Garden lot on the Shares
— Ten minutes away from post o f
fice, has 1,000 strawberry plants on
lot. Has irrigation ana is fenced.
•See or write C. H. Lefflcr.
164-3tc
FOR SALE—Hall rack, roller top
desk, bed, springs and felt mat
tress, 3 plate gas burner. See Rob
ert Hines at Peoples Bank.
184-2tp
S P E C IA L P R IC ES
TROUBLE HERE? No, not If if*
«n “ EXJDE" Battery properly car
ed for. Owners o f tbla Battery should
come to the “ EXIDE” Battery station for any trouble. We rechanre
and repair all makes o f batteries.—
Ray Brothers, Old Ford Garage.
WANTED—Cabinet and fancy inside
trimming work, by a first class
165-6tc
mechanic. T‘
Phone 118-W.
FOR SALE— dne good horse. Phone
277.______________________ 166-lw-c
FOR SALE— Rooming house, 12
rooms and bath, Completely furnlshed. 5 year 1 se. 503 West
Third. Phone 284.
Automobile Batteries. We have a
rental battery fo r you while we
charge youra or make repairs. We
m i UENT-Fartly furnished
sell “ E a IDES" (the Giant that Uvea
stairs fla t
Four rooms, bath, in a box).— Ray Brothers. Phone 648
kitchenette, porch, modern conven —Old Ford Garage.
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iences. Apply 717 E. Second SL
164-3tc LARGE AUDIENCES A t
THE BAPTIST CHURCH
WANTED— By Nov. i7tT
rrou, house, unfurnished or partly
The audiences at the Baptist
furnished; or an apartment. Small church arc very large. Dr. George
family and references exchanged. Hyman is presenting a aeries o f ser
Will rent by year is satisfactory. Ad mons on “ Dramatic Occasions from
dress at once, “ Cottage” in ca re. of the Acts o f the Apostles.”
the Herald.
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Next Sunday the subjects will be
FOUNDL-A -dark bay mule jrlth as follows;
glass eye by H. Manning, Rand Sid
11a. m., “ What and Where is Your
ing. Owner can hnve same by pay Rating 7”
Ing damagea.
lC5-6tp
7:30 p. m., “ Who is Your Boss?”
An excellent sextette composed of
WANTED—Industrious lady or gen
tleman agent panted in Sanford to Mesdames Phillips and Ryan, Misses
handle Watkins' products. Goods are Stewart and Gallagher. Messrs. Mur
well known everywhere. Agents av rell and Gatchc! furnish the music.
erage $1 an hour. Write for free Mrs. Schelle Maine* is the pianist.
catalog today.—J. R. Watkins Co.,
You have been wanting to dance
S. T., Memphis, Tern.
165-ltp
for some time and dance to good mu
FOR RENT— One large bod ' room, sic and you have the chance tonight
suitable for two vouny Indies. Ap- ut the Vnldez with a good Door and
piy 519 West First street.___ 165-3tc BushniH'a orchestra.
FOR SALE— Celery plants. M. Han
son, Shoe Repairer.
*
165-2tt
Quality Hata— Quality Shop.
It
S P E C IA L BARGAINS
Big 5 o'clock dinner at Hotel Valx, followed by short • Inspiring
ost responses, and then, at 8:30 p.
., public speaking on the . street.
Among those who have sent word
they will be here are Campaign Manager Alexander Akerman, Candidate
for Governor George E. Gay; Nomi
nees for United States Senator John
M. Cheney, and for
Congressman
from the Fourth district Crate D.
Bowen, Secretary Campaign Commit
tee W. R. 'O ’Neal, ana Chairman of
State Central Committc Daniel T: '
Gcrow. Other notables also.
Ail ladies as well as gentlemen,
who are imbued with the spirit of
true Americanism, economy of ad
ministration, retrenchment in II. C.
L., and a wise National policy, at
home and abroad, arc invited. Tick
ets for the dinner arc $1 and may be
obtained at the Valdez or at the
Lincoln House.
Secure same early.
Everybody come and hear the speak
ing in the evening.
By Order of Committee
' B. G. SMITH, Chairman
NOT SO AT
AUTO C O M PA N Y’S
YOU GET $1.25 FOR YOUR 55 CENT DOLLAR
ever made in Sanford on Autom obile Tires and Prices
with every casing. N o W a r Tax.
EE
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FABRIC
■
30x3
’ 30x3*
32x3 31x4
32x4
CORD
,
i
•••
$14.70 ,
17.37 $18.84 $28.15 $30.15
20.35 22.25 34.71 37.70
23.50 25.53
26.47 28.79 44.85 47.75
FABRIC
la
CORD
n. •,
A ll Tires Guaranteed Standard M akes
FABRIC
Ptala
N. S.
CORD
T. T.
N. •.
35x4* $38.66 $42.15$53.48 $57.58
36x4*
43.10 54.96 58.87
33x5
46.79 61.06 65.36
35x5
, 49.57 65.22 69.80
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Fabric guaranteed 6 ,0 0 0 miles.
PH O N E 66
Cord guaranteed 8 ,0 0 0 miles
FIRST STREET A N D SANFORD A N E N U E
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1920
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DON’T
overstay the fall
ing market and wait too long before you buy
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Secretary-Treasure
General Manage
;g J. HOLLT,
I. LILLABD,
a . a . NEEL. •
F. P. RINES,
Circulation Manager
Phone 48L
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Subacrirtkm Price In Advance
One Year ............ ........... .............
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Member o f the Associated Press.
d e m o c r a t ic
p r e s id e n t ia l
ELECTORS.
Charles E. Jones
Martin Caraballo
j . G. Sharon
P. W. Corr
W. V. Knott
G. B. Wells.
economy, wise buying, saving and in*
‘vestment in'Liberty Bonds, War Savin|;» Btamp* and Thrift stamp*. • t.
"In the campaign for betterment of
home economic conditions, we will
work with the Department of. Agriculture establishing contact through
^ _ iil ,Jenning» o f New "York.
* ihc housewives of this country, it
is estimated, last year did work to
the value of 119,000,000,000. Altho
they were not paid in wages or sal
ary for this work they are one of
the most potent financial and economlc forces in the nation. They are
entitled to their fair share o f ad
vancement and they are npt getting
**• , They have the right to .improve
their financial condition, to make
their work financially more effective
and efficient and they should have
the opportunity tp do so.
“ They earn their full share o f the
household wen Ithan d they have" an
equal right to determine ita disposi
tion. In fairness to themselves and
their children they must see to It
that-it i» disbursed effectively and
safeguarded properly. We aim to
pi*££ before them the principles of
thrift and financial safety which will
enable them to enlo” their financial
responsibilities to the full.”
Sanford friend* appreciate his inter'
•at In the affairs and institutions of
CoLThrasher also sent a generous
dotation to the fund raised to In
crease the salaries of our teachers,
showing his continued interest in the
education of boys and girls o f San
ford. He has always been a friend
and patron of education, and the peo- T inytow n; E. P. Drayton, Orlando;
Lee Horn, Cincinnati; G. A. Wieland,
ways remember his encouragement of Kalamazoo, Mlcl}.; G. A. Watson,
her educational Institutions. May he
soon return to bless our town with his
presence.
T. W. LAWTON, • .
Pres. Femald-Laughton
Memorial Hospital.
Whitman's
Sampler
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Business la flourishing.. .
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prices are failing and H. C. L.
Perkins A Britt.
C. A. M A T H E W S
Sounds funny to talk on
Refrigerators—but this is
Florida
HEAL ESTATE
A N ew M ae W ith th e O to T In n
A.- P. ConoliV. 108 Magnolia Ave.
W e have just received a
belated shipment of
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SEMINOLE HOTEL and GRILL
Under Management of
WALTER B. OLSON
Our Specialty*— Seminole's
famous $1- Sunday Dinner
J.E . SPURLING
Ball Hardware
A la Carte Service all day.
Huyler'a
Candies
REMEMBERS HOSPITAL,
SENDS IN DONATION
Fernald-Laughlon Memorial Hospital
Receives Liberal Donation from
Col. A. M. Thrasher.
Nice weather.
Misa D. C. Roth,
Epstoln, Oshkosh,
Refrigerators and
Ice Boxes
M O B LE Y ’S
GANDIES
Louisville, Ky.
Chicago; E. C.
Mich.
Wiley's
Candies
Col. A. M. Thrasher, who has for
is the past year been residing in Switz
erland, has not forgotten Sanford, his
Log Cabin
Pecan. .N u t Roll
If we can live a few weeks longer
t can .live forever.
Have
ou noticed what a wonder
of boost is in the air?
And do you know that the major
ity o f the people o f Sanford do not
___ I ‘to _get "net up” about any city
intend
p o litie s .
MOBLEY'S
“ MAN WAS CREATED TO GROW AND MULTIPLY
—TO BECOME BROADER, GREATER AND RIOTElt. TO PUSH FORWARD AND ONWARD, TO BE( J
Or
COMB WISER AND STRONGER. A POWER AND
M .
INFLUENCE IN HIS COMMUNITY. BE THAT
MAN. MULTIPLY YOUR INCOME BY INVESTING IN THE 8 PER CENT
CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK OF T n B SOUTHERN UTIL
ITIES COMPANY AND BECOME FINANCIALLY STRONGER TODAY
THAN YOU WERE YESTERDAY. THERE IS NONE BETTER.
.
And do you know that it makes hut
little difference to the average citi
zen whether he signs a petition for
a candidate or whether he votes or
whether there shall ever be another
city election.
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It Is all right to thresh out these
public questions and it is all right to
have a little friendly controversy
once ’ every two or three years but
the city commission form of govern
ment is all right with a few minor
changes and any attempt to go back
to the old form will meet with stem
opposition.
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And then wc have no time for city
politics and when the general elec
tion is over tho progressive people of
this city will settle down to build "a
big city here and they will let noth
ing interfere with that program, We
spend too much time on the street
comers talking politics and
not
enough time in the Board o f Trade
room talking business that concerns
all of tho firms of this city moat vi
tally. Lot's go.
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HOW THEY VOTE.
' It Isn’t true that, as many a poli
tician has said, “ the women will vote
as the non vote.”
That this is a fact is shown by the
official returns of the Illinois pri
maries there a powerful political
boss (ThompsonJ was the issue. The
fight wns for and ngaigst the Thomp
son machine. The result?
The Thompson machine candidate
for senator got a 9,000 plurality of
the male vote. But the anti-mac nine
candidate got 38,000 more women's
votes than tho Thompson man.
The Thompson candidate for gover
nor received 40,000 more votes of
men than his opponent. But the antiThompson candidate got 38:000. more
•women’s ovtcs than the machine man.
Illinois women proved conclusively
that they will not vote as men vote
when men insist upon voting for po
litical machines and political bosses.
Nobody better than the bosses
thcmaolvcs know why they were so
emphatic in their opposition to wom
an suffragc.—Daytona Journal.
ECONOMY FOR THE
AMERICAN WOMEN
“ The housewives of Americn arc
going to take an active instead of a
passive part in the financial and econ
omic future of tho nation and we are
going to help to dp so." This is the
way Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, presi
dent o f the General Federation for
the next two years, urges women to
be thrifty *ano to invest in govern
ment securities—Thrift and War Sav
ings Stamps and Treasury ccrtifi^ ' T o that end?’ continued Mrs. "Win
ter, “ we have adopted a country-wide
campaign for thrift and for the study
o f home economics. In each o f these
campaigns we will work -in co-opera
tion with the federal government. In
the thrift campaign wo will follow the
movement inaugurated by the savings
division o f the treasury for thrift, sav.
Ing and safe Investment In government
securities.”
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“ Mrs. Samuel Lnmpldn will be in
charge o f this work and will organize
our forces In eery state to co-operate
BANANAS
PEARS
GRAPES
APPLES
AVOCADOS
SQUASH
TOMATOES
CELERY
SWEET POTATOES
RUTABAGA
CABBAGE
Deane Turner
Welaka Building
PHONE 497.
This Ought to Sound Good to You People
Who Want to Deposit Your Savings
Where They Will Be Protected
Our membership in the D E PO SITO R 'S G U A R A N T E E FU N D are insured
A deposit o f cash as per certificates issued by banks in New York City and other d e
positories having a com bined Capital and Susplus of
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Real Sweet, Simon
Pure Granulated
Sugar, per lb.
