119 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4c5728772f4e6566ebc7e38a9ea4fa5b.pdf dc1edba1915b5c1a22690cbb11621902 PDF Text Text Ÿ krJ+ » • ■ \> f'* / / I w» r. . \*7/ m<i•'*/ t v*,V.* ’ / ; S / f •a.J>'v. i v/f Rr\V’ <',i>* r , . .*4 T •f*»y1 1 • •. ■ •- •xi'" - ; « 7 * • . • • • «. *.~v .*•• nf* t •.« .« . ■ :K V • • ■ IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D 'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1920 NUMBER 218 VOLUME Your Income Tax Returns SANFORD DAIRIES SCORED . BY STATE BOARD HEALTH INSPECTOR, D. P. OSBORNE The L atest Wrinkle in Nightmares Sm oothed Out Extensive plans for aiding tax- return fres hln their minds, tho makpnyers in filing their income tax rc- ing out ofa form soon after January turns for the year 1020 are being] 1st will be nn easier task, the bureau AMERICAN CABLE made by thc Burt‘ou o f l n ttrn al. points out than if delayed. NEGRO POPULATION MESSAGES EXAMINED Revenue. Revenue officers will visit j The requirements o i the revenue OF CHICAGO HAS ¡flails BY BRITISH OFFICIALS cvory county ,n the Unitc dSl<*t<?B to uct relating to returns for the yenr GREAT INCREASE _____ " ¡assist in making out thc forms. The 1020 are thcsanie na those for the • (ijr Tfc* AsmcIius Tn*».j ¡date o f their arrival and thc loca- year 1010. Every single person (Hr Tin AiwdilH rnu.) WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.— All Am- tion o f thejr offices will be a n -¡whose net income for 1920 was $1,. WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—Thc nc, erican cablo messages leaving G reat! nouncod through thc press, or may 000 or more nnd cvxery married per? gro population o f Chicago has In­ Britain are examined by thc British! bo obtained on inquiry at offices o f non whose net income was $2000 or creased sixty-five thousand, four hun­ naval intelligence authorities, P rcsi-! collectors o f internal revenue nnd more must file a return. The exdred and nineyt-one in tho last de­ Thc Bcrvicen pf gov- eruptions are $1000 for single per- cade and now Is one hundred nnd EVERY PLACE THAT SELLS MILK and ark NOT DUE TO LAW OF dent Carlton, o f thc Western Union branch offices, tol dthe Senate Committee today, n o emment experts heretofore offered sons nnd $2000 for married perMUST SCORE 60 PER CENT SUPPLY ANI) DEMAND nine thousand, five hundred nnd nine­ said tho action was taken presumably to city experts will Ire continued. 1sons nnd hends o f fnmilies, plus nn ty-four. TO GET A PERMIT SAY FARMERS to throw light on Ireland nnd Bol­ Forms for filing 1920 returns o f additional exemption, o f $200 for Pinchurt Dairy, P. M. Kcciy, own­ (Dr is* am*«uu 4 t »«*») shevism. income tax will be sent by collectors each person dependent upon the tax- REAR ADMIRAL STRAUSS er, 95 per cent. Few better dairies ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10.— Farmers to persons who lost year filed a rc- payer for chief support If such per­ WILL BE COMMANDER anywhere. A credit to any city. Irepresenting sixteen farmers' orgnn- PRESIDENT iftlSII RE* turn. Failure to receive a form , son Is under 18 years o f age or in­ OF ASIATIC FLEET G. W. Spencer Dairy, 75 per cent; jiutions throughout the United PUBLIC MAY RETURN jhowever, does not relieve n person' capable o f self support. A single \cry good and will be better. ( » 7 Th« A u ocU U J P rtii) iStates in conference seeking relief ' ---------'from his obligation otfllc n return person may claim nn exemption of (Dr Th« Auocltltd Tint) V. I within' tho ^tlmo prescribed. Mrs. R. L. Garrison's Dairy, 63 par WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.— Rear Ifr»« falling prices of farm products, Copies $2000 ns the head o f a family if NEW YORK, Dec. 16.— DeValern, may be obtained from offices o f c o l - , he is the sole support o f one or mforc Admiral Strauss will be appointed cent; some improvement. (delegates declared present prices Mrs. M. F. Barnes' Dairy, 60 p e r |neint bankruptcy and not due to law president o f tho Irish Republic, "in lectors o f Internal revenue, brnnch1relatives living in the same house commander-ln-chief of the Asintic lof supplysnd demand. PInns include hiding” in this country but may con- offices, postofflccs nnd banks, nnd j with him, nnd if he exercises con­ fleet with the rank o f admiral in rec­ cent; some improvement. Uosclnnd Dairy, J. C. Staple, own­ I national market and establishment o f Bsldcr returning to Grcnt Britain if are expected tobe nvnilnble on or b e -' trol over household affairs. Dcduc- ognition o f mine bnrrngc work in the er, 58 per cent. North Sea, (banka through co-operntion with farm granted snfe conduct by Premier fore January 1st. I tions from gross income to which Lloyd George, his secretary reported C E. Henry’s Dairy, 42 per cen t; (organizations. Revenue officers assigned to the the taxpeyer is entitled in nrriving today. • improvements being made. work o f assistant tnxpeyers also at net income arc fully explained in ITBNN, ALA. AND GEORGIA The State Board o f Health requires [ will be supplied with forms, concern- the instructions on the forms, RAILROAD IN HANDS n per ccntage o f 60 per cent before ing which, and the various items | Thc bureau is emphasizing this OF RECEIVER TODAY recommending issuing o f permit t o 1o f income to be included, they will j year that the requirement to file n sell milk in the city. Mr. Osborne: I he prepared to answer nny nnd all return rests solely upon a person’s ' (Dr Tl< Aw<xl»W4 rr»»») states very plainly that it makes no questions. It has been demonstrated marital status and thc amount o f his CHATTANOOGA, Tcnn., Dec. 116. difference whether the dairy has ons however, that many questions may or h^r net i come for the yenr 1920. (—The Tennessee, Alabama and Georcow or several hundred, they ail com « be eliminated o f the taxpayer, be- Single persrns whose net income (gia railroad was thrown into the under the samo rulings o f the Stats‘ fore seeking thc assistance o f a was $1000 or more and married (hands of s receiver today. AppllBoard o f Health. In order to sell revenue officer, will carefully study persons whose net income wns $2,Icants claimed the road was a losing milk, butter milk or butter, whether the instructions on the form. 000 or more must flic nrcturn re- j (proposition since it organisation. It it be to private families, hotels o r Thc period fo r ' filing returns i s ' gardlcss o f whether their incomes ( |ls owned by the Russell Sage estate. from January 1st to March 15, 1921. nrc non-ta:table by renson o f their TAX COLLECTORS OF FLO RID A, ,tore8‘ a Pcrmlt from 1,10 cIark *•Thc tax this year as last, may bo paid exemptions. | HAVE GOOD MEETING necessary. Such permits not to Ire■ARMENIA BARRBD BULGARIA, COSTA RICA, FIN­ in full at the time o f filing the rcThe normal tax rate fo r 1920 is A T OCALA lMUcd unUI Da,ry 18 ac° « d ■* FROM THE LEAGUE LAND AND LUXEMBURG turn or in four installments, the first 4 per cent on thc first $4000 o f net --------I *ca8t 60 P®1*. cent* Mr. 0 >lxmie notFOR THE PRESENT JOIN THE LEAGUE o f which is due on or before March income above the exemption, and 18 The Tax Collectors' Association o f , wishing to putanyone out o f bust— 15th, the second on or before June per cent on thc remaining net inthe State o f Florida assembled in anne8B ba8 *uKgestcd that i)tem porary (Br TV* luwUUt Tmi.) ( t f TO* i i M d i U t T r t u .) 15th, the third on or before Septem -' come. The surtax rate, which is nun! session In Ocala, Fla., Decern*>e issued to those who a s » GENEVA, Dec. 16.—The Assembly GENEVA, Dec. 16.—Four new naOtrd arxlnit tho ndmlimlon o f A t ti r v«* ^ 1Ctb* and Mie fourth on or be- computed without the benefit o f the l»*r M.h and 15th, nnd was well at- «bowing some disposition to put th etr ^ I T . ° „ fT ci December Itth. The H r « > . ercm p 'l.n , r .n ,a r to rn 1 per cent tended. <“ " » . » « " » «•“ * “ " « ■ O ' c o - B ­ eni honln. Preiident W ilton’. mi r «4 <*rn* . ? . , gtsllment m u,t accompany the Altnir on the amount o f net income between Jinn. J. Will Yon, State Auditor, 1 However after he returna, f . T » i „ .w m e n la i n T ^ t a t ' o f the return. ' ,1 M * . f d f«Pbn to 05 per cent on . . . nrteent by Invitation and pave > * } * >>e In a few week., no o n . ............. ernburp. . I I»c n 0 n s w h o s e Individual net In. the amount o f net income In exceaa the tax collectors many valuable aug- - 1’ 1 allowed to sell milk or oth er »Üble government permitting her come fo r 1920 wns $5000 and le s s 'o f $1,000,000. gestions for tho handling o f their, ^ “ ‘ Hy Pr°ducta in the city unless their 1eater the league. SUSPENSION OF UNIVERS should nsk for Form 140-A. Those I For the information of taxpayers work; he expressed gratification at ° airie® C0I®c up to the required 60 S1TY STUDENTS UPHELD whose individual-net income was in in filing their returns, there hns the good condition o f thc accounts o f l,<>r ccn*- All persons furnishing hoBY BOARD OF CONTROL or boarding houses, cafes, d ru y excess o f $5000 should ask for tfc n j.rojiurcd by thc Bureau o f In- the tax collectors o f the state and hla trrrjil R-vinm* a si» is c f rFort.arappreciation o f their co-operation 8lores or private families with dairy Form 1040. TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 16.—The tides on the-ir.eoma tax laws and with his department, he stated that Pr°ducts please take notice and b* The Bureau o f Internal Revenue 'State Board o f Control is in monthly is urging taxpayers not to delay-in 1920«regulations, the first o f .which the «ccounts o f the various collectors ■ K°r5 rned J*eopd,nfIjr' . , . . ,. aession here today with the follow­ ml J P m i_ «re better kept and in better shape1 ” r‘ Osborne waa highly pleaaoff the filing o f their returns. Mer­ will appear on January 3d.d Errors nQw ^ ^ ftny Ume Jn ^ h,Btory with the Improvements some o f our Ing members present: J. B. Hodges, men are caatlhc state, gtal<, Thp Stat<J dairy' owners had made since his last chairman, Lake C*ty; E. L. Wart- fnR" up JJe|r g ‘ CounU for the calen- heretofore ncroiuI° " ’ made maue have “ * ve been Drcn noted, nuvcu’ and nuu oof{ thc man, Citra; and J. B. Sutton, Tampa. ^ r ig20# -with the facta and the t « * P « y " l« toid how this year arranging to Install a ’ bookkeeping. vlaIt and *ays O1“ 1 there’s no reason JBFENSE TO TRY TO 8UOW Thc board met in the offices of J. T. figures necessary to make a correct they may be avoided. machine in his office, and send each why they all can't get higher scoresDiamond, secretary MEDICINE CHANGED collector a statement o f his accounts Mr. Wartman o f Citra offered the — — — — — — — — TO POISON ; (each month, which will be greatly , _ ^ 1 jiy ig „ow in g reaolution w ith ' «faran ce ^ V R y P ltS id e h t appreciated by the collector^.. As a MACON, Dec. 16.—Crosis-examtna-[to the resignation o f D r /P . H. Rolfs |matter o f fact a resolution was pass iof Dr. Everhart, Atlanta chcmsit*’ 1who leaves shortly fo r the Republic «ted here today that tho defense o f Brasil. In offering the resolution recommending that the Stat«. Auditor lb« Shepsrd "poison” 1csm m ig h t‘ Mr.* Wairtman aaid that he did §o be given a sufficient number o f as­ ,h°w that the wealthy Houa- with much regret, after 20 years as- 1 ---------sistants to enable, him . to make a evunty nun died from use o f aociation with Dr Rolfs, 14 o f which THE' IDEA OF PRB8IDENT- APPROPRIATIONS^FOR GOVERN­ thorough audit o f each tax collector's MENT W ILL BE CUT TO U G IITm*l which s chemical change had had been o f an official nature, but BLBCT HARDING AND PLANS 1 account at least onco a year ,and this ESTIMATED TH AT OVER T U R K S EN TA X BURDEN “rnrd to poisonous mercury product, that with thla natural regret, there, NEW IDEA was done by the last legislature. .M IL L IO N ARB OUT OF Everhart, the firit o f 42 wit- was mingled corresponding satlsfac-; H r Th« AM ottaud Fr«*«) | Among matters o f interest brought EMPLOYMENT WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.— Repub- ^ d th-* j t............ ............................. - | nam ing, before fo r c this meeting was thc ques• tlfiV u ll by lh® , -----,U t* luvlng :t,0n th* F,0rid,‘ had h**" *° hiRh,y i MAJtlUN, M A R IO N ,^uec. ¿¿“ ^ 16.— G .-IlT r t in g , ac«medin thst was honored. * , 1cording to campaign promese o f more ,ican L* " ,lpr Mondcll declared In the tlon of n bcttcr m .entl0 |aW| ¡t being] !BJ Th« AumIi M frutl the\imercurial c ?poison °i*ou WM LONDON, Dec. 16.— Estimated me viscera Shepard, . The recent expulsion o f . 47 act,ve part part in ,n Vice-President Vice-President in in next next hoU8c in o{ m the tax coucciors coIlcctors m that was a.Uil »... toft. Fred tv w .. ... , students active • " today ^ '. riKld economy ....... — mthc e oeucx oi e tax a il , MKcu by P. ,-----Rosa. ”o*f —* at the University f Florida was npadministration conferred with Vice- appropriations for government» ex- m those who nave have to to administer administer and and cncn- 1...... ...................... mill,on pccp]e na-| fnp ; , John' ,** ---- ,7~ 7r - o■ununisirauon conicrrcu wim vice----------- *— .......... — ■» — osc wno . not h. . dcf' n#e*‘ lf dn»Wri«ta proved by the board, in the following p ^ g ^ n t E j^ t Coolidge on admin- P®"8« wprc necessary to lighten the forcc thc U x arc ,n n 08ition from unemployment in Great Britain. V.,J tfc lotake precautions to resolution, which wlH be incorporated , ; thltlon poUclcs, domestic problems ta* burdpn nnd totaI estimate o f to makc gu^eatioa,, ^ our b w . Government asked to aid. Relief From Falling prices In All Sections ¡near Dairies of Sanford Received Official Score Yesterday SOME IMPROVEMENT ban k r u ptc y COLLECTORS OF TAXES IN OCALA 'AMOMEL CAUSE OF SUDDEN DEATH? Economy is Watchword More ActfreNNow (Of the Administration ^ ,wo S a 'Z L r . .■ [ „ _ lr toi ,n “ ! ............... i : .. ««»oclatlonB o( nation.. of 0». ¡ « « . n r M S ” lhta * * * * m.k o „ |mprov,n,o„t.Ip , „ „ . „ H U T T e ------------ ----------------------------' bY “ >• bll” » n- ,0" r h“ " - oo,l chnnRc. that .r o badly „ « d i d . * L0RIDA 3 RATE CASE COMES UP KING CONSTANTINE drcd mll,,on d°Uar«, chiefly by seal- nnd a conim|ttco fo r thla purp09e wn9' AT WASHINGTON^ ni . caru wn8 ‘ «ken the medicine cd at Tallahassee, FIs., this 13th day AND ROYAIj PARTY ' InK; down oU m ntes of army nnd navy nppointcd> consisting o f W» W. S trip-! ioon ,UY int° " Pol8onou« product, o f December, 1920, that the report o f SAIL FOR GREECE nnd 8Undry civil expenses. Un{i o f MarJon county| K M a rtin 'j. C. Hearing Arguments Between t # or lbe defense called only Dr Albert A Murphrce, president o f --------i , . „ , I , , , , " f Orange covnty, Jno. D. Jlnkins o f. ' State Bodies and Railroads. *ouM V,ltnes*c* but indicated they the University o f Florida, on tho in(Br Th. A«»»ciattd rrn.> I Lake Helen people are rejoicing in Seminole county and W. G. Long of Upon Freight.. • I YENICE, Dec. 16.— Constantile nnd the opening o f their big hotel, the p , kc county. «its U*°i U number ot medical ex- veltigation by himself and' factulay, * • • •° l' r "*dein ••• the m e matter m m ie r o o if haring r at thc univer- thc royal party sailed from Venice Hnrlnn, which will soon be ready for j t wng ' the unanimous opinion o ft WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—The in¡y._ , r‘ r-verhart stated it had alty, be approved, on Creek cruiser for Phnlon. guests. jtbis association '.hat the timo fo r the terstnte commerce; commission conq ' L‘m°nstratcd that chem"Bo it further resolved, Thnt tho psyment of licenses nnd taxes Bhould tinued its hearings today in tho can­ omd i°nt ° f tbe body bnd tur®cd « c e n t action o f Dr. Albert A. Murnot bo changed, as thc tax paper gen- es o f Florldn and Nebraska were fir s t 'Alth u v ,f ° [ ro,'Vc 8UbUmstc.. phree, president o f tho University o f orally throughout the state receive on the list and after arguments in oritiei r\ ! i added« "'om e au- Florida, and his faculty, in suspendtheir returns for citrus fruits, vege- these nrc completed thosd o f Indiana Uouncd f lm k doc8'" w 1 lnK the' students found guilty o f har­ tah'es nnd farm products in the fall Ohio nnd Michigan will bo heard, . .Lf ! he dc^cnso mentioned Inff, bo and the same is hereby sp* and spring, nnd at present they can Representatives o f the carriers •and "iht t„ , u°'?JU'B b>’ wbl' b Ihey proved." pay their taxes at any time from the state were heard yesterday in If you haven't already done your fall shopping, it will not b« the L thcir th«'Y »( November 1st to March 31st, or by thd Utah and Illinois appeals part of wisdom to deiky longer. »¡l'r..1,1. *.u° br” ukl>‘ out by H E N R Y O. W ALLACE. paying thc slight cost o f advertising l „ their arguments the railroads, A new suit and overcoat for father, a coat suit and fora for Wrd .11 , cxaminsUon o f tho IOWA FARM EDITOR, can take until the first o f June beclaimed that failure o f tho state mothet, coats, dresses and shoes for the children; blankets, draper» * I T ? * ! z organa d,d n o t’ fore the land (a »old fo r taxes, raakmissions to increase Lntraatate lea, linen, silverware fo r the home— whatever yotr need, go to the loi* umatlon * but, tbat on ^ e second i. --------i Ing seven months o f the year In whlch to correspond with Interstate, rate* cal stores and bay It'N OW . . u 2 J n °i ^ the poison . " b , « u u i »»..> trvrs ran be paid. Any change in has caused them heavy lota. The PotsiMUbt th® tntentlnes. ’ M IA M I,’ FU ., Dec.' 16.— Senator Keeping np your normal standard, o f living la as''Important to these da es would be a grave error flu te «, on the other, hand, argued that yon as it id to U16 merchant. Business will be normal only so lonK “or ca i ** tbw “ ^Und tiger” j|. Cummins said today that Henry O. and would result in endless conIncreased state rates were not Juatlas we buy normalty^and all o f us want the prosperity' that comes «'tiond* I f deatb by I*0180® were Wallace, Iowa farm editor, probably fuslon and hardship on the part o f fled and would be a burden on th e u c , y W*lter A. Harris, in "d*1 b® next «ccretary o f agriculture. the t*x payer. pub„ c> Don't wait for a farther drop in prices. *8 aoford 1 stores have "I n.v 1041 on Dr. Everhart a**° M*d Harding was coming to Tnr tax coliectorr. present e x p r e s s - ----met the new price level With courage. 'They are offering you fresh, uor” tkf mf de any t»Hnd tiger* IN Miami In February. ed their unqualified approval o f the Col- L. W. Duvalf o f Ocala and tho new, seasonable merchandise, bought on tjie high market, at the flra u I L ? Z ' “ l e i " " 1 " P " r d , -------------------------------------------------------action o f President Murphrce in his management o f the Ocala House, L ji . P°t«>h was not used in ®r* Everhart said, in , answer to a * J; gratifylngly low prices of the new market. endeavor to stamp out the practice o f Officers elected fo r the ensuior U of ' mi.tte d,at«r he had made *lUo«tion defense counsel'D r. John «•„ Do YOUR part. Buy normally and buy NOW, in order that basing in the State University at >e«r were W. G. Long, Lake county, end« i ; , , lq',or on request” o f PunkV Atlanta psthologisti Srall caned . business ‘conditions in Sanford may remain normal Gainesville. president; RAndall Weils o f Putnam. Mri Aii f ° “ nd no P°tash. and had testified briefly when recess But before you buy read the advertisements in The Herald They i Resolutions of appreciation were county, vice-president; J. H. Hughes« It means A hepard-, IC|'t^ rinde11» , Fort Valley, ’ f ‘ are your daily guide to the loci! merchandise market. ,rP«rds sUt.r r *"°y» ',"ra* taken bntU'0:00 o’ clock*. adopted fo r the courtesies extended of Sumpter ■ county, secretary. •end! money In your pocket to study them carefully, • Y Irai « I 0 r * A rm ici °. W fo r this association lation by the press uf the treasurer. Time and place o f next: •naljriU of his viscera ^!)nv y ° u^ P0** curds at the Herald mayor and people o f Ocala, meeting to be Axed by the president. * office. Beautiful view s,.lc each. 55 ■ f l i - » J >,* . , â È k h ' x ; ■ . t~e j �. A lso , TOPICS O F T H E D A Y ' «» • and a “ CASH CUSTOM ER” a Comedy Harry Carey in “ WEST IS WEST Also a COM EDY OUE STORE IS THE GIFT SHOP FOB THE PEOPLE OF THIS SECTION FOB THEY RECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT WE HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE GIFTS FOE THE HOLIDAY TRADE. FOR INSTANCE— • B a r Pins ARE VERY GOOD THIS SEASON AND# W E HAVE THE FINEST LOT OF BA R PINS THAT HAS EVER BEEN SHOWN HERE. AN D THEN YOU MUST SEE OUR DIA­ MOND RINGS, BROOCHES, PINS, ETCL. TOO MANY OF THEM TO MENTION TODAY. COME AND SEE THEM A T PARODIES ALWAYS IK ORDER TW il;e<vT» n on g iiu i& a c -rC a » Ltmflrai Tai** ca.uut t» 4 « * ú a ,« c « a « r a t í » * a * « k j PrJa; » le u » r& iw i «n*u * a j-jc «ruis* * i * c M iíTorta te'oarf r'ty W i A j, í * ¡ ittcjupÍ i y x ÍQuaMU. «s^v^efeíiuar? fies«. 3n*tía»Ta. «r a n r» r/rT*«r£T ja*£. NlaüR. Itt vrtn *. J* a « n t l i r » » rf * í<’* auiCSUli :I.>1|.?|TI1*J f^ TI -f»f a a » trüwiiaií « r a » b « c x<.*a. i f a c i t i : ^ t it ís c » inerir. rO*r tur fiumi tu- intTfcñr'. la .: « u t 4 •.»*». on te Mr **ilL mrT a ír * ?a«r « w rf a*ux rtuni.-ei. «x tí* Tifer? nf titani*. IN uyv Wlac a rua w a . Ti* jamfiar» m : cu>£ <«rr *1. iaa Ja»» t*«rx flfecUfe n *r» erte ffisrt. Xtanur xajjm£y « a HE T t * <*CmuT « t i rtc-rrtírW » it a * í 'í f '- t K l k . * i.D f TI* rVsag » r ftic . >5 Th» una»«, na. junte 3cn?ínt nctr-rs turne. S n n » irmrr nrirtmi' rrom» ■ ujíT. «m t UV4 a * yuare r í JE* a a * »■ t j *C a * ííW jw u V rn tg *m T R Y A D A IL Y H E R A LD W A N T AD FOR R E S Ü L T S -lc A M ORD idtnxs 41 rol*-» 3» a * «taza. t£ T ic é is T i* T in ** nao. i * ví^n^d a: a. JBjvc-ínt flm-n»* t t 38S i iú : miiy «*c s j* ¿ *XUi <jittcg»fey. S f «pe» :in,: ti* tptt * m . i : íoíIK liiiut a mct tC « m » m. : i * zxuamam. tuóc uiC » r r o it iip í ?ar í a Rir-Ufes m i Kmaas. Y a . a * c ^ a n t rf ta jiirrnmqyoe *trriaioL mtmius omanMUiM. t » i.i.irCi*r» Qi£ t í «CTPnnflttic .pirfi«iv ¿2*tóit*xx jctaKüia a « -*xir? jiurriramr p c i n* T t» rtijf w cí. la r T l* ¿w çiouc'- » jn scm iC ünnh «xn» tí s u r » «r 1» J . T . B R A D Y ’S , Jewelrg S tore rihunst-ícL 6t~ Ttav- nr rírn m ^ n i:i.'rs. WiiíU- f i * « n r t n? a * jaruflwr. çr*» « r t e w e . —QUI» S a » NmrmS. f t - t « * «xnrnt? £ * rjs* T t * Yrtîîut uûmriiT? Ja» ûerlûrt j i jp w iw w q îsrttaû. »xrtóig fe girar» « t a t » anta rtaeinr-ra— hnftj» ‘85*** *ct twiife ú**ip*c t f l i l i Otarte» Fmilt r*, iMCtilOu *t'o**t a Zkc «firu -i * , v.U* liü» i i r m j n.3N ^ ísu. Oaxautkntilr fejaiBorr 3a» ;>m. m r r ¡ w . 0 a * SUnnantfe t. nui*» «tt! lû u «: T «* tn»B>. r» dire a íu saaí jrarn : T»r ‘.xa. t am a tn.fetr ; 3t'Sœictn. imaiírCj: Nesmtw. x t a j : S u r. u ; *T«nrlifa. 0 Ç.« ; Y ;t » á ia i 1 JCx. lAnyL CWvcpr ; T«*lÉftMMk, • T e? : Nike. !*•»£ *C S í*»nr: DRUG ST O R E DAYS Then “Opportunity” Ends! C o m e to C a r lo a d S A L E T o d a y ! SELLERS KITCHEN CABINET �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY. DECEMBER U, 1K« Our organization has taken the task of utilizing economy which enables you .to save. MISS KATHRYN W ILKEY. Editor. SOCIAL CALEN DAR FOR THE WEEK ^gian, Suite)_____Trygve Torusen Lillian Shinholscr. Sextette from Lucia, Verdi-Engelman Kathleen Brady. Polka C a p r ic e _______ ______ Kern Cora Rutherford Trollet F or-G ct-M e-N ot_______ Glese Helen Jinkens 'When the Boses Bloom__________ _________ ______ Bertha Mctxler Mildred Hand. Tyrol ............ Spaulding Elisabeth Whitner. Japonic* __________________ Stanford Carmetta Barber. Impromptu _________ Reinhart Margaret Zachary. The meetings o f the Cecilion Club have been suspended for the Christ­ ians holidays until the second Satur­ day in January 'T hursday— E very Week Bridge Club with Mr*. Forrest Lake. * .Merrie Matrons with Mrs. Harry Huren. F rid a y — •M rs. Alex Vaughn gives luncheon fo r Airs. Peyton. T , N. T. with Mrs. J. L. Hart. - Phone 428 M rs. Charles B. Tyler has reto ver home on ? -ake Onoro, having spent the summer in the N orth visiting at Boston, New York, Syracuse and Thousand Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler have as their houseguest their aunt, Mrs. J. W. Buston o f Syracuse, N. Y. Gaining is proven our selling system ------ ffiF - In tomorrow’s Daily Herald advertise som e more ! To you today and start you off* with a Christmas SsvInga Account fo r next year. Ask your neighbor who has one and then talk It over with— pnces ^ Jones Cash Grocery, Inc. 117 East First Street G. F. S. NOTES K i f - ' r m arriage in Titusville, Tuosdny. ---------Miss Elisabeth Humphries and Mrs. N . II. Bullard o f Dade City, Miss M am yc Hager, Miss Claude Brabhm, Miss Maude Brabham and Air. J. R. M lret o f Cocoa and Miss Mary Pagett o f W inter Haven are at the Seminole •while they take the state teachers* examination. T H E PEOPLES B A N K Where the Thrifty People Trade-L ow Prices Does It • Y Christmas Savings In our Bank hai become and how fine it la now for those who had a Christmas Savings Account with t^a this year to come in now and get their m onpy.for gifts or fo r some good cause. i m L confidence of the And your thought* turning to gift* and something for friends, for family, fo r eume one somewhere. What « wonderful idea that / j BRIDGE M rs. Charles Fedder entertained a t bridge Wednesday afternoon in her apartment In the Wcleka. The room s were attractively decorated in polncettias and ferns. Bridge was played at three tables, Mrs. II. B. Lewis winning the prize f o r high score, a beautiful glove box. A delicious salad course was served a t the close o f the game. •Those present were: Mrs. .A . R. s K ey, Airs. Ed Lane, Air». W . J. Thig* pen, Airs. J. S. Smith, Airs. D. W. Smith, Air». L. P. McCullcr, Mrs. Reg­ inald H olly/ Mrs. E. F. Householder, M rs. Fred Wnlsma, Mrs. H .B. Lewis, M rs. C. E. Henry and Miss Wilkcy. CECILIAN MUSIC CLUB Students day program last Satur­ day afternoon was notably good and largely attended. In addition to the usual piano num"bar* were: A part song from four H igh School girls: Lillie Ruth Spenc•or, Florence Ileury, Margaret Zach­ ary and Lillinn Shinholzer. Mrs. Dun­ can •gave a splendid paper on “ Dis­ couragements in Music, Study and H elps to Aleet Them.” Plano selections .covered w e n : tonne Baehmann Emily Bailey. W aterfall ......................... F. S. Mayor Florence Henry Newland Valse C a p r ic e ----------------Sarah Wheoless H obgoblins______ ___ Williams Nezzie Stone 'W a i t s _________ Pressert First Step • Eleanor Bolly S e r e n a d e ____________________ Libert Virginia AIcDaniels T a lse No. 2 ......................... . Durand Madeline Mallam T o the Rising Sun (from Norwe- The Glrlrfi Friendly Society met nt the Parish house Saturday and pnckcd a large box o f gnnies and toys j which they sent to the orphans o f j BASKET BALL GAME TO PIANO OWNERS the St. Mary’s Homo In thu mount-j njn9i These girls aro nlso planning j Sanford High School is going to Owing to an unusual volume o f to givo toysand games to the u n for-, play Kissimmee High School Friday business on tho East Coast my Detunatc children o f Seminole county, night and a very good game la ox- cembcr visit will be delated several They fa?dove in doing good They also ( pccted. The game will be called at weeks.