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Having been made to Protect our Deposits in our bank against loss in accordance
with a contract between our bank and the depositors o f the Guarantee Fund.
All you can carry at this price
Aristos Flour—positively the best
that money can buy. To introduce
it Thursday, Friday and Saturday
24 Pound
Sack at
PEOPLES BANK OF S A N F O R D
Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera
tion and we can supply your every want in choice Flor
ida and Western Beef, Pork, Lamb, Sausage, Veal, Liver,
and every Packing House' Products.
SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c
Just Arrived— 3 cars of Roll Roofing and
Strip Shingles. Also a car load of PlasVall Board. If you are figuring on using any
Roofing, we are now iti a position, to sav.e you
parchased atove before the' last advance in price
We also carry a complete line of
W. R. RHAN, Prop.
[ J L A . HALYER&ON. Mgr.
LUMBER AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
Sole agents for Yale & Towne and Russell & Erwin
Builders’ Hardware Phone us your wants and the
same will hare our usual quick service
Dealer* in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS
AND PITCABN AGED VARNISHES. WALL PAPERS,* KALSOMINES, BRUSHES and SPENCER KELLOGGS BOILED and
RAW LINSEED OIL.
See os before baying your supplies. We can save you money.
The House of Service, 'Quality and Price
Office and Yard, Cor. 3rd and Myrtle.
Phone 135
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THE 8 AFFORD DAILY HERALD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1$, 1928
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MATTHIAS J. VINIKAS
BARGAINS
FOR THE FIRST
C O M P L E T E . HO USE B IL L
Miss Pattie Maddux Sets New
Record fo r Work at
C A R TER LUM BER 'C O .
Washington.
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Although blind, Minn Pattie Maddox
la the Tctcran member of Uncle Sam'a
force employed In repairing “bum”
mall bags that hare been Incapacitated
for service by the wear and tear to
hauling lettera and parcel post.
Her Job Is replacing new cords In
salvaged mall containers, for which
aho Is paid $3.00 a day. Mias Maddux
OUR OFFER IS TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS
Jaratxijr^wo years 'Old ftnd- has been
BANK, ALIKE.
lo the employ o f the government for
82 years.
If there is any particular in which we may be of service,
_ She la only one of an organization
our management will highly appreciate your call.
of 28ft men and women assigned to the
task of manufacturing and repairing
Our service Is justified only as it is helpful to you, to this
the mall bagq and locka need In the
community.
postnl service throughout the United ..
WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE.
States.
The post office department la tn the
manufacturing business, as witnessed
STRENGTH
by the output o f the mat! equipment
Matthias J. Vlnlkas, who Is In shops tn 1910: Made 472,850 new sacks
sharge of the Lithuanian affairs at nt a cost of 880.000 under the lowest
Washington, D. C. Hs Is by' profs*- bid received from commercial con
(Jon a civil engineer, having been edu- cerns; produced 10.308 pieces of equip
iatsd In European echoed#, - Cooper ment and attachments for other govHOME INSTITUTION
Union end Columbia In the United emment departments and for the
Rate*. He was chairman of the Llthu- postnl service In the Philippine Islands;
inlan executive committee In 191t. • repaired 2^1.12.032 bags at a cost of 7.4
cents npfece: and salvaged 13,900 old
[touches by fitting them with new
leads.
Then, too, Undo Sam manufactures
and repairs his own mall locks. The
cost of repair has tieen reduced from
18 cents to less than 8 cents apiece.
Approximately 1,000,000 locks of
Ighter weight have been placed la the
service. Manufacturers formerly rent
B e lo w I g iv e y o u a r e co r d o f the con v iction s in th e Sheriff’s office o f S e m
ed the post office department various
parts of machines, the rental amount
in ole C ou n ty from the tim e it w as created in July, 19 1 3 , u p to July 1, 1 9 2 0
ing to 8300,000 a year.
Today, housed In a new $200,000
c. M. HAND’S RECORD FOR 42 MONTHS
E. E. BRADY’S RECORD FOR 42 MONTHS
e-proof, concrete building, the mgll
Convicted for
violating Liquor L a w s_______ 56
Convicted for violating Liquor L a w s---------------- 98
qulpment shop Is a complete manu
facturing establishment—from a car
Convicted for
violating Gambling
Laws ........61 Convicted for violating Gambling Laws ..............181
penter shop to automatic, labor-saving
Convicted for
violating Vagrancy
L a w s .....- 3 Convicted for. violating Vagrancy L a w s ------------- 71
machinery. And, finally, did you know
Convicted for
violating A ll Other
Laws , . j ...3 7 1 Convicted for violating all other l a w s ---------------------382
this shop consumed 70 carloads, or
2.100,000 pounds o f twine during the
Total number of convictions u nder E. E. Brady’s Administration................................................ 732 cases
fiscal your?
Total number of convictions u nder C. M. Hand’s Administration.----------------------------------------- 494 cases
Total number of convictions d uring E. E. Brady's Administrationover C. M. H an d.................. 238 rases
It is the right of every A m erican w om an to share
in the reasonabilities which surround the home.
It is right that every wom an should have her in
dividual Bank A ccou nt and be accorded the priv
ilege o f paying household expenses b y check.
W e especially invite the accounts o f w om en and
extend them all o f the courtesies and services of
our bank.
T . P, Forster, President.
Largest and most
complete line ever
shown in Sanford
These stoves were
bought on a low
market and will be
sold very cheap for
W
from the records o f Seminole County and the same areopen for Inspection-tv anyrttlren of
E . E. B R A D Y .
( Watch this apace for further information)
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DON’T BUY ELSEWHERE
TILL YOU GfiTOUR
PRICES
SECRETARY DANIELS SAYS THE
NAVY DEPARTMENT
WILL FIND O U T . ____—
Hr Til AuocUUd Frui)
WASHINGTON. O ct 15 — Seerctary Daniels declared that the
tfavy Department welcomed n Con
gressional Investigation of conditions
Hayti. He said that all the rec
ords were to be made public and that
Brigadier General Barnett must have
referred to men under court martial
when he said he had found evidence
to quote the indiscriminate killing of
natives.
The Facts of the Telephone Situation
in Florida
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Ray Brothers
Cut Rate Tire House
Phone 548
W e sell nothing but fully guaranteed TIRES and TUBES.
W hat we have are brand new. T h ey will never sell as low
as we are offering them for the next 30 days, and
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO.
“ W E BOTH LOSE IF YOU D O N O T
BUY T H E M H E R E ."
The year 1916 was the best year in the history of this Company.
The Company earned during that year more money in the State of
Florida than ever before, or since.
BATTERIES
“ E X I D E ” the “ Giant That Lives in a Box." W e have
them to fit all makes of A utom obiles— they sell as low as
other batteries; why not get the best?
The following figures speak for themselves:
Statement of Investment, Revenue and Expense, State of Florida.
1916
1917
1918
1919
Investment . . . . . $3,039,485.54 $3,180,032.91 $-3,410,382.91 $3,707,526.13
.Gross Revenue . .
730,767.71
812,276,73
965.645.48
1,129,044.13
Total Expenses . ,
619,233.36
708,427.09
849.559.48
1,018,646.44
Net Revenue.. . . .
111,534.35
103,849.64
116,086.00
110,397.69
Per cent o f net earn
ings to investment .
3.67
3.27
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Old Ford Garage
B y J. E pps B row n , President
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Investment, Expense, Revenue
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for WOOD
GAS
and OIL
To the Voters of Seminole County
The above Is
this County.
B. F. Whitner, Cashier.
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J. B . R A Y
H . L. R A Y
drilled RubberProcess
Contrast that with the per cent of profit earned in your busihess!
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This Company has never earned a profit equal to the legal rate of
interest in the' slate o f Florida, so that there were no excess earn
ings during the past. These figures show the actual operations in
this state.
in Prices
SMITH BROTHERS
Expert Repair Work
The investment shown is all physical property, and is what it
originally cost the Company. There is not one dollar for franchise,
“ going value’ * or any so-called intangible properfy.
There is no question of stocks or bonds or capitalization of any
kind involved. These figures represent the original cost o f the
actual physical property of. the Company used by the public o f
Florida, the actual expenses incurred in operating that property and
the gross, and net revenue received— nothing .more and nothing less.
Sport Model Chalmers.....
One lb. pkg. Brookfield
Seven Passenger Chalmers
Five Passenger Chalmers’
This property is worth more than the figure representing its orig
inal cost. ,T o reproduce this property today would cost not less
than 100 per cent more than it originally cost.
Florida and Western
Beef, Pork and Sausage
If the Company’ s net eamings w ere measured by today’s value
of the properly, they would not exceed l .5 per cent.
PURE FOOD
$1,170
LOTT MOTOR COMPANY
The next advertisem ent will give the facts o f the service situation.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Little Happenings
Mention of
Matters In Brief
Personal Items
of Interest
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In and About
*£The City *£
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Arrival Departure
---- •- 1:58 a. m. 2:03 a. m.
----- 11:45 a.m. 12:05 p.m.
------3:05 p.m . 8:25 p.m.
•— 2 :43 a. m. 2:58-a. m.
----8:40 a. m.
------3:05 p. m. 3:25 p. m.
------ 7:30 p.m . 7:35 p .m .
Trilby Branch
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---------------------- 3:26 p.m.
Leesburg Branch
OArido Branch
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Summary of the
Floating Small .
Talk* Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Reader*
with the line music furnished by
BushnoU'*. celebrated orchestra of
DeLand the dancers enjoyed them
selves until some time after mid
night. Delicious punch was served
all during the evening made by Gene
Roumillat and the floor was in
charge o f C. M. Hand, and all "went
as merry ns a marriage boll.” The
"IS” Club will endeavor to give a
dance once each month In the endeav
or to raise sufficient money to build
tho headquarter# o f the Rod and Gun
C16b and the building will also be
the tourists headquarters with every
thing that will amuse and make com
fortable the visitors to the city.
THAT IS JUST EXACTLY WIIAT I f WILL COST YOU FOR A SHIRT.
REGULAR PRICE $9.00. WK nA V E MADE ONE LARGE LOT OF
SILK AND PART SILK SHIRTS. MOST OF W niCn IS THIS SEA
SON’S STOCK. AND ARE OFFERING THEM TO YOU FOR $3.98.
TIlfeSE SHIRTS ALL RUN FROM $6.00 TO $9.00.
DURING THIS SALE 18 THE $2.00 SILK SOCKS THAT WE ARE
SELLING FOR 98c. MEN’S AI.L WOOL SHIRTS, REGULAR
$6.00
KIND FOR $3.75. AND WORK CLOTHES. YOU JUST OUGHT
TO
SEE THEM ANI) TIIEIIl PRICE NOW.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH
Services
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 17th
Subject:
‘The Doctrine of Atonement'
Mrs. C. A. Rnulcrson is the week
end guest of Mrs. David Speer, •
The price o f
LEX
the
IN GTO N has never been in
flated, and we guarantee the
present price until January
first 1921. In other words,
should there be a reduction,
we will refund the drop.
We will receive this month
two Special
Thorobred
Jobs
in
(Sport)
the
One
Beaver Brown color, Khaki
Top and Curtains to match,
and Tan Spanish Upholstery,
with Disteel, Wire or Wood
Wheels in colors to match.
At present wo have only
ong LEXINGTON in stock
and will be glad to give you
a demonstration.
U PSA LA AND GRAPVILLE.
■ Mrs. Austin Williams, of Sanford,
Mrs. Proctor, of Geneva, wns in spent n day,Inst week with Mrs.
Sanford, Thursdny the guest o f her Viola Williams.
sister, Mrs. Tiltls.
We understand that Clarence BergS. W. Walker, Jr.*, is in the city quist, ond of the A. C. L. shop force, throntned w'ith blood poison but Un
tins week visiting his father, Dr. S. is now hoarding again with his sis dtrr the care of Dr. Martin, of Osce
ter, Mrs. E. W. I.undquist.
W. Walker and family.
oia, are doing qicely.
Lee Cruse, of North Carolina', has
Among the visitors to the cit;
Henry Anonaoq, o f Mussel Shoals,
l>een visiting with his brother, A1
day from Geneva were J. IL
bert and wife for a number of days. All., Is visiting his father, Mr. II.
dleston and D. D. Daniels.
Anonsen
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bortleson
Miss Edna Geiger and aunt, Mrs.
Mr. ami Mm. O. P. Swope and and baby motored over to DeLand
family of Oviedo were in the city last Sunday, having Mr. and Mrs. Wesson, of Orlando, spent Sunday
Emil Mngnuson with them as guests v ’ lh Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Geiger.
today on o shopping expedition.
for the trip on n visit to their sister,
Mrs. Adam Karr.
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Me. Cleqn Scig, of Jacksonville, is
Mr. C. P. Sieg, of Jacksonville,
visiting his sister, Mrs. Carol Cul
wns a visitor in Sanford this week the
Miss May Dryden, n cousin of Mrs. pepper.
guest of his brother, Chief Speer.
Mcelor wns n welcome visitor at the
Sunday school.
Mr nnd Mrs. W. G. Kilbee enter
Miss Eloisc Keen is in the city
tained a number of young
people
from Washington. I). C\, on. a visit
We were glad to 'se e Mrs. John last Friday, in honor of Mrs. Kllto her mother, Mrs. R. C. Keen and Rorcll able to be with her class again bee's cousin, Miss Anna Bex Flynt,
her sister, Mrs. Nnthnn O. Garner. and getting tho use of her foot lifter of Forsyth, Gn. The evening wns
hnving run n rusty nail in it about spent playing games nnd music ami
n gnod time .generally. Mrs. Kilbee
Mrs. Judge Houston and daughter, ten.days ago- -• •
served ns refreshments fruit salad,
Miss Florida, are the guests of Mrs.
Fred Krell, nnother of the A- C. L. with snltines nnd cake nnd grape ice.
Campbell and Miss Lucy Hird Smyth
at tm: Hotel Valdez for a few days. shop hoys is off on hiH vneation this Those present w ere:. Mr. and Mrs.
week; leaving Wednesday on* the 85, Clifford Proctor, Mr. ami Mrs. Ross
with his wife ami little dnughtcr to
Miss Eloisc Keen -is in the city visit for 10 days with his folks at Ar- Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Cul
pepper, Misses Clnre Harrison, Hel
from Washington, D. C., on a visit rndia.
en
Moran, Anna Bex Flynt, ami
to her mother, Mrs. R. C- Keen ami
Messrs. Lester Brown, Ossie Flynt,
her sistifr, Mrs. Nuthnn O. Gamer.
We are glad to hnve Mr. and Mrs. ami Culver Etheridge.
Volic Williams hack again on their
A. R. Robinson, o f Lnke Monroe, home place in Grnpeville.
who wns bitten a few days ngo by n
rattle snake Is improving very rap
They hnve made n number of ini*
idly although he had n very close provements, having installed electric
call of it.
lights nnd a telephone service In the
house and nre contemplating a num
Mr. nnd Mrs.| B. .G. -Smith, of ber of others to their already pretty
Oviedo, are among the visitors to the home. IJtle Voile wns quite 111 where
city today, Mrs. Smith being the they were but is all right now.
guest of Miss Annie Hawkins on Cel
ery nvenue.
There wns quite a party going ov
er Sunday to Zellwood to visit at the
Miss Nomin Herndon is spending home of Mr. Houston.
the week end with her parents nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Peterson nnd
will return to Stetson tomorrow af their two daughters, Idailne and Edternoon. Miss Normn is taking art wina enme over from Holly Hill with
at Stetson this year.
their nephew, and were joined with
their brothers family In Grnpeville
Mrs. Richard L. Sellers, who has arid also by Mr. and Mr*. Edwin
been very ill at her home at Lake Lundquist and' HtUe Raymond, Mr.
Monroe tor the past month, is im and Mrs. John Lundquist nnd Clar
proving very nicely^ much to the ence Borgquist.
gratification of her friends.
Wo think it is a pretty raw deal
The Democratic Executive Commit the school board has given to the
tee is having a big rally nt Oviedo country school children. Nearly nil
tonight. Among the speakers will the parents wore in the meeting on
be Judge Householder, Judge Moines, Wednesday night to protest ns to the
J. J. Dickinson, George A. DeQottes. payment of the bus tax.
Mrs. John Leonardi, C. M. Hand and
several others.
GENEVA
emima l
Flour
Buckwheat Flour
The LEXINGTON is one
of the Few Cars that
costs you practically
toothing to operate.
Ask those who have
running tnese
for the past
- 4
*
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sandy Anderson
have returned home nfter a visit to
of the
cities
of the
mnnv —
— larger
—
north nnd northeast where Mr. An
derson was engaged In the vegetable
and fruit business.
Mrs. Endor. Curlctt entertained
at luncheon in honor o f Mrs. W. A.
Whitcomb, who Is leaving soon to
make her home in Sanford. Those
present were: Mesdames W. A. Whit
comb, C. A. Rnulcrson, Roland Reed,
W. L. Adams, L. A. Sheldon, EichAmong .the out-of-town visitors to ner and Endor Curlctt and Mrs, Clif
tho. city last night attending the ford Proctor,
dance nt the Valdez Hotel were Dr.
Cecil Butt, o f Orlando, and the WhltThe A. R. C. met at the home of
ncr twins, the- Misses Whitner of Mrs. Clifford Proctotf last f Friday,
Tampa, all of them are well known the officers elected for the followhere and their many friends were iffg year are as follows: Chnirinon,
glad to sec them again.
Mrs. Roland Reed; Vice-chairman,
Mrs. Clifford Proctor; Secretary and
E. C. Shreve, o f Indianapolis, is Treasurer, Mrs, W. L. Adams.
now night clerk nt the Valdez Hotel
and being an experienced hotel man
The little daughter of Mr. and
is giving the many patrons of this Mrs. C. F. Harrison who was serious
popular hotel the best of service. Mr. ly 111 all last week Is recovering
Shreve came here from Harrisburg slowly under the care of Dr. Sim
Pa., where he was in the hotel busi mons, o f Oviedo.
ness for several years nnd has been
with many o f the largest and best
Mrs. G< nre Peters and Mr*. Car
hotels In Jthc country.
ol Culpej-j cr have been anxiously
a
------------x------------
Arrow Collars, 20c, at Perkins k
Britt.
'
Seminole, Lake V o
lusia, Orange and
Osceola Counties
Premier Frankfurt
Premier Salad Dressing
Avondale Peaches 3 lb.can
Hoys clothing has been cut
thifd o ff at Perkins & Brit
DANCE AT THE VALDEZ
HOTEL LAST NIGHT
The dance at the Valdes Hotel last
night given by the ” 18” Club *aa a
treat success some seventy-fi re cou
ple* being on the floor when the
dsneo started and many more drop
ping In later In the evening.* Many
out-of-town.guest* were pre#tont and
IF YOU LTto
groceries you go to a ferocery store.
IF YOU M
you go to a clothing store
IF Y OUwanl'
Powdered Milk
15 lbs. Irish Potatoes
REAL ESTATE «*e
e . f 4l a n e
“ The Hcjd Estate Man”
Mum *S
Minimum Charge for any one
One Time, per word...
Three Times, per word
Six Timas per word.
Over Six Times,
per issue.
Cash must accompany order. Ten
cents extra If charged..
Advertising in thin column In which
the addrrss of the advertiser is not
given hut which refers you to Post*
office Hox Number or Care of the
Herald MUST be answered accord
ingly, Please do not nsk un for the
mimes of advertisers advertising in
this way. Usually we do not know
who they are, and if we do we are not
expected to tell you.
Work clothes have taken a drop at FOR SALE— Ford, . Arl condition.
PERKINS & BRITT.
good tires, some extras, $350 cash.
TO RENT or for salo, lnrpo ware Apply Railroad Restaurant Depot.
101-3tp
house with railroad siding.—Chns.
Tyler, care Zn chary Tyler Veil, Co. ROOM AND BOARD, $11 per week,
___________________________ 156-tfc
109 East First street, over Union
103-tfc
New line o f Congolcums nnd Art Pharmacy.
One
good
horse.
Phone
Squares.— A. Knnner, 213-15 Sanford FOR SALE
___________ 105-lw-c
277.
Ave. Phone 650.
,
166-tfc
FOR RENT— Nicely furnished roomR FOR HALE—Republic 3-4 ton truck
thoroughly uverhaulrd for sale
320 Oak avenue. Phono 308J.
ICO tfe cheap. See H. G. Dictcrlch or W. E.
Walthall,
103-Ctp
'•brsr,i{ui/.r.R
is a human vac
Special reduction in men's nnd Inuum cleaner, stimulcnt. Do it Now.
________________
‘
Iwk dies’ W. I* Dougins shoes.— A. (Con
ner, 213-16. Sanford Ave. Phone 560.
WANTED—f> or. C room house or
166-tfc
down stairs apartment In good
neighborhood. Mrs. II. T. Pace, Gen.
Phone 308J.
Delivery. lti-l-.'ltp
166-tfc
PERKINS & BRITT have bfcught
to Sanford the PRICE REDUCING
stunt in big chunks. Visit them dur
ing their snle nnd save some dollars.
FOR RENT— 2 nice furnished houseA real first-class blue serge suit
keeping rooms, running water, two can now lie purchased for $39.60 at
hods in room.— Mrs. Riddling. 205 PERKINS & BRITT.
Oak Avenue, Eagle Home,
164-Otp W A IT E D —Cabinet and fancy inside
TO RENT— Garden lot on, tho Shares
trimming work, by a first class
—Ten minutes away from post of- f mechanic. Phono 218-W.
166-Oto
five, has 1,000 strawberry plants on
WANTED.—A Good large farm
lot. Has Irrigation nnd is fenced.)
See or write C. II. Lcffl*r.
164-3tc
OR RENT—One large bed roonV - i suitable for two young Indies. Ap- „
y 610 West First street.
■165-3tc
OR SALE— Celery plants. M. linn*1*®
son, Shoe Repairer.
Ifi5-2tr ®**
OR RENT— Partly furnished un- ^
stairs flat.
Four rooms, hath,. *
tchcnettc, porch, modem convcn- *nB
nces. Apply 717 E. Second St.
'—
164-3tc
WANTED— By Nov. 1st, a 4, to 0
room house, unfuri.Di.od or partly
furnished; or nn npartfnent. Small
family nnd references exchanged.
Will rent by year is satisfactory. Ad
dress at once, ’’ Cottago’.’ in care of
Dally Service
Phone 66
the Herald._____
dh-tf.
FOUND— A dark bay mule ■With
im i
glass eye by H. Manning, Rand Sid
ing. Owner can have same by pay- *
ing damages,
TROUBLE HERE? No, not If It’s
an “ EXIDE” Battery properly car
ed for. Owners of this Battery should
come to the "EXIDE” Battery sta
tion for any trouble. We recharge
nnd repair all makes of batteries.—
Ray Brothers, Old Ford Garage.
Dodge Touring
i
Mrs. C. E. Secrest. of French ave
nue, and her sister, Mrs. T. C. Chap
man, of Seattle, Wash., motored to
Orlando Wednesday afternoon on a
.shopping trip. Mrs. Chapman will
leave today by way of New Orleans
and Los Angeles, stopping while enroute with relatives In California and
expecting to reach her homo In Seat
tle by November 1st.
Distributors for
85c per dozen
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATES
10* tWikrwt
Sanford,
$
Florida
See our line of electrical lamps.
A. Knnner, 213-16 Sanford Ayenue.
Phone 660. __________
166-tfc
FURNISHfft) ROOMS—Two furnish
cd 'bed rooms, Inquire 311 Park
157-tfe;
Avenue. _______
FOR SALE— Rooming house, ' 12
rooms and bath Completely furnlshed. 6 year I ■e. 603 West
Third. Phone 284.
Automobile Batteries. We have a !
rental battery for you while we j
charge your* or make repairs. Wet
sell ♦‘EXIDES” (the Giant that lives ,
In a box).— Ray Btothcrs. Phone 548-;
— Old Ford Garage.__________166-tfc |
FOR
SALE— Dressers,
chairs,
swings, stoves, etc. nt Methodist
parsonage, Mnpmolia Ave.