— “ Mack the piano tuner.1* have nor** times an on c i her. t elves.. 3:00 p. m. This is a doubleheader; 215-3tc game, the girls playing first. Every­ body is Invited to come out and see the boys and girls o f Sanford play A T THE STAR THEATRE some good basket ball. TODAY T h l International Correspondence REX BEACH’S Schools are right now training over “ NORTH WIND’S AIALICE" one hundred thousand people fo r bet­ With a Special Cast ter positions and salaries. How about Also, Mack Bennett Comedy you ? Get in touch with Air. Farring­ INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND ton, local representative, “ GINGHAM GIRL" Lincoln ENCE COURSE House. 216-5tp O. A. Farrington, representing the International Correaponednee Schpol o f Scranton, Pa., is conducting a window display at Elders Springs water depot where he would be pleased to meet all ambitious people who are interested In improving their education and condition through a system o f home study. The I. C. S. are the originator» of the correspondence method o f in­ struction and in the 29 years they have been engaged in this work have educated thousands who fo r various reasons would have been unable to get the knowledge necessary to turn fnllurr into success. There nre thou­ sands today holding prominent posi­ tions simply hcenuso they used their spare time for systematic study. F or the past two years Mr. Far­ rington has had charge o f business o f the I. C. S. in West Florida but wns recently transferred to this ter­ ritory. lie likes Sanford and its peo­ ple better than any other on the ter­ ritory and will make it his home. George Fox can take cara o f you f orders fo r express shipments of Christmas orange«. Get fat touch with htm. I 2!5-2tc Sec those new typewriters on sale at the Herald office. They a n tho greatest machine In the market fo r the price. v e n a ve ou r T y p e w r ite r W t, l i l i lbs Universal Keyboard Ruling Device Tabulator Fight tuberculosis! Seals may be bought at the following places. Booth at post office, Mrs. I t J. Holly, chair­ man; Booth at Yowcll's, Airs. John Leonard!, chairman; Mrs W. L. Mor­ gan, county chairman, apartment 16, Welaka Apartments; Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. Geo. Fox, Jr., and Mrs. W. T. Langley, Park avenue. THREE - U N IT - M A C H IN E Possesses every essential feature of larg­ er, heavier and more, costly typewriters, ^ck Spacer Three unit machine: base, carriage and ac- No I>4P*r tion. Many troublesome parts eliminated. The machine for both office and home. 90 character» Does the work of any typewriter regardless 11411 Bearing of cost. Shlft-Carria For foreign languages, especially equipp­ ed with from one to five dead keys—does not enterfere with standard keyboard. lamoru W atch je w e lr y ----------- --------M O L L E --------------------WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY AIEET Shop at the Eatabliahed in 1 8 8 7 Twenty thousand dollar stock of Platinum, Dia­ monds, Jewelry, Bar Pins Cuff Links, Dinner Rings H E N R Y M cLA U LIN Your J ew eler for 3 3 Y ea n FOR RENT garages Braclet Watches, Electric Lamp*, SmokcW Set*, Cassero’ o and other 603-W Shsiziild silverware fo r holiday gift*. 2IM2te FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish­ — A. Kannor, Sanford ave. ed bed roofiis. Inquire 311 Park Ratal Hats! llatsl A t the Quality Avenue. lB7~tfc Shop. See them. FOR RENT—One nicely furnished .room for ono or two gentlemen or ~ Q u ilItj{ clear througlTln all'of "our nice couple. Can have usa o f garage. hats. That’s the Quality Shop. 215-1te Phone 23 for particulars. 206-tfc FOR RENT— Front room furnished K0R *SALE— All the lumber in the fo r housekeeping, call before 8 aJ ^ ndltand n" d nt baseball The Methodist ladies will have a sale o f cooked food and fancy articles to. o r after five p. m. Phone 348-W. 5 ? * , ? “ bargain. See C. L. Britt or Herald office. _______________ 216-tfe at the City Market on Saturday af­ ternoon. 218-2tp UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET— •. A * ®^nner * bjg line of hoIisingle or en su ite., Single room up d*F velocipedes, etc, 213Sanford Ave. _________ 21G~12te A married woman’s rights might stairs, ?16; two rooms*, up-stairs, |25 be used in correcting her husband’s to |30; one room first floor, 820; two ’ AL J. Bradford’s Alattress Factory, wrongs. rooms, first floor, 830. Ono large ‘ f,th gtrcct and Cyprcsn ave. 210-10tp room partly furnished. Consult J. S .; Mohawk Sheets, 81x00, 82.16 ese£ Clark, Rutledge Station or Route A, — A. Knnncr, Sanford Ave. Phone Box 105, Sanford, Fla. 216*&tp 560. 216-12te BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS! Get your Christmas advertising In the Dally Herald. Tho people nre shopping by tho papers theso days and in reading your dally papers you save money. Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taki 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to must accompany all orders. Count five w ord' *n a In cordingly. And that must determine your choice o f a typowriter. You have no place fo r the cheaply constructed machine nor will economy permit the out>ay o f an extravagant sum. Good business tense finds the solution In the MOLLE. The AIOLLE Incorporates every essential feature you find in any machine at any price. Yet it Is unusually simple, both in construction and operation. Built in three unite—base, carriage and action— many extra parts are eliminated. This means a saving in repairs and a bigger saving by keepfng It oi4 the job. The MOLLE lightest o f touch, speediest o f action,, will do anything that a writing machine ie called upon to do with the least amount o f noise and e ff o r t * EXCELS ALL In c encjr* Simplicity and Price t * SEE THEM A T W E HERALD PRINTING CO j FOR RENT— Double flat, eigh t! Christmas boxes o f granges st 83. rooms and bath. J. Musson, 601' G. W . Spencer, Phone 400. 209-10tp Palmetto ave. 215-6tp ----------------- -----------------------All hats reduced nt the Quality Shop. 217-41« FOR SALE— No. 6 Underwood type­ writer, *A-1 condition, 865—San­ ford Truck Growers. 216-tfe I.OST LOST OR ST R A Y E D -C r.c red pig, 4 months old. If found notify E. FOR SALE— A few yard turkey», nice and fat, 60c lb.— G. W. Spen­ B. Randall, Jr., 826 First S tre e t.. cer. Phone 400. 216-7tp 191-tfc Old Line Legal Reserve Life In­ LOST— Brown cameo pin, circled with surance Company wishes Mlcsmsn pearls. Lost somewhere on First and ngonta for Sanfonl and adjoin­ street Return to 703 Oak. Reward. ing territory. Life, commercisi, Airs. C. F. .Marshall. 216-5tc health and accident, automobile, ac­ cident policies, Cloverleaf Life and MISCELLANEOUS Casualty Co,, 417 Realty Building, Jacksonville, Fla. 218- 220-2tp FOR SALE— Army tents in good con­ ROOM AND BOARD, 111 per week. dition, 830 to 840.— Â. C. Tanner, 109 East First street, over Union •"03 E. Magnolia, Lakeland, Fla. Pharmacyr-_____ 103-tfc 214-6tp PRACTICAL NURSE, care o f The Beautiful assortment o f Lion b'.snd Herald. 216-5tp shirts fo r gifts at greatly educed WANTED prices.— A. Kanner._________ 2I6-I2te WANTED— Team work. Inquire of Buy your post cards at the HersM M. Hanson Shoe Shop. 189-60tp office. Beautiful views, lc each. W A N T E D ^!louse or apartment of 3 FOR SALE— Two story 8 roofl House and garage, a bargain. Ap­ or 4 rooms, unfurnished, for man and wife with two school children. ply 402 Sanford ave. ard Fourth St 216-6tp Beat o f references. Seq or write. G. B. S.. job depL, Herald office, dh-tf Look over the elegant new line « stationery at the Herald office before Bureau Scarfs, Table Covers, and buying your Christmas gifts of fin* Baby Blankets, now on sale.— A. Kan­ stationery. We have It In all d*** ner. 216-12tc and all shades at very reasonsble prices. Box Fruit— Mixed( boxes fruit packed to order. Parcel Post boxes and cartoons a specialty. W ater’s Kandy Kitchen. 218-tfc FOR SALE We have cut all prices radically at the Quality Shop. Hats!.Hats! Hats! At the Quality Shop. See them. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— One 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. Walking distance to city. Two lots com er Center and Elm Ave. Two lots west side Palmetto ave., 50 f t from Eleventh S t Make offnr. B. T. Corey, owner, 176 N. Spring S t , Los Angeles, Calif. 208-1 mo-p Just received a new shipment o f W. L. Douglas Shoes. Men's, Ladle»and Children’s shoes at reduced pris­ es.— Kanner’s Store, Sanfotd Avenue. 216-12tc Brown’s Market �: 'x / . j I'**V , ! THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920 HOUSES; POOR MOUNTS Trained Animals Remember and Re. spMMl ta*Signale They Have Seen Cold Taught to Oboy. It Is not always w Im to teach, a hors« to play tricks, as la proved by a story told by an English army of* fleer. .. John Leech's Inimitable circus horse that Instated on sitting down with hla rider whenever he heard a band play was the prototype o f a hone belong* tng to the officer who, In a weak mo­ ment had taught It to rear up and "aalruhifiTbenVver he leaned forward to make a bow. It w e* all very pretty when the officer wns out r/dlng and met any la d y -of ht,a{acquaintance, but It be­ came a nuisance when he was out pig sticking In Indio. He would lenn for­ ward to meet the nmh of n charging hoar with Ida speni^up would go the hdajjt qn t*ny Just lit the moment when the man’s safety depended on his Ink­ ing a true nju(. deadly aim with hla ■pear polqt. The consequence wns thnt . tjm Minina 1' k legs allowed ninny s c a n fri^m'boars' tusks, and he wan lucky.. tbat.he. did .not end tils career wJUkhls body ripped open. The officer had, too, at one time a 25 to 300 Watt in 110 Volts. line but somewhat nervous charger. One'day^on' a* parade the mount and20 to 75 Watts in 32 Volts. denly\gave way with the officer and quietly iny down. The rider thought Everything Electrical for a moment he was 111, but on rous­ him he Immediately sprang to his Expert Installation and ing feet again, quite fit and well. A week or so later when riding with n Repair Work friend tbey stopped for u moment to admire the view, when down the horse went. (It was evident to the officer that he had been trained to He down pfaooe 442 , g|vQu-«)fnnl, hut the inanneve could discover for 'Ïfïè 11fe'-Wc''hli .......... " " 1* 1,,,u ’ w h»t that Signal w in;1>K -.•'humr* Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Gas Stoves and Ranges BALL Hardware Co. National Madza Lamps g il l o n & fry tVERYTHING for THE BUILDER From the Foundation to the R oof HILL LUMBER CO. Quality-Servicd-Price Lord's Purity Water Aa Good u the Beat Daily Service Phone 66 We Guarantee All Battery Repairs Every Dattery repair we make la puranteed for alx months. We ere ■U* to do this because In repairing **y make of battery we ere licensed *• Dl* patented features’ which have ■tde Vests batteries famous.’ Sanford Battery Service Co. L A. HRNAUD, Prop. Phone 18P Illood Pressure—Neuritis The “ Logical Treatment** “ E N E R G IZ E R For Many Human Ills ParaljsU HAD N EW S OF IM PO RT A N CE But Tompkins, Habitually Polite, Hesi­ tated to Addreta .Anyone but tho Head of the Firm.. 'if **~ Tomkins was o f a nervous disposi­ tion; he was aomewhat alow nn«l hesi­ tating In tlm Vof emergency. When be entered an office one day and fotiod a stranger there, Instead of the man tie wanted, be somewhat lost himself. * < ' ■ •troh, I beg your pardon!" he begun “but—but are you Mr. Brown, the head of this firm7" .“ N o; I regret to say I'm not." "I’ m sorry, very sorry Indeed,'' went on .Tomkins. “ 1 bad something I rath­ er wanted to tell him. Do you think he'll be In soon?' “ I’m afraid not. la there anything I can do for, youT’ “ Er — y;.\ perhaps — er — perhaps you'll do at well a* Mr. Brown. May I ask your name!" “ Certainly/7 And ihe stranger gave It. “ Delighted to meet you," said Tom­ kins. “ And now, what ean I do for you, sir?" asked the new-found friend. “ Oh. It's a very await matter—not o f the slightest consequence—er, that Is, I came to tell the bend vf the firm that the building Is on fire I"—Los Angeles Times. RABBITS INSTINCT k l FAULT —■ Probably Would Hava Died In Trap From Which It Mleht Have Escaped With Ease. T have seen a bird tethered to Its breeding place— Its feet held fast by the hairs which lined Its nest—but, until the other day I had never known or heard o f n rabbit being caught In a snare o f Its own devising, writes an observer o f nature. In an old pas­ ture In Middle Tevlotdale, where the grass grows rank beside the old hawthorn hedge which fences the field, a rabbit was seen to be struggling as If striving to escape from s snare. On going up to the spot. I found that the hind legs of the rabbit were firmly bound together with "ropes’* o f grow­ ing grass. Apparently the little cap­ tive had been rolling Itself among the grass, and, In the process, had un­ wittingly woven Its own bonds. The rabbit had evidently been a prisoner for some davs) being thin In body and feeblp from the effects of Ita fruitless struggles for .liberty, while the ground around tlie tu fls.of grass to which It was fastened wns closely cropped, though seemingly Instinct had never suggested that It might hnve eaten Wall of Dragons of Pakln. The dragon acreen of 1‘ ekln la hid­ den behind u hillock In the winter pal­ ace grounds. it la a wall perhaps 20 feet high and 100 long, faced completely with tile cast to reprenent nine large-size dragons In bas relief, of various color*—yellow, purple, buff, maroon, orange— «lancing gayly above emerald billows against a pale blue sky. Most sculptured Chinese dragons are~lifeless, .angular beasts; but hero there Is an altnost un-Chlnese vigor and audacity In the spring and twist of the lithe bodlps. They lenp, whirl, lunge, and writhe until tho spectator steps bnck, half afraid thnt they will come tumbling off the screen, striking at the unwary with their sturdy claws. There arc, I believe, critic* who tench that plastic art should never under­ take to portray moments of activity. If ttilfl be correct,, the dragons stand condemned; but If tbo sculptor niny over rightly give us life tn Its vivid, moving moments, here 1s a master­ piece.—Exchange. P eca n N u t Fresh D aily $1.00 POUND W a t e r ’s K a K it c h e n and we are making the necessary arrangements to have joyful time. W e ’ve done our Christmas shopping ar are practically “all set”. . So we request our friends 1 look ahead just a little so that the “peak” of all your wan will not fall on us next week. D O IT N O W ! Cleaned C u r r a n t s ........................................pound 3E Seeded and Seedless Raisins . . pound 4( Imported Figs ................................................. pound 0E California F i g s ............................................. pkge. 21 English Walnuts . . . . . pound 5( Parragouan Almonds . . . . pound 5( Pecans, S t e w a r t s ...................................... pound 9£ Cocoanuts, best . . 10c, 15c, 20c and 25c eac Shelled English Walnuts and Almonds 0 . pound 60c to 9C Prunes . oound 20c 30c and 5C TRAIN SCHEDULE Corrected on November 15, 1820. Southbound Arrive December 18, 20, 21,22 Make* old Mattresses '-new at onethird the ci'st of a new one. PHONE 80/ 16 BRYAN T ST. 11-lSllm o-p Seed Potatoes M A IN E G R O W N ! 10* nraflUMl • , " ' ’i #* *V In order to remodel this Building : will offer the contents of this ge store room to the highest bidder. Dontfail to avail yourself o f the chance ure the goods at your own price. F. F. DUTTON, Inc Sanford Florida ♦!« SMITH Hit OTHERS Expert Repair Work applies st the Herald. ^ ■ i* Sale Will Commence at Ten A. M. Each Day of Sale $ 5 .5 0 P E R S A C K INSURANCE LANE At the Old Imperial Theatre Building Cor. Second St. and Magnolia Avenue. T h e contents which will be sold con­ sists of second hand goods of all description, too many to list. Greatest Gift In the Worl^ E: To the Stockholders of Sanford Build­ Premier Electric ing & Loan Association: Vacuum Cleaner The annual meeting o f the stock­ holders of the Sanford Building A Cleans wherever dust and dirt Loan Association will be held at ita Collect. office, 10 Magnolia avenue, Sanford, Sold under Factory Guarantee Florida, at eight p. m., Saturday, Jan­ Aak for a demonstration, In uary 8, 1921, fo r the purpose o f elect­ Your Home. ing directors fo r the ensuing year, and to transact such other business F. P. P IN E S as may leg-all come before it. 105 Tal metto Ave. Phone 481 T. J. MILLER, Attest i President A. P. CONNELLY, BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS Secretary l2-8-oaw4t |AT TH E HERALD. E A C H .— FURNITURE for a Xmas RBAL BOTATE. De parta 2:46a. m. 83 _2:36 a. pi* 8:40 a. m. 27 . 1:38 p. m. 9 1 ............ 1:28 p. m. 3:20 p. m. 89_______ 2:55 p.m . 7:45 p. m. 85____________ 7:30p.m . Buy a Present STOCKHOLDERS MEETING British Exile« In Holland. “ On this spot lived, -taught and dle«l John Ilohinsun, 1Q11-1C2.V*—so reads the Inncriptlon on a simple plate North nound In the wall of n picturesque little Departs Arrive house tn the old town of Leyden. Here every year many Americans nnd 2:03 a. m. 82........... 1:48 a. m. English people come to see the spat 84 _11:45 n. m. 12:05 p. m. whoro lived not only John Robinson. 2:55 p. m. 80_______ 2:35 p. m. William Bradford, William Brewster, 4:05 p. m. 92____ 4:00 p. m. and ««her men educated at Cambridge,' 28 ..10:00 p. m. but also many other British exiles Leesburg Branch mostly from the triangle between the riven Alto and Trent and Humber. Deports Arrive They had refused to take their religion •No. 158........... 7:30 a. m. | from the English court, nnd had been 7:35 p. ni. No. 22........... driven from their homes Into the Dutch republic, where conscience wnu •No. 157.......................4:00p.m . free. Most o f them stayed 12 years No. 21.....................11:55a.m . tn Holland and then aalted In the Trilby Branch Speedwell from to Ply­ Departa Arrive mouth, where they Joined other Brit­ 8:00 m. m. •No. 100........... ish exiles In the Mayflower August 1, 3:25 p. m. •No. 24........... 1020. Blood Infusion, •No. 101.......................6:30p.m . In coses where new blood Is re­ •No. 25.................... 2:00 p.m . quired to fill the depleted veins of n Send In ynur locale to the Herald Oviedo Branch human being, It Is not practicable to office. Phono tho news to 148. We use for the purpose the vital fluid of a Arrive Departs dog or any other animal, because It want every bit o f I t Toll us the •No. 126...........ll:0 0 n .m . I would act as n poison, destroying life news each day. 3:40 p. m. •No. 127........... Instead o f saving It. Thin Is f«jf the reason that the blood 'D olly, except Sunday. of a lower animal is not chemically the same n> that of a man. The fact CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS FOR doe* not stem very surprising, but the recent discovery that tho various races SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE CO. o f mankind differ In respect to the chemical make-up o f their blood Is The Christmas vacation for the undeniably curious. schools o f Seminole County will be­ Experience has proved that It will gin on Friday evening, December 17, not do to Introduce the blood of a ne­ 1920. School will re-open after tho gro Into the veins o f a wlhte man or holidays on Monday morning, Janu­ vice versa. And the same remark ap­ JÎÆOUtV ary 3rd, 1921. plies to the Mongol, the Malay and tafitvrr Aar T. W. LAWTON, the American Indian. In any such Freckles Positively Removed by Dr. Superintendent. cases a chemical reaction follows which la Injurious. BRADLEY .MATTRESS FACTORY Orlando, Fla. Rheumatism NOW M AKING PAGE THREE Jh E É h B rra. J. MILLER& SON rAftb-,. — I— :— v T . �TJIB SANFORD DAILY HBfiALD, THURSDAY, PBCKHBBIt 1«. IU » « M IC K IE S A Y S i MANY PfRSOpS 8|H|I TO EjTY THEMSELVES BECAUSE THEY ARE WTTHOUT p u l l Og CAPÉ; J1 OUK M U - 6 C A U M 6 ■ fcpViU \vi tccsjco IV.' crruw. AVÍO NOOVPS OOf, “ vhUV DOkKNtX PVïT'VM A b VUUÙES OJWNBOCW «.ivJ as « re am o t u ' e o e * , u b vu» AVÿ UOUEttS, * \P MANMtMT ^OMfíJ T M ; «WHICH T H E fT E A Y IS ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL IN THIS D AT AND TIME OF COMPETITION TO SUCCESS. BUT THE FACTS ARB ’n iA T U M O R B d tfftr tlN D -WOMEN WHO MADE THE WORLD SIT UP I - HOLLY .. ...... J Q H R H »Editor AND T A K E N « m C $ AlrtXW TlO M ADE^FOH THEMSELVES A REPU­ » LILLARD..Secretary-Treasurer TATION AND W H OSE,N AM ES H A V E CONE DOWN IN THE ANNALS L N E E L u--------General M i u | « r OF HISTORY HAD NEITHER P U L L NOR CAPITAL 'T O START IBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. WITH. YOUR PULL AND C A P IT A L U B S WITHIN YOURSELF. Circulation Ménager QRASP IT T O « A DETERMINATION fH A T . SPELLS 8UCCBSS. A MONT, TUB BETTER OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESS IS AN IN­ H erald O ffice Ì48 or 04, VESTMENT IN T H E SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY 8 PER CENT !h5Tï*Û7 g ii« ipflkUlM CUMULATIVE PRIOR P R EK BRR Bp 8TOCK. IT W ILL PULL Y O U x UPW ARD. TH IS STOCK CAN BE PURCHASED IN CA8H OR IN- io oe’MooÂcovwrfncooôr.Y ; \úónôoxft vou tooasN op Âviol ovN 'ö w w ä ö v ä s '? vôoGAvrr ] VB^PCGT A UtTUB -t\JÜOBrf À D X J ^vVOO>AVJP U v a -XWC ttOCU.OPJ Ijvr^VöÄAUrA^X'* > / general knowledge o f baaineea aqd personal conditions in tbla commun­ ity;'a d d the TANGIBLE SERVICE that It hair always been our poller to , •'• '•? ') *S»> ‘*r' * , * render. . .Jt ‘V* o the basla o f confidence, courtesy. 9 D*Mvw*4 in City >y CArtUf IS CW« and real personal aenrice, we invite ’ M e in e r o f the Associated Presa Kichner, o f SL Paul, Minn., a cousin o f Mrs. Fay's, Mr». Clendel, o f Dav­ enport, Iowa, and son Charles were guosts recently enroute to their win­ ter home in Fort Lauderdale. "Borne weather again. Mlase U ercic.Long, o f Monogahela, Pa., Is expected here this week to vis­ it her parents, Mr. and Mr». D. A. Long and other relative» during the •*rp bringing more people here this holiday season. «fftson than ever before. | M r Rnd Mrs. A. B. Commons, o f ■ 1° Stond Island were caller» at the EllsSanford looks mighty good to tho worth hom? Sunday. 'styangers in our midst right now ___ EAST T i l * city > some lively burg and we Mrs. Toyama recently received rattould keep it such. word from Japan that her youngest — ■" o ------------sister and Mania Mayada had been The greater; thing ir. our Uvea to- married. They will not I come to -day la advertising. This may sound America until next year. Mr». Toyl{ke shop talk but we want to Im- amt aiSo received word that her Ijreas it upon our readers as well as mother had died at her home in “t « r merchants. Japan. , 1?*" ------------- ° ------------Ones» o f Mr. and Mr». Charles •'Y ou never saw a live town that did Dunns little »one is recovering from have a live paper Ailed with ad- ^ M ri0iia illness from acarlet fever, wertitinfc and you never afcw'a liv e '-'T h e little Waiden boy at Cameron tow n that was not made live and kept c ity , has recovered from the dlph^llve by the merchants putting on theria. Dr. Denton used |*»ll preVperial sates and bringing the cautions to prevent other cases, tmaineiu, I The IVzall home on Beardall ave- T ho cold wave is bringing the new Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entxminger p w p le here and we should get busy and Mrs. Will Satcher were visitors tig h t after the holidsya and build in Sanford Wednesday. I m v k s , build shacks, build tents, Clyde Clouscr o f Orlando was call­ Build anything and everything to take ing on old friends Sunday. ca re o f the thousands that are writMr. and Mrs. Geo. LaVine sad Miss ; i&tt here every day wanting accom- Alda were shopping in Orlando «nodatlons. We have many more Saturday. .""hotela than ever before but they are Misa Margaret and Omah Allen « D in g up rapidly and every family spent the week-end with their par­ d a w not Want to live in a hotel no ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen. M atter "how nice they may be. We . Mrs. J. S. Dinkel and Mis* Olive ■reed hundreds o f new houses and we . Dinkel attended the Million Dollar need them this season. Band concert Wednesday J. E. Phipps wae transiting busi­ BAST SANFORD n e s s in Sanford Wednesday. r.> W . T. Rancher will be here • Mrs. E. E. Hardy was shopping in Orlando Thursday. Apopka Sunday and preach a f­ Roy and Bill Coleman and Jsck a r and evening at Moore’s S U Yannades were vldtors in Orlando , '.T h e Moore's Station Christmas tree Saturday. Claude IlcnchcUtr, J. 1L Allen and and entertainment will be Monday C. E. Hartley motored down to Or­ «vesting, December 27th. A special « t f o r i has been made by those in lando Sunday Misa Mary Griggs o f Sanford is o f the arrangements that each visiting Miss Alda LeVlae. -cfc^d In this community shall receive W. A. Woodcock was transacting ■^Ctpeifthlng from the tree whether 'business in Sanford Friday. spjambers o f tho Sunday school or not. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Chapman and A m * will contribution was asked son are exv'cted homo next week to f a r -last Sunday and was responded spend Christinas with Mrs. Chapt o moat generously fo r which the man's" parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. -committee Is truly thankful. Dinkel. * Mrs. Wallace Thompson o f Orlando spent the day, Monday, with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hardy. Mrs. Geo. Stuart Is taking the teacher’s examination in Sanford j this week. The ladies o f the Civic League are holding a bazaar Wednesday fo r the benefit o f the library. They also will have a rummage sale Saturday, De­ cember 18th. • J. S. Dinkel was transacting busi­ ness in Sanford Tuesday. Mr. Rankin and Mr. Bly o f Or­ lando and Chas. Feddur and wife o f Sanford were visiting J. E. Phipps Sunday. year account! EFFECT OF MIND ON BODY Worry, Doubt, F< r and Apprehension Mako tho Phyolcal Oroaniom ftuocoptlblo to DUoaoo. SU 1r:__; near, i»' Since all of the cells of the body are more or less Intelligent and we think not only with the Itraln hut with tbo entire physical organism, we can read­ ily see that our thoughts and convlelions must affect, according to their nature, all of these cells. We can think health Into them or wo can think F. P. Forster, President. FINE STATIONERY The Herald office is headquarters for fine stationery e f all kind» from the printed letter head to the beauti­ ful stationery in boxes that is so dear to the ladies' hearts, You can get this stationery and have your mono­ gram printed on it, making the nift­ iest Christmas gift that you have ever seen and one o f the best. Sta­ tionery coats money these days but our stationery is very reasonable in price and positively the best that money ran buy. See it at the Herald office. B. F. Whltner, Cashier. disease. What hare you been telling these little cell minds tn your body, my friend? Have you b e o Ailing them with worry and anxiety regarding your Ih«U I i, with fear, with dread, with npjiryhcnslon? Hare you been Ailing flfPrft with doubts, with uncertainties, loubt of your ability, lack of faith, (tick of self-confidence? When they ire apparently sick, perhaps tho vic­ tims of your negative thoughts, your discouraging moods, your despondency, are you going to think Into them more despondency, more discouragemerit, more hopelessness, or are you ho!itg to itlmulatc them with hope, faith, confidence, expectancy of better things to come?— Are you going to radiate health Into them, optimism, J.»v?—Oylson Swett Marden, in Chilogo Dally News. Two bord issues fo r the! city of Key West, one o f $100,OOQ fo r street paving and another o f $50,000 for building and improving sidewalks, are reported as successfully sold by' the board o f public works o f this city. I f you have a room for rent, i f you have anything fo r sale, the way to get results is to advertise it through the Want Column o f the Daily Her­ ald. This is tho market page fo r the people who want something. A m p le Stocks $ $ $ KOKOMO, UNITED STATES AND MILLER TIRES HOWE RED TUBES . Holland’s Day of State. Although the Dutch are very democnitlc they still cling to the pageantry thut surrounds the movements of their queen on days of state. A case In point being the opening day of their S B, & O. MOTOR COMPANY parliament, which U quaintly ceremo­ $ Sanford, Florida nious. The queen rides In a glided car­ riage through the streets of The Hague to the old Knights' hall In Par­ liament square, and with crown on her head and her gold-braided prince consort at her side afts on the Ihrone. At this ceremony the Dutch cabinet ministers are compelled by tradition in wear giddy uniforms resembling in ohl-tlme minstrel man In an admiral's W alth all & E strid g e, P rop s.) lint. After this one day of pomp the mhi titers and members of pa Hlament put on their working clothes" and get Welaka Building down to business, while the queen. tvho prides herself on being a typical Dutch woman with domestic tastes. Im« her crown aride for another Specials For. Today *eni-tnlmt«d. One day Aunt Sally, his wife, noticed that he was roaming round from room to room. Presently he called to her from the kitchen. “ Sally, have you seen my pli**?" “ No, Hilly,” she answered. "Can’t y on find ltr "No, 1 can't!” he replied rather vrowly. "I’ve looked upstairs nnd all over, snd 1 can’t find It." "Dldnf you leave It In the bath­ room?" asked Aunt Sally. "No. I didn’t. I’ve looked there. Come and look yourself." As Aunt Sally laid down her paper the heard him laugh. "Have you found It, Hill?" »he u*ked. “ Yes," he replied. "It was In my mouth,"—Youth's Campanlon. A Miner of Bullets. F. U. Lamlej. an ore specialist. Is removing lead and copper-nickel from the hill buck of the target range st l’amp Lewis, near Tacoma. Wash. By means of u “J!g" operated by water power, he shak«-s the heavy metal from the e*rth.>hlch be le excavating. In three month-»’ time, be expects to rvt 100 tons «t metal valued approxi­ mately at $200 a too. and bavin* cleaned up at Camp Lewis, he will take his apparatus to other camp cites. All of the metal-he ¿tines was shot into the hillside by the boys of t'ncle Sam’s army two years ago. Lamley works on a commission hails. "First man to mine a target range;'* •ay* Ijtmlry of himself.—Leslie’s Weekly. * P rom pt Delivery $ $ f Choice . Western and Florida M ea ts Cotton Seed Meal Nitrate Soda on e Our Prices Will Save You Moneÿ CH ASE & COM PANY Service That Counts We hatfe the Sales Force, Location, Experience and Financial It jsponsibility Veal, Pork , M utton , Sausage Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street Richmond, Va. Car lot iccelvers and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce? Consignments Solicited Rtftrtiic*a i PraduM Saporlar Co., Mew York National I life kri City lank Ask Your Bank About U» S&urton ~ C r a ft C*, y. E U S T IS t a t u a i O S FLO R ID A W E DO HEMSTITCHING AND I’ ICOTING FOR THE TRADE MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION ~ Pure, Sweet, Wholesome Delivered Fresh Every Day MILLER’S BAKERY SP E C IA L BARGAINS BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS AT T n B HERALD, EACH— FOR THE FIRST C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L CARTER LUMBER CO. The Citizens of Seminole County GARDINER’S A L L KINDS has bf«n made possible by a broad, THE HOOVER U STBN — ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE WHILE W E TELL ABOUT WHILE W E SING ABOUT a. Suction Sweeper Tfce Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, THIS IS TO BE TU B VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET HELD— IT IS TO BE D B Y O TE D T O YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS. It D to embrmes tho head acts, official or private, o f five coun­ ties is the best section o f tho state. T H A T S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. W E ASK YOU— WILL YOU H R IP 7 remarkable United Shows, bigger and better C & HOWARD Secretary Demonstrated la y ia r ham«. Christmas ord en should ho |lT' MRS. B. E. TAKACH Proprietor >6ANFORD. FLORIDA B. K. WILLIAMS -o r G. A. DIÍEKA. DeLasd Daytona Beach V l# 8 -l« p The Daily Herald subscription list is growing so rapidly that new car­ rier boys are necessary each week. I f you do not get your paper promptly phone 481. Have you seen that beautiful Uoe o f box stationery at the Herald of* fice I Just the thing fo r **tho GW* fo r Christmas. Get It printed with her monogram. Corser o f Park Avenae ash t Commercial Avesse �----------- TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS,w1920 • In arid About MeaUeaof • » . Summary #f (hi Pleatlil Small Talk« Succinctly* Sanford, Fla,, Dec. 16,1020, LETTUCE NO. 16. Carlot Shipment« from Satire Coun­ ptrtM*1 ♦finiere*! try, Wednesday, Dec. 16th. Florida— Sanford S e c t i o n ____;____04 W. n. BATES W ILL MANAGE Florida— Oakland-W,’ G." Section— 2 WEATHER R K F U K A JONES’ CASH STORE HERE Florida— Manatee S e c t io n _________ 1 fo r FlorldaTFalTand continued California— Northern S e c t io n _____1 The announcement that W . R. California— Southern section . . . . . C 1 tonight and Friday; probahBates, of this city, will take the {Tnl-Tt froat tonight In North management o f the Jones’ Cash Store Total cars _______________ 1 ggi Central portion. In Sanford comes as a pleasant, aur* Destinations o f Florida Shipments, 1. Dlnkel and daughter, price among his legion t f friend*. Mr. New York .......................................1 g i t JBate* will take charge of the Jones Olive, of Longwood, are among Waycross . . . . . . . . . _______ ______ _ store on January first and in the to the city today. ^visitors Boston ___ ____ . . . . . ______ _____ ■tore will have the assistance o f Mijk Florence ________ _____ . . . ___ _____ ■jbe sale of cowsj » t Brady’* «table Bates, who will act as cashier and Potomac Y a r d s __________ ....1 many buyer» to clerk and this will mean that the jt# & y , brought ' Unitimoro . . . . . . . . _________ ______ and the stock waa »old mu customers will have service at all the city i Buffalo ___________________________ times. Mr. Bates is an experienced afnrtlsed. #___ Richmond _________________________ merchant having been in the grocery Philadelphia T. C. King, foi and general merchandise business at Pittsburgh Jfft force of John many points in Georgia and Florida. 'Cincinniti a position « He has been a resident o f this city C h ica g o ___ gittlas night clerk. fo r the past three years, being with Jersey City tho Rivers Bros., and has many Witeh the adveitloementa In to- friends here and elsewhere who will ■Si I æuIs . . Dally Herald. Our market be glad to know that he is going in Total c a m __________________ 67 - n will be a money saver fo r the fo r himself. Diversions Filed Since Last Report. jjjfty housewife. Prices arc falling,From Potomac Yards: Out 14th: falling, fallingEARTHQUAKE. SAID TO BE New York, 1. BAD, RECORDED TODAY From Waycross: Out 14th: SL gr*. White and children, o f ChicaI.ouis 1, Buffalo 1. Out 15th, Phila­ - who have been stopping at the I S ; Th, AuocliW d f n u l Vildn Hotel for the past week left WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.— A se- delphia 1. tofcj for ML Dora where they will vere earthquake, said to be the worst Total lettuce shipments from Flor­ ida this season to date, Dec. 15, the remainder o f the aeaton. in two years, wan recoded today by enra _____________________ _____676 the Georgetown University seismo­ If any Sanford citlzcna arc going t6 Total lettuce shipments from Flor­ graph. It is estimated to be 2,800 neighboring cities in the next few ida lost season to same date, miles from Washington. ¿ p they should take some ndvsitis. cars ______ __________________ .'.660 h , for the Million Dollar Band and Shipping Point Information, Dec. 15. AD FOR LABOR get the people to come here ChristSANFORD, F LA .: Cool, clear. CAUSED A RIOT Haullngs heavy. Practically no de­ IN PHILADELPHIA mand or movement. Market demor­ A merry party of Eustis and Toalized. Buyers holding o f f account (By Th« iu w U t t J Frali) prop»* were here today in the PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.— Such condition o f markets and heavy ship­ pnwq of Mr nnd Mrs. Willis Powell a large crowd answercl a contractor’s ments. Too few sales to establish n sad daughter Maxine and Mrs. W il­ advertisement fo r twenty-five men to- market. liam*. Willis Powell Is the live wire Potomac Yards: reports passings dny that' the police; were called to secretary of the Lake County Cham­ maintain order. Applicants began as­ for 24 hours previous tq 11 a. m. to­ ber of Commerce and keeps his coun­ sembling at 4 o’clock in tho morning. day; 13 cars destined: New York 7, ty on the map In large letters. Mrs. Philadelphia 4, Baltimore 1, Buffa­ Williams is the wife o f Secretary W illo 1. COMMUNISTS TUm* of the Eustis Hoard o f Trade. Diversions accomplished at Poto­ IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA FAILED IN PURPOSE mac Yards: New York 4, Philadel­ WILL GIVE A) PLAY phia 2, Pittsburgh 1, Buffalo 1, Bal­ (B r Th* A n K ltlH Fr»tO timore 1. The Junior Christinn Endeavor So­ PARIS, Dec .16.— Attempts by ciety will give a shadow play at tho Communists In Cxocho-Slovaki to ov­ WEATHER AND CROP CONDI­ Pmbytcrian Church Friday night at erthrow the government failed entire­ TIONS IN FLORIDA! FOR T n & 7:00 o’clock for the benefit o f the ly, according to dispatches to the WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 14 Children's Home Society o f Jackson­ French foreign office today. I t said ville Everyone Is invited to come. tho government la e m e r g i n g i n Temperature: Temperatures wore strong position and Communist lead­ generally rquablo in most o f the pen­ Post Cards at the Herald office, lc, ers were jailed. insula, being normal at all regular Try a Herald Want Ad.— It pays. stations, except 2 degrees above nor­ mal at Key W est Freezing occurred in the extreme northern nnd western counties on several days and rather heavy frost In the upper p ortion ' o f the north-central portion. Pcrclpitation: The rainfall was generally deficient, although it was about normal in the extremo western portion o f the section; more moisture is needed id some localities of the South. Rainfall on Mondny probably covered •the extreme northern coun­ ties— being unfavorable on some low lands. The weather Condition o f Crops o f the week, as a whole, was general­ IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT ly favorable-for citrus fruits, celery, BY THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE MONEY MARK­ lettuce, cabbago, strawberries and ET, THE FALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION loots. Some cane was planted, and the planting o f the oat crop is not finAND NEVER IN OUR HISTORY DID ENDURABLE 'lahcd In some localities^ The fall GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A STRONG bean crop has been shipped; It wss very aatdfnctory. •Tomatoes in small APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE. THERE­ quantities are being shipped from tho FORE YOU TURN AT ONCE TO OUR STORE, YOUR south. The planting o f spring truck STORE, FOR SO M ANY YEARS. prop» is under way, Small quantities of strawberries will be available for holiday markets The cano crop has 'been banked and syrup making is Inrgely completed. Ranges nro in fair ¡condition in the peninsula. Tho pe­ FOR YOU AND YOUR FOLKS, HAVING ALWAYS can crop has been mostly harvested; BEEN AND ALW AYS W ILL BE THE STORE WHERE lIt ia short—due, It is believed, to tho cloudy, rainy weather during tho YOU CAN BUY SUITABLE GIFTS A T .CH RISTM AS spring months. TIME OR AT ANY TIME AN D AMONG THEM WE TYRU S COBB CAN ENUMERATE A F EW FOR SUGGESTIONS: MAY MANAGE HOOSIEU KITCHEN CABINETS, IDEAL FIRELESS DETROIT TEAM COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM W A R E , ROCH­ % Iiguttt I« Brief T ¿ The Citÿ «* Arranged for Herald Reader« That ia thy number that win* the lamp and It 1« the only prlx^ that has not been claimed. I f you hold *oy o f the coupon«, look them up, and the winner, come get this lamp. espedally the week before Christmas always is a time when everyone la rushed and each customer is not abld to get the service he or she Is en­ titled to, but in order to live up to our motto o f service, we are retaining the services of the entire force thdt we had during our sale, and if necessary we wilt put on other men ao that you can be assured that at our place you wilt get the usual prompt, m l l T I ’t ff HERE IS GRAYDON I.OWER OF THE BACHMAN BAND 48232353482323535353485353232353482348025353485348 A noloist is cuming, Will be in Sanford soon, He'll set the city humming On every catchy tune. A musician o f great power, Well known across the land, And that is Gray don Lower, Of tho MILLION DOLLAR BAND, Croydon Lower, Euphonium boIo- You C an t M ake H a ÿ Without Sunshine Nor can you make much money without some effort to R eserve Your Resources by establishing credit with a reliable bank. W hy not make some real “ H A Y " in the SUN SHINE by starting a check account ^ k h us Build up your credit that you majF H,6 able to master difficult problems. ist with Ilnrold Bnchninn'n "M IL­ LION DOLLAR BAND” will nppenr In Sanford Christmas week, on his second season with that organization. During the wnr Mr. Lower was lead­ er o f a cavalry band which achieved considerable reputation. He was rec­ ognized as one o f the finest euphon­ ium players In the army service. Mr. Lower was one o f the hits o f the sea­ son with thq "MILLION DOLLAR BAND last season and comes back to the organization this winter after a successful season In Illinois and Iowa as a director of n twclvo piece concert orchestra under his own name. In addition to his work with the brass sextetto and quartette that Mr. Bach­ man is featuring this season, Mr. | Lower will be heard on this sweetest ( toned o f all band instrumenta, in sev­ eral o f the standard solos fo r the euphonium. SATURDAY SPECIALS BANANAS, Do*............. — 40c NEW CROP ENGLI8H WALNUTS, ft ________ 50c LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF Arcadia on January 25 will elect a charter board fo r the purpose of amending the present cit; charter or of adopting a new one. CHRISTMAS CANDIES WATERS CANDY KITCHEN holiday headquarters (Br Th* a*»«<UI*4 ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CASSEROLES, PYREX WARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND F t»»«) AUGUSTA, Dec. 16.— Ty Cobb left today fo r New York fo r a conference j with the owner o f the Detroit Amor- j leans regarding Cobb’s reported toffcr to manago the Tigers. SENATE PASSED » ANTI-STRIKE RILL (By Th* Frau.) WASHINGTON, Dec. 16— Tho Sen­ ate passed the anti-strike bill making interference with interstate commerce ALL NATIONAL BISCUIT CO, 3-LB. CANS. HOMINY, CRACKERS, pkg. — ----------- Per c a n -------------- 3-LB. CANS SAUER KRAUT, GRANULATED SUGAR, Per P o u n d Per C a n ----- ---------------L------- . . . . —. 3-LB. CANS DILL PICKLES, IRISH POTATOES, Per C a n ._________________ Peck ................... . SW IFT PREMIUM HAMS, 3-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, Van Per Pound . . . ------- -------- Camp’s, Per e s n ______ _____ . . . . 2-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, 8-LB. CANS SNOWDRIFT, Van Camp’s, Per C a n _____ _ Can -------------------------- — 1-LB. ROAST BEEF, 6-LB. CANS CRISCO, Per Can . . . . . . . . . 1-LB. CORNED BEEF, 24-LB. GOLD MEDAL FLOURt AT PRE-WAR PRICES SERVICE 51BN W ANT EVADERS PROSECUTED Post Carda at Ute Herald office, lc, CAMPBELL’S SOUP8, MEADOW GOLD BUTTER, Per Pound WASHINGTON, Dec, 16— Charges that the W ar Department ia taking no action toward prosecution o f draft evaders and deserters were filed with the House Judiciary committee today by representatives o f service men’s organizations. Per Can ------- Per Sack ---------------------- ------ Per C a n --------- ------- —... HEBE CREAM, Baby, 1-LB. CANS M AXW ELL HOUSE COFFEE, Per C a n ____________ Per, Cim . . . . . . . . . . HEBE CREAM, Tall, # ». Per Can _________ 1 LORD CURVEUR COFFEE, Per Pound � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 16, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 16, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 16, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b19a39721d4ec9937bc472a0cba8e440.pdf 03c4e10f15c9f7ba292201b4e7717ad5 PDF Text Text aß IN Î H E HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920 GEORGE WRIGHT WILL DO MANY HEARING ON T H E PRESIDENT-ELECT CALLS COMPENSATION BILL STUNTS AND ALSO CARRY COMMONER FOR CON PASSENGERS NEXT SUNDAY 8ULTATION Olr Th* A»*oei»t*4 Fra'«) WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.— Hear­ George Wirght,. tho daring _ young ings on the house bill proposing an • William J e n -1aviator who is here for a few weeks adjusted compensation for form er ser­ conferred with, will pull o f f his “ air circus” next vice men was completed by the sen­ ng on an Asso- Sunday afternoon nt the nvintion field, ate finance committee today and the lie is the first Ho will do all sorts of stunts and will chairman announced the committee be assisted by Albert D om cr and his WELFARE DEPARTMENT HAS w ill meet_ tomorrovj to determine IMPORTANT WORK MAPPED “ trained Ford” and the exhibition will w hat action should be taken on the be well worth witnessing. Lieut. OUT NEXT YEAR measure with one exception tho w it­ Wright is one o f the best In tho pro­ nesses declared it is for cash bonus HOLD-UP MAN WAS fession and has many death defying plan. stunts iq his repertoire. Aside from the stunt flying Lieut. Wright will carry passangers and any_ . , . _ > _ __ _ ___ one wishing to be taken aloft will here last night was today identified ^avc opportunity. The flying o f os Thomas ^cav¿y, o f St. Louis. A 1 daring avintor is described in Wed­ policeman killed the bandit after an ; tho *1’ “ Orlando Morning 1 Sentinel» o-•f ™ r- J nesday ns follow s: other policeman was fatally shot. There wns n lnrgc and appreciative 1audience gathered nt the fair grounds HOUSING PROBLEM yesterday afternoon to witness Lieut. Attiristt* rim . ; Geo. T. W right, “ king o f all dnreON.'.Tt«» 7 " The f * r - •¿ai’U»,“ who performed his death dcconatructive program fy|ng exhibition without mlahnp. As 3f tho nntionnl housing „ preliminary to his “ special stunts,” undertaken at a meet- two Bhlpa took the nir ding barrel imbor o f Commerco o f rouB| tail spins, loops and other death tes January 27. defying exhibits. NUMBER 2 1 » JESS WILLARD WANTS COME RACK WITH JACK DEMPSEY (By Th* AxocliUd Frau.) KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1 7 .-J ess WllInrd expects to train for three months in preparation for a bout with Jack Dempsey in New York, March 17th.' Ilia mnnager says Willard wants to JURISDICTION EXTENDED THRU prove to tho public that he was not OUT COUNTY— NEW DEPUTY himself ct Toledo. SHERIFF TO HANDLE TH E TRAFFIC. NEGRO POPULATION INCREASES IN BIRMINGHAM (Bjr Th* AttfrcUUd Frau) WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—The ne­ gro population o f Birmingham an­ nounced by the census* bureau today was placed at 72,217, an increase of 17,912. Montgomery wns plnced at 19,820, an increase o f 604; Chatta­ nooga, 18,800, an Increase o f 924. LINA MILLS . The special feature was tho ncroUCE W A G F SCAI ES atunts o f Lieut. Wright, who ______ ' gave a thrilling exhibition o f walk- WILL CONSIDER MEMBERSHIP IN URG, Dec. 17.__Spart- *nK on w JnK8 ° f the aeroplane, j HOUSE ACCORDING TO In .'.MiHnn.l hnnging by his ankles by the wing LATE CENSUS. ly adorned the assembly and reception i DETROIT, Dec. 17.— The police ore halls. searching deserted summer cottages Among the guests were Mrs. Has- on the islands in the Detroit river fo r sard of Atlanta, Ga., who is visiting Miss Mary E. Caldwell, whose giovo her mother, Mrs. T. L. Dumas, and wit|z » note saying ahe was being takRACE TROUBLE Kiss Lenoir, of Charleston, the af- en aw ay by four men in a boat was teraoon guest of Mrs. Raymond Key. found today near the river. The is The "shower" for th«j Children’s aged - 18 and camo here from the Home Society was a splendid success, South. contributions in clothing and toys beIng equavitent to thirty dollars ($30) JACKSONVILLE DOCTOR and cash donations amounting to $40 IN SERIOUS TRCL^.LE j -------------------- Welfare DepartmentJACKSONVILLE, 7 .* * 7 .-D r . P. The regular meeting of the Wei- c . P erry, pfrmlnent physician and fare department waa held on Wednea- , unre0n, ajvm whom a capias charg«uy afternoon, Mrs. B. W. Hemdon, fog manslaughter, was served yesterC d ™,?"’ pr**,dln*" day afternoon, waa released today on. Routine business was transacted, at a u o .0 0 0 bond. The serein* o f oa- COLBY ARRIVES IN RIO rsr Tb* Am*cI*u4 Fr***.) RIO JANEIRO, Dec. 17.— Secretary Colby and hia party are expected to arrive here Monday, according to a wireless message today. GAVE HIMSELF UP. J»eae L Y E R L Y , Ga., Dec. 17^-Cheater _ _ lone. E. Logan, of Sutherland, Fla., w ho * - P . l _ _ ‘ A I _ _ I e ° f aurrendered hlmaelf here yeaterday to > jf]| | | l1 J flH ‘ Constable Bullard, declaring that he ®**r w** the murderer o f Carl Doerler at --------Tarpon Springs, FU ., and guilty also flAYS H E WILL TAK E HIS DOU “ • o f robbing the express office and p ost HLE BARRELED S n O T GUN :om- o ffice a t Ozona, a small town near AN D HAVE FIN AL Sutherland, is in ja il here awaiting SETTLEMENT FE D E R A L DISTRICT ATTORNEY FO R FLORIDA ORDERED TO INVESTIGATE was riding In th6 t,on o f 11,0 ,88t cen,U8* , M88ed. whereupon Judge Housholder U h e'c™ totoThc STBAWBEBBIBS BRING BIG ! th .T c o .u ! ¿ '" i r t d ind" d M u n r c d O * ' ,o l u n tot " I' LA» T « T V o « . n d , „ IS abandoned nf- 1 --------- I In Pa” ,nK the ■esumably owing in the track. nf th« nrhUiliinn . . wcntv.fivo mllo I lenl f r flvintr ht « laree , . . . . judgment Judgw PLANT CITY, Dec. 17.— Six re- Houaholder stated that he was con­ frigerator boxes o f strawberries were sldcring the fact that there were tb * 8°ld *n P 'ant City Monday, tile larg* firat o f the kind o f cases to be brought cst amount shipped any day so far before him, and that tho action taken 8ea80n* Pri«*a ranged high. C om -, in these egses was by no mcana to bn Pet*l*on nin them UP from cent* a taken as a precedent as he intended t<»> 10 fl*®# tho ,atter Pricc hc,tl* p,0Ce i,nc8 on aU ,uture oCT«nd«r*Ing throughout moei o f tho day. The action o f the County Commlai Fifty-five cars o f citrus fruit were «loners, Sheriff Brady and- the C ity ' shipped from here within three days Officiols in co-operating this way w* ending Monday. Prices were low, «« to allow the traffic officer to w o rk « ’ running from $1.00 to $1.25 fo r or- both in the city and in the cou n ty C TA anges and tangerines. Twenty ears should be commended by all law ob id O IV 'o f oranges were shipped Saturday. ing citizens. The numerous accident*. ‘ | The Irish potato crop is the largest had on our county highways during X i r r l a l vegetable crop now. Thirty-eight the past sixty days does not sneak a n y J lP n T hampers o f potatoes were shipped In too well fo r the county as it is gen arthe last three days.. A sprinkling o f *Hy conceded that ninety per* cent o f ------------------------- English peas is'appearing on the lo- • » automobile accident* is due eith >N caj market. . f er to reckless driving or speeding. INGTON HOME. prices quoted by Plant City buy- The speed o f twenty-flve miles p e r U4 Fr...) ers: Cabbage, $3.25; cukes, $4.50; hour ia usually taken to be the state )ec. 17.— Preai- egg plnnts, $2.00; lettuce, $2.00; okra, «P««d l*w and any one driving fa s te r sed a residence $4.00; Irish potatoes, $2.00; English than this, especially on turns, corner» ome after Hard- pens, $3.50; pepper, $2.60j squash, or inhere tho view o f the road h* ob­ it is understood $2.00; turnips with tops, $1.25. structed or passing another vehfde. Is it. 1 There has notl been any okra in a liable to b e ta k e n up by the tra ffic ----------week or two. There were fivo hnm- «°P* "ON per« o f cucumbers sold Saturday. ,< I -----) BREAKS LEG ----------------------------1PHOSPHATE EXPLOSTttNT KILLS FIVE MEN LAKELAND, Dec. 17.— Whlio pull­ ing down some vines and limbs en­ BREWSTER, Dec. 17*— Five Run*-tangled in n fence at his home yes­ on bodies, some o f them horribly terday, M. F. Hctherington, formerly l l r V Y L i l l l U l l M L v i l / l i l / mangled, and other practically hlbvWJ editor o f tho Telegram, fell in such~a _____ to bits, are being held in Brewster manner ns to break his left leg below SEVENTY-THREE CARS OF LET- l a d i n g hope o f absolute ideutifleathe knee. TUCE SHIPPED FROM HERE t,,°n’. 08 th® * axl]t o f n,n accfd en u r e r ­ Medical attention was summoned iI .A* g pIo8,on Wh,ch at 2:55 o ’clo c__ k and ho ia resting ns well ns can be St I N N 1ir ( , tI IiTI " f toccurrcd * ™ ___ _________________ n HA VP HlfH RFfflRn ^'l.faro department i «Jude the cemetery in Wr th* A .w .t *4 f-*m> garding the re-lnatatemeni 01 tne department th WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—The fed the state’s attorney at W est Pa «uuimittees. Mrs. W, era! district attorney fo r Florida wns Beach, *ai appointed c ;- • cemetery finance chair- instructed today by the Department ___________________ "“ u whose duties i expected. - «•» will be to call up- o f Justice to investigate tho election EARTHQUAKE IN CHINA on Ibc lot owners to ‘ secure t)icir co- riots between negroes and white* at ______ ALBANIA COMES IN 'probably broken Inst night when 73 8nd co,,cct the funds with Ocoee last month to dctermlno i f ’ the GENEVA, Dec. 17.