169 Otc
The high price of clothing is being
torn down by Perkins
Wo have Juat’ receivra a line of
silverware and casseroles.— A. Knn
ner, 213-15 Sanford Ave, --Phone
550.
■:: •
'
166-tfc
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE—
30,000 Charleaton Wakefield ready
to set about Oct, 15th. S1.00 per
thou*and.— F. L.,Greene, West Side.
101-tfc
• * Nearly ftew
Dodge Roadster
Dort Touring, 1920
Ford Touring
Republic One Ton
Truck
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IN T H E ‘HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
VOLUME 1
Executive C om m ittee
Has Called Meeting
■ At Court House
SEMINOLE WILL BE ASKED TO
CONTRIBUTE FOR MEMBER
SHIPS AGAIN
.•
CANNOT. LIVE AND GET TOE
PROPER TRAINING UNDER
SMALL SALARIES.
e r Th» AuocItUd Fr»««1
NEW YORK, Oct. IS.—‘The salnries, training nnd experience of public
, school teachers in the United States
Preliminary plans for the fourth ! arc declared to bo “inadequate” by
annual roll call of the Red Cross . the National XJommlttee for Chambwere mnde Friday night at n called pr of Commerce cooperation with the
meeting of the Executive Committee .Public schools. Despite recent salof SeminoTe County Chapter, held a t , nry increases, the committee assorts
the county court house, antt which that the crisis has not been passed,
jic riiM ,, J
r . S. W. Walker, recently
meeting,
Dr.
These conclusions are drawn in n
app o in ted chairmnii of the roll
" call
*” ' summnry of a survey of the schools
and Miss Elizabeth Cooley, field rep of 359 cities conducted by the com
resentative of the Southern Division, mittee,-which is composed of 33 sec
A. R. C., were present Whatever retaries of chambers of commerco and
was lacking In numbers was made up 33 superintendenta of schools.
by an earnestness of purpose nnd cn__ thoughtful
___ _____ citizen
....
“The
needs to
thusiasm that bcspenKB a successful nsk
nRk himself,”
himBelf,” declared Dr. George W.
campaign. The committee pledged straycr, of Columbia University,
_
their loyal support to Dr. W nlker,1chairman of the committee, “in the
who in turn declared “that he would , jjght of the returns presented by our
put the best that there was in him inquiry, questions like the following:
[nto-tbe campaign.” The county will pnn teachers in our community have
be canvassed for a renewal of former „ comfortable place to live, good food
membership's; and an effort will be ftnd (jPCrnt clothes for the nmount of
mnde to secure now members, that money which we pny them? Are the
funds may be obtained to continue teachers who work in our schools
(he program of the Red Cross. The „ble, on the salary paid to them, to
service that is being rendered by makc provision against the liabilities
Miss Virginia Smith, Homo Service 0f illness and old age? Do the tenehSecretnry of the local chnptcr. is done ‘ pn, jn mir cities have snlarierf sufso quietly nnd unobtrusively thnt only fjcjont to ennble them to huv books,
those who are benefited nnd those in to subscribe- to magazines, to enjoy
close touch with the work, realize that mU!,jCt to. travel, to continue their
the Home Service section of the Red professional study nnd otherwise to
Cross is an nctive relief agency in jpmj the type of life which makes
the community. It .is., to continue, them the^kind of men and women
work of this nnture, co-operating with- th at can be most helpful to mv hoys
the churches and the woman’s club, in na,j e jrl*? Would I want my son nnd
response to. nppeals for assistance, dnughter to go into teachiuc ? Is the
that the annual campnlgn will again recognition given to teachers, in
be made. The war is over, yes, hut tcrms of salary, in my city sufficient
thousands of hoys are under treatattract the ablest of the young
ment
in
the various hospitals mt,n nnij women in our community?
throughout the country, allotments The replies to these inquiries, in view
and insurance must be adjusted, f«m- nf jj1P findings, must all be in the
iiies must be cared for and number- negative, says Dr. Straycr.
Jo—
s needs and claims must be looked
into. The roll call campaign sup \MERICAN8 SHOULD
plies the funds to wage war on disVOTE AS AMERICANS
rn*c and poverty, to cRtuhlifth health
center*, to relieve the community of
mendicants. The rnll is urgent so
give your dollnr as cheerfully and
willingly ns in the twist, with the full
assurance that each dollar means a
h u n d red per rent service in your com
munity. Miss Cooley gave an in
formal but very able talk on the
Home Service section and its ’ func
tions, nnd outlined the plans for the
fourth annual roll call.
' Mrs. Endor. Curlett, chairman of
Seminole county chanter, will have
charge of tho roll tall publicity cam
paign nnd Mix D. C. Marlowe was ap
pointed chnirmnn of speakers. Dr.
Wnlker will appoint his vnrious com
mittees-within a few dnys and nil will
Is* ready for the word “goV on No
vember 11th, Armistice Day.
Mr Donald Whitcomb nppenred be
fo re the committee to
present an
invitation from the American Legion,
to the Red Cross to join in the pnrnde on Armistice Day,- .requesting
that a representative float be enter- ----------------- ---------ed. Mrs, Curlett expressed nppreci- against any shortage of the win
ntion of the honor, in behalf of tho Blmnly.
chapter nnd nssured Mr. Whitcomb
The geological survey nnnoun.
thnt the request would be considered. that the output daring the weok e
Dr. Walker, Mrs. Curlett, and Miss
OclobcrD. was 12,675.000 tons
Virginia Smith were appointed dele- increase of 700,000 tons over prod
gates from Seminole County Chap- tlon the week before. The avert
ter, to attend the Roil Call confer- weekly output for the four we
once nt Tampa, Friday, Oct. 22.
ending October 0th was placed nt 1
Remember the roll call, Armistice 728,250 tons, compared with an
Day to Thanksgiving, inclusive.
erage weeklv production before t
----------- x----------- of approximately 10,500,000 tons.
FITZGERALD IS FIRST
’ . , , _ v ’ l>rt'TrXrvrv»H ~
a u uTiMKFKS t o o i k c a l l s n e g r o v o t e r s
OhJITRlKEKS i u
pROM REPUBLICAN P>R
(By Tk» Am*«I»u 4 Pr*»».)
CORK, Oct. 18.—The first death
among the hunger strikers in Corit
jail occurred last night. Fitzgerald
died nt 0:45, having fasted sixtyeight davs
The condition of Fitzgerald and
Murphy had become so grave today
that, with the consent of tho other
hunger strikers, the prison doctors
were permitted to give Fitzgerald
medical treatment. A Cork specialiat also was called In.
•
NO CLUE TO COLLEGE MYSTERY
.
■—
*
I
*
-----------
TOPEKA, Kans., OcL 18.—jAn
peal to the negro voters of Amei
to enroll under the banner of
Farmer-Labor party and ^ " unc‘“
of forcigrt policies of both the Dei
cratlc and Republican P«rilea mar
an address here last night by Pa«
Parker Christensen. Farmer-La
candidate for president
*
ROOSEVELT 8AY8
REPUBLICANS APPEAL
REI unL1CANS
(By Tk, Am m UIW Bi-m O
.
<»r r u
GRAND RAPIDS, O ct 18.—Dei
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18- Th° cratjc Nominee Roosevelt, char
police have found no clue to the my* Repubjjcan orators of appealing
tcrioua death of Elmer C. Drewes, a
• , batreds ftnj prejudices contl
Dartmouth college student found dead £ bear fruit long after elect
NUMBER 167
MONDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1920
JUDGE LOVETT SAYS LAWLESS SAYS STATEMENT REGARDING
FRENCH GOVERNMENT IS
NESS REIGNS SUPREME WJIEN
SERIOUS MATTER
,
LAW IS SCOFFED AT
Or
Th«
Aiioci.trJ
f(««l
(By Tfct AuocUU4 Frsu)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18—Presi
SPRINGFIELD, Ga., Oct 18,—
Judge Lovett, of Effingham county’s dent Wilson nddrossed n letter to
supreme court, in charging the grand Senator Harding relative to the Re
jury, instructed them to Indict some publican nominee’*, statement Satur
one for lynching Phillip Gathers, a
negro, for the murder of n young day that he had been approached “in
giri, as. "lawlessness reigns supremo formally” by a representative of the
when the security of the law becomes French government regarding a new
a byrword to be scoffed at,”
association of nations.
“I need not- point out to you the
SOUTHERN TEXTILE
grave and extraordinary inference to
EXPOSITION OPENS be drawn from such a statement,
namely thnt the government of
(Br Th« 'AuMliUa Tntt)
France which is n member of the THIRTY THOUSAND SUFFERERS
GREENVILLE, S. C., Oct 18.—The League
of Nations approached a pri
Southern Textile Exposition opened vate citizen
FROM 73 DISASTERS HAVE
a nation which is not
.with a display of two million dollars a member ofofthe
BEEN AIDED.
•.
Lrnguc
with
a
re
worth of machinery and hundred* of quest that' thd United States lead the
delegates from the North and South. way to world fraternity.”
“Thu state department always
McSWEENEY PASSED A
France honorable and. mindful
GOOD NIGHT found
of international obligations and punc
tiliously careful to observe all pro
(By Th» AuociaUS rim)
LONDON, Oct.. 18.—Lord Mayor prieties of International Intercourse
McSweeney passed u good night hut and hesitated to draw any inference
contracted a slight cold. Prison doc unless assured you actually made the
.
tors Baid his condition -was precarious statement.”
The president also directed inquir
nnd when unconscious they will feed
ies to the French government
him.
•
LOYAL DEMOCRATS ARE IIHLI
INC. TO WIN GREATEST VIC
TORY OF MODERN TIMES
The loyal Democrats are contribut
ing to the enmpaign fund very gen
erously indeed, and every day sees
new, ones coming ncross nnd many of
them have sent their contributions di
rect to headquarters hnving been so
licited by the headquarters before
the fund was stnrted nnd by'the way
the fond hss been swelled chiefly
through the untiring efforts of C. II.
Leffler, who is making a canvass of
the business houses and homes of
Sanford nnd is meeting with great
success. It is though now that Sem
inole county will be nt the head of all
the counties in tho state in the mat
ter of contributions when our small
population is taken into considera
tion. In a letter to the editor of the
Herald this morning Wilbur W. Marsh
the treasurer of tho National Com
mittee in New York urges us to
keep up tho good work nil this week
and that he must have the remainder
of the money before the 25th in or
der to place it where it will do t h e
most good.’ We are doing t h e work
and all the gootl people here need to
do is to contriliuto the dollar o r ns.
much more ns they feel they can
contribute to the campnlgn of the
Democratic party and help put James
M. Cox over for president. The fol
lowing contributions were received to
day:
' ’.
C. M. Hand ........................ 1 00
S. A. Irw in .............................. 1-00
W. P. Carter .................... 100
A. R. Key ......................... 1-00
R. W. Deane .................... 1.00
I). L. Thrasher .................. L00
Jno. D. Jinkins .................. LOO
Alex. Vaughn -------2.00
H. A. N ew m an___ ____ 1-00
A. E. Y ow ell...................... LOO
L. P. M cCuller.................. 5.00
- Fred T- W illiam s.............. 1.00
IF FEDERAL RESERVE REFUSES
LOAN GOVERNMENT COULD
FINANCE FARMERS
The Ijtke County Game nnd Fish
Protective Association was organiz
ed at Tavnres with T- C. Smyth, pres
ident; .Dr T. S. Kennedy, vice-presi
dent, and Harry L. Collins, of Uma
tilla, secretary nnd treasurer. More
than fifty sportsmen attended the
preliminary meeting and much inter
est was manifested in drafting an
outline of the by-laws nnd constitu
tion.
The orguuirntion was suggested by
Dr C Z Osborne, of Eustis, who
had learned that a party of hunters
from Sonth Florida had killed cigjit
deer recently nnd thnt other pnrtics
had ruthlessly slaughtered tlecr and
quail all summer long. Also, gnnte
hogs last season took ns many ns 500
qunil in a week. .