— Albania was Cnrs o f lettuce were shipped from , 5 * ° .cmp,°y a deeper whose ■ - J Urn. federal .t a le , had been .M ated. ' -t PEKIi G; F’T ,,: ", carc 0f ____________________ hero rocked buildings and created day elected a member of the League this city, all o f them being in refri­ th l 1 VCn cntirely t0 the ine ecemetery. ns *by' “the j gers tor cars This is said to be the Mrs. Roy Rower will CHIEF RENDER M A Y * citement in hotels and clubs. ’ “ Asacmbly. * *'K‘ he chairman of the -------------------------- --greatest number o f cars of lettuce j U(jg C " mctcry lm*i PITCH! FOR TAM PA Pavement com «!,. i, < n^- ! i•C*',!rhe coH*®Mona' T A M P A , Dec. 17^-W lth the start P n n f n r n n p n n f p o r m o r ^J'J be made this section although; more cats o f _Cj *cmi*annunl- o f the winter lcaguo season but three L O n iG T C n C G O l r S T I T lG r I Z E T * ' ' * "dv'sncV ■, n i n 1 cd cry and mixed shipments have gone dental agreed days o f f , Gus Felix, manager o f the . / i i| f , n . I between the lot own* md ths Tampa Smokers, is frantically * n g l-j | c I a||0f| O f ^Q l At 1?n8ncc ehslrman r I This probably accounts fo r the low 0fflcia l ing f o r services o f real baseball play° period, era a t „ . „ I n £ TO _8= B » w “ * ° f th® bU‘ ,n * — ...............- WORLD tT RECORD IN Wl Tech*un on ^ c t t e ^ f n L ^ ' the Iocal P^Wctbook. Gua is going, CHING OF SHIPS DURL with ^ l fhat r a l f aCC,de' 5 THE LAST YEAR. i certain markets with nil that Call- mu>t ] promoted a renemi u , * ^ ^ h hammer and tongs a fte r Chief Bendlb w i a iirao. .** fom in ^an ship and is shipping and *°Jted in the anDolnl,^UB4, T er» 1,18 Indian pitcher, and thinks ho ■nr TX. Fr.«) |hn8 »^Ippln^ this «e«ion. . gIve In Puleaton as chulm, *nt M r“ * T* C8n ^ him to don a Tampa uniform _____ _____ w . . . . _____ , INGTON, Dec. 17.— AmeriIt is unfortunate that the lettuce the mc picture tom m io.. *1” °* * m°tJon for the winter reason. The big chlof ir films. . would be a powerful asset to the local systematized marketing were consld- cnn ship builders broke the world’s market is so low as the stuff at this pjogjyg contention hurling corps In addition to the aid ho ered at a conference of farmers called pre-war record o f launchings during particular time was never better and *pj,0 the better would render In coaching the younger today by the National Board Farm or- the last fiscal year, according to the some o f the finest jettuce that has J •' Problem, pitcher*. What the old fox doesn’t ganlzationa. Delegates urged the con- nnnual report o f the commission o f ever been grown in Florida is b e in g 1 A acked by kno wabout the middle o f the diamond fercnce to sponsor legislation enlarg- navigation issued today. shipped now on a declining m arket j >a and the 1« not written |n baseball annals. ing tho powers of the Federal Reserve ----------------------------02 cars were from Sanford proper, Watsor >8ht-think- s __ _____________________ act allowing theextenrionof-peraonA married woman's rights might four from Oviedo and seven from w o m e n ,««' Deliberate long before doing what al losns andshort timecredit* to far- boused In correcting her husband’s the Winter Garden sectlonu and all o f ntMf .tO ft'il.', *1»*'...................... * ■ • " • .................. .......... wrong*. It waa prime atuff. o ff| cey it 4a impossible to do. umenb-n ican Builders I ^ hips Break Keconl 1^ ltoBfohrt.jnoto“ a^ #. . :aiu,ou �THE SÀNFORb'DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, ♦♦♦♦♦♦ OF FIELD MICE Coast North Dakota Indians Raid Cachas of Delicacy, but Always Lsavs Com In Ita'Placo.. REX BEACH’S North Wind’s Malice i With a Special Cast Also, iMack Sennett Comedy “ GINGHAM GIRL” COMING— Geraldine Farrar in 4,The Riddle— Woman’*, William S. Hart in ‘T he Tel! Gale” “ Huckleberry Finn” ** Humoresque ’ Harry Carey in “ W EST IS W EST Also a COMEDY H A K E FRIENDS WHEN YOU CAN WOULD REMAIN IN BUSINESS Reason Why One Man Has Always Sought to Add to His Acquaint, ances Every Day. Old Doctor Jonts Evidently Was Sat. Itflsd That He Could Rsad His Own Writing. l l y hobby Is enlarging my acquaint­ Old Doctor Jones, who once prac­ ance. For years 1 have found pleas­ ticed medicine In a New Jersey town, ure and proflt In trying to know as was known everywhere ns a notorious­ many people us 1 cun. I alin never jo ly bad speller. lie «llp;>eJ vp on the let the sun set without knowing at simplest words, and people wondered least one more person than I did when how he managed to write prescrip­ 1 started out In the morning, writes tions, especially In medical Latin, so Fred C Kelly In Leslie’s. Why! My that they could be read and under­ answer Is: Why not? Life Is made up stood. Though the "Doc,” as ha was or human relalluns. As I look at It 'tailed, could not spell, be was, never­ the more human contact I achieve tbo theless, accounted a good physician .fuller* my life should be. By human and his patients swore by him. He contact I don’t mean Just being In sent his prescriptions regularly to a crowds, or places where people ere. 1 certain druggist In the town because tncftn meeting people, getUng their this man was the only druggist who points o f view. Lots o f city folk who could rend them. How the druggist tuve plenty of dally opportunity to succeeded In doing It was a mystery meet und know people don't get ac­ to every one. quainted with as many as a man l Everything went well for a long know who lives ou a farm and never time, then one day the druggist was comes to town. Meetlug people Is one taken III and died. His funeral wan thing, making friends or getting ac- largely attended and Doctor Jones qualoted with them Is another. loss- was one o f the principal mourner*. much as humaa beings are admittedly What will become o f “ Doc” now? the most IntvresttyUL things on earth, Who will he get to read his preccrip-why not know as many o f them as pos* tlons? were questions on every one’s Bible? If there are .jnet^rwbo derive Ups. It was nretty general^ a*,t e«o .pleasure from collecting stamps, rare thst the future looked blsck for the coins, canes, love letter*, dogs, why phyaldan, but this man who spelled shouldn’t I give a little serious thought rheumatism "romatls” was not to be to collecting a long Hat o f friends? discouraged. The. day after the obse­ And 4f 1 am 1 mors successful boil- quies of the druggist the following ness -man In consequence of havlhg announcement, printed In long-hand, • many friends all the better for me. appeared In the window of the phar­ Everybody you know la potentially macy: "Dr. Jones has bought this a help to you. There Is no way of drug store. He will continue the blatelling when the humblest person among your acquaintances may not have momentary Importance In some­ thing. you ar« trying to do. 1 .once waa able to get Information that Meant a successful contract through the fact that 1 chanced to be acquaint- J,ook Ml •n<i tired, ed with the fireman In one of the ho- ; tr* Ter? auggestlb talt in San Francisco. ; “ “ d tired for the 1 Now there are two ways of gettldg ,r8a ?*>*» have th* acquainted, with. peoj<e—by Introdue- , ‘ hat unwise sugge ttou and by getting %>to casual con- -i *Re one that you a • Tensilon without Introduction. I try M refreshed. Oi to make tbf.jpgsLnf bq^b these,are- supposing that yoi aoeav but I reganf. the, jorm er’ a* the - *hat oot of sorts more important of tbs two. Jaded, a friendly n -.. . Mabel and'Myrtle. . vary well 3 Repreoesfatlva Dawioo, tha anti ‘ “ mensel, suffrage leader, said at a luncheon: tually. In the coon . "Woman’s place U the home. Whet |Mt * our**,f ln‘ < -aba starts out to Imitate man the h ° f wril betni Marion Suitable Gifts for « 3 . Christmas 1 MAN ILL)Its SETS ir o n » ___________________________ gy.og to $25.00 TOILET SETS f r o m ------------------------------------------------- $5.M to $25.00 1 I ; SGRANE’S FINK STATIONERY, CORRESPONDENCE CARPS all in Christmas Boxe*. FOUNTAIN PENS and EVERSIIARP PENCILS in Sterling Silver and Gold Plated fr o m ________ ______ ______________ 11.00 to 16.00 a m •' *• t . • . ni , • i and 15 cent CIGARS. ' Í Fl* \ f & 2 f .C)S ?I5 T ? iA 8 «CA,ND1KS' HUYLER’ S, W ILEY’ S, WHIT­ M AN’S, LOG CABIN PECAN NUT ROLL. : •i f i j "# [ ç j * • J. «• . — New Line o f CHILDREN’ S BOOKS and all the POPULAR NOVELS o f the day. Na * << > * ^ • • I -v a i 1 I j w Our Christmas IJne o f PERFUMES fresh from tho manufacturers i V a . A.Ri £ r - i ? MAVIS. d j b r k i s s , p i y e r s : , ROGERS ft GALLETT In Christmas p ic k tjts , any filxe. MOBLEY’S DRUG STORE Portable Radiotelephone. The pocket telephono has been brought a step nearer by tho assem­ bling o f tho necessary radiophone ap­ MULE BALKED AT EXECUTION paratus Into a compact unit having a weight of about GO pounds. As a po­ Obstinate to the Last, Animal Com- tential of only six volts to each Is requlrcd to operate the rectifier and palled Buffalo Bill to Completely oscillator bulbs the low-capacity "B* Empty His Ravolver. typo” batteries are dispensed with, It was while serving as a scout un­ according to an Illustrated article In der General Sherldnn In his campaign lhc December Popular Mechanics MagTh e low voltage required Is against tbo Indians In western Knnsjis mine. thst bu.Yuio bill, carrying dispatches, available almost anywhere, na two had to ride a government mule owing six-volt batteries are easily procurable to the scarcity of horse*. Tbo 'mule from any uutomoblle battery service broke away, and Oody bad to walk 85 station. The new unit Is especially mile* during tbo night with tbo animal designed for the use o f motorists, Isolated Just In frout of him, but always out of yachtsmen, campers and farms. Under ordinary conditions It reach I ,. • . “ Will, when he got really and truly h said that the new Instrument may aogry,” says his widow, “ didn’t have be depended upon to operate satisfac­ the sweetest temper In the world. And torily over distances of from five to fif­ by the time the sun rose ho was Juat teen miles. about ten .degrees higher than, fern* heat In hie altitude, toward ,'the mule. Sells Qas by the Therm. Suddenly, the In Fort Lamed ^ ^ ^■ * 7. ■ . ,. ^ jj^ j sollders ■ .--— Under an act placed on the London 1 sound “ “ heard‘ the of* a shot abourjM f. a atatute book gas will In future be sold sen «pother and another at so much a "therm” Instead of so mile away, l^ten» When they reached the much a thousand feet. A therm Is the and another. \r *l't1' 'la* ■ 1 • 1.i_1 | place where the shooting had occurred name given to 100,000 British thermit they found Will stsndln over a dead units, unc of the latter being the mule, cussing ---------------- energetical ,— .) amount of heat absorbed In raising one ‘Boya,’ *“ ii . „ he r . „said, „ there's tha.tough- pound of water onp degree Fahren­ eet, meanest mule I ever saw'.In my heit. The first distributor o f gaa to life, rHe life.' ; made ine walk all -night u t i and announce Its charges by the therm la wouldn’t ever do the South Metropolitan Gaa company, 1 decided that he wouldn't thst to another fellow. So I executed which from the dote of reading peters for the Michaelmas quarter will charge 21 cents a therm. The ras Is declared to contain 550 British Modem Tprasure Islands Situated In the Pacific ocean, nearly midway between America and Asia, Is Her ,01ft. Nauru, a barren' bit of rock only A' young woman was Intereaied In twelve miles In circumference. Thirty charity work and tn one family where or forty years ago almoat anybody she visited there was a ' little girl could have bad It for the asking. To­ whose hair was the same shade as her day It la worth untold millions, owing own. Wishing to show her apprecia­ to the belated discovery that the whole tion for the visitor’s kindness, the Island L< neither mora nor leas than a child called at her house one day and mass oi phosphate rock, aoll fertiliser gave iter n package, saying It was a well known to agriculturist«. In Con­ little present for her. ther ran away. ception bay, Newfoundland, la Bell On opening ll nut fell the child's love­ Island, sold by Its original owner ly braid—tbo only thing »he had li mtny years ago for 8109. It changed abundance. hands again for $2.000.000. This enor­ mous rise In value was due to the dis­ Deliberate long before doing what covery that the Island la composed al* it la impossible to do. most entirely of Ujoo ore. Vpr. year* previously shipmaster* had“ been In the habit o f taking tha heavy, easily handled rock for ballast, dumping It overboard with the utmost unconcern when they loaded up with cargo. Then one day a captain more curious than the others had the strange-looklng "rock” assayed and bis fortune waa made. Not of the Usual Sort. A woman who bad lived In a cer­ tain country town to an age at which her friends bad scarcely assumed thst she was likely to foraaka her spinsterhood, suddenly surprised them by an­ nouncing her engagement to a local bachelor who was considered rather eccentric. A friend of hers took It upon herself to express some little surprise at tlie engagement, and when the fiancee replied: “ Hut what Is It In him you don’ t like!” answered: “ Oh. I don’t dislike him at a ll; It’s only that everybody thinks him— well, not exactly eccentric, but. at any rate, rather singular In many of his ways." •Tlmt may bo." replied the prospec­ tive bride, “ but then, ns be Is so very unlike other men. he la surely more likely to make a c*mk1 husband."— Windsor Mngnzlne. London. Piccadilly's Origin. ’Tipperary," the marching song which had *ueh a vogue In 1014, re­ fer* to Piccadilly. London. England. One story la that the place was named after the Plccadllla ball, where a cer­ tain kind o f lace much In vogue dur­ ing the reign o f Queen Elisabeth waa made. Tlie Ince waa called plccadtlly l*ecau;e of It* spear polots. ■ diminu­ tive of plcn. a pika or spear. Picca­ dilly was once famous for Its gambling houses. In one of these, run by Wa­ lter, the prince regent’* cook. Beau Bruromel won $75.000 In ten minute* ■nd Insisted upon giving oite-half to Sheridan. Repentance la often confounded with determination not to get caught «>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦ M In the northern part of North Da*, kota there grows a bean which la re­ lated to the peanut and o f which the •Indians of that section are very fond. As each plant bears but a single bean, the labor of gathering .tern would be very great, but the tleld mice of that section gather the henna aud hide them for winter consumption In under­ ground storehouses. The ludluns know how to locate the caches and In the autumn they go forili and rob Utem, but the supplies me Imurinbly replaced with corn or some other.grain which tho Indians have In plenty, so that tho little bar- . venters are not starved out. , The beans bava a delicious flavor | and nre highly prised. In the course : of n few days' hunt one Indian may gather two bushels, a few quarts being | secured from each of the underground j storehouses. , . The Indians say that this method o f | gathering food from mouse hoards dates hack to prehistoric times, but •be traditions of tho tribes protect the mice In that It Is taught that dire pun­ ishment falls upon those who take tho beaus without replacing them with corn.—Chicago Journal. again. Operative December 15th, 1920, at noon, the following BeKedale «c Tolls will go into effect. ' ' - ■■■■ - - To’ be collected for one ehain for each o f the following dlvlsio«* o f the Florida Coast Line Canal: ST, JOHNS & N. RIVER CANAL, JUPITER & LAK E WORTH CA NAL, MATANZAS ft HALIFAX CANAL, LAKE WORTH * NEW RIVER CANAL, IIAULOVER CANAL; NEW RIVER ft b i s . CAYNB RAY CANA'Iz (All ¿ ¿ m r e n e n t i are deck length). —■ 1 ------------- -----------VI 1 - Pleasure Boats and Rouse Boats 10c per foot through each chain. 8c per foot through' each chain for Launches 40 f t and nnder (oat engaged In business). ? * Freight and Passenger Boats. 5c per foot through rach chain and 5 per cent on grow rate* frow freight and passengers. . Barges and Lighters in Tow LOADED— 8c per foot through each chain and 5 pe freight.; 8c per foot on tug through each chain. E.MITY— 5c per foot through each chain. Tugs towing i ers 5c per foot through: each chain. . Vish Boats 3c per foot through each chain. A Christmas Gift Thai Never Fails to Please To tlic growing bòy or girl a bicycle means Daily fan1for years to come. '* Exhilerating x^uiieraung ouLdoor oui-aoor exercise that waterings brinr the priceless glow of red blooded health. * 1 Advantageous saving of time, task and money. What better gift, can one give—or receive? This Christmas a B icycle l SANFORD CYCLE CO. »ark.AyenMe...... Post Gards' àt - - Sanford* Florid* e Herald O ffice �FACE TWO THE 8 ANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY. DECBMBBR 17. ltW There is NO FUTURE for AMERICA M ISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Editor. SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK Material empire* whose greatness seemed to stretch to the four corn­ er* o f the earth hare tottered and fallen. The grandeur that wax Rome and the glory that was Greece were scattered to the winds almost overnight, Nineveh and Tyre are bat rel­ ic* o f the ancients. Phone 428 HONOR ROLL OF TUB GRAMMAR SCHOOL Eighth Grade Friday— Mary E. Poles ton, Olive Newman, Mr*. A lex Vaughn gives luncheon Elma Tolar, Georgia Mobley, Tillie fo r Mr*. Peyton. Benjamin, George Wilson, John ShivT. N. T. with Mrs. J. L. Hart. ard, Anna Kanner, Mary Crawford, Miss Marie Tigue left this morn­ Naomia Fellows, Era Me Alexander, ing for Gainesville where she will at­ Irene McGahagin, Velma Shipp, Thel­ tend a dance given by the Pi Kappa ma Spurting, Irma Smith, Carl Doer* ner, Lewis Shipp, Jean Maxwell.' Alpha fraternity. And your thoughts turning to gifts and something for friends, fo r family, fo r come one somewhere. What a wonderful idea that L Christmas Savings Christ Must Be the Cornerstone In our Bank has become and how fine it la now fo r those who had a Christmas Savings Account with us this year to come in now and get their money fo r gifU or for some W ill you do your part to perpetuate America by helping the Churches de­ velop« CHARACTER by which alone a nation can live. W E INVITE YOU TO HELP US Today marks the beginning o f the real holiday gmyety fo r quite a large number o f the college set are arriv­ ing on every train. Those due to­ day are: Miss Scrita Lake from Stuart« H all, Staunton, Va.; Misses Ethel Henry, Hden Peck, Dorothy Rumph, May Thrasher, Gladys Green, Edna Chittenden and Julia Zachary from Florida State College for Wom­ en at Tnllahassee. Miss Rosalcyn Radford from Bessie T yft in Forsyth, Ga., Messrs Alfred Robson, James Robson and John Mcisch from Geor­ gia Military Academy in College Park, Ga.; Paul Radford, from Randolph-Macon School for boys in Vir­ ginia. Ed. Meisch, G. W. Spencer and Allen Jones from the State Univer­ sity at Gainesville Saturday.' Mrs. R. L. .Thrasher leaves for Tam­ pa today to be gone fo r several days. Seventh Grade. Claire Zachry, Canneta Barber, Mary E. Moye, Clifford Shinholser, Emily G riffin, Mildied G riffin, Mar­ garet Peters, Virgie Hyman, Margar­ et Sprout, Bonnie May Kinlaw, Deane Turner, James Brown, Merrill Rob­ erts, Acey Carroway, Andrew Carroway, Briggs Arrington, J. D. Perritt, Fred Weeks, Frederic Slaughter, Frank Chase, Harold Davis, Cloyde Russell, Evcrrtte Brown. SUNDAYS 11 A . M .; 7:30 P. M la m o n a s je w e lr y Want a typewriter? The Herald has the agency fo r the best $65 type­ writer that has ever been put on the market and wo will have a shipment of new machines the last o f this week. I f you are in the market for a typewriter see us before you buy. Herald Printing Co, W / Shofiat thejJiÿ S ten Established in 1887 Tw enty thousand dollar stock of Platinum, Dia­ monds, Jewelry, BarPins Cuff Links, Dinner Rings Etc. EVE1IY-W EEK BRIDGE CLUB. The Every-Week Bridge Club met with Mr*. Forrest Lake Thursday af­ ternoon. The New Smyrna-Coronado Beach Bridge was played at two 'tables Board o f Trade has taken up the with Mrs. T .“t_ Duma*, tho only submovement o f securing construction o f stitute. The prize fo r high score, a bowl o f narcissus, was won by Mrs. s bridge across the S t Johns river at the Osteen ferry. It is proposed to secure the co-operation o f Volusia and A t the close of the game delicious Seminole counties and the State Road Tufreahmentx consisting o f a salad Department. and lee course were served. The orange growers o f Titusville and Mims have organized a Growers Protective League with 25 members. The Association was formed chiefly to prevent stealing o f fruit from the groves, it being claimed that pickers and others were taking fruit away T H E PEOPLES B A N K Watches Sixth Grade Beth Lossing, Margaret Edwards, Camilla Puleston, Eli*both Shoemak*' er, Winnie Walker. Fifth Grade Robert M oye, Henry Russell, Rcba Jones, Alice Elder, Mary Weigh, Pearle Robson, Beatrice Howard, Hel­ en Jtnkins, Thelma Eaton, Stephen Shinholser, Jesse Neely, Erie Lundquist, Nizzio Stone, Nedy Kasaroff, Clara Bell Beaty, Florence Houston, Pearl Glide well. To you today and atart you o ff with a Christmas Sav­ ings Account fo r next year. Ask your neighbor who has one and then talk it over with— H E N R Y M cL A U L IN Yoar Jetaeier for 3 8 Years O ffice supplies-at the Herald. Classified advertisement!, 5 cents a line. N o ad taken for less this 25 cents, and positively no classified ad* charged to anyone. Cub moat accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit tc. cordingly. FOR RENT | Little children, bring your lettm “ phone to Santa Claus tomorrow, Satordiy, 218-3tc 3 p. m.— French Shop. , 219-ltc FURNISHED ROOMS— Toro furnish ed bed rooms. Inquire 3X1 Park Avenue. _________ _ ^ 7 l f c ‘ room fo r one or two gentlemen or nice couple. Can have use o f garage. Phone 23 for particulars. 206-tfc ' Brsclet Watches, Electric Lamp*, Smoking Seta, Caasero'e and other Sheffield silverware for holiday gifts. A. Kanner, Sanford ave. 216-lht A nice assortment of Sterling S i ver and Gold Evershsrp Peuc'.'i mi Fountain Pens at MoL'ey’s Dru| FOR RENT— Front room furnished Store. 219-tfc fo r housekeeping, call before 8 a. I Hats! Hats! Hats! At the Quality m. or after five p. m. Phone 348-W. Shop. See them. 214-dtp I QuiUtyç clear through- in all of our hat*. That’s the Quality Shop. See those new typewriters on sale at the Herald office. They are the to $30; one room f i n t floor, $20; two \ F im n rh m l o f Santa Claus, 3 p. greatest machine in the market for rooms, f i n t floor, $30. One large ro- Saturday at French Shop. 219-ltt the price. room partly furnished. Consult J. S. FOR SALE— AH the lumber in the Clark, Rutledge Station or Route A, | grandstand and fence at baiebtQ Box 195, Sanford, Fla. 215-Stp park i t a bargain. See C. L. Britt Of FOR RENT— Double flat, i lg h t ' Herald office._________________216-tfe krooms and bath. J. Musson, 601| Christmas Cards, Seals, and Tip V , a Incorporated ii . J ta . ill * _* tr.Ll_ _ _ _ n_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ m_ _ _ _ _ a «a MISCELLANEOUS 117 East First Street what a we want, that is why we Y our satisfaction alway: t Our advertisements, we inadvertise so persistently reminder of our particularly low prices tend to serve 109 East F in t street, over Union I * “__L. larmacv.____________________ 1 63-tfc, All hats reduced at the Qaiutf tACTICAL NURSE, care o f The Shop. 217-4* Her* ^ -------------------------------- 216-6tp f O r s a LE— No. 5 Underwood type Tha international Correspondence} A -l jeS.-Sz»* bools are right now training over fon l T . Grower_ 215-tfe With grocery order. Sugar 10c pound without order—All you want. A big selection o f good booki ftf old and young at popular price* »1 Mobley’s D rug Store, 219-tfe WANTED WANTED— Team work. M. Hanson Shoe Shop. Breakfast Bacon Strips, lb. . . Sugar Cured Hams Picnic Hams, lb. . .29 Pure Creamery Butter .64 Maxwell House Coffee .37 3 lb. can . . . . $1.14 Arbuckle Coffee, lb. .33 Tennessee Eggs, doz. .72 Pure Creamery Cheese, lb. . ; . .35 6 lbs. Pillsbury Flour f o r ...........................45 12 lbs. Pillsbury Flour . . . . 24 lbs. Pillsbury Flour . . . 14 lb. Irish Potatoes Onions, lb.................... 04 Octagon Soap, bar, 8c, doz. - - .95 Compound Lard, l b . ..................... .16 By the tub - - .14 Best Rib Bacon -24 California Limas, 21b. .25 Grits or Meal, lb. - 64 Scratch Feed, lb. - .04 100 lbs. Sack for Alaga Syrup, gallon for - 1-2 gallon - 1 1-2 can for Libby’s Spinach, No. 3 can for - Libby’s Dill Pickles Argo Salmon, can - .35 Eagle Milk, can - .29 Aunt Jemima, pan­ cake or Buckwheat .20 Oatmeal, Quaker or Mothers, pkge, Inquire of lS9-60tp Bureau Scarfs, Table Covers, and iby Blankets, now on sale.—A. Kanir. 216-12tc Beautiful Minnehaha Moccasin* j* . Kann#p's. Sanford Ave. B ox Fruit— Mixed| boxes fruit Kandy— Peanut Brittle packed to order. Parcel Pott boxes special, 30c lb. Water’s and cartoons a specialty. Water’s Kandy Kitchen. 213-tie Remember the children with w®* W e have cut all prices radically at o f Zane Grey’s, Eleanor Porter»' the Quality Shop. Booth T a r k in g W « interesting b®** Hats! Hats! Hats! At the Quality at Mobley’s Drug Store. »*£ Shop. See them. Santa Claus will arrive at 3 P- * Saturday at the French Shop. FOR SALE—Army tents in g ^ ditfon, $30 to $40-— A C. Tma* 303 E. Magnolia, Lakeland, FU. Beautiful assortment o f Lion shirts fo r gifts a t greatly n prices.— A. Kanner. Jest received a new shipment <& W. L- Douglas Shoes. Men's, Ladies-' FOR SALE—Two story House and garage, a h and Children'» shoes at reduced prié­ ply 402 Saofcrd ave. arri es.— Kanner’s Store, Sanford Avenue. 21M 2te FOUND WATSON MELON producing three per hill approximatiag 34, SS, 40 lb*-. 1 1-2 cars per acre. Seed $1.25 lb. Reference: Allendale Bank.— L. by coming to Herald offlc’ A. Stoeey, Allendale, S. C. 219-ltp in« fo r this advertisement. �THE SANFORD DAILY £ B R A L D . F R ID A Y , DECEMBER 17, 1920 Heaters and was a clean exhibition o f . the manly a r t The progranj as flm t composed was to Include boxing also but the boxers failed to show; up and there were three bouts o f wrestling that were greatly enjoyed. Tho two preliminary bouts were between John Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves ;as Stoves PAGE T h e Christmas Spirit is beg anci w e are making the necei joyful time. W e ’ve done o are practically “ all set” . Sc look ahead just a little so that will not fall on us next week and Ranges « Cleaned Currants . . . Seeded and Seedless Raisins Imported Figs . California fig s English Walnuts Parragouan A lm onds National Madza Lamps % to 300 Watt in 1(0 Volts. 20 to 75 Watts in 32 Volts E v e r y t h i n g Electrical E x p e rt Installation and Repair Work G IL L O N & F R Y Pkooe 442 Magnolia Are. n o t ic e roa arrucATiox roa leave to ■ELL MINOB’ S LAND. la Coati « f County Judf*. BUU of rictld i, SomIn.I. CountrIn K . EtUU of d o r a lirar 1 \Vm. Tirar. Minoro. Natie, lo lifrelij (|r*n to all wfaotn It roojr ronrtrn, Ibat .ito ih T. l i t i ; u Un.rJUn o f Clort I tn j on j Wm. Hr*r. minor« orili, on lb . 20th d ir of Docombtr, A. I>. 