One thousand members nre expect
ed to take the obligation to uphold
the gume laws and to collect evidence
ngninst game hogs and violators of
the out-of-senson shooting.—Eustis
I^tke Region.
ilinm i
ANTHRACITE COAL HAS
BEEN PLACED UNDKP
NATIONAL CONTROL
LONDON, Oct. 18.—Renorts of cfforts o M ttb
partially relieved f
ious uncertainty in the British nntlon. All nvnilahle con! supplies have
heen placed under the n*U°ns control. With-shipping, steel and othtr
induatrira crippled thousands of men
are unemployed.
jitisH
Democratic clans gathering tonight nt eight o’clock in the school
house. As Lake Monroe is onlv n
>hort dil)tnncc from Sanford with n
rpJ1(j n|| thp Wfty there will probabJ ^ mnny from town RO to the
nnd „ || 0f Laito Monroe nnd
JSSJSandlnic country will, be there,
Gootl speakers will be on the nro-
I.RI.E
, DU?
n N,l 2EfiL~ n, n, - _proWWUng,
T MkPuTl*emi. 3 ' nnce to n„ of thpm.
tion
of Dali
gration has only had a slight effect
Tomorrow night the m ,,»’ will be
and the American consulate is dally bcij
Chuluota in the school house
dealing with applications for pass- |n(] WcdnP1M|ay n|-h t a t
in
ports. On a landing of the consuls the Town jjaif and jar|ro crowds are
office the Dail decree is displayed expoct<ll to attend all of these meetforbidding the emigration of. Irish-J.
_____~ 1 1 1•
.
.n ,l
nt n i t r I t -
ln » " -
tten’consent of Dali Elreann.
Jacksonville business men are
ding emigrants are supposed ngaln hsnding together to Prevent
y to the local Sinn Fein Jus-, the operations of the ndver-toiirists
ring their reason* fo r leaving, this meaning tho usual winter. Invassud full explanation* must be Ion of fake advertiser* who come to
led to the Republican Minister j Florida every season to soil adver*
Affair*. Nevertheless tha Using space for blotter*, almanae*
na to-the American consul, and every other thing that will .reap
s, most of them, however, with them a profit a t the extu>n*e of buslFrom 100 to 160 Is the dally neaa concern*. Sanford merchant*
l ’ Third-class
passages to will do well to band together in the
S
Comptroller W illiam s
Gives His Views
On Method
as now T m ployed
CHARGES THAT CALL MONET
RATES IN NEW YORK ARE
THE HIGHEST IN WORLD
’ WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—“Unjus
tifiable interest exacted on demand
loans" by New York city banks has
been an active contributing cause of
the “huge shrinkage” in all security
values during the past year, Comp
troller of the Currency Williams de
clared in a formal statement.
He
charged that call money rates in N ew ,
York were the highest In the world
nnd that "renewal" rates fixed dally
by n small "coterie" of stock ex
change brokers governed "the inter
est charged on brokers’ loans in near
ly all New York banks."
"The raising of lowering of the
•renewal’ rates on the exchange,"
said Mr. Williams, “(s frequently ac
companied by upward or downward
movements In stocks nnd securities!
arid those responsible for the fixingof the rate therefor have the oppor
tunity. whether exercised or not, of
nrofiting largely by operations on
the stock market, which is so. often
nnd directly affected by tho call mon
ey situation. I do not. of course, un
dertake to say that this formal 'mon
ey rommitee’ does take improper ad
vantage of their foreknowledge; but
there are critics who IcVcrly censure
the existing arrangements. Certain
ly all prudent ami thinking huslncsa
men will agree thnt there is danger
in the concentration of such opportun
ity and power in the hands of n few
persons. Temptation* td use thin
power for individual profit must
nrise, and human nature is not chang
ed by high position in the financial
world.
“power to fix money rntes for all,
or nearly all, of the banks In New
York city, nnd to change them dally,
is a grip on tho henrt of our com
merce. It perm its‘such interferences
a-* fallible human judgment, whim o r
interest may direct with the natural
and orderly movements of money, the
life blood <if ^business The m atter
' arbitrary ffx.ing of money rates a t
the money center, possibly reversing
THIS STATE PRODUCES
THIRD OF THE SPIRITS
Florida Produces More Naval Stores
. Than Any Other Two States.
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in the Union
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Fl6ridn produred more gum tu r
pentine and g '^ i rosin than any oth
er two states In America, according
to figure" compiled by tho bureau of
The department of agriculture shrdl
The department has been compilingstatistics on the production nnd stocks
As far ns reported Miami shows of turpentine nnd rosin for several,,
gilt W
TOft "V• itn
thc..lnrgcst. increasa -.in- population
among the towns of Floridn. The
percentage of increase wns 440.1. In
1910 its population wns 5,471.
In
1920 the number of 29,649- Thel sec
ond largest percentage of increase
was West Palm. Beach. It wns 390.8
per cent. Several towns In the state
show,a decrease in population.
CITY PHYSICIAN GIVING LEC
TURES TO SCHOOL CHILDREN
Complying with the request of
Supt. T. W. Lawton and Principal C.
8. Ogllvlc, the doctors of Sanford arc
giving free lectures to the school chil
dren of the eitv, on subjects of vital
Importance nnd interest to every one
and especially to those engnged in or
interested in sehol work.
Next Thursday morning, October
21, Dr. Ralph Stcveiftrwttt-gnealc. at
the Hlefi School,.nt 8:30. on the sub
i r Body," midi
ject “Care uofi uthe
and «»t
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o’eloek Dr, J. T. Denton will address
the Grammar Schn! on "Correct Pos
ture." These addresses will bo in
teresting and of nracticnl value to
the punlls nnd teacher*, a* well a* to
anv other* who mny attend.
Every one is rordfallw Invited to at
tend these lectures, and especially the
school patrons.
The physicians of Sanford are al
w ays-glad to give their time and
knowledge In the interest of educa
tion, and
are Indeed fortunate .in
being favored with these lectures, n
, The. othef doctor* will speak on
subsequent dates and announcement
will be made through the cotumna of
the Herald Calling your attention ,to
the dates and subjects.
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T. W. LAWTON,
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1$, l» lt
OVIEDO
GENTILE h e a d s s t a n d —
•ARD GROWERS EXCHANGE
ANTON Q. THOMSEN
Mm. O. A. Mnrnhnll spent Monday
in Orlando.
About a dozen of the Oviedo young
people went to Orlando last Thurs
day night to attend a lecture given
by Dr. Derby on Christian Endeavor
work.
pie, it has aop\ctimcs been almost im
possible to procure sufficient fuel
for ordinary use but now thnt Messrs
Ario and' Greer have made this work
their business, there is no need for
icopie of Oviedo to .h e without
Mrs. C. D. Lee left Monday for
Gainesville where she goes as n dclr'e from the Methodist Sunday
ool to tho Federation of Wesley
Bible classes.
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— — x----------Florida's finny tribe in the waters
adjacent to Leesburg has conformed
-its accommodation to the tourist season this year. This information fs
confirmed by local angler, C. I). Kirk.
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The stockholders o f ' the Standard
Growers Exchange, it is announced,
a t a meeting last week. increased the
capital stock .from 1400,000, fc* $1,750,000 common stock and $ftOO,DO(
preferred, all of which was fully sub
scribed and paid for.
Lawrence Gentile succeeds Joseph
A. Trombetta as rice-president and
general manager, and N. T. Cole was
elected to the board of directors. Jo
seph DiGlorgio, president; W. • A.
Blackmon, secretary; nnd Joseph
Gentile, Jr., treasurer, are the other
officers of this organization.
15-acre field o f ‘sugar canc owned
by T. D. I lux, of Okeechobee, pro
duced 15,000. gallons nf syrup, which
brought
nm uk'iH $1*5
fiateOU p e r a c r e lan i
a bad profit.^ .
------ - x----------At Okeechobee R. L. Jcnnlnga in
now having a large sugar cane mill
erected and w ill. have it ready for
business in a short-tim e.’ The Okrechoble News says that the new mill
will have a capacity of five hundred
gallons a day and will be driven by a
twelve-horse power .gasoline engine.
The mill is of the newest style and
will be complete nnd serviceable.
Tho student body of the Univ^ftity
of Florida, Gainesville, took one of
its greatest steps forward last night
when the first organization took
place in the university gymnasium.
mon* last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reed brought in
town last Week .’a specimen of the
irden huckleberry raised on their
rm this season. This fruit Is some
thing of a novelty for this section but
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A colony of 100 families from Eng
land will settle at Moore Haven soon
if that section holds forth as much
promise ns I.leut. Col. W. F. Wood
cock, late of the British army, be
lieves It does.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Presidential Electors—
Martin Caraballo
Charles JE. Jones
J. G. Sharon
P. W. Corr
W. V. Knott
G. B. Wells
. For llnilrd States Senator:
Duncan U. Fletcher.
For Congress. Fourth District:
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W. J. Sears.
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For Governor:
FLORIDA'S DEMOCRAT
Cary A. Hardee
IC ELECTORS.
For Attorney General:
Those who want to vote fo r Cox
R ivers'll. Buford.
and Roosevelt will mark their cross : For Comptroller:
(X) before each of tho following
Ernest Amos.
names on the ticket a t the Novem
For
State Treasurer:
ber election:
J. C. Luning.
MARTIN CARARAI.LO
For State Superintendent of Public
• CHARLES E. JONES
Instruction:
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W. N. Sheata.
P. W. CORR
W. V. KNOTT
. * yrp For Justice Supreme Court:
G. B. WELLS.
W. H. Ellis.
Thos. W est
Representing an annual volume of For Railroad Commissioner:
business of $(>,000,000, the Palatka
A. S. Weils
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For
Commissioner
of
Agrictulture:
to the employees of the seven whole
W. A. McRae
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which time it was pledged to in For State's *Att orney. Seventh DisL
George A. DeCatteS.
crease this business to $10,000,000
during the next year. Fifty-five gro For State Senator, 19th District;
cery salesmen travel out of Palatka. M. O; Overstreet.
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lives:
critics, special pa;gca for
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F. P. Forster.
the boys, the girlrl*. Strong
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E. P. Householder.
iai page, everyone enjoys its humor,
and all h^nds
h«nds soon find it "one of the
For Sheriff:
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family.’'
C. M. Hand.
One paper for all tho family. The
For Clerk Circuit Court:
Companion
takes the place and saves
E. A- Douglass.
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the price of several publication."
For S u p t Public Instruction:
• Still |2.50 for a yeas of 62 issues,
T. W. Lawton.
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For Tax Assessor:
January l.-next.
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Jno. D. Jinkins.
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sues.
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Think of 62 splendid weekly issues
3. —The Companion Home Calen
of the best reading—all of it from dar for 1921.
original sources—the widest variety
All the above for $2.50.
—equal to 35 volumes, and adapted
4.
—McCall’s Magazine for 1921
to every age in the family.
$1.50—-monthly fashion authority*
That means a year of The Youth’s Both publications for only $3.50
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THE YOUTH’S COMFAION.
the family life cannot be computed. Commonwealth Avc. & St. Paul St,
Splendid Serial Stories in weekly
Boston, Mass.
(notmonthly) portions sustain high
New subscriptions receiv.-d at this
interest, 200 Short Stories, Excop- office.
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Fleetwood s Place
carry the Largest, Most Complete
Stock of •-
it will pay you to give us a trial.
We know you will come again.
i ne most complete line ot
Cigars, not only in ' town, but
South of Jacksonville.
High Grade Candies in bulk
s>r package.
Our Drinks and Creams are
delicious. We have Sherberts
too, and Whipped Cream on our
Milk Drinks.
Our prices are reasonable. Our
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Ever seen in santord since way back betore me war is just getting
right at our place and we certainly hope that our our place w ill
be visited by all our triends before this one big opportunity is past.
s ta rte d
Just ask the hundreds that have crowded our place during the last several days and if they
don’t convince you that there has been awful slashing in prices then you don’t want the
good merchandise at rediculously low prices. WE GUARANTEE YOU ABSOLUTELY
W E HAVE JU S T RECEIVED
That we were able to pick up at a reduction, the v e r v kind that have recently
retailed at $55.00 and $60.00, that we have thrown into
this Sale and marked them
Regular Price $47.50,
Sale Price . .
We also were able , to get our hands on some Blue Flannel Suits that we are selling
for $25.00 and all our Suits are marked down low enough for
every pocketbook to reach them
Silk-Striped Shirts, good make, guaranteed by us
to be regular values from $6 to $9. Your choice
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The v e r y same that you have been paying $7.00
a suit for. During this Sale you get them for
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is enough to convince us that our prices are
right in our Boys' Department
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We have the prices as near old-time prices as we can get—now it is up to you
shall convince you if you will call and see us.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1920
we claim, certainly sounds like old
times.
Experienced salesmen are on the
job, assisting in putting on this sale
and the large crowds are well taken
care of in good shape. Such old
timers as Felix Frank, Tracy McCuller and Sam Younts are here to help.
These large crowds learned of this
sale through the Sanford Herald and
Charles Britt, who attends the adver
tising for PerkinS ft Britt, has in
formed us that the real reason for
the success of this sale Is due to the
awful slashing of prices and the San
ford Herald letting the people know
about i t
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day's p ap er and watch- their space
regular this week and you w}U find
some dollars.
!*cr of th* Sons of Confederate Vet
erans. •
[ Members of the Confederated
[Southern Memorial Association,
I A member of the family of a mem1ber of the Confederated Southern Me
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The meeting will be called to order
promptly at 10 o’clock on the moming of Nov. 10.
FARMING
The San Juan Hotel will be the of COMPULSORY
TRIED
IN
BUENOS AIRES
ficial headquarters of the division.'
(By T ti Au*cUU4 Tn u .)
A HUGE SUCCESS
BUENOS AIRES, O ct 18.—Com
fanning is provided for in a
Wo have just ben informed by Per pulsory
bill just Introduced in the Chamber
kins ft Britt that the largest cut price of Deputies with the Idea of form-'
sale that they have attempted since Ing an economic- army to be .compos
their starting in business Is one big* ed of the.youth of Argentina who are
called into the army and navy
success. This sale has only been go not
under the conscription'law. If this
ing on now* for three days nnd you measure becomes a law every young
can pass their place at any time dur man in the country who does pot take
ing the day nnd-find it crowded with up n rifle or go to sen prill ue set to
people taking advantage of the many raising wheat and doing other farm
labor.
bargnimi that they have to offer.
Although compulsory military ser
The prices, we understand, from
collar buttons to overcoats, have been vice is in force in Argentina, only a
part of the young men actualcut down so that it is hard to realize small
that only a month ago, clothing pric 1” go Into the sendee at present,
es were high. Wo have met more these being selected by lot, snd as a
according to Ij »' Nnclon, there
than' one man th a t has informed us result,
thnt the suit he had on came from is some dissatisfaction because of
Perkins ft Britt for *25.00. And this the exemptions. If the new lnw is
passed, says the newspaper, it prill rc-
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City Property, Building Lots and Farm Lands
C. A. MATHEWS and A. P. CONOLLEY
MANY OUT-OF-TOWN SPEAKERS
WERE PRESENT AT THE
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every economical'woman in this community
as a depositor of this bank, and assure you
Republican day, last Saturday, was
all that was promised. The 5 o'clock
dinner a tr th e Valifex-was another
proof of the excellence of fare always
provided a t this fine hostelry, and the
long extended tables were filled from
end to end with the large company
present. It was a big time, from the
start to finish. Beside Sanford citi*
sens there were a number4 hero from
elsewhere, among (them were Hon.
George E. Gay, of Palatka; Judge J.
M. Cheney, W. R. O'Neal, W. S. DeWitt. J. 11. Wcndler, Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Nevin and others from Orlando;
Hon. B. E. Dyson, of St. Augustine;
Hon. Henry Jlishop, wife and daugh
ters from Eustis, and. Mr. and Mrs.
B. G. Smith, of Oveido. Wit, illus
trative stories, music and instructive
as well as entertaining addresses, ran
riot at the feast, which was follow^
ed by toast response, Republican doc
trine and discussion.
Succeeding the dinner, the crowd
surged in from the streets, and con
gregated at the Valdes comer, where
stirring and convincing speeches were
made by the Hons. Gay, * Dyson,
O’Neal nnd Cheney. Each was receiv
ed with the glad hard listened to at
tentively nnd generoualy applauded
as he closed.
Mr. E. T. Woodruff was toastmas
ter nt the after dinner program, and
Chairman of the Seminole County
Committee, B. G. Smith, presided nt
the public out-door meeting, introduc
ing Frank Miller, who presented the
speakers. From a Republican stand
point, the affaire was unique snd as
successful ns could be desired.
in advance that the utmost courtesy and con*
F. P, Forater. President.
B. F. Whltner, Cashier.
S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S
FOR TH E F IR tT
C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L
C A R T E R LUM BER CO.
OUR OFFER IB TO PATRONS AND NON-PATRONS OF THIS
BANK, ALIKE.
If thcro is any particular in which wt may be of service,
our management will highly appreciate your call.
FIND THAT NEGROES IN
JACKSONVILLE HAVE REG
ISTERED THREE TIMES
Our service is justified only as it is helpful to you, to this
community.
The registration officers in Jack
sonville report finding a number of
irregularities in the registration of
the negroes. . Some who have been
convicted of felonies, others swearing
falsely as to date of entrnnee in the
state and place of residence nnd still
others for registering three or four
times.
Five hundred wnrnmts have been
sworn out nnd placed in the* hands of
the'sheriff" for arrests- 'immediately
nnd others will be arrested on elec
tion day if they attempt to vote.
No charge lias yet l>ecn made
ngninst Sanford negroes but it is un
derstood thnt the registration hooks
will he carefully examined nnd if ir
regularities are found the negroes
will he arrested.
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large or small.
\>’K ARE YOUR FRIENDS, HERE.
HOM E IN S T IT U T IO N
WILL GET ELECTION
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RETURNS AT PRINCESS
new Records
President Miller, of the Board of
Trade, expects to have something new
and novel at the next meeting of the
Board of Trade. . The meeting will
occur on election night. November
2nd, and the regular hartquet will
take place nt the Valdez Hotel ns
usual only the banquet will be held
earlier thnn usual nnd the members
will adjourn to the Princess Theatre
nnd hear the election returns The
ticket for the hnnnuet will he $1.25.
‘For one hnnquct and ticket (o the re
turns $1.50. If the member wishes to
take his wife to the election returns
he caq pay $1.75 and get his' lunch
nnd two tickets to the returns. Of
course the ladies are not hnrred from
the luncheon if they are down town
thnt night and want to eat with hub
by. In this event the two banquet
tickets would he $2.50 nnd two tickets
to retumR 50 rents extra.
A big crowd is expected to b« pres
ent nnd not only nttend the banquet
hut go to the theatre~n»wl hear the
returns.
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THE MARION ETTE
(By Oliver llerford.
In Marion Town there’s- n wonderful
show,
Backed by Pep rose nnd Smoot nnd Co.
Presenting the marvelous puppet
clown—
The Marion-ette^
Marfoq Tgwnt
Cut Rate Tire House
Old Ford Garage
W c sell nothing but fully gr . anlied T IR E S nr.d T U B E S .
W hat we have are brand new.
Hicy will never sell as low
as w e ure offering them for the next 30 days, nnd
“ W E B O T H LOSE
IF
YOU DO NO T
B U Y T H E M H E R E .”
BATTERIES
“ E X ID E ”
the "Giant
I hat. Lives in a Box.”
W e have
them to fit nil makes of Automobiles — they sell as low
as
other batteries; why not get the best?
The greatest manikin of the age
Thnt ever,was seen on porch or stage;
Worked by wires and wheels et ect,—
A most remarkable Marion-ette.
J . D. DAVISO N, Manager
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Changes in Prices
It dances to any old tune you please
And straddles the Longue with the
greatest case.
It’s Pro nnd R’s Anti Suffragette,
This highly adaptable Mnrinn-ette.
Though i mippet, It really seems "to
speak,
But behind the scenes stands n pow
erful "clique"
To furnish big words and phrases set
For this nwfully ingenious Marion
ette.
To the Voters, of Seminole County
Ita sonorous gabble brings equal cheer
To the son of toll hnd the profiteer,
For the drys it’s dry, and the weta ft's
wet.
This very nmhlguoua Marion-ette.
Below I give you a record or tne convictions in tne onernr s omce or oeminole County from the time it .was created in July, 191^, up to July I, 1920
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Ita favorite word ia "normalcv,"
Which means "get back to what used
C. M. HAND’S RECORD FOR 42 MONTHS #
B. £ . BRADY'S RECORD FOR 42 MONTHS
to be"
Convicted for violating
Liquor Law* ____56 Convicted for violating Liquor Laws __________ 98
Good old Reaction’s one best bet
la this'truly reliable Marion-ette;
Convicted for violating
Gambling
Lawa_61Convictedfor violating Gambling Law n______ 181
This hoary back-number-ful, phony
Convicted for violating
Vagrancy
Lawa ..
3Convictedforviolating
Vagrancy L aw a_71
stage-thunder-ful,
Convicted'for violating
All Other
Lawa . . . . ____ 3TIConvictedforviolating
nil other la w a 382PerfecUy wonderful Marion-ette!
Total number of convictions under E. E. Brady's Administration-------------------- . . . __ . . . . . 732 cases
AT PRESBYTERIAN CnURCII.
Total number of convictions u nder C. M. Hand’s Administration-------- --------------- — — ----- 494 cases
On Wednesday evening nt eight
Total number of convicUona d uring E. E. Brady’s Administration-over C. M. Hand................... 238 esses
o'clock, Mr. Chas. F. Evans, Southern
The above la from the records of Seminole County and the same are open for inspection to any cJUzen of
Chriatian Endeavor- Field Secretary,
will speak at the Presbyterian Church
this County.
to all young people and their friends.
Mr. Evans is a forceful, interesting
speaker and those who do ndt hear
him will miss much. He has a mes
(Watch this space for further htformation)
sage for everyone who (s interested
in young peoples’ work. " •
Everybody cordially invited.
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$ 2,275
Seven Passenger Chalmers
2,150
2,035
Five Passenger ChalmersJ
$1,170
LOTT MOTOR COMPANY
SANFORD, FLORIDA
E. E*BRADY.
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Friday nnd Saturday, Dec. ,t nnd 4
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O ur membership in the D E P O S IT O R 'S G U A R A N T E E F U N D are insured
A deposit of cash as per certificates issued by banks in N ew York City and other de
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:: Aristos Flour—positively the best J
that money can buy. To introduce j %
it Thursday, Friday and Saturday '
$ 2.20
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' S h in Shinnies . Also a car, load of Plastergen 4-Ply Wall Boar4>. ,d f .you are figuring-on- using any
Wall Board or R oofing,'w e are now in a position to save you
A money, as we purchased above before the last advance in price
We also carry a complete line of
LUMBER AND ,
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loss in accordance
with a contract between our bank and the depositors of the Guarantee Fund.
It is the greatest Presidential cam
paign within the memory of man, the
issues are incomparably great. The
iui
future of the world, the welllbeing
uf all mank,,i i, the deliverance of
peoples and of nations from the dan
gers that visibly beset them these
^ are the issue* of this contest. .The
‘ callous rocklessness with which the
Republican* are carrying on the
campaign is nmnrtng, it is appalling
In tne blindness of their imrUsanship
they appear to give no thought to the
consequences of- (nilicies which they-'
every day proclaim ns the purpose of
their party. Europe sees ami under
stands what it nil means. The Re
publicans would keep us out of the
L^ague of........................................
Nations; all that their re
presentative men nnd their candidate
propose as a substitute is some kind
of an “association" ns yet not formu
lated in word* and utterb- incapable
Our new Cold Storage Plant is now in successful opera-*
of rvaliiation. They would exclude
Us from the benefits of the Peace
tion and we can supply your every wapt in choice Flor
Treaty nnd their candidate put* for
ward, in its place a mere resolution
ida and Western Beef. Pork, Lamb, Sausage. Veal, Liver,
declaring war is at an end, a method
and every Packing 1’louse Products.