1030. «pplj lo II* lim o n ilo E. V. HmuboUer, Couatj Jndf* In •nd Toc «old Oonntr» al blo o fflie In S.nford, In oold rtjnnty, al IO o'tfock, a. m., or aa aoen ttirrvaflrr aa iba mattar con b* board, fnr anthorlir lo m )I. ai .palile or prlrala aalo, tbo InIrrrot of aatd minora la and to Ibo followlnf tlrorrlbrd roat .alala. In aald Onoilr, lo-w ll: l » i l'Ira II) o f .Block (C) a ccord i«! to N. B , tìararr'o D a l of Marlbam Park Urlata to. Wbltb application orili bo lo w d II*) for «Alo a a n > a nto In aald Dilrd Nor. Htb, A. D.1W O. From the F ou n d a tion BILLY HOFFMAN Quality-Servicd-Price M ’s Parity ter As Good as ike Boot Dtllj Service li P h on e U ' ‘è*’ *'* ' Leo and Collie Biggers and Ed. Moye ■nd Delvin 'H urley and they were heartily cheered as they finished up some) real good amateur wrestling. A ll o f them were home boys and handled each other carefully. The main boat o f the evening be­ tween James Pierson, the light heavy weight champion, o f America and Bil­ ly Hoffman o f this - city. O f course Billy was not supposed to have any chance with the "cham p" and it was sim ply a match to see if Pierson could place Billy's shoulders to the m at twice in 60 minutes. He evident­ ly had a good opinion o f himself to try ouch a difficult fea t-b u t be went a t 'i t manfully and while it looked at timea as though he wouldf get the William o f William he could not put jt over, only getting one fell in the allotted time. Hoffman is some mighty good find was also a clean wrestler. Pierson made many friends by his good, dean work while on the mat and by giving the people a run fo r 11-1» «iste their money and the match was well worth the money. Billy Hoffman ex* pects to put on several good attrac­ tions In the wrestling line at various places in the stato.and may take on Pierson again some time in tho fu ­ ture. Several challenges were issued to Hoffman and Pierscn at the closo of the match and it looked like big city stuff f o r a while. If the local sports here want regu­ n airdlin . STOCKHOLDERS MEETING To the Stockholders of Sanford IluildIng & Loan Association: Tho annual meeting o f the stock* holders o f the Sanford Building & Cleans wherever dust and dirt Loan Association will be held at its Collect. j office, 10 Magnolia avenue, Sanford, Sold under Factory Guarantee Florida, at eight p. m., Saturday, Jan­ Ask for a demonstration ha uary 8,1021, fo r tho purpose o f elect­ Your Home. ing directors for the ensuing year, and to transact such other business as may iegall come before it. 105 Palmetto A re. Phone 481 T. J. MILLER, Attest: ' President. A. P. CONNELLY, BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS Secretary 12-8-oaw4t AT THE HERALD. R A C H u - Premier Electric Vacuum Cleaner F. P. RINES lar attractions in that line Billy Hoff­ man and some more o f the boys here will arrange a regular series o f wrestling and boxing matches dur­ ing the. winter. -V* » * Battery Repairs FINE STATIONERY RAINING GRAFTBR8 Every hittei*y'1repair 'we' mike Id . DeLand Is full o f people who prey nansteed for six months. Wa are upon the public. , They li^ve every •M* to do this borsoso la repairing conceivable kind o f grift, from preach­ «7 battery wo,arf ,Ureaood ing .the gospel to peddling pins. They ** “i t Minted*feeturea which have dll pull against the home merchant, ■*4* Yeats batteries famous. the home minister, the home agent who Is with us the year round, who pays taxes here and helpa every pub­ L. A RBNAUP, Prop.* ' Pkeae 189 lic .benefaction. They should be giv­ en the deaf ear^-D eLand News. , *• Blood Prêteur«— Neuritis Send* iA yolir locals* to the Herald office. Phone the hews to 148. W e’ Tb« "Logical Treatment" want every bit o f i t Tell us the Sanford Battery Service Co. The Herald office is headquarters for fine.stationery o f a ll kinds from the printed letter, head to the beaut!-’ 'Ul sjftionery .in. boxes that is so dear, to the ladles* .hearts. ,YAu can get this stationery and have your mono­ gram printed on.lt,. making the nift­ iest Christmas g ift that you have ever seen and ona o f the best. Sta­ tionery costa money these days but our stationery. It very reasonable in price and positively the best -.that money can buy. See it at-the Herald office. * i . For Many Human Ills Paralela Rheuma tía ib NOW MAKING P ecan N ut R o ll Fresh Daily ......... - $1.00 POUND ate^s Kandy Kitchen I Seed Potatoes V % ;; • _ M A ÌN E G R O W N far a Xmas You Can Get ■Immediate P r e s e n t ' <f" Delioery CrestÁ^GlV^ia the World Cl’ * REAM ESTATE m * ^ -7 -eb d J -^ : rr FIRE INSURANCE 2F pReal . Érti» lan e «ipphès at the Hereid" Sanford Florida P hone �M PAGE FOUR P T tIB SANFORD DAILY A B R A L O ,T it lQ A T , M C B M B B R 17, 11*4 f e M w w y if U r iM i iiM f l k i t I n U BalhIJav. IVI lU riitU A' ( t * I t f HOMS TONNH P M f ft AlMf ^ Stated. fUtW* Towi/i and S trength of '.*> M\ -V; ■*‘i"" ’ " H' i' - (, #r fA *•*. :. 6» IMOFF TOflUlT SX.nUMAS TH‘ TOWMAM’ N O TTU * WkVSM VAOLN «MOKC\ TU SN AVMT UAAOIM A M ( \t o n o a o u t vjvmcC ow es ML J. H O L L Y ............................. Editor IN A MiVUUS TKKT HS VAJX IN A 37. J. L IL L A R D .. Secretary-Treasurer General Manager B. A . NEEL UVBGtT PUkCt SO HI COULD RUM I 1WMM ON A BIDDER SCALE \ J ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. Circulation Manager Phone Herald Office 148 or 04, M a r tilla r l i U i Mala S&lira it applicali*« Dtllvwad la City by Carri,r 13 Onta Zfhts& anh ■ WILL SETTLE THE QUESTION OF H O W MUCH H E AMOUNTS TO AND W H A T HE W ILL ACCOMPLISH IN LIFE. WHATEVER YOUR PRESENT CIRCUMSTANCES ARE, T H E Y ARE T H E BEST CIRCUM­ STANCES ON WHICH TO BEGIN ON TH E ROAD UPWARD AND THE SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY 8 PER CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOH PREFERRED STOCK IS ONE O F TOE BEST OPPORTUNITIES OFFRRED AS THE FIRST STEPPING STONE ON THE UPW ARD TREAD TO PROSPERITY AND HAPPINESS. TO IS 8T0CK CAN BE PURCHASED IN CASH OR INSTALLMENTS. TH ERE IS NONE BET- has been iftade possible by a broad, general knowledge o f business and personal conditions la this commonity, and the TANGIBLE SERVICE that It has always been onr policy to render. On the baala of confidence, courtesy, and real personal service, we Inrite Member o f the Associated Press your aeconnL names and names. Some have a meaning o f their own and some have none at all, mere collections o f let­ ters to indicate the person or thing Easy to imagine the sleigh bells. to which they may be attached. SayEspecially with all the cow bells ing nothing o f the Infinite vnrlety of ringing, human ntmes let us consider for a moment the names which belong to The old town will be some lively the press o f Florida. Some arc town next week nnd the week a ft e r .' merely conventional,names which ------------- o------------j have been applied to thousands of O f course there are some who are papers since papers were first pubafraid o f a loud noise nnd would nov-jlished for the edification and instruce r have any business but their own tion o f mankind. Some are the Times, boosted. Tribune, Herald, News, Chronicle, .............. o -------------etc. Of the Times then* is ono at But in boosting the whole tow^i you Moore Haven, one at Sarasota, one boost ynui* ry~r. little business and at St. Petersburg, ono at Tampa, one boost your neighbor’s as well which is nt Melbourne, one at Apalachicola, ■bowing the, proper Christian spirit'nnd one nt Quincy. The Times seems *nd the proper Christmas spirit. ' to have led the list when the names ------------- o------------jwere given out, or chosen, aa the caso Met an "old Scrooge” the other day may Le. Of the Tribune wc know w h o aa!d “ out on the Christmas” and , but two, but one, at Tampa, covers he really meant it fo r he never did a ‘ the state cfficicnU y and well. Poskind thing in all his life and he docs sibly the name Tribune brought unn ot intend to start in now. And he pleasant memories o f Horace Grcely, w ill die and go to— well across Lake and was not deemed appropriate in a Monroe anyhow, some day and then ‘ solidly democratic state. But the ono It will be Merry Chrirtnur again with ; at Cocoa took chances, and its lady Christmas weather now. MODERN DOLL WORK OF ART Children of tha Long Ago Ware Satl* fled With Very Ordinary Ceuntais fetta of Nature. Tt Is Interesting to contrast the plump, really truly looking American doll o f today with the crude, legless, Imig-nnned wooden dollies wllh which the little Egyptian girls used to play. These Egyptian dolls had wooden nalr nnd funny long nrtns that reached al­ most to the knee* nnd they never had any feet at nil, snys the Boston Post. For clothes alt there ever was for thpm to wear was Just a s'rlp o f cotion cloth wound round nnd round their bodies like a bandage. Wore? thap thnt, the poor little MoIminmcdnh children bnd to play with headless dolls because the queer rul­ ings o f their religion would not allow of nny Imitation o f the human figure. tllbUcnl children. Esther and Ruth, probably played with wooden dolls F. P. Forster, President. KOKOMO, UNITED STATES AND MILLER TIRES nO W E RED TUBES 8 S 8 B. F. Whltner, Cashier. LETTUCE B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY Sanford, Florida A m p le Stocks P rom pt Delivery Cotton Seed Meal W a lth a ll & E strid g e, Props.] Nitrate Soda Welaka Building SpecialsJFor Today f o r the speedsters but fo r the pros- Breeze blows at DeFuniak Springs pactlve citizens something in the w ay ! nnd at-N ew Smyrna. The Leader * o f Information would be more to the j heads the procession nt Tarpon point. This o f course is not the b u s i-; Springs nnd Fort Meade. There arc »was o f the county commissioners but posts at West Palm Beach, Palatkn, o f the Chamber o f Commerce and they |nnd Winter Park. Records arc kept Intend to get busy at once end put at Bartow and St. Augustine, but some good signs at all of the n p - ! Of hyphenates there arc the Rcproachcs to the county. Jportcr-Star nt Orlando, tho Ncws-RcI --------- -— o . (cord nt Fcmandinn, the Tlmcs-CourThe DeLand News called attention ier at Marianna, tho Times-Hcrald at “t o the fa ct that the counties of S e m i-1Paintka, the Beacon-Tribune from ^wole and Volusia were sleeping over Bay County, the Times-Union nnd Ent h e rights when they allowed a p r i - ' terpiise-Recorder. •vat© corporation to collect fifty cents The Pilot points the way nt Avon i o r every ear thnt crosses the bridge Park in the highlands, nnd at Pannand there arc hundreds o f them cross- mn City on tho Gulf Coast; the Senin g now. Well, the Herald called t h e ' tinel guards the lines nt Orlando, Ft. attention o f the counties to this fa ct Lauderdale and Largo; Stars shine in when these people asked for a fr a n -*the heavens at Ocala and Lakeland, chlae and we wanted the counties to |while the Sun sheds Us bright, cfful: p u t In the bridge then but they could , gent rays on Gainesville, Ocala, Clearn o t see it. Anything that is good fo r , water and tropically at Weal Palm •the Individual o r the corporation ia Beach. ■good fo r the county o r city and some The Valley Gazette has Us Thorn day the people will discover this tru th .! to spur the Kissimmee people up to A free bridge across the river at Hard- their duty but the Milton Gazette hns man's ferry and at Osteen ferry would none and needs none, b e the biggest asset the counties o f | Of the odd and unusual are the Seminole and Volusia could have and j Clarion at Clermont, the White Way i i they had built them years ago and at Sebring, the Highlander at Lake charged toll tho bridges would be paid j Wales, the Messenger at Shin-\ the f o r now. The Herald said so then and Chief at Winter Haven, tho Progress f t says ao now and it will say so ten nt Willston. y e a n from now when the county Taking it by and large the proas of commissioners o f Volusia finally see Florida is a credit to the stato and th e lig h t The Seminole commission- to the men who manage and control c n stand ready to build their part any it. It is nlert, progressive and up«day. ¡lifting. It is always boosting the THE FLORIDA PRESS "What’s In a name? The greatest p oet the world has ever produced tells us that which we call a rose by nny oth er name would amell ns sweet. Sometimes wc are inclined to doubt th e grant master’s dictum, pre­ sumptuous as it may seem. There arc Orange: Conway community coun­ cil had a good meeting last week. The meeting was o f the business-pan­ ic kind. Mnny new’ members wore enrolled. Much work was outlined and started. Christmas Candies Nuts and Nut Meats, All Kinds Plum and Fig Pudding Dates, Figs, Cluster Raisins Grape Juice, Virginia Dare and Claret Mince Meat, Dry and Moist Goodwin’s Cakes, All Kinds ,Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculin!* in Our State ane Phone 497 Welaka Building JUNGLE MONARCH “ BIG GAME” Tiger Csn Always Be Relied On ta Fumleh Sport for the Moat Ad­ venturous Hunter. Tho tiger Is ono variety of game which Is In no dunger of extermina­ tion. Tigers have been hunted for centuries. They furnished sport to the ancient Romnns, both In the arena where they faced the gladiators and In Ute open field. Before that, they were the gome of great Egyptian mon­ arch*. It Is doubtful whether primi­ tive man was ehlo to kill the tiger at all. Today tigers nro comparatively easy gumo for the wealthy sportsmen who hunt them with the great double-bar­ reled English rifles carrying express bullets. A great crowd of beaters us­ ually assists st the sport, *nd drives tho tiger Into the open, though occa­ sionally ho Is killed by watching at the carcass o f an animal he has killed. Oc­ casionally a tiger kills a hunter, but not often. In India and also In Korea many unarmed and bulf-naked natives nro kilted by tigers ever year. In the war betwen mrn nnd tigers It Is hard to xny which Is winning. Tigers are found In almost all parts of the continent of Asia, from llift trop­ ical Jungles of India to the almost arc­ tic heights of the mountains In Si­ beria and northern Chinn. Beauty Contest In Africa.. The Africa and Orient Review, a South African newspaper, has started a beauty contest for dusky belles and already 300 entries have been received fur the competition. The editor, Mr. Mohamed All, thus describes the De­ gress fa ce: "The eyes,” he said, "should have the-African expression, n soft, appealing look—an Intangible dreaminess, never seen In European eyes. The nose should be seml-aqutline, slightly squat nt the bridge,.and the Ups somewhat thicker thnn those of the average European, a charac­ teristic which 1 think gives solidity to the expression. The hair should, of course, be curly.” Photographs of the competitors will bo reproduced each month, and tha readers of the journal will be asked to vote for the photograph they consider tho most beautiful, the lady receiving the great­ est number of votes to be given $500. The second prize Is 8250 and the third a watch bracelet. Choice Western and Florida M eats Veal, Pork, Mutton, Sausage Office supplies at tho Herald. Try » Herald Want Ad.—It pays. O ur Prices Will Save .. You'M oney CH ASE & COM PANY Service That Counts # * We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street Richmond, Va. Car lot receivers nnd distribuiors all kinds Fruit and Produce? Consignments Solicited Rifmrtnem» l ' Produce Raparter C*., New York National State and City Bank * THE HOOVER Suction Sweeper • . , v 0 , AL , it. iO I lf D ank About Ut P u re, Sw eet, Wholesome Demonstrated) In your home. Christmas orders should be giv­ Delivered Fresh Every Day en Early. M ILLER’S BAKERY B. E. WILLIAMS or G. A. DREKA, DeLand Daytona Beach 198-26tp SP EC IA L BARGAINS FOR THE FIRST C O M P LE TE HOUSE B ILL CARTER LUMBER CO. The Citizens of Seminole County LISTEN— A L L YE F A IR PEOPLE * WHILE W E TELL ABO U T WHILE W E SING ABOUT The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS TOR SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE CO The Christmas vacation for tho schools o f Seminole County will be­ gin on Friday evening, December 17, J920. School will re-open after the holidays on Monday morning, Janu­ ary 3rd, 1021. T. W . LAWTON, Superintendent. C a s t o r P o m ace TOIS IS TO BE THE V E R Y FINEST EXPOSITION YET HBLD— IT IS TO BE DEVOTED T O YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS. . , It la to embrace the products, official or private, o f five coun­ ties In the beat section o f the state. SMITH BROTHERS Expert Repair Work THAT’ S YOU AND YO U R COUNTY. WE ASK YOU— WILL YOU HELP? Johnnie J. Jones’ remarkable United Shown, bigger and belt** will occupy our grounds from December to tho time o f opening Fair in order to get ready fo r It. W. R. O’N E A L CPresident v J. L. GILES Treasurer C E. HOWARD Secretary �TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920 In and Aboùi Jí The City *£ THE W BATnBR Florida: Fair and continu. »I tonight and Saturday .!r lieht front tonight on , r-w Colson, a prominent uonof Pensacols, was in the city y w #y a. the guest o f Judge and . M sh *s - *t«rs are being sent Into nelgh* "ties advertising the Million ir Bind that will be here the i following Chirstmas. ite High School Inspector Caw! was here yesterday inspecting high school. Mr. Cawthon reports the High school here Is one o f first In the state. ¡orge Hodges, of Ft. Christmas, i the city the guest o f his cousin, ■srw territory every day and tho acrrfce is getting better all the time. I f TCO want your pap«* on timo and do not get it on time let this office know ahoot it at once. W c want every reader in the city to get the Daily Herald by 6 P- m. T. J. Miller & Son will hnve nn auc­ tion sale at the Imperial Theatre building, comer Magnolia and Second street tomorrow lasting three days and will sell all the house furnishings that arc stored here to tho highest Udder. Good chance to get what you want In tho way of furniture. Oor old friend, W. A. Raynor, o f Celery avenue, remembered us today with a peek of new Irish potatoes and lome nice lettuce. Mr. Rayncr has been a real friend of tho editor fo r many years and always remembers us about Christmas lime with tho gift substantial. flim ttir j o f (ho Floating Small Talk* Succinctly* Arranged for Herald Readera Sanford, Fla., Dec. 17, 1920. Carlot Shipment* from Entire County, Thursday, Dec. 16. Florida— Sanford S e c t io n ________ GO Florida— Onkland-W. G. Section 2 a d v e r t is in g c o p y Mu s t Florida— Manatee Section . . . ______ 7 BE IN BY TEN O'CLOCK California— No. DIat (boat) ............1 Advertising copy fo r the Herald California— Sou. Diat. ____ . . . . . . . 1 0 must be in the office by ten o’clock California— Imperial V a l l e y _______ 2 on the day Intended fo r publication. Total cars It is necessary to put this rule into Unreported shipped Wednesday: effect.in order that the make-up of Florida, Manatee Section 9 cars des­ the paper may be planned and carried tined: W. Jacksonville 2, Potomac out without change. Most o f our ad­ Yards 2, Baltimore 2, St. Louis 1, vertisers get their copy in in suffi­ Pittsburgh 1. Rochester 1. cient time, but some delay pntil a Destinations of Florida Shipments lata hour in the morning with the re­ (Thursday) sult that we must either change our Potomac Yards, 24; Baltimore, 3; make-up fo r tjio day or disappoint them in not being ablo to give them St. Louis, 2 ; Miami, 1; New Yoric, 18; Waycross, 3; Pittsburgh, 1; Rich­ the amount o f space wanted. ilf it is impossible to get the copy mond', 1; Philadelphia, 10; Cincinnati, in by ten o'ctock, phone uj and let 2; Florence, 1; Washington, 1; Chi­ us know the amount o f space wanted cago, 4; Boston, 2; Chattanooga, 1; and a representative o f the Herald Buffalo, 1. Total, 75 cars. will call and assist in writing the Diversions Filed Since Isst Report. copy, but it is necessary to know the , None reported. , spaco wanted by ten o'clock ench Total lettuce shipments from Flor­ ida this season to date, Dec. morning. IjSth Inc, cars G________________ 7G0 Tho Herald wiiV rjpprcclaU) this co-operation on the part o f its patrons Total lettuce shipments from Flor­ ida lastf seaBoh to same date, and it will certainly assure them cars ______ 593 better service and save possible dis­ appointment in not being able to give Shipping Point Information, Dec. 16. SANFORD, F LA .: Cool, clear, them all tho spice wanted. Co-operntci Let us have your ad­ liaulings heavy. Practically no de­ vertising copy not later than ten mand or movement, market demor­ alized. Buyers holding o ff account o'clock. condition o f markets and heavy ship­ ments. 'Quality and condition good, Condor's Fighting Qualities. well headed. No sales reported. Like many other greedy creatures, Potomac Ynrds: reports passings the condor after his dinner becomes Incapable of flight, and It Is only for 24 hours previoua to 11 a. m. to­ then that ho can be approached with day: 23 cars destined: Now York 14, safety; but eve nnow tho hunter must Philadelphia G, Buffalo 1, Boston 1, bo cautious and strong. A Chilean Pittsburgh 1. miner, who was celebrated for his Diversions accomplished at Poto­ great physical strength, once thought mac Yards: Boston 2, Baltimore 2, that without weapon* he coutd cap­ Boston 1, Buffald 1, Pittsburgh 1. ture a condor which seemed unusu­ ally stupid after It* heavy meal. RIOT IN THE PHI LIPIN ES Tho man put* forth all hla powers, and the engagement was tong and des­ (w w i P»1»|JC«Y »m Xu) ___ perate, till at last the poor miner was glad to escape with hi* life. Ex­ MANILA, P. I., Dec. 17.— Tho en­ hausted, tom and bleeding, he man­ tire constabulary soldiers charged aged to carry ofT a few feathers as with participating in n riot Wednes­ trophies of the hardest battle he had day causing the deaths of four Amer­ over fought. Ho thought Hint tie bad left the bird mortally hurt. The other icans and savon Filipinos. The world deals good naturedly Repentance is often confounded with the good naturde person. f with deterrainhtion not to get caught again. - * — ■- • Try a Herald Want Ad.— It IS THE GIFT OF TO DAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT BY THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE MONEY MARK­ ET, THE FALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION AND NEVER IN OUR HISTORY DID ENDURABLE GUTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A STRONG APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD THERE­ ALIKE. FORE YOU TURN AT ONC E TO OUR STORE, YOUR STORE, FOR SO M AN Y YEARS. HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS FOR YOU AND YOUR FOLKS, ALW AYS BEEN AND ALW AYS W ILL BE TH E STORE WHERE VOU CAN BUY SUITABLE GIFTS AT CHRISTMAS TIME OR AT AN Y TIME AN D AMONG CAN ENUMERATE A FEW FOR HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS, THEM WE SUGGESTIONS: IDEAL FIRELESS COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM W ARE, ROCH­ ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CASSEROLES, PYREX WARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND A COMPLETE LINE OF DAISY AND KING A IR RI­ FLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES, VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST AS­ SORTMENT WE EVER HAD B«r ChrUtma* Seal* to Fight Tuberculosla In Oar State not been claimed. I f you hold any of the coupons, look them up, and the winner, come Ret this lamp. especially the week before Christmas always is a tlmo when everyone Is rushed and ench customer is not abld to get the service ho or she is en­ titled to, but In order to live up to our motto of service, we are retaining the services of the entire force thdt wo hnd during our “Energizer” Office This bona-fldo statement is made— and it will be carried out to the let­ ter—because wc desire to do MORE good rnthcr than LESS while "EN ER­ GIZER" service is here. There is a mathematical ratio between Ilumnn Illness and Human CIRCULATION and all tho money nnd brains in the world cannot afford tho protection that BETTER STRENGI1T and CIR­ CULATION will give you. Everything is n mnttcr o f "per cent" and “ degree" In this world, and each "EN ERGIZER" treatment gets ANY adult a "per-cent" better la physical Strength and • CIRCULA­ TION. It Is NOT a matter of money YOU— it is a straight matter of GETTING It— while the getting Is good. The INCONSISTENCY o f getting tho "carbon" out o f your auto nnd NOT giving your BODY similar care L* truly CRIMINAL after due thought’ And " i f thinking hurts— then *DoIT -N O W because it, FEELS GOOD." You cannot lose AN YW AY YOU LOOK A T IT. And if you get the "F L U " before, say M AY 1st, 1921, you g e t,$25. .I f you don’t get it, you should worry. But you W ILL g o t the FINEST n U MAN "hou i o-clenn inp available,— a sound investment, a sensible, LOGI­ CAL’ move, Sanford can easily be) IN FACT the most HEALTHY CITY in tho WORLD.— Scientifically made so. COMB IN FIND OUT L. C. Cameron Phone 184 or 60 > Sanford, Fla. P. O. Box 399 THE ONLY "ENERGIZER" OFFICE in t o e s o i r r n if 53532323535323235323533248484853905301532353485348 2353480153484853484823532348 You C a n t Make H a y Without Sunshine Nor can you make much money without some effort to Brown’s Market FOR RENT— Light housekeeping apartments, completely furnished, over Union Pharmacy, First Strot 219-3tc After 12 Treatments at the sale, and necessary we will put on other men so that you can bo assured that at our place you will get the usual prompt, Let’s Get Down to Brass Tacks Will be paid to any Adult who gets the Endura ble That is the number that wins the lamp and it is the anly prizq that has Santa Claus will appear three times at the French Shop, Satunlay, the 18th; Monday, the 20th; Wednesday, tho 22nd, 3 p. in. He will talk to the children and receive letters and dis­ play hla bags o f toys.— French Shop. Buy Christmas seals and help fight tuberculosis In this state. 219-2tc R eserve Your Resources by establishing credit with a reliable bank. W hy not make some real "H A Y ” in the SUN SHINE by starting a check account *"’th us Build up your credit that you n n * : : able to master difficult problems. Sanford,Florida A Home Bank for Home Pco Get some o f those late postcards at TO PIANO OWNERS the Herald office. The Valdez Ho­ tel, the Welaka Block, the Seminole Owing to an unusual volume o f Hotel and other points o f Interest, business on tho East Coast my De­ Only one cent each. Send a Sanford cember visit will bo delayed sovoral weeks,— "Mack the piano tuner." card t o your friends. 215-3tc Remember that the Herald office now has the best f 65 typewriter on tho market. A complete standard typewriter fo r thi^ price, new nnd fully equipped. Come in and try them. The Herald Printing Co. has ev­ erything in the office supply line that you arc needing. The price is right also. Let us fit you up with your stationery and office supplies. SAT UK )AY SPECIALS JlANANAS, D o s . .................40c NEW CROP ENGLISH WALNUTS, th _______ 50c LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF CHRISTMAS CANDIES WATERS CANDY KITCHEN ALL NATIONAL BISCUIT CO, CRACKERS, pkg...................... 3-LU. CANS. HOMINY, GRANULATED SUGAR, 3-LB. CANS SAUER KRAUT, Per C a n ________ _______ . . . . Per P o u n d ------- ------- - 3-LB. CANS DILL PICKLES, Per Can __________________ IRISH POTATOES, Peck ................... . 3-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, Van Camp’s, Per c a n _______ . . . . . . . . SW IFT PREMIUM HAM8, Per P o u n d ---------------- — 2-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, Van Camp's, Per Can . . . . . . . 