•of restoring peace which minds better
informed than his would instantly re
ject as preposterous. They even talk
o f tariff dutius to “exclude the flood
SPECIAL Saturday, Fresh Oysters, qt. 75c
o f foreign goods," which is equival
ent to ‘depriving our debtors of tho
only means of paying their obliga
tion*. Dr.-Vissering of the Nether > O u r delivery* is prompt and you'll get courteous treatlands Rank pointed out at the finan— seia b.e,onferenre tn Rrdswts the Citfi'f' !“ meritTind gridd sefvtct h d r e ^ if yoiT‘ don’t, just tell the
agiiuences of the |K»lieies of isolation
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mad selfishness yrhich the Republi- ! boss.
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Those cons#- > '
qdeners would fall heavily upon US. <>4t 4 4 ^ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 -^ 4 4 4 4 4 -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦>><»♦
In their denunciation of the adminis
tration. of the Peace Treatv, of the
League
Cos-enant, of nil the great
MSB
irks in which Mr. Wilson has been
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themsob. e* fo. hetfayed iittp decUraW, R. KHAN,
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tion* of policy* which would bring po* litieal, social and financial ruin to oth
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And speaking of the Daily reminds
-us that the subscription to this little
of freedom is growing every- day.
I I I t keeps up the pace more carriers
will have to be added, You can have
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This paper dl>es not wish to *>ffeiid
any one in -this political campaignEvery man ha* a right to his own
opinion and this paper will express
It* own opinion without hurting • any
one’s feelings which is our policy tn
this and all other enmpaigns put the
Herald will Mb forth the doctrines, of
Democracy. aT all time* and if the
tru th hurts anyone so he it.
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tf. NEGRO KOHHERS LOOT
B e a u tifu l
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Wires today *i.v tf-.it the ' Greek
VACATED FOR. SUMMED
King- Is grttin * m-cr *fre monker httfr •p r ** T
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and Mayor MacSwoeney is still liv
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sj the Vos* hoo*e m »t of Enterprise,
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Republican speakers here harked occupied in winter time by three “old
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back to the tomb and told about the maids," who arc away for the sum
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benefits of protective tariff.
Old mer but who arc expected home soon.
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Upon their return they will find the
.................. Burglar* here are taking’ every-. house depleted of bedg, bureaus,
chain), umiiiuKOf
mattings, rugs, tables, wmoa*
china,
thing! from dope to engines. Homi inniga,
" lotha
fact, they \vpl
they are not Inclined townrds the silver, bedclothes—In
printing business.
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few day* and think it is all right. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT. IT W( LL TREAT YOU RIGHT." * < -1
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Live Oak an ailptu^riatlcxV wtf* madd ■ The Wanchula Advocate print# tho
towards the expense of sending an pictures of a number of new homes
agricultural exhibit to the state fair. now being b u ilt'b r tjhe/\^a«chula7Py'
•Suwannee county is ono of the best
agricultural epunties in,the state.
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Orlando expects to'hnve a r>00-room
S o u n d s |u n n j f tJ talk \ o n
hotel, coating $3,500,000, located on
Ijike Eola. .The project wa» startod
Refrigerators— but this is
last spring by IL 11. Stout, of Stout
Florida * | . V •! ’
nnd Hughes, Gfoumi will be brok
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friendship. We cannot believe th a t find that they have a kkdaht: fadate.
they understand what they; nro doing,
The matter was reported to the
for it is certain that the normal, hu-* sheriff**i. office sbht^ timejogq, and1 a
man mind could not deliberately in
tend such consequences.
' ' . deputy was sent to fttvemlgateV but
The cnmpnigq dyaws to ita close. did not apprehend the'gidlty parties,
The Republicans are Jubilantly confi A still hunt/waa,instituted, however,
dent, the!Democrats_»re justly appre and yesterday three negroes were arhensive. * Yet the whole course and resU'd nnd placed |in Jail. About $2,outlook of the campaign could be 00(r \forth lof household effects were
changed, would bo changed, if the recovered—sdbio of it burjed. Otlu-r
Democrats could get the truth into arrests will probably .follow.
The
the public mind, could make tht\ peo houschoid goods w^ro carted Away in
ple understand the immeasurable im a Wafcon, and (hi Impression of the
portance of the Unties involved. Four wagon Whiefs led to the recovery of
years ago in September, Mr. Wilson the stolen articles.—-DeLand News.
wap «« surely' beaten ns the Republi
-----------x----------cans now believe Mr. Cox to be heatAt
n
meeting
of the board of coun
cry Victory came to him through la ty commissioners
held recently pt
ter changes In the political situation.
Such changes may yett be wrought In
this eampalgh. The Dieniocrats should
hnve in the, fi$ld a , doz?p speaker*
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trhero-ther
hare -oner and rvery ’ “
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one of the lr speakc rs should lie cquipA D V E R T IS E
ped for the task and capable of the
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task of Yelling the nlain truth about
the League of Nations. Democrats
of means who arc interested in the
success of the campaign should see
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tn ,jt that ther committee-has .funds
ix> clear Ltl^e public mind pf the delu^by
tdn's, ‘misrepresentations and false
hoods, systematically spread abroad
by the campaigners in behalf of Mr.
Harding.—New York Times.
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TI1E SANFORD DAILY HERALD
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Little Happenings
Mention of
Matters In Rrlef
Personal Hems
of Interest
Lexington
In and About
d th e Citg d
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Arrival Departure
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Trilby Branch
No. 100
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Leesburg Branch .
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Oreldo Branch
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times at the Herald office.
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You want post cards to send to
your friends everywhere. Get them
nt the llernjd office.
CASH
AND
Balance on Easy
Monthly In-
Come in to the Herald office and
sec the new line of box papers and
stationery. Prices on these goods
will sell them quick.
Public speaking a t Lake Monroe to
night under the auspices of the Semi
nole County Democratic Executive
Committee.
Don’t forget the Democratic rally
in Sanford Saturday night at eight
o'clock. Several prominent Bpoakorn
will he present to present the vital
questions of the day.
Miss Lucy Bird Smythe, daughter
of Mrs. Campbell, of the Valdez Ho
tel, motored to Miami Sunduy with
the Houstons of Jacksonville, where
they will spend a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lawson nnd Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Purden with their
little daughters, spent yesterday at
pnytona Beach und New Smyrna anil
other east coast points of interest.
The price of the LEX
INGTON has never been in
flated, and we guarantee the
present price until January
first 1921. In other words,
should there be a reduction,
we will refund the drop.
Charles Wentworth left today for
Miami where he will lake a position
with one of the printing .firms of-that
city.' ne'Tins been with the Herald
Printing Co., here for the past year
nnd has many friends who hate to
see him h*avc.
Edwin Meisch and Sherman Moore
spent the week end with home folks
coming home from the University of
Florida in Edwin’s auto and return:
ing early today. ^JThe Sjuiford boys
are making n fine reputation nt the
University.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Mettinger left
yesterday for their home in Jackson
ville after a pleasant visit here to
friends and relatives. Being old res
idents who were identified with the
upbuilding of this city their many
friends here were loath to part with
them nnd hope they will come again
to stay.
We will receive this month
two Special Jobs in. the
Thorobred ( S p o r t ) O n e
Beaver Brown color, Khaki
DINNER PARTY
Top and Curtains to match,
On Friday night Miss Elenor Jtoh]
erts
entertained with a
and Tan Spanish Upholstery, dinnerdelightfully
pnrtv in honor of Miss An
Walker nnd Mr. Ernest Gnrniwith Disteel, Wire or Wood nette
ley, hnving reached their 16th respective birthdays, once more. They
Wheel s in colors to match. , ■were
duly presented with two fine
birthday cakes, esch bearing up un
der the traditional candles.
Covers were laid for Misses Julia
Lning, Annette Walker, Elenor Rob
erts, Mrs. Morris Spencer, Messrs.
Ernest Gormley, Burke Steele, Geo.
Walker nnd Morris Spencer.
At present we have only
onc LEXINGTON in stock
HUNTING SEASON BEGINS
and will be glad to give you
NEXT MONTH. NOVEMBER 20
a demonstration.
Unlawful to Kill More Than One
Deer, Two Turkeys or Twenty
Quail in One Day.
The LEXINGTON is one
of the Few Cars that
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. co$ts .you practically
nothing to operate*
Ask those who
ave
been running these
cars
for
the
past
year.
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The Florida hunting scnsoit begins
next month, November 20th being the
first day Upon which sportsmen may
shoot quail, squirrels, wild turkey,
doves, geese, brant, rails, coots, sand
pipers, deer, Rnipe, ducks nnd plover.
The huntsmen may go in the woods
and get limited numbers of this game
'a fte r November 20th until March 1.
. - A perilb'ri may W rit' in"Tils voting
recinct without a license, a county
censes costs $1.00 nnd a license to
hunt in a county other than the one
a person resides in costs $3.00. A
non-resident of the state may secure
n license by the payment of $15.00.
‘ The law says that an Individual
hunter enn take only4 one deer, two
turkeys, twenty quail or twenty-five
other birds in one dny, also that the
killing for the season must not ex
ceed three deer, ten turkeys and 300
other birds.
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There nre said to be many law
breakers In Florida who do not abide
by the regulations, and In some coun*
tics protective organizations havo
been formed.
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WILL READ. COVENANT OCT. 24.
B. and 0.
ALBANY, N. Y., Oct, 18.—Gover
nor Smith, in a proclamation made
public last night, designated Sun
day, October 24, for the rending of
the covenant of the Icagud of nations
“by all citizens who desire this great
national question disposed of In a
manner that will promote the best
Interests of the United States.”
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HEROIC DEFENDER OF
„ LIEGE YIELDS LIFE
PNEUMONIA ATTACK
Distributors for •
BRUSSELS, OcL 18.—General Le
ieminole, Lake V o man,
defender of Lfewe against the
German advance enriy in the wnr,
lusia, Orange and died nt Liege yesterday from pneu
monia.
----- ----- )t.. ----Osceola Counties FOR RENT—Upstairs
flat, furnish
ed or unfurnished. Four rooms,
bath, kitchenette, porch, modem con
veniences. -Apply 717 E. Second St.
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Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald. Readers
MY GOODNESS ALIVE, MAN!
OPEN MEETING
WOMAN’S CLUB
ON WEDNESDAY
CIVIC PROGRAM AND MRS. JOHN
l.EONARDI WILL TALK ON
ELECTION LAWS
There will be nn open meeting of
the Welfare Department at the Wom
an’s Club on Wednesday afternoon to
which the ladies of Sanford arc cor
dially invited. In addition to n very
fine program on civics, Mrs. John
I^nnanli will give a talk on “ Election
I-aws," which will be of vital Import
ance to the women of the commun
ity just at this time. Mrs, Leonard!
is a lawyer and is well qualified to
present the subject so this is a rare
opportunity fo r our women who are
interested In the ballot to obtain first
hand Information.
• In the Interest of a “city beauti
ful” there will be local speakers of
prominence and it is. hoped to secure
one from W inter Park who Is pri
marily responsible for the beauty of
that attractive little town. Plans of
the civic committee for the improve
ment of our own town will bo pre
sented, nnd the contest for the most
improved grounds will tie Inaugurat
ed. Prizes will be offered for spring
gardens and another step forward
will*be taken in tanking Sanford one
of the prettiest cities in Florida. If
you are interested 'in the improve
ment of your town come out nnd hear
all about it.
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Under the leadership of Its chair
man, Mrs; B. W. Herndon, the Wel
fare department is planning big
things for their w inters work which
can be best told in the message of
Mrs. Thomas G. Whiter, president of
the General Federation of Women’s
Clubs. “There nre big tasks lying
before women—tasks that need such
wisdom as we get from combined
Study, tasks that need the altruism
we get from working together, tasks
I IS JUST SIMPLY AWFUL THE SLASHING THAT
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WE HAVE
BEN DOING TO OUR BRICES DURING THE PAST SEVERAL DAYS
WB CAN SHOW YOU AND PROVE IT TO YOU THAT WE ARE SELL?•NL SOME OF OUR SUITS, THIS SEASON’S 0001)8, BELOW COST
£& n . o f
Y0U A SWT IF YOU CAN SHOW US WHERE
V K ARK MAKING A PROFIT ON OUR CLOTHING THIS WEEK.