8-LB. CANS SNOWDRIFT, Can ____________ . . . . . . . . 1-LB. ROAST BEEF, 6-LB. CANS CRISCO, Per C a n ______ . . . Can ________ ________ ____ ___ 1-LB. CORNED BEEF, Per Can . . . . . . . . . . . 24-LB. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, Per Sack ----------------------------MEADOW GOLD BUTTER, CAMPBELL'S SOUPS, . Per Can . . . . . . . . __ Per P o u n d _____. . . . . . . . . . . . . HEBE CREAM, Baby, 1-LB. CANS M A XW ELL HOUSE COFFEE, Per C a n ____________ Per Can ................. HEBE CREAM, Tall,. Per C a n ------------------------------— -| O I • JL & 2 LORD CURVEUR COFFEE, Per Pound ______ . . . . . . . . Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tubare utosla In Our State. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 17, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 17, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 17, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c07fe4cca29c81db18a5f8f73acbe2f5.pdf d4116ec86ff3cf2e8e0295e69f5d1fdd PDF Text Text , IN THE HEART OF TH E WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION BANFORDt FLORIDA, p r o v id e s l e v y Jbquabterof ok THE INTERNATIONAL BANKING COMPANY WILL FINANCE SOUTH ONE PE R C E N T Among tho most progressive Arms in the city of any lino and especially in tho automobile lino is the B. & 0. Garage, located on fo rk Avenue and fo r many years established at this stand. During the past year or more tho B. & 0. has been in tho careful charge of Perry Jem igan and Brax- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920 cars and all that the B. &. 0 claim for them but it takes good work to sell an / line and Messrs Jemigan and Bargett deserve credit for their tireless efforts to boost their buslness. t Aside from their selling agency EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS • NEW EARLY CELERY W AS they take great pride in their maFELT IN ALBANIA—A G RO W N BY H . H . VILLAGE DESTROYED CH APPELL *ljr Th« A ito c itU d f n t i l (Dr Tb* AuocUUd Pr»n.) ..ROML, Dec. 18.—New earthquake NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 18.—A t in­ shocks today completed the dcstrucformal meetings held here, prepar­ tion of the Albanian village Tepelcni, atory to stockholder* meetings to be according to reports received here. AND MARKETED IN DRCEMBHR NNUALLY WOULD BE­ held' January 7, of the International AND WILL PROVE MOST The tremor was accompanied by an U FROM SUCH Banking Company, capatilizcd at $7,­ PROFITABLE immense tidal wave and many land pr o c ed u r e 000,000, It was decided to finnnee the slides. Twenty-two nrc known to south’s foreign trade in staple pro­ Snnford is about to Inunch n new have been killed nnd mnny buildings WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—A tax ducts. kind of celery on the market nad H. wen? razed. r nf 1 per cent on all II. Chappell, the pioneer celery grow­ er of this section, will have the cred­ ,«VlirouBit» D P7P M»d for in a bill Kep. Treadway, of it for being the originator of the new trodatfd by jssacbufctbi a member of the strain of seed Tho new celery and means committee, much earlier than any other kind nU way* l estimated that such a that has been tried out here and on r. Tr**dway in about $1,000,000,account of being almost free from j, would bring blight and other diseases that attack I0 snnuslly. . early celery is hound to be a winner. Collection of the tax would bei made ORGANIZATIONS START WAV RUT TURNER TURNED DOWN OF It is no theory with Mr. Chappell for ¡the time the deposit was made and ING DLOODY BIIIRT IN CON­ FER OF MRS. SIIEPPAIH) he has already sold his first patch to ¿¡talions affected would all nation­ GRESS AGAIN. the Florida Produce Co., of this city TESTIFIES. lUte and private banko, trust . ■ ■■ ton Baggett, two of the youngest chine shop nnd what proves to bo a mention of which is made in this is­ 'opanicJ, brokers’ offices and other, (Br ts* Am»*uu 4 Tn**.) business men of the city nnd ccr- ‘•jonnh’’ to mnny gnrages is n pleas- j sue of the Herald. Citation», firms oi corporations reWASIIINGTON, Deo. 18.—Charges lwo 0f tbo HvRcst and best, urc to Jcrnlgnn and Baggett for they , The celery is a hardy stock of vivid .¡ring any money on deposit subject that negroes In the south are not per- Thcy hnye tu n in g things over believe in first class mechanics, first, ner, the son of a tenant on the Cult's green nnd with a large center and , withdrawals by check, cash or oth- mittod to vote will be aired by the wj^b their up to date ideas of not on- class equipment and first class scr- /a rm , today testified a t the Sheppard heart stalk nnd In comparison with houso census committee now consld- ,y 8cl||ng cara but operating a ms- vice to their patrons. They have tho cose hearing that Mrs. Annie Cutta golden self-bleaching plnnted alongRutual savings banks, co-operative erlng reapportionment, Chairman cb|no gbop and Rnn,ge and have mnde reputation of being in a class by!*»™ hfo to poison Fred D. Sheppard, ride of It Is twice ns large all of it sliding and loan association, similar Siegel today announced. He said re- «iBcrvjce** xncan more than old man themselves when It comes to doing, millionaire, alleged victim of a poison being planted at the same time. This utitutioni, organized nnd operated quest* had been mado by organize- WcbiU}r did whcn he made the dic­ business along business lines and by Pl°t f°r tils money. Turner declares new celery was set September 23rd itluiittly for the benefit of its mem- tions and individual* th a t Southern t jonary> their square dealing and hustling.ho refused the offer. nnd is being shipped today, December rn, would be exempted. They carry the Lexington line of (proclivities have earned an enviable 18th which demonstrates that this The bill was referred to tho house automobiles and in th$ past eight reputation among the business men celery is bound to beat any other kind ayi and mesns committee, which is months have sold eight car loads, a n ' of the city and In the general trade, on the market. It can be grown with eiidering changes In Internal reveaverage of a car «load a month. I n . Satisfied customers are tjieir greatone-third less fertilizer and «is almost sc schedules. Mr. Treadway, In a thc past week when it seemed th a t cst asset and the next best thing free from any disease that ordinar­ taUment, characterized tho proposily attacks celery and especially the the trade over the United States .was about them Is that they believe In d tax as a “turn over tax” on dcearliest celery. lagging somewhat the B. A O. boys printer’s Ink. Mr. Chnppell has been experiment­ sold another car load ju st to show. ^ ,cture nbovo "Nothing could be simpler or more FLORIDA PRODUCE COMPANY ing with this new strain of celory them -it can bo done.” Some might * wiOy sdmlnlstered, while at the SHIPPED FROM FARM Olf need for some time and now has what .a y that Lexington. h U them..lvM | P1* « » l , h " t ” " K W ast time being greatly productive is considered the best of the kind on H. n . cnA PPBLL. and at th it they are a fine .line of^ed from the factory. if iweira*,” he said. -------‘T ’ -. the market and Ids first crop is proof GANGSTERS HAVE TAKEN OVER Ur. Treadway said the latest re­ enough of what it will make in tho CITY AND STRONG MBASport of the comptroller of currency way of early celery. This crisp and URES ADOPTED. khowi that the amount of exchanges succulent celery right from the field . n m A nk'm kT /'t Sanford Produce Company and came (Sr TS* An—total in « ' will compete with any New York i clearing houses of th* United A n ri I n A IN lN u from the Celery avenue farm of H. NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—1 ifty ex­ state, Michigan or California stock Rates for the year 1910 w si $387,­ \ T f T « J |r ) |7 D n *** Clu,ppcI*’ Celery is very early that is in the market at this time of perienced detectives were ordered to 191,911,000.” I .m A ni lui hu i nN uI H 8*nB°extra n» B° carly n,e ° fIn ^^ grower* co-operate with tho police in sup­ u i TYi im^ hu Ki uNj plnnUnB the year and will make our celery "Assuming that 25 per cent, of the* season longer nnd will work wonders nauctions of the country did not pressing the crime wave. Detectives __ T n nVpD have some Christma* celery and while ^ ^ , mll| ,» k h i . in the growing of Florida celery in to,through clearing houses,” Mr. are equipped with high speed auto­ WILL BE WORKED OUT BY THE 'N C T U S B FBO»l 8M« W) OVER ^ • GOVERNMENT. rreadwsy’s statement said, -There mobiles "to pursue gangsters. Num­ 4 ’ i™ ™ « ' h«ro .1 Christmas time erery year many ways. erous organizations are considering SCH OO LS. . th|s ls probably flret tlme that The editor of the Herald was out dsoald be added amounts $96,772,meand for protection,-merchants are to the Chappel farm yesterday and «5,000 and $483,864326,000. ( ,7 T*. rm .) 1*ny of It has been shipped by Dccem- saw the new celery widch we hav* placing weapons in easy reach of all , ST. LOUIS, Dec. 18.—Plans for VA tax of one-quarter of i per cent, the clerks and customers. Two hold­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—The ber 18th. I conducting the various co-operative named the 'Chnppcl Special and we d this amount should have brought ups were reported last night. number of ex-service men In training The Florida Produce Company, com­ have tasted it and found it to be the 1agencies for the distribution of the rmnue of'$l,209,662,310.” farm produce of the nation were dis- Iduring the last fiscal year Increased posed of C. R. Kirtley, W. H. Wight, real article and here is hoping that The Massachusetts m em ber said 1cussed today a t the final session of tho from 3,606 to over 46,000, R. T. Fish- and R. B. Wight are live wires in the I Mr. Henry Chappell, the celery king, Ihe proposed tax “may offer a solu‘ agricultural conference. The plan In- er, of the Federal Board Vocational produce business nnd recently pur- I will keep his throne for many years doo of the problem of the m eans to Tralnlng committee, today reported. chased the business and office equlp- | to come. He deserves all the good raise adequate rtvenue if tBe excess Scventcen hundred schools and col- ment of the. Florida Produce Co., th a t i fortune that can come to him and hie profits tax and other obnoxious taxes leges are now giving vocational train* was being operated by Sam Younta j J.ew c^Iery ought to make him rf,* »re repealed by congress.” ing,. he stated. ‘and this business was started In San- as weU „ famous. LOOKING FOR NAVAL BAL­ --------------------------------------- ford fjno LOON THAT DISAPPEARED COLE SENTENCED FOR KILLING . fnli (Dr Tkt AimcUu I Ft***.) STATE CONSTABLE WILLIAMSTOWN, W. Vn., Dec.’thc NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—Two air planes today left Mitchell - Field in 18.—Taylor Cole was given the mux- 8<?ct ^ search of the missing naval ballon imum sentence of five years hnrd laj which le f t. here last Monday with bor today for the voluntary manhire airmen and which has not been slaughter in connection with th e . . FORECASTER BENNETT, death of State Policeman Ripley. i TAMPA, SAYS TO COVER heard from since. (Dr TU Am- UUA i n « ' VEGETABLES. WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—Further decrease of two and r.oc-half per cent TAMPA, Dec. 18«—Warning of in retail food prices in November as Do»t over the whole mainland of compared with October is reported by Honda, sufficient to endanger the Department of Labor today. De­ tender vegetables but not dang­ creases aro noted in all fifty-one citerous to fruits or citrus Induslet from which quotations were «7. is luurd b> the weather burf»n. and oFrecaster Bennett CLEARWATER MAY DO •"'l* there is no immediate prosGAINESVILLE STUNT j*** for any marked change in «>e bf.nw normal temperatures CLEARWATER, Doc. 18.—This city is destined to be one of the lending plnccs for tenters to spend the win­ ter. Clcarwattr authorities nrc en­ deavoring to do the right thing by them and at a meeting of the council, they were given permission to move GREEKS IN TURKEY their tents frmo tho city park to lots that have been offered them by prop­ RIOT OVER KING ‘ EMERGENCY TARIFF erty owners. TAKING HIS THRONE ON WHEAT, CORN, COAL Tho park had become too congested BEANS, POTATOES. MEAT (Dr TW I m m U U I Pf»M) for the campers nnd a number of com­ plaints had been made by the adjoin­ CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 18.— ing property owners. When news reached here of the emMayor Booth (tas suggested that WASHINGTON, Doc. 18^-In lta barkation a t Venice of Constantine this city have a rally day, similar to first step toward .enact ihent of the on his way to Athens to resume the that held In Gainesville, when the city emergency tariff, the house ways and throne, Grecka manifested strong people will have a holiday, a big pic­ means committee today tentatively feeling against Constantine, engagTb# European Relief Council. wblcU «cess to ru se nic, and clear up five acres of the new Christmas season, bss been formed for the purpose, of throw ng Hm. Mitre agreed to place a high import tax on' ing in street fighting in which many campnlte, which hns been provided for cU m sblo energy of the United States Into the vital wheat, corn, wool, beans, potatoes, persons friendly to Constantine were the campers. medical aaslatanc* to 8.500,000 children In vaMero and cenlral Bunn*« this peanuts, onions and m e at., I roughly handled. They also threat­ Some of the campers laready sig­ winter. Renresentotlvea of eight great rrlh-l urganlzatlous, working Inde ------------------------ened to lynch Colonel Couzis, chief of nified their willingness to co-opcr pendenti!, gutbered overwhelming eyldiuoe timi lite pl'glil of lliese uur°.J“e Everybody seems to be listening ¡the military commission and wrecked ate with the city in helping to clean natta should take precedence In world .lisrlty unii they «re »svml. lb« for the chimes of normalcy.—Seattle * royalist newspaper office. co-onerutlns agende# which form tho Council are the American Relief Adulitiup the slte.v tal ration, thè American Red Cross, the AmerUttn Friends’ Jervlce Comiultte« Times. • ---------------------- -((Junkers), the Jewish Joint Distribution Comiultlve, the te d e ra l U u n d l of ---------- --------------The motto of King . C’onvtnnttne If Constantine is crowned again he the Churches of Christ In America, the Knights of Columbus, th* T. U. O. A Office supplies a t the Herald. seems to be out of the frying pan in­ ought to be christened Finnegan.— Post Cards ot the Herald office, lc. to Greece.—Collier's. New York World. A AV f A Y. _ aa git VA EX-SERVICE MEN America Means Salvation to These Little Ones �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECBMPER IT, 1*20 ¡ntite Week—-December 25-31. Come in and meet your neighbor—he may be a good fellow SOUTHERN COLLEGE NOTES JWth the passage of the football season, Southern hopes are centered on the plana of. Coach Bcckelhcimer and Captain Powell to turn out the fastest aggregation of basket ball toaaera that has ever represented the Blue and White. A good schedule has been arranged for tho present season and tho candidates for berths* on the varsity quintet are working hard and showing rare promise. In addition to tho Interest in the* boys’ athletics, Mias Betts reports splendid progress with the glrla in the various forma of physical devel-i opment which she is promoting. Tho j number of candidates for tho basket 1 ball team ia large and tho girla arc,! taking a keen interest in the practice games held. The first game of the! season will be a «practice game with tho faculty team and will be held soon after tho holidays. Our Christmas Readiness Meets the Requirements of Every Gift Seeker » EVERYONE FROM THE TINIEST “ONE” TO STAID DIGNIFIED GRANDFATHER, MUST BE REMEMBERED WITH SOMETHING AP­ PROPRIATE AND PRACTICAL FOR CHRISTMAS. THE SHOPPER WHO BRINGS HER LIST TO THIS STORE FEELS INSTINCTIVELY THAT HERE SHE CAN FIND WORTHY CHRIST­ MAS GIFTS. TOYLAND ON OUR THIRD FLOOR ESPECIALLY INVITES AND FASCINATES. ITS INNUMERABLE TREASURES BRING BACK THOSE DAYS WHEN MOTHER AND DAD PLAYED4 HAPPY AND CAREFREE, WITH DOLLS, STEAM ENGINES AND SOLDIERS. r * IT IS ALWAYS WISE IN MAKING SELECTIONS FOR YOUNGER FOLK, EVEN FOR THOSE OF MORE MATURE YEARS, TO CHOOSE SOME PRETTY ARTICLE OF WEARING APPAREL AND HERE YOU WILL FIND EXCELLENT SELECTIONS. . EVERY SECTION OF THE STORE, FIRST FLOOR, SECOND FLOOR, THIRD FLOOR AND FURNITURE ANNEX ARE DISTINCT­ IVELY AT YOUR SERVICE. ' WitJ^ the opening of the new year, thb pastor and the members of the Sanford church will join with the pas­ tors and congregations of the various churches in Florida of the Methodist Episcopal church, South, in endeavor­ ing to rcise the half-million dollar fund that has been allotted to the Methodist of Florida as their share in the Centenary Movement of the de­ nomination. When this work is once begun, it ia expected that it will be rapidly car­ ried to a successful conclusion. As there is only one college in Florida supported by the Methodist Confer­ ence of the--state, Southern College, this entire sum will be given to tho tetterm ent of that school. All alum­ ni and former students of Southern in Sanford will bo interested in the effort to secure this fund for South­ ern College In the year 13«: l. YOU WHO ARE FAMILIAR WITH OUR HIGH STANDARD OF DOING BUSINESS, WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED WITH OUR QUALITIES, OUR VARIETIES AND OUR SERVICE, ALL OF WHICn ARE VITAL POINTS IN THE CONDUCT OF T n iS BUSINESS. YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HERE SHOULD BE A TOUR 0 ? PLEASURE AND A PROFITFABLE AS WELL AS DELIGHTFUL OC­ CASION. Y O W E L L -D R E W CO. m Rv Where all Central Florida Shops * iï : Orlando, Florida to have their bid favorably conalderJACKSONVILLE WANTS BERTH IN FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE ed. Reprcsentativea of Tampa and St, Petenburg, two of the other cluba composing tho league, were unable to ORLANDO, Dec. 1«.—A meeting of be present on account of failing to the Florida State League waa held make train connections. a t the San Jaan hotel Tneaday night, No definite action waa taken by Tepreaentathree from Orlando, Day­ the cluba represented with regard to tona and Lkeland being present, when the awarding of the forfeited fran ­ Prekldent W alter W. Roae, of the chiaea, bu t it ia asserted on good au­ league called the meeting to order. thority th at Jacksonville la assured of Don Mullaney, ex-manager of the being represented in the Florida State JackaonviUe South Atlantic League League the coming season. Preaident Club, and a well-known baaeball Rose will call a meeting some time man of the Gateway City, waa prer­ within the next ten days to take def­ ent to procure one of the forfeited inite action in regard to the award- j frpnchlaea of Bartow and Sanford. ing of tho forfeited franchiaea. The | Palatka, the other city aeeking to date of this meeting will be announc­ - eccure one of these franchiaea, was ed by President Rose shortly. unable to aend a delegate, but tele­ phoned to Preaident Rose and aaked Post Cards at the Herald office, lc. Operative December 15th, 1920, at noon, the following Behedab ml Tolla will go Into effect. To be collected for one chain for each of the following diviabm of the Florida Coaat Line Canal: ST.iJOnNS & N. RIVER CANAL, JUPITER & LAKE WORTH CA­ NAL, MATANZA8 & HALIFAX CANAL, LAKE WORTH & NEW RIVER CANAL. IIAULdVER CANAL, NEW RIVER & RISCAYNE BAY CANAL (All measurementa are deck length). Pleasure Boats and House Boats 10c per foot through each chain. 8c per foot through each chain for Launches engaged iu business). f t and under (net Freight and Passe 5c per foot through each chain and 5 freight and passengers. gross rate« from Barges and Lighters in Tow It was an cnthysiastic crowd of students that gathered on' tho camj u s and lustily cheered the four boys ; who went to Emory University to rep­ resent the Bluo and White in the In­ tercollegiate track race taking place there on December 11th. This waa tho first athletic contcat'of this kind in which Southern had participated, ao tho faculty and student body feel justly proud that Southern won fourth place. Already plana are being mado to put up a team next year that will bring back first honors for tho Blue and White. Those representing tho collego were Roy Crowley, Alfred Firhcr, Ronk Buhrman and Frank Chappell. LARGE VARIETY OF SELECTION AND QUALITY OF MERCH­ ANDISE ARE IMPORTANT FEATURES OF SHOWINGS n E R E WHETHER TIIE GIFT BE FOR MEN FOLKS, WOMEN FOLKS, CHILDREN OR FOR THE HOME. . W jt, Florida Coast Line Canal & Transportation Co. f o r 8 rubbing Clothes______ •__ $1.00 Dry C leaning______________ _ .75 Pressing . . . . . ________ ______ ¿ 0 ALL WORK GUARANTEED G. W. WATERS 317 East First St. Phone 560 LOADED—8c per foot through each chain and 5 per cent an freight.; 8c per foot on tug through each chain. EMPTY—5e per foot through each chain. Tugs towing empty.lightera 5c per foot through each chain. Fish Boats 3c per foot through each chain. Christmas Gift Suggestion: Give a Bicycle. It is . useful, economical, convenient— a means o£ healthful, pleasant moderate, outdoor exercise. Santord Cycle Company 117* Park ^venue TRY A HERALD WANT AD Post Cards at The Herald Office Tested Law for the Benefit* of the Public No official, County, State, Revenue or otherwise, can enter a PRIV A TE house without a search warrant A CITIZEN. Christmas MANICURE SETS fro m ............................- .............-'-.$3.00 to $25.00 <> TOILET SETS fro m ......................................................... $5.00 to $25.00 J; SCRAN E'S FINE STATIONERY, CORRESPONDENCE CARDS all in Christmaa Boxes. FOUNTAIN PENS and EVERSIIARP PENCILS ia Sterling Sliver $1.00 to $6.00 and Gold Plated, ( mm Beautiful Line or Chriatmaa Package GILLETTE RAZORS. CHRISTMAS CIGARS In boxes of 25—all the leading brands in 10 and 15 cent CIGARS. • . Fine ofLIlIUOIfflAO CHRISTMASVCANDIES, nUYLER'S, WILEY’S, _ _ _ _J I lin BOeUi i u l UIDOi HU A 0» TT1UOI O » fWHITt« » *" l-. MAN'8 , LOG CABIN PECAN NUT ROLL. New Line of CHILDREN’S BOOKS and all the POPULAR NOVELS of the da y. Our Chriatmaa Line of PERFUMES fresh from the manufacturers, comprise the MARY GARDEN, MAVIS. DJBRKISS. PiyERS. ROGERS & GALLBTT in Christmas package«, any sixe. m MOBLEY'S DRUG STORE L *’ •• |; ;; |; NOTICE or APPLICATION FOK CIIAHTEB O r SANTORO CUAHBEN OP C O K K U tC E TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEItM Nolle« U b tr tb y gl»«a th a t t l x undaralgnH will on T o rm le r. lb « M at d « r o f I>*c«inl«,r. A. I*, to m , a t lfl;oO T i C r t a . m. o r aa anou'lliorr a f lr r aa w t r t a lx b tard , a l D tl-and. Florida • I Ita C ourt l lo n x , talk * application lo it« llooorabla Jam «« W . PrrkiB«. J u d i» o f It« Clrc alt C oart o f tb« flat rn lb Judicial . Circuit ol Florida, for a a o rd rr approving I t a proiuard c b a rltr o f, aad Incorporallot Uta Hanford CUaiu l» r of Coni nitre*, of Hanford. F lorida, II* ob­ ject of w b lfb »ball ba ta promote I t a commer­ cial, a frlc a ltu ra l aad lad a atrial w .lfa re of Han­ ford and m m ln o la f o u n t/, ta a o ja lra ami bold p ro p a rt/, m ortgage and ta ll tb« atm «, ale., aad to Impru«« tb« g fo tra l condition« of lo t coinB iualt/ by c o « p « ratto a of tb* pabllc-«plrlt*d citIrani, and generally ta da w b a ttv tr Ita mamtare aball th in k beneficial ta B aafard and HandMl« County, tb« «am t bring la dob profit (b a r­ Ing corporation, tb# orlgtoal proponed C barltr or artlcla« o f Incorporation being Daw a« file la lb* of fit* a f tb * Clark a f tka C ircuit U n i t a f Seminal* C ounty, Florida, aa by l a v provided. J. O. DALI* A. r. CONNELLY, U. J. HOLLY. OHO. Y7. KNIUIIT, - u-ia-dsic a. c. uow kh. JOHN MEI8CII. V DeSoto: Citrus fruits and vege­ tables havo been moving steadily from most of our shipping points for aovcral weeks. Cattle aro in good condition on the open ranges. OUR STORE IS TIIE GIFT SHOP FOR TIIE PEOPLE OF THIS SECTION FOR THEY RECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT WE HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. FOR INSTANCE— . Bar Pina * ARE VERY GOOD THIS SEASON AND) WE HAVE THE FINEST LOT OF BAR PINS THAT HAS EVER BEEN SHOWN HERE. AND THEN YOU MUST SEE OUR DIA­ MOND RINGS, BROOCHES, PINS, ETC.. TOO MANY OF IHEM TO MENTION TODAY. COME AND SEE THEM AT J. T. BRADY’S, Jewelry Store WELAKA BLOCK aid individuals *Vi . .IPM hjL. �TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920 PECULIAR FREAK OF NATURE ^ %£, 9 P /7 7 /r # 0 U iC jfU # ONLY m o s s WHO PLANT GOOD 8KED IN TESTED SOIL CAN EXp ECT FULL YIELD AT HARVEST t S i E. A N INVESTOR’S HARVEST AT BAOI DIVIDEND DATE IS BEST ASSURED THROUGH INVESTMENT IN HIGH GRADE SECUR­ ITIES WHICH STAND T H E TEST OF CRITICAL EXAMINATION. ..Editor AMONG T H E SE SECURITIES ARE THE R. J . HOLLY 80UTHBRN UTILITIES N . J . LILLÀRD. .S e cretary -Treasurer COMPANY 8 PER CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK. H. A. N E E L _____ General Manager WHICH M A Y BE ACQUIRED FOR CASH OR UPON THE INSTALL­ MENT PL A N . THERE IS NONE BETTER. ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. Circulation Manager Phone Herald Office 148 or 64. Member of the Associated Presa municipality and ars close to a city Isa cola on its beautiful bay, Tarpon they are usually the place where peo- Springs, with its bay and river; SL pie go to w alk and visit on Sundays i Petersburg, tho “Suni..!nc city cf the and holidays and where they arrange Pinellas Peninsula” ; Tampa with It* to go at least once a week and cul- attractive hotels and beautiful parka; tivate the lots and plant flowers and Sarasota, Bradentown, Fort Mycr^ trees but Sanford Cemetery has nev- whose front door is Caloosahatchee er been in th is class and now that the Bay, to enumerate only a few o! the Woman's Club has taken up the mat- links of the west coast chain. These ter we look fo r n more beautiful cem- interior and gulf ports are reached Another busy Saturday. FLORIDA WELCOMES AND PRO V IDES FOR ALL” And another busy week just ahead of us. But tomorrow we can rest after we ' The following from the Literary Dihave attneded Sunday school and gest is good publicity for Florida: church in the morning and evening. | Each w inter the migration from o the north and middle west FloridaHave you thought about sending ward increases. This season the your friends the Weekly or Daily southward tide promises to exceed Herald for a Chrktmas gift? T h e re even that of last year which is accould be nothing finer or better. credited the largest in history. ________o________ It is a democratic throng which The croakers and hammer throwers flows into th e Peninsula state—the can get in their best work now that multi-millionaire, the moderately wellthere are so many rumors of finan- to-do, and even those o f meager d a l crises and poor business and all means. For Florida welcomes and that r o t If any croalfier can see any provides for all. There are all types hard times in Sanford let him show of hotels from the most pnlatial and us. It is usually in a diseased imag- expensive to the simplest; there arc ination. winter homes from magnificent villas _______ o_______ to humble bungalows. Some people can see no good in ‘he I-ach of living accommodations to Rod and Gun Club. The Herald can meet the influx of visitors has led sec good in every move that means many to own o r rent winter homes in building, that means progress, that j Florida. M any people have proved means any place for the tourists, that that with vegetable and fru it gardens means an auditorium, that means of their own thoy can escape the rignew people coming here, that means ors of the northern winter and live a place for boats of the tourists, th at ¡ more comfortably and economically in means anything and everything. If Florida. any of the people here know of any-! Florida's resorts arc divided goo- NOT THE ORDINARY ROMANCE Happily Married Man Has Something Different to Say About the Darling of Hla H eart * She un^n't exactly hnndKome, nnd yet you couldn't call her plain. Iler features were Irregular, but Interesting, a* I beard one of .her friend* remark. For Instance, one pearly ear of matchless beauty was an Inch or so lower than the other. And her teeth wore so splendidly different from the usual. The absence of two of them In front relieved the monotony of the faultless rows of molars that most girls have. Then again she had a habit of hold­ ing her mouth open so that If there were Iho slightest breeze stirring It would whistle weirdly In nnd out of the spnee between her teeth. Her eyrs were fishy blue, and slight­ ly crossed, so that In walking she rould not help tripping over her own feet. She nlso toed-ln a trifle, nnd when she sldted down the road, daintily trip­ ping In her own chnrmlngly original wny, people stopped to look at her. It used to gratify my vanity to he stared at so whenever I went out with her. In fact, I may as well out with It, I found her so fascinating that I mar­ ried her. And ours has been the hap­ py union. Sho never bore* me. She Is a con­ tinual source of Interest. I keep find­ ing new things wrong with her every day.—London Answers. HONORS NOT EASILY EARNED Japanese Wrestlers Who Rice to Famo Aro Deserving of the High Poaltlon They Attain. Training foy a Japanese wrestler la not easy. The training of our col­ lege boys for nn athletic event la child's ploy In comparison. It (a not unusual for a nonce to be gashed and bleed­ ing after being knocked about (be hard gravel of a private arena. Young students come out at 4 on cold morn­ ings and train until 8. Their fat and niu*cles are hardened by constant ramming at wooden posts nnd their henda are hardened by being pushed vigorously nrnlnat walla. Yet It la a career nny boy In Japan's villages nsplrrs to who throws more than the average number of local rival*. A champion today has 150 or 100 “lianda" or devices at hla disposal. The aim, a worthy one certainly, la the maximum of force with the minimum of disturbance. Wrestlers are classified Into nine grades, of which only the first three or four have professional Importance. In enrh ramp there nru three leading lights. The champion, the O-zekl, or second champlpn; tho Sekl-wnkl, or second assistant champion; the KomiiHuhl, the assistant to the second assistant champion. The supreme . Imtupioo U called the Tokodxuna. hut there have only been n score of these slip e Japanese wrestling stnrted In the prepagodn period. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ :: :: jL /e a n e v u r n e r Phone 497 - - Down In San Diego county la a grove of Torrey pines leas than two miles broad and eight miles long, thinly scattered, that occur nowhere else In the world except about 100 trees on the eastern end of Santa Itnaa Island, many miles to the north and out In the ocean. All who h a r t read of coaching or motoring In southern California know of the fa­ mous cypress drlro near Monterey. Strange Indeed la this great head of land Jutting out Into the ocean be­ tween Carmel bay and Monterey hprbor, for It forms an Isolated arboreal Island, the Monterey cypress being hut one of Its peculiarities. The Mon­ terey pine grows there, and Is not fouhd again except sixty miles to the north and seventy miles to the south. The nishop's pine occurs (or recurs) only eighty-five miles to the north and eighty miles to the south. The Gowen cypress recurs on the coast 210 miles northward. • Curious place for trees, this Mooterry headland! We have so many tales to tell of curious native trees, however, that one more must suffice. Down at Carden Grove and Santa Ana. both In Orange county, stand five trees that are natural hybrids between the native live oak and the native black walnut, and man had nothing to do with this Jugglery.— Los Angeles Times. GREAT SOLDIER’S KINDLY ACT Duke of Wellington Not Above Tak­ ing Care of Toad Which Waa Small Boy’s P e t The duke of Wellington, while strolling obout hla estate one day. came upon n small hoy, the son of a gardener, down on his knee* before n hole, nnd with tears running down hla fare. The hoy explained that hi* pet toad lived In the hole, nnd that he fed him every «lay. the toad knowing him and following him about the gar­ den. School waa to open the next day In n distant town, nnd the lad was afraid hla toad would starve to death. "Not at all, not at nil,” assured the great leader. ‘T il look" after your toed myself." The boy got up at nnre, nnd the two gravely shook hands. The duke was as good as his word, nnd went several times a week to the hole with n handful of crumbs, and the tond noon transferred his affection to hi* gra-e. This so tickled the sol­ dier that he wrote the boy a letter telling him of the pet's actions; but expressing the belief that when the boy returned the tond would go back to hla first nffrctlon. Ripening Fruit. High temperature* seem, very curi­ ously, to retard the ripening of pears, while hastening that of applet*. In ex­ periments describe«! by Overholser and Taylor In the Itotanlcal Gazette, the ripening of green first-crop Ilartlett peart; raised from 70 degrees F.. or room temperature, to 85 degrees wns not nffected, hut at 87.7 degrees It waa delayed five days, and a t 04 de­ grees nnd 104 degrees the delay was 13 day*. Second-crop Rartlett pear*, In a temperature of 101 degrees, and surrounded by a relative humidity of below 50 per cent, remained unripe four weeks after similar pear* at room temperature and humidity bad become fully ripened. The flavor of pears kept above 85 degrees was af­ fected, sweetness and Juiciness being diminished. The ripening of Yellow Newton apples on the other band, was hastened at every appreciable rts« In temperature from 50 degree* up to the point of destruction by burning. It Is concluded that the picking of pear* may be delayed In very hot weather, but that tho picking of ap­ ples and storage In n cool place must he hastened. Barnstable's Old Bell. In the conrthouse at narnatahle. Mass., la an old bell, cracked and allcnt, which may he, and probably la. tho oldest bell In the United States So thinks Mr. Alfred Crocker, clerk of courts of Rarnstahlo county. Tho date 1075 is still plainly visible In the pho­ to g rap h recently printed In the Bos­ ton Evening Transcript. By thin date, howvvrr, tho old bell had seen nearly a quarter of a cen­ tury of life In England before It canto to America and began calling wor­ shipers together In the church at How Burmese Women Smoke. Merchant# smoke their pipe* from Sandwich town. Gratitude bought the duwn until durk. In Korea, writes u hell In England, for It came a* n gift corresjMtndent. They muut down front Mr*. I’eter Adolph, whose hus­ when they smoke, nnd us the atems band, Captain Adolph, was lost In the of the pipe* ure 3 feet long, the bowl wreck of hla vessel on the Massachu­ cult rest on the ground. lit Bethle­ setts roast In 1U07 despite the efforts hem the hookult Is very popular niuoiig of the people of Sandwich. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ the women and it accompanies the morning nnd afternoon coffee-drinking A Fair Weak. hour. Several tube* extend from the A snun lately kept n metcrnlogfral w ater howl through which the smoke dlnry of I'1» wife'* temper. It ran passes In a cooling process, tfnd the aomewlint ns follows: women gather about the hookah, each “Mm.day—Rather cloudy; In the afselecting a tube, and all drawing •moke from the common howl. Tito Vnporlsh brightened “Tuesday Hurtnetfe maiden# smoke a cigar 10 up a little toward* evening. Incite* long nnd a* fat ns n good-sired "Wednesday — Changeable, gloomy. t-aitdln and with a while puper cov­ Inclined to rain. ering. The longest pipe# known are “Thursday—High wind, and some those used by native* of the Belgian penis of thunder. Congo. These pipe* hare stems 10 or “Friday—Full- In tho morning; vari­ 12 fret long, with small howls. If able till the nfternonn; cloudy at mutchea were used to light-them a night. frtenil would be needed to apply the “Ralunlay—A gentle breeze, hnxy; (lame, but the nntlve gets his light afternoon, a thick fog, and a few flashby merely thrusting the bowl Into hla ea of lightning. camp fire. “8undny—Terui<estuoua and rainy; toward evening rather calmer.”—Lon­ Post Cards a t the Herald office, lc. don Answers. Office supplies a t the Herald. Christmas Candies Nuts and Nut Meats, A ll Kinds Plum and Fig Pudding Dates, Figs, Cluster Raisins Grape Juice, Virginia Dare and Claret Mince Meat, Dry and Moist Goodwin's Cakes, All Kinds Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis In O ur State Section of Land In California Han ' Tree« Unknown Anywhoro Elae, Save in O nt Small Spot. Welaka Building :: Zfhe S ro w th a n d S tren g th o f Zfh/s ¡S a n k has been made possible by a broad, general knowledge of business and personal conditions In Utis commun­ ity, and the TANGIBLE 8BRVICB that it has always been our policy to On the baais of confidence, courtesy, and real personal service, we invite yonr account. F. P. Forster, President. B. F. Whltner, Cashier, LETTUCE HAMPERS A m ple Stocks Prompt Deliverg Cotton Seed Meal . Nitrate Soda one C a sto r Po: Kainit Our Prices Will Save • You Money COMPANY Service That Counts We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street Richmond, Va. Car lot receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit and Product? Consignments Solicited R tftr tn c « » t " Z X Z Z ’. 'X r .Z - iZ r .ïZ ' a .* i w a ™ * A bo* u . Pure, Sweet, Wholesomi Delivered Fresh Every Day MILLER’S BAKERY S P E C IA L BARGAINS FOR THE FIR8T C O M P L E T E H O U 6 E B IL L CARTER LUMBER CO. The Citizens of Seminole County LI8TEN—ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE _ WHILE WB TELL ABOUT WHILE WE SING ABOtf» The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921 THIS IS TO BE TTIE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET HELD— IT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS. It« Is to embrace the product*, official or private, of five ties In the beet section of the state. THAT’S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. WE ASK YOU—WILL YOU HELP? Johnnie J. Jones' remarkable United Shows, bigger and ****** will occupy our grounds from December to tho time- of opening **" Fair in order to get ready for H. , W. R. O’NEAL J. L. GILES C. R HOWA*® President Treasurer Secretary �mmm SANFORD BAIL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, i*J0 PAGE THREB ADDITIONAL LOCALS New Irish potatoes «re ripe ln San* ford. ' W o rth S a r i n * H ats! Hata! Hata! Shop. See them. A t the Quality Christmas Cards, Seals, and Tags 210-tfc a t Mobley’s Drug Store, Old potatoes farther north mny not be bringing much but the growers can sell them In Southern market* M. J. Bradford's Mattress Factory, »Bth street and Cypres* nvc. 210-10tp t ’ Beautiful Minnehaha Moccasins at A. Kanner’a, Sanford Avo.t * 216-12c Sanford will have celery for Christ­ mas. This means a good price for the grower* who wiU have some. Christmas boxes of oranges at $3. —0 . W- Spencer, Phone 400. 200-I0tp We hare cut nil prices radically at the Quality Shop. The features of this girl portray tb« fetst type of Polish childhood Ilia) lies engulfed In hunger and dlsIDd all Ihelr attendant miseries slrrndy administered by Amerhis preserved her benuly and ¿„hness. albeit her eyes betray the «firing she has seen, but literally aCUoai In her own and adjacent coun, y n still have no one to look to bnt 1 «tries as another winter of horror <jwfi to upon them. To the end that mb. prsjer war not go unanswered .rfjbt leading American relief organlxafjigi bare banded together In a Joint ^—«*1 m behalf of Europe* suffering dEditn. Ttiey are ths Amerlcnu IteUrf Administration, the American Ited CreM, tb# American Friends' Belief Otcmltlee (Quakers), the Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, the Federnl Cborchei of Christ In America, tin* gplghts of Columbus, the Y. M. C. A . aad ths I . W. 0 . A. THE BAPTIST TEMPLE, 9:30—Sumby School. 11:00—Preaching by the pastor on -Ike First Christmas.” Mr. Latalerough, Comctfst, will pley for tho Cnt time in this service. Ho has teen engaged ns cometlst with the ekurrh music. 6:30—The Young People. Miss Careen Hyman, ncice of the pastor, who is the Junior leader for the Bap­ tist Young People of Georgia, is here aad will speak to the Juniors. 7:30—Preaching by tho pastor on The Hotel Question." Join the Temple audience. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Tomorrow will be a day of special Interest to us because our friends, tho Icdtpcndcnt Order of Odd Fellows, will visit snd worship with us a t the morning service. Every member and friend of the church should make speeisl effort to be present and wel­ come them. Our Bible School meets nt 0:45 a. o.; morning worship nt 11. Sub­ ject of sermon: "Creation's Purpose." Y. P. S. C. E. meets nt 0:30 p. m. Night service nt 7:30 o’clock. Sub­ ject: The Way to Complete Life." A wsrm welcome awaits you. Stringers arc not strangers with ***t bat friends. Como nnd worship with us,—Pau) C. Burhana, Pastor. METHODIST CHURCH. Funds/ School, 9:30 n. m. Preaching by the pastor nt 11 a. “ • Subject: "Which Master." Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. Preaching by the pastor at 7:30 p. “ • Subject: "The Snlc of n Birth- right.” J- C. Hutchison, Sunday School sup­ erintendent. Hr. S. W. Walker, Pastor. A cordial welcome to nil to these PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. has been .i very busy week with Presbyterians with gathcr» rt of some kind each night mrr 51 ,Su?day tfl° congregation ov_ u.Wcd auditorium nnd many ,cated *n the gallery, jwce joined the church. «-¡/I* f l o w ing is tho calendar for and Monday: Sunday l *• m-. Sunday School. J 1" 0 a‘ m * preaching. P- m., Intermediate C. E. P- m., Senior C. E, 7:3<> P- m., preaching. Monday <n »in? ‘ Soc'a' "Noting of worn* S * .»venue. Mr** J> H* McCasher, 407 **** 3:30 P*Tn-. Junior C. E, boxes Vf!r ^°Ur onJers ior Christman Roll» w b0 r# mC8. With Orangesk°i * 8. .“Wp them £or yoa* any k M of Fackscc3* Read the Dally Herald and get wise to the many bargains that are being offered every day In Sanford. Our merchants have tho goods and the prices. • — AU hats reduced nt the Quality Shon. 217-4tc Bureau Scarfs, Tablo Covers, and Baby Blankets, now on sale.—A. Knnner. 216-12tc An Appeal to the American People 'r»H R EE aad one-half million children In Eastern and Central Barope 1 hare no alternative to disaster between now and next harvest ex­ cept American aid, _ _ In the aid. r Tor month« these most __L__ helpless sufferers track of war hare been admitted to American feeding-stations o n ljlr tragically undernourished, and havo received American medical aid only If desperately threatened ky death from disease. One 0 cent hot American meal today has saved a thousand lives. Winter la closing down. Tbo money ef many nations U valueless out•Ido their own boundaries. Economic and crop conditions make famine, with lta terrible train of disease*, a certain visitor until next harvest. Inov. Itably the helpless children will auffer most No child can grow to health and u n ity on the pitiful makeshifts for food with which millions of European adults must content themselves this winter, It Is obvious tbdt the remedy caa come only from outside. America saved 6,000,000 European children winter before la st Nor­ mal recuperation cut the need nearly In half last jear, but unusual condi­ tion* have resulted In scant shrinkage of child destitution during the twelvemonth Just p a st The response of Amerlct must now decide whether o,ou0,000 oi these charges, in acuta distress, shall begin to be turned away In January from more than 17,000 asylums, hospitals, clinics and feedingstations dependant on American support There would bs as tragedy la history se sweeping er so destructive #f those who ctn deserve no cvlt Tho undersigned organisations, working among every race and creed. ,nany en*, *ei* *‘*° ,n °Ihar forma of relief, agree unanimously that the plight o. these helpless children should hove complete priority In overseas charity until the situation Is m et This Is an Issue without politics and withoutreligious lines. There can be no danger of pauperisation, for the 12.1.000.000 for child food, and the *10,000.000 for medical service that we seek, will relieve only the critical ernes. The medical supplies of course, must be an unquslltled gift, but for every American dollar used In child-feeding the governments and communities sided furnish two dollara In the form of transportation, re n t labor, clerical help, cash conlrlbuttons and such food supplies as are locally obiulnable. America has not failed In the past In great heartedness. She has never hnd a more poignant call than this. Contributions should be turned over to the local committees which are now being formed for this national collection, or sent to Franklin K. Lane. Treasurer. Guaranty Trust Co, New York City. ' EURO PEAN Tho cold weather is bringing the tourists to Florida nnd Sanford should be makin gefforta to get them located hero in somo fashion. Tents ore nil right if they are loentod In the right place. , Beautiful assortment of Lion brand shlrta for gifts a t greatly reduced prices.—A. Kanncr. 216-12tc R ELIEF H . r a . n H .s v . r . Chairm an C O U N C IL F r.n k lln k American tied Cross, by Council s f C h u n k s . . f Christ * ? * ""* ? ’ ? rown U vln ga io a K n la h i* * of* rn h , P a r r a n d . C hairm an A m erican Prltnda" Service Com m ittee (Q u a k ers) by Itufus M Jonte. C h a ir m a n Jawtah Joint D istribution Commlttae, by Kell* M W arburg, trhalrineo _Colum b“ »j h r J a m a s A. _ F iahsrty, S upre m e Knight *• M C. A., by C. V. H ibbard. Intarnational Com m lttae T W C a by M in S arah s t m i l Netlonal Hoard 6 8‘ **** • Established in 1887 Twenty thousand dollar stock of Platinum, Dia­ monds, Jewelry, Bar Pins HENRY McLAULIN Your Jeweler for 3 3 Yean Suitable Gifts for MANICURE SETS f r o m ........................... - .................$3.00 to $25.p0 TOILET SETS f r o m ......................................................... $5.00 to $25.00 SCRANE'S FINE STATIONERY. CORRESPONDENCE CARDS all In Christmas Boxes. FOUNTAIN PENS and EVERSIIARP PENCILS in Sterling Silver and Gold Plated from . . . . _____ ________________$1.00 to $6.00 FOR CHRISTMAS worker, n good preacher and a most Remember the children with somo delightful companion. of Zanc Grey's, Eleanor Porters’ nnd Booth Tnrkington’s Interesting books Quality clear through in all of our a t Mobley’s Drug Store. 21Qytfc hats. That’s the Quality Shop. 216-4tc By an overwhelming majority, apjroximatcly eight to one, tho Lake­ J. R. Johnson, Atlantic Coast Lino line ever seen In Sanford—only a land special road-and bridgo district railway enr inspector, was killed in few of each so get them now. voted bonds,in the sum of $200,000 to tho Lakeland ynrds Monday morning Ilox Stationery In ail of the construct certain roads< when ho was caught between two Intent «hades and styles—nothing freight cars. At the time of tho ac- but the best of putirr a.id onveKandy—Peanut Brittle Saturday cident Mr. Johnson was under a lopes nt very reasonable prices, special, 30c lb. W ater’s Kandy stririg of freight cars coupling nlr Quite the prettiest nnd most senKitchen. 213-tfc hose nnd it is not known how tho nc- «Rile Christmns gifts for cither cident'occurred. -His body wn6 found ‘‘Her" or "Him." Robert J . Black, Jr., was released later, badly crushed, ono leg being Christmns Cards snd New on a $10,000 bond for appearance be­ cut off. Deceased enmo to Florldn Year's Post Cards of all kinds fore Magistrate Carter Tuesday at nbout n year ago from Galesburg, Hi. from the low price of one cent St. Petersburg, charged with putting He was forty-five years old and leaves each up. You get the benefit of zinc sulphate In. sugar eaten by his a fmaiyl. I our buying In job lots. AH very wife, it is alleged to dispose of her. ■ ! pretty snd new. And then you BoxFruit—Mixed { boxes fruit ^ can j,ct engraved cards or staBrnclct Watches, Electric Lamps, packed to order. Parcel Post boxes ( tionary or Holiday cards engrarSmoking Sctl, Casscro'e and other nnd enrtoons n specialty. W ater’s ^ or y0Ur monogram printed on Sheffield silverware fo r holiday gifts. Kandy Kitchen. 213-tfc tho finest of bond papers in all 16-12tc —A. Kanncr, Sanford avo, —-----! colors. Conic in and take a look. The bond election in Gainesville HERALD PRINTING CO. The official program for tl\c an­ passed off without any unusual fco-J nerald Squar« nual meeting of the Florida Educa­ ture, except thnt many women tax oog.tf tional Association, which is to be held _________________ in Tallahassee, December 20, 30 and payers were put to considerable ^ trouble to cost thtir votes, owing to ^ Come in nnd get your new typo31, is a most attractive booklet of thelr names not appearing on tho writer at the Herald office now. A fifteen pages.. The program will bo n qualified list filed with the inspcc-, r(,aj typewriter nt $05, the best you suitable souvenir of Tnllahnssco tors. Two separate questions were cver 8aw for the money or for twice scenes. submitted to the voters, ono for bonds the money, - — A big selection of good books for for $125,000 for street paving and one for $30,000 for improvements to old and young at popular prices at the municipal light nnd power plant. -*• ^ -v . Mobley’s Drug Store. 210-tfc Ju st received a now shipment of W. L. Dougins Shoes. Men’s, Ladies1 and Children’s shoes nt reduced prioSanford Heights is having what es.—Knnnor’s Store, Sanford Avenue. 216-12tc might be termed a "mushroom growth’ just now with small houses Twenty-one counties, including sev­ and tents and all kinds of habitations e ra l of northern nnd western Florida, springing up overnight. Sanford nrc now enrolled in tho departments Heights is the finest residence secof exhibition of tho South Florldn lio n in the^clty and some day will be fair, the dntes of which nro February | recognized ns such. 3 to 12, and indications nro thnt sev -, A. Kannor has a big line of holi­ oral will bo added to tho list when j day goods, dolls, velocipedes, etc, 213- newly-elected boards of county com-, 215 Sanford Avc. 216-12tc missioners assume offico in January. | Thus tho grentest state or sectional, A nlco assortment of Sterling Sil­ fair of Southern history is nssured ver and Gold Everaharp Ponc'ls and from an exhibition viewpoint, and Fountain Pens nt MoL’ey’e Drug thousands of tourists from nil sections ’ Store. 210-tfc of tho nntton will have tho privilege’ of learning whnt Florida In every j Bishop W. A. Candler, of Atlanta, section is capable of producing. T o . Ga., was in Monticelln Monday for ♦he county exhibits will ' bo added t a short stay. The bishop was cn- those of Mexico, Canada and Hol­ routo to Madison whero ho officiated land. at tho laying of tho cornerstone of the now Methodist church. Bishop E. Santa Claus wilt appear three times G. Weed, of Jacksonville, pronched a t tho French Shop, Snturday, tho Sunday morning, a t Christ Episcopal 18th; Monday, the 20th; Wednesday, church to a largo congregation. the 22nd, 3 p. m. Ho will talk to the children and receive letters nnd dis­ Alohnwk Sheets, 81x00, $2.15 each. play his bags of toys.—French Shop. ■A, Kannor, Sanford Avc. Phono Buy Christmns seals Hnd help fight 6. 216-12tc tuberculosis in this state. 219-2tc Hats! Hats! Hate! Shop. Sco them. S h o j) a t t h e B j g S t o i Christmas . L s «.. T ra s .u ra , Comprlsingi A K!t«“ ni t l " a lrd u !i? cT m tn U on ’ * r i amonas Watches je w e lr y Beautiful Line of Christmns Package GILLETTE RAZORS. CHRISTMAS CIGARS in boxes of 25—all the leading brands in 10 and 15 cent CIGARS. Fine Line of CHRISTMAS CANDIES, IIUYLER’S, WILEY'S, WfllTMAN’S, LOG CABIN PECAN NUT BOLL. New Line of CHILDREN’S BOOKS and all the POPULAR NOVELS of the day. Our Christmas Line of PERFUMES fresh from the manufacturers, comprise the MARY GARDEN, MAVIS. DJERKISS, PIYEItS, ROGERS & GALLETT in Christmas packages, any size. MOBLEY'S DRUG STORE ENERGIZER" WHAT IT DOES. Get somo of those late postcards at the Herald office. Tho Valdez Ho­ tel, the Weinkn Block, the Seminole It successfully treats anemia, Hotel nnd other points of interest rheumatism, paralysis, dyspepsia» Only one cent each. Send a Sanford obcsjty, neuralgia, constipation, sci­ card to your friends. atica, writer’s cramps, liver diseases, varicose veins, muscular contractions, Remember that the Herald offico joint affections, sprains and deformi­ now has the best $65 typewriter on ties, faulty circulation or nutrition, the mnrket. A complete standard spinal congestion, disease of the ner­ typewriter for thin price, now and vous system, sleeplessness, Bright’s fully equipped. Come in nnd try disease, diabetes and high blood pretK them. sure, even after ail other means have failed. References: Any bank or bus­ Prices are now being regulated by- iness house in Sanford. tho new economic inw of ovcraupply nnd under-demand.—Washington Post Post Cards nt the Herald office, lc. At the Quality / [($ 1« J Tho friends of Rev. A. A. Thrower, who. has served the Methodist church in Lake City during the past year ,wera delighted to learn that ho has been roturriod ’ to this city for an­ other year. Ills report from this church was gratifying to tho mem­ bership and tho year just closed has beer* tho most successful that tho church has enjoyed for a number of yean. Rov, Thrower Is an earnest Get your typewriter a t tho Herald A flrat-claac machine, bran now a t $65 and one thaV you will like for tho rest of your life. Not need to pay any more for a real typewriter. The Molte Is not only a standard ma­ chine hut Is so arranged that you can carry it around with you. Post Cards at the Herald offico, lc. r¥miifc7-'«fcL- : OUR STORE IS THE GIFT SHOP FOR THE PEOPLE OF THIS SECTION FOR THEY RECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT WE HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. FOR INSTANCE— Bar Pins ARE VERY GOOD THIS SEASON AND/ WE HAVE THE FINEST LOT OF BAR PINS THAT HAS EVER BEEN SHOWN HERE. AND THEN YOU MUST SEE OUR DIA­ MOND RINGS, BROOCHES, PINS, E T C - TOO MANY OF THEM TO MENTION TODAY. COME AND SEE THEM AT J. T. BRADY'S, Jewelry Store WELAKA BLOCK �PAGR POUR TOB SANFORD i/AILY HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920 RULED MISS KATHRYN Mi 1LKBY, Editor. Phone 428 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Edward Mil­ ler announce the engagement of their Wilson. daughter, Clara Mae, to Mr. Amos Marshall McClces. The wedding to D. A. U. take place late in December. The D. A. U. Bridge Club met with »Mrs. E. P. Morse Thursday morning. There waa also an extra table in hon­ CATHOLIC C H U R C n SERVICES. or of Mrs. George Morse of IlondurALL SOULS CHURCn The club prize was won by Miss Lillins Lober and the guest prize, a box of correspondence cards, was won by Mrs. Roy Bowen. # A most sumptuous wild duck lunch­ eon was served at this conclusion of the game. The guests besides the members of the club were: Mrs. Ray Bowen, Mr*. Julius Schultz, Miss Lillins Lo­ ber, M n. Symmes and M n. George Morse. Toinorrcw, last Sunday in Advent, mass will be celebnted a t 10:00 a. m. During this mass tho men of the parish will approach Holy Commun­ ion in rf body. Sermon: "Tho Messianic Prob­ lems." Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ ment nftcr mass. Sunday school fol­ lows services. Masses on Christmas Day at 6:30 and 10:00 a. m. Full announcement later. *' Strangers welcome. KIND IS SUCCESSION BIG RANCHES'ONLY MEMORY Thraa 6 liter« af. Nabla Family Wha Dacani a the Favorit#« of. Great French Manarch. Progress of Civilisation Ha« Dana Away With tha Picture eque Ufa of the Old W est Klny Louie XIV of Prance fell In love with three ulster*, one after the other, the ilnujchters of the marquis of Neele. The drat waa not a beauty, but she was a clever woman and a Rood dresser. H er reign ended after three years, when her younger sister appeared. The king's devotion to tho first slater waa a secret until Louts, after ludulRinR too heavily In chainpagne. paid a cnll upon his wife, who was so dlsRiisted by his condition that she ordered hi in to leave her pres­ ence. He was bitterly angered, and a few days later he publicly acknowl­ edged bis devotion to Mme. de Utility. .Her younger *lster, slater, I'aullue, came to the palace with tho firm Intent of winning the king from her sister« She did, but; died suddenly shortly aftpr her success. Then (he third sinter, Marie Anne, the young widow nf the marquis of Touniette, the most able,'the moat unscrupulous and the moat beautiful of the family, appeared. Mme. de la Touraellc, In love with a young nobleman, refused to listen to the king. Louis sent his rival to war, but the young man came hack wounded, and n hero. A young The big horse ranches have virtual­ ly gone .out of ‘ existence with the passing of the lx>ng X In Montana, Mtys the Christian Science Monitor. The big' cattle ranch long since suc­ cumbed to the onward march of the aheep ranger and the wired fence, and It waa felt to be only a matter of time before the horse ranch would follow su it In this connection It la Intereatlng to recall tho circumstance that though the horse waa unknown on tha American continent when the Span­ iards arrived, prehistoric evidences of »the animal have been discovered In both North and South Amarica. Tha Indians, who had domesticated the llama, the alpaca, and tha dog, knew nothing of the horse, and ware aston­ ished by the sight of the strange find unfamiliar animals which the newcom­ ers rode, wllh tbelr Introduc­ tion by the white races, hones which escaped aoon ran wild and flourished on the same ranges where their anctent cousins had apparently lived, showing how well the country waa suited to their needs. There are a few ranches today In the West where the rug In the principal room tnay be the hide of a wild horse, found In Nevnda or In Arizona canyons. And your thoughts turning to gifts and something for friends, for family, for come one somewhere. What a wonderful Idea th a t Christmas Sayings In our Bank has become and how fine it la now for those who had a Christmas Savings Account with us this year to come In now and get their money for gifts or for some good cauae. To you today and start you off with a Christmas Sav­ ings Account fo r next year. Aak your neighbor who has one and then talk It over wit h— TH E PEOPLES BANK 1 hermometer Scale«. There are aeveral different nyrtetn* of dividing the thermometer scale. The one In common use In all Englishspeaking countries la the Fahrenheit. In this the boiling point Is 212 de­ grees, and the freezing point 32 de­ Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taker for leas this LUNCHEON FOR MRS. PEYTON grees above zero. In the Centigrade 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cuh Mrs. Alex Vaughn moat charming­ thermometer, the freezing point Is tak­ must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ Evil In Deception. ly entertained a t luncheon Friday at en as the zero, and tho bulling point cordingly. The Ancient Write*«. Lying, n term In which we Include Is reckoned at 100 degrees- It will her home on Park avenue ¿or M n. The excellence nf the ancient writ­ deception of every kind, Is the root thus be seen that the 100 degrees on Peyton of Washington who Is the ers does not cou*!*t In a trick that more evil In the world than the the Centigrade scale and the 160 de­ HAVE BRIEF SPAN OF LIFE _________ FOR BENT guest of her sister, M n. Margaret esn be learned, but In a perfect adap­ of love of money ever was, though Hie gree* (212 minus 32) on the Fahren­ FOR KENT—Two garages p j^ Barnes. I tation of mean* tn ends. The secret latter U responsible for enough. In nil heit scale rxVresent the sum'c differ­ Most Placer Mining Campe Flourish 663-W 218-3tf The rooms were tastefully decorat­ of the slyle nf the great CJreck and conscience, and the two evils work ence, In temperature namely that be­ for a Little While and Then FURNISHED ROOMS-Two ed in poinffettics and ferns sugges­ ltmuou 'author* I* that It I* the per­ handily together. If frank honesty tween boiling point and freezing point Pasa Into Oblivion. cd bed rooms. Inquire 311 PM tive of the season. The table was fection of good sense. In Hie first were the rule of the world, boys, place? they never use a word without grown Into men. would sin occasion­ A venue_____________15711: . beautiful with a centerpiece of poln- a meaning, or a wool which adds Exceptions to the rule governing FOR RENT—One nicely fumliW Want a typewriter? The Herald settias, red candles a t each place and nothing to the meaning; they knew ally. lint not frequently or continu­ ica the agency for the best $65 type­ mining camp*, hecUc activity and room for one or two gentlemen or ously, n* tnnny of us do now. Decep­ Christmas place cards. what, they wanted to say, and their tion Is the grant protector of crime, writer that has ever been put on the quick ficcay, are Helena, alto of a njee couple. Can have use of gsrzp. A most sumptuous and delicious whole purpose was to say-It with the the great shield of vice. Eliminate It market and wo will have a shipment onc-tlmo noted placer cump, mid the Phone 23 for particulars, 206-tfc Christmas luncheon was served to highest degree of exactness and com­ absolutely and you sever the tap roots of new machines the last of this flno city of Denver, where, in Hie sum­ mer of 18ii3, James H. Pierce punned FOR RENT—Double i flat, «55 the following: M n. Peyton, M n. B. pleteness, and bring It homo to the of profiteering, defrauding of Hie em­ week. If you are In the market for out a little gold from a sandbar uear mind with the greatest possible clear­ rooms and bath. J. Musson, 60J.| F. Whltncr, M n. Raymond Key, M n. ness and vividness . . . The ancients ployer, Impurity, hypocrisy In the n typewriter see us before you buy. the moutb of Cherry creek, a discov­ Palmetto ave. , 21Wtp Stone, M n. Barnes ahd M n. Vaughn. were concise because of the extreme church, political corruption snd wars Herald Printing Co. ery that fired the expectations of housekeeping thousands and started 'the historic FOR RENT—Light palnT'they took with their epithets: of aggression.—Exchange. MERRIE MATRONS • apartments, completely furnlibti rush to Plkg's peak countryalmost nil moderns arc prolix because The Dally Herald ¿subscription list over Union Pharmacy, First Strut The flno 'and progressive city of The Mcrric Matrons Bridge Club they do not. The great ancients could Have you seen th at beautiful line Is growing so rapidly that new carLewiston, Idaho, Is another exception express a thought mi perfectly in a \ . met with M n. Harry Hocrcn Thun2I9-3te of box stationery a t tho nerald of­ rler'boys are necessary each week. If to the rule of obllvloa that hurt been * ___ _ day afternoon at her home on Union few words or sentences, that they did fice? Just tho thing for "Tho Girl" ^ OR- RENT—Large, nice furnlihti you do not get your paper promptly the almost unfailing fate of placer not need lo mid nny more.—John housekeeping room, 205 Oak Are. avenue. for Chrlstmns. Get it printed with phone 481. camps. While, strictly speaking, Lew­ Stuart Mill. . Mrs. Riddling, Eagle Home. 220-Clp Only the members were present and her monogram. iston was not a placer camp, but the FOR KfcINT—1 well furnnished t*4 outfitting point, at the head of steam­ boat navigation, for the-stampede Into room, 717 Park nve. 220-tfc tbo elenr-wnter region, In the curly FOR RENT—Furnished ' room. Ap­ '00s, It was n placer enmp In other ply at Herald office. 220-tfc respects, and In the wild spirit of early* LOST day gold hunting. With the snlllug nwny of the steam­ LOST—Brown cameo pin, circled witi ship Victoria, bearing 850 Nome resi­ pearls. Lost somewhere on Fint dents. most of whom announced their stre e t Return to 703 Oak. Rcwari purpose never to return, tho brooding 216-5!i spirit of melnncholy came In with tin* Mrs. C. F. Marshall. long, long winter. Again the “weirs MISCELLANEOUS tong howl Is heard on Ounnlnskn *■ Incorpcra'+ed Carpels and Rugs Washed lonely shore." and the little remnant of population ,1s left with memories right on the floos with tho Hamiltoa and disappointed hopes. Vet a few Bench Electric Carpet Washer. Rewilt ding to the deserted beach to the stores colors, kills all moth and dis­ last breath of life, for such Is the ease germs. For estimate or demon­ tinfalling record of every famous stration phono 660 or drop card U camp, to live over ngnln In memory, through the long arctic nights, the Electric Carpet Washer, Route A, 215-ftp stirring scenes of 20 years ago.—Spo 206, Sanford, Fla. kiwi* 8Dokcsman*Itevlcw. ROOM AND BOARD, 111 per w«L 100 East F irst street, over Union Pharmacy. 163-tfe World's Longest Car Ferry, The new railway ferry line, which PRACTICAL NURSE, care of V* Is being planned to run between Eng­ Herald. 216-ftp land and Sweden, will bo the longest Tho 'nternational Correspondence In the world. A tremendous ferry boat with engines furnlshlpg about Schools arc right now training ortr 12,000 horse-power Is to travel dally | one hundred thousand people for bet­ between the two countries, bearing ter positions and salaries. How shoot upon huge decks freight trains 48 -you? Get In touch with Mr. FarrarX cars Initslength. this there will j ton, local representative, Llncola T be provisions Besides for taking travelers 216-51? ? from the first to the fourth class, to­ House. i gether with dining rooms, promenades WANTED and other agreeable features. The journey requires 33 hours. After ar­ WANTED—Team work. Inquire 3 M. Hanson Shoo Shop. 189-Wp riving on hind the freight train at onco proceeds upon the English or FOR BALK ~~ ? Swedish tracks, as the case may be. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—tW It Is obvious that a tremendous sav­ T ing both In time and In labor can ba 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford At«i thus accomplished. 100-lb SACK 0*0 7 C Walking distance to city. Two loti 12-lbs PILLSBURY OE; i BREAKFAST BACON, For ............................ «pü. IU . corner Center ai)d Elm Ave. Tw» FLOUR ................ Jo* STRIPS, lb ....................... • I lots west side Palmetto nve., 50 ft. New Picture« by Radio. 24-lbs PILLSBURY t f l C ft "Very Interesting snd very Impor­ from Eleventh S t Make offer. B. ? ALAGA SYRUP— SUGAR CURED HAMS, tant." la the way Marconi recently ex­ Corey, owner, 176 N. Spring SL, b* FLOUR ..................... tp l.D U lb ...................................... Gallon for ......................... $1.25 pressed himself regarding the trans­ Angeles, Calif. 208-1 mo-P mission of photographs by radio. It 14-lbs. IRISH POTATOES H C .65 Half Gallon ...................... PICNIC HAMS, appears that several systems of this FOR SALE—All the lumber In " £ For .,.....................: ............ e l« l grandstand and fence at basebifl 1b ............- ........................ kind are being worked out at present. One one-half Gal. can....... .16 "I have not„ followed the experiments, park at a bargain. See C. L. Britt or but I know It can be done," continued Herald office. PURE CHEAMERY BUT­ 216-tfe LIBBYS SPINACH, Marconi. "Pictures were sent over TER, tb„.......................... FOR SALE—No. 6 Underwood typ«OCTAGON- SOAP, BAR 8c, QC telegraph wires several year« ago, and No. 3 Can f o r ................... writer, A-l condition, 165.—S*owhat enn be done by wire can be dent MAXWELL HOUSE ford Truck Growers. 216-tfc by wireless. It will be of great In­ LIBBY’S DILL PICKLES, COFFEE, lb ................... COMPOUND LARD, -| ^ terest to watch the progress made. FOR SALE—A few yard turkej». Can .................................... The two chief uses to which the dis­ nice and fat, 60c lb.—G. W. Sp«»* ARBUCKLE .COFFEE, covery can be put are the quick trans­ cer. Phone 400. by t h e t u b z : z : z z : # m 216-7*? ARGO SALMON, ' lb .............................. - .... mission of photographs for newspaper Can ..................................... FOR SALE—Army tents in good con­ and police purposes." — Scientific BEST RIB BACON, dition, |30 to, |40.—A. G. Tannai American. - TENNESSEE EGGS, EAGLE MILK, 303 E. Magnolia, Lakeland, Fla. Dozen .............................. CALIFORNIA LIMAS, Or Con .......... ......... .—- .......... 814-6*9 Look over tho elegant new line of 2 lbs ................................... . ¿ O stationery a t the Herald office before FOR SALE—T w o atory 8 **•_ PURE CREAMERY AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE buying your Christmas gifts of fine House a n d g a r a g e , a b a r g a in . AP* GRITS OR MEAL, •' • CHEESE, !b................... OR BUCKWHEAT ......... stationery. We have It in all sizes ply 402 Sanford a v e . a r d F o u r t h »t 215-61P alt shades at very reasonable f and G-lbs PILLSBURY OATMEAL, QUAKER OR SCRATCH FEED, * prices. T FLOUR f o r ..................... _____________FOUND i MOTHERS, pkge................ f With the revision of prices a house­ FOUND—Black leather v a i l « * 1“ name on 1L Owner can have m »* holder car«, fill his furnace with coal for about the cost of tho furnace.— by coming to Herald offlfe and P*P Now York World. lng for this advertisement. V C ^ S s /f lC P A P s JONES CASH STORE! .. 117 East First Street YOUR SATISFACTION ALWAYS IS WHAT WE WANT, THAT IS WHY WE ADVERTISE SO PERSISTENTLY. OUR ADVERTISEMENTS, WE INTEND TO SERVE AS A REMINDER OF OUR PARTICULARLY LOW PRICES; Sugar 9c .49 J7 .29 .64 .37 .33 .72 .35 .45 WITH GROCERY ORDER. SUGAR 10 CENTS POUND WITHOUT ORDER — ALL YOU WANT. ± t I °TNS:.......... .04 .22 .28 .35 .29 .20 .15 �TAB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1920 iifti* ^•ppen,n*, Mention of In arid About Metterà In Bri*f persons) Item* of interest WEATHER r e p o r t . Suam afy af the Flottine Small T tlk t Succinctly* Arranged for Herald B tid e n USE YOUR BASKETS. r . Florida—Generally_^**r ond Jonea Caah Store wishes to an* y warmer tonight. T to ^ M y « nounco that on account of the big mah froit In north-«sit portion Sun- for groceriea a t tho «tore la st Satur­ day many people could rif t 1 : « —ted Increaalng cloudiness. upon with diapatch and In order to facilitate delivery ho will have baaht froata are nuking riper orketa and tho cuatornerà can wait on | .nd grapefruit and Florida (a themselves taking their basket and iradiae of the world. fillln git with whatever they want. nember th J T iiS t week U haV- He will also make one delivery to­ week In buaineaa clrciea and an morrow W . your ordere In early. tlaement In The Daily Herald niGH SCHOOL PUPILS >*t you the trade. PRESENT GOOD PLAY has started to move in »mall Celery The Twinkling Star Company, Inc., ‘„ „i will scon be on move qusntllics»but , nnd then business will pick presented tho following play to a very In csr lots t . — large audience In the Sanford High op in the farming line. School auditorium Friday afternoon, The auction at — the Miller building December 17: "The Ladle* Age So­ 0f second-hand nnd stored furniture ciety of Bingvllle Pack a Missionary today brought out a large crowd. B arrel". The character* were cast as Charlie Hand acted as auctioneer and follows: wss in fine form. Miss Umntilo Wiggles, Miss Mae Holly. B C. Smith wns in the city today Miss, Mndallon Wiggles, Miss Flor­ (n route to his home in Ovcido from ence Henry. Jacksonville, where ho went to attend Miss Dumpty Runt, Miss Francis a meeting of th e - republican leaders Dutton. of the state. Mrs. Al K. Hall, Miss Margaret The Herald is now equipped to do Zachary. Mrs. Hardy BoilJ Miss Lillian Shin* your Job printing in record time with \ the new machinery that has been in- holser. Mrs. U.“ R. Uplsh, Miss Marion stalled during the week. Bring us your rush Jobs of stationery, and all Hand. Miss Matilda Pitt, Miss Sara Eastkinds of printing. erby. All the trains coming into Sanford Miss Elmira Titt, Miss Marion Dcltfrom the north are crowded with win­ rich. ter visitors nnd lt‘!s time to get your Little Guess Boil, Mr. Arthur rooms ready nnd your houses ready to Moore. receive the largest crowd of winter Littlo Uno Hall, Miss Kathleen visitors that have ever come to Flor- Brady. Last but most exalted: Rev. U. Savus, Mr. Wallace Bell. The mnny friends of Mry. Lucy Authoress, Miss Henry. Barber and daughter. Miss Thelma, A rt Director, Fall N. Star. were glnd to see them here this week, Beauty Specialist,, Spring Stiles. the guests of Misti Annie Hawkins o f Owner and Manager, Mr. Frederick Celery avenue. The Harbors have Rinca. ' cen spending the wlntera In Sanford As we havo all dates open and «re for mnny years, but this season are still twinkling, we will be glnd to pre­ in Lakeland. They arc from Com­ sent this play any time, any day, any­ merce, Gn. where. J u st seo Manager Rinrs. Sanford, Flo., Dec. 18, 1920. Carlo! Shlpmenta from Entire Coun* try, Friday, Dee. 17. Florida—Sanford Section ...... .....22 Florida—Manatee Section ...»....... 4 California—So. Diatrict .... 13 California—Imperial Valley ........... 1 'Total, care **'*** »■•'«•«»««■•»■»•t*««4( Deaitnatlona of Florida Shipmenta, Potomac Yarda ............ 1 Pittsburgh .... ;...... I New York ....................... ( Jersey City .......... ] Philadelphia ........ ' Baltimore ......................................... ■] Waycrosa ................. ............ .".......... i CHRISTMAS ORDERS FOR ORANGES Leave your orders for Christmas or­ anges and grapefruit with Reginald S. Holly, who is making a specialty of the best of tangerines and oranges and grapefruit in mixed or straight packages. He takes your order and secs th a t i tis shipped to the proper destination. Get his prices. See him or phone 108 or 148. AND Once upon s time we occasionally Uncle Sam tells tho world that ho got hnlf.fare on tho railroads. Now docs not Intend to be done in nils.— Now we get it in the restaurants all Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. the time.—Syracuse Herald. make this a Usefu for. the Whole Family United States, Kokomo and Miller Tires and Tubes Spot Lights, Bumpers and anything in the line of We maintain one of the best Repair Shops in the State. especially the week before Christmas always is a time when everyone is rushed and each customer is not abld to get the service he or she la en­ titled to, but in order to live up to our motto of service, we are retaining the services of the entire force thdt we had during o ur sale, and if necessary we will put on other men so that you can be assured th at at our place you will get the usual prompt, Facts About Violins. Some people are possessed of the Ides that the more scars, cracks and disfigurements they are In nn old vio­ lin the more valuable It Is. The con­ trary Is true. In the case of genu­ ine old Cremonp violins, preservation enters largely Into their value. The more perfectly preserved they nre, the greater prices they command. Vio­ lins with the beautiful Cremona var­ nish In a fine state of preservation are especially sought by connoisseurs. Vio­ linists who wish to preserve the vnlue of their violins should take pains to keep them In perfect repair, nnd to wipe nil dust and resin oft the violin after using.—Exchange. Judging a Poet. There are two ways of measuring a poet, either by nn absolute aesthetic stnndard, or relatively to his position In the literary history of hts country and the conditions of Ills generation. Both should he borne In mind ns co­ efficients In a perfectly fair Judgment. If his positive merit Is to be settled Irrevocably by the former, yet an In­ telligent criticism will find Its advan­ tage not only In considering what he wss, but what, under the given cir­ cumstances. It wns possible for him to be.—James Itursoll Lowell, Accounted For, •Tlic.-e pampered animals nr«* gen­ erale Ill-tempered.'* **DmCi binine I hem : It Is only natural for pars tu be pettish.** T he Gift Supreme for All the Family / That la the number that wina the lamp and it la the only prixq that haa not been claimed. If you hold any of the coupona, look them up, and the ENERGIZER1 Does It Cheaper and Better DOES IT. PAGE FIVE 23232353534830535353485348234853532301232348015353 You* C ant Make Hay Without Sunshine Nor can you make much money without some effort to Reserve Your Resources by establishing credit with a reliable bank. Why not make some real "HAY" in the SUN SHINE by starting a check account ••■■’th us Build up your credit that you m a* : ? able to master difficult problems. Sanford,Florida A Home Bank for Home People Citrus fruits and vege DcSoto tables have been moving steadily | country for the next four years is to from most of our shipping points for j lty a tax on applications for Fcdersevcral weeks. Cattle are in good condition on the open ranges, The Herald Printing Co. has ev­ erything in tho offico supply line that A New York Äon making $2g you are needing. The price is right month has , Just got married, also. Let us fit you up with your claims he couldn’t live on th a t—N stationery and offico supplies. York American. Most of the ffoh in small puddles imagine they are big. Office supplies at the Herald. Is a sure sign of warning—and nil kinds of Ills, arc m atters of tho life you lead nnd the opportunities you have hnd of knowing whnt the whole thing is about And tho remedy—cheaper NOW thnn ever ngaln in your life—is to get SOMEHOW sufficient to stir up and eliminate this 'Carbon* of Human Combustion. You get it out of your Auto; WHY NOT YOUR BODY? Everything for the office a t the Herald Printing Co. We can fit you out with all that you need in fine printed stationery and office supplies of all kinds. Armenia Is; asking for General Wood. Maybe Armenia will be luck­ ier than America. — Philadelphia North American. All our Mechanics have had years of experience in the Automobile Repair Business. Satisfaction Guaranteed! Sanford, Florida B row n’s M arket j SATURDAY SPECIALS J1ANANAS, D o z................. 40c NEW CROP ENGLISH WALNUTS, lb _____ __50e LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF CHRISTMAS CANDIES WATERS CANDY KITCHEN ALL NATIONAL BISCUIT CO, CRACKERS, p k f . _________ 3-LB. CANS. HOMINY, Per esn __________ GRANULATED SUGAR, Per Pound 3-LB. CANS SAUER KRAUT, Per Can _________________ IRISH POTATOES, Peck ................. . 3-LB, CANS DILL PICKLES, Per Can ............................... SWIFT PREMIUM HAMS, Per Pound ___________ 3-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, Van Camp's, Per can ______ i_______ 8-LB. CANS SNOWDRIFT, Con ---------------- ----------- 2-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, Van Camp’s, Per C a n ____ _ 6-LB. CANS CRI8CO, Can ____________ 1-LB. ROAST BEEF, Per C a n ________ 24-LB. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, Per S a c k -------------------- — 1-LB. CORNED BEEF, Per C a n ___ *______ MEADOW GOLD BUTTER, Per P o u n d ----- ----- -------- CAMPBELL’S SOUPS, Per C a n ----- -----___ HEBE CREAM, Baby, Per Can -------------- 1-LB. CANS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, Per C a n ___________ HEBE CREAM, Tall, Per Can . . — . . . . LORD CURVEUR COFFEE, Per Pound ______ ______ Buy Christina. Seal* to Fight Tnberc ulosis In Our State. �TOB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, 8ATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920 r.tt.; ntire Week—December 25-31 SAILORS HOLD ODD BELIEFS AUDITOR AND CLERK'S REPORT RICKETS DID TH IS Salt-Water Marinara Cling With Ta» naclty to Many 8uparatltlona at Which Landlman Laugh«. Nearly all «hips carry a horseshoe. Usually It Is tinlled somewhere In the stem. The horseshoe has been a fe­ tish with sailors ever since Nelson nailed ouo to the roast of tho Victory, Sailors have many superstitions. - A sailor who wears u baby’s caul feels himself Immune from death by drown­ ing. And ufter a lutm trip the •uillor who flrst Rights land will have n good voyage home. Jack liecotue* decided­ ly uneasy If he hears “land-lubber lingo” on the ocean. Therefore. If ever you are a passenger don't let hliu hear you refer to the deck of u cabin as the “floor," the companion ax the “stairs" or the alleyway as the "lobby” or “passage.” It Is bad form, and un­ lucky. Whistling ut sea stirs up evil winds. A cuttloHsli swimming on top of the wnTes also betokens a storm. A squall may be expected when nn al­ batross nllghts on the deck or when u seagull tiles between the foremast and the mainmast. But If the seagull tiles between the malnmajt,and the nilixeumast fair winds will prevail. Cats are considered unlucky to have on board ship. Up to the last twenty years most sailors wore earrings for luck. No sailor will shoot at birds (nr fear of destruction of Ills ship. It Is unlucky to kill a petrel. These birds, called by sailors "Mother Carey'« chickens"—a corruption of “Mater Cara" (mother dearest)—are the sailor’s friends. They give warning of an approaching storm. Legend bus It th at each of these birds benrs the soul of o dead seutnan.—London Times. Itefor* this flve-yenr-old Vienna girl • n r o p e r a t e d upon In the American Convalescent Home her leg was ever more horribly deformed from rlckett -and she was In constant Instead of In trrm tttent pstn. Now st least her leg Is straight again, nnd by degrees she L