Y O U W O N D E tf W H Y ?
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Well It is just like this—Cut-Price Sales have been going on all over the
Country and these stores are most, all of them run by smart men and if
they know what they are doing—why not follow them. We don’t know
(hat we are going to be able to.replace our merchandise a t a figure less
than Jhe last we bought—but still— we don’t know that we are not, eith
er. And—If we are. going to have to do it some time sooner or later, why
not give our customers tno advantage while the fall season is Just s ta rt
ing, a time when It will do them the most good.
E H k )N ’T PULL THE BIGGEST BONE OF YOUR LIFE BY INTFNTIONALLY
OVERLOOKING THIS SALE, BECAYSE ih e BARGAINS are HERE for YOY
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Stop© Tlfaafil Hs IMWenoftHO
NEW STORE STARTS
The ’new Jones store, under the
management of Hnssel Brown, atnrtod last Saturday. All the goods have
not arrived as yet nnd the formal
opening has not taken place but Mr.
Brown hopes to qmko the big day
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Cash must accompany order. Ten
about next Saturday when he will
cents extra if charged.
RATES
have nil his stock in ntnee nnd be
ready for the trade, llrinton CrenAdvertising In this column In which
shnw is his assistant and the new
Ihe nddrras of the advertiser is not
Minimum Charge for any one
store looks nice nnd neat nnd clean
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given but which refers you to Post*
B|uJ rnmiscs to do „ bi(P business on
offiee—Bmr-Nnmber' OF" Care of the"
..Onc._Tlmcvparwwrd^r^r^r.'.
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l!rrnli( MUST be answered accord
Three Times, per word___ _ 2c
the Jones, stores that operate m
ingly. Please do not ank us for the
homes where the big things nre made of
Six Time*’ per w o rd ...____ 3c
various
parts
of
the
state.
namcR
of advertisers advertising in
big nnd the little things are made un
this way. Usually we da not know
important, where children enn be
Over Six Times, 1 -2c per word
PRICKS ARE FALLING
who Ihev nre. and if wc do we nre not
well born nnd joyous nnd grow up to
per Issue.
expected
to telLyor.
noble citizenship. When- the fnmily
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—Food is
income is made to serve the highest now
lending all other necessities jn
Work clothes have taken a drop nt FOR SALE—Ford, A-l condition,.....
family interests: where there are vig the downward
sweiyi of prices. The ’ERKINS A BRITT.
orous American bodies and minds. We level
good tiros, aoine extras, $350 cash.'
m i
of price* naid the farmers fo r
w ant communities that are extension?
Apply
Railroad Restaurant DepoL
'TO
RENT
or
for
.sale,
large
ware
their
products
declined
15.fi
per
cent
of the home, where we shall be In September, according to re|>orts is
house with rnilroad siding.—Chns.
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friends with cnch other, we people of sued bv the department of agricul Tyler, enre Zachary 'Tyler Ven. Co. ROOM AND BOARD, $1T per week,
all races, nnd creeds, whore good ture which covered the entire coun ________________
150-tfr
109 East First street, over Union
sehools, high standards of public try.
Pharmacy.__________________163-tfc
New
line
of
Congoleums
and
Art
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health, recreation, beauty shall tempt
Consumers have already begun to Squares.—A. Knnner, 213-15 Sanford FOR SALE—One good horse. Phono
the finest type of people to come nnd reap
Ave. Phone 550.
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277.____________________ 166-lw-c
the benefit.
live with us nnd bring up thoin chil
Retail prices of clothing nnd more FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms FOR SALE—Republic 3-4 ton truck
dren. We cannot get these things than
other commodities are still
thoroughly overhauled for sale
320 Oak avenue. Phone 308J.
unless we all work together.
We on the250down
grade, government re
cheap. See II. G. Dielerich or W. E.
must put them intd daily intercourse ports, also show.
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Numerous expres
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nnd into politics."
"feS’ERGIZEIt” is n human vne Walthall.
sions
by
high
government
officials
in
Special reduction In menK and la
There will he n business meeting of
that the declines nre the lo mini cleaner, •stimulent. Do it Now, dies* W. L. Douglas shoes.—A. Kanthe dcnnrlment at 3 o’clock and at dicate
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of a permanent decrease In
550.
3:30 the program? will he given. ginning
WANTED—5 or G room house or ner, 213-15 Sanford Ave. Phone
cost of living.
100-tfc
Each member of the Wclfnre depart the general
down
stairs
apartment
in
good
-----------x----------ment is requested to invite some one
neighborhood. Mrs. II. T- Paco, Gen. FOR RENT—Nicely -furnished rooms
A, GOOD "FLIVVER" STORY
who is not a menjber of the clui), to
Delivery.
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nt 320 Oak avenue. Phone 3Q8J.
bo present at this meeting.
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One of the best "flivver” stories
PER KINS & BRITT have brought
we have heard is o ne that has collie to Sanford the PRICE REDUCING LOST—A pair of Krypto
glasses
out of Virginia.' A motorist was go stunt in big chunks. Visit them durwith tortoise shell rims.—Wight
ing up tlie Shenandoah Pike with his ing thMr snle nnd snve some dollnrs. Grocery Co.
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Purity Water fine Cadillac car nt thirty miles an FOR KENT—2 nice furnished house A real first-class
blue serge suit
hour when he heard the honk of a
keeping rooms, running water, two
now be purchased for $39.50 at
As Good as ihe Best
Ford demanding tho rend. Not wish beds ia room.—Mrs. Riddling. 205 can
PERKINS A BRUT.
ing to be passed by a road louse, he
Dally Service
Phone 6G ran his machine up to thirty-five On!: Avehue, Engle Home. • 104-0tp WANTED—Cabinet and fancy Inside
It ENT—Garden lot on the Shares
trimming work, by a first clads
miles. The Ford came up alongside TO—Ten
minutes away from post of mechanic. Phone 218- W.
105-fltc
nnd still insisted upon the road. Then fice,
1,000 strawberry plants on
"Knergize
the Cndillac owner pushed his car to lot. has
Six
"Energizer11
Treatments
will
irrigation nnd Is fenced. ‘tune-up’ your entire body. Be wise,
“Count that day lost, whose forty hut tho Ford was still with Sec orHas
write
C.
II.
Lefflcr.
Ifl4-3tc
him. Gradually he increased his
"DO-IT-NOW."
167-Ot
descending sun
j,
speed to fifty, then to sixty, nnd fin TOR RENT—One Inrgc bed room, 1,-on qai p 1 1/ ii ,»
Sees prices snot to Hell, and ally opened the throttle wide ns he suitable for two young ladies. Ap- j.* ° n L £ 4 ! ? 7 i f c
wanted to see lust how fast that Foril
Business done for Fun”
T ‘ J ,1,
'» P*rr«<t condition.—llrrnld Printcould go. When he had exhausted FOR
SALE—Celery plants.
M. Han-.
linn-. jng
ing'Co.
OR SALT,—Celery
plants. M.
Co.
tf
the limit of his car, the Ford shot | son, Shoo Repnlrer.
1fi5-2tr —*----FOR SALK—H i II. P. nnd 21, H. P.
past him.
.
i FOR RENT—Partly furnished upGasoline engines. Brand n^w and
A day or two Inter this motirist . stairs flat. Four rooiqs. Lain, In perfect condition,—Herald Printwas In n Washington cafe nnd saw kitchenette, porch, modem'convon- Ing Co. •
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tf
his Ford driver, sitting at a nearby jcncea. Apply 717 E. Second St.
FOR
HALE—
IV,
II.
I*,
and
2<
/t
II.
P.
table. He went over to him, touched
104-3tc
Gasoline engines. Brand new and
him on the shoulder and said:
WANTElL-By
"NovT
lit,
a
i
to fi In perfect condition.—Herald Print
"It seems to me that I have seen
room house, unfun.ijned or partly ing Co.
tf
you before."
furnished; or nn apartment. Small
Arrow Collgra. 26c, a t Parkins A
“Yes; I guess you have," replied fnmily nnd references ^exchanged,
the vqupg man with a -3wile*
WHrTcht'hj^'yoitr isVntisfnctory. Ad B rltf.__________ _________________
"Weren’t you the dfivet.of that dress a t once, “Cottage" in care of
Boys clothing has been cul oneFord that passed my Cndillac on the the Herald.
____ dh-tf. thlrd off a t Terkins & Brit.
Shenandoah Pike the other day?" d
FOUND—A dark bay nude With
“Yes."
glass eye by II. Manning, Rand Sid
"Well, what I want to know ip, how
it
ing.
Owner can have same bv pnyyou do it? ”
DAY and NIGHT SERVICE did"Well,
ing
damages.______________
165-Ctp
sir," replied .the Ford driv
er, “t have had more fun out of that TROUBLE HERE? No, not tf It’s
nn “ EXIDE” Battery properly car
car than anything I ever owned. I
took the engine out of that Ford and ed for. Ownem of this Battery should
put a Liberty motor in it. Then I come to the "EXIDE” Battery sta
weighted the car down with iron tion for any trouble. We recharge
wherever I could to hold It on the nnd repair all makes of batteries.—
'
road. The result is that I pass all Ray Brothers, Old Ford Garage.
Sanford, Fla.
105-tf-c
the big bqys on tho road. That car
Nearly New
can make ninety-five miles an hour
Sec our llncf of electrical lamps.—
and the look of chagrin an<L surprise A. Knnner, 213-16 Sanford Avenue.
D IS T R IB U T O R S . F O R
on the faces of tho. big car owners Phone 650.
100-tfc
heats any movie comedy I ever saw." FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish
ed beJl rooms. Inquire 311 Park
LOST—Pink cameo broach set with Avenue. \
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penrit. Finder please return to FOR SANE—Rooming house, 12
Mrn. R. Z. JohnKon, 510 Magnolia nnd
Yooms a n " h a th . Completely fur
receive reward.________
167-4tc nished. 6 year lease. 503 West
IFY O U WANT TO BUY A DESIR Third. Phone 284.
185-Otp
buy"1
ABLE HOME address, C. H. Smith,
Automobile Batteries. We have a
groceries yofl go to a groc
217 E. Third Street. Sanford, Fla.
rental battery fo r you while we
__________ H17D-i2tp; W, 2tp charge yours or make repairs. We
ery store.
WANTED—Industrious lady or. gen sell “EXIDES1* (the Giant that lives
m
tleman agent wanted In Sanford to In a box).—Rny Brothers. Phone 548handle Watkins products. Goods nre —Old Ford Garage.
- 165-tfc
well known everywhere. Agents nver- FOR
chairs,
nge *$1 an hour. Write for full, par-* swings,SALE—Dresser*,
you go to a clothing store
etc. nt Methodist
ticulnrs.—J. R. Watkins Company, C. parsonage, stoves,
Magnolia Ave.
S. 5, Memphis, T e n n . _____ Ifi7-lt-p
The
high
of clothing ia being
STRAYED—On Oct. 8th, one'brown tom down byprice
Perkins A Britt.
mare m ule,'15ti hnnjls high; blind
Wo have just received .a. line ,oi
at 'left eye; $10 reward for any in
REAL ESTATE ace
formation lending to the recovery of silverware and casseroles.—A. KanPhone
same. Notify B. E. Ewing's Store or ner, 213-15 Sanford Ave.
lflO-tfc
A. J. McFarland. Ocoee, Fin. 1fi7-fitc 55Q.___________
IF ""iff" N EED 'O F U g H T ' w’o DD CABBAGE PLANTS FOR S A L E - T h e Heal E sta te M a n "
30,000 Charleston Wakefield ready
fence posts any length, also cull
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cross ties, see O. C. Bryant at Wag Tto sot about Oct. 16th. 11.00 per
oner. Will make prices f. o. b. Wag '.thousand.—F. L. Greene, West Side.
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oner and DeJ,
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im
L o rd 's
Gasoline
Used Cars
B iO . Motor Co.
Dodge Touring
Dodge Roadster
1920
M INUTE M AN SIX
IF -YOU
Dort Touring, 1920
Ford Touring
IF YOU S c
Republic One Ton
Truck *
IF Y OUwant
E. F. LANE
—
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1920
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The Sanford Herald, October 18, 1920
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 18, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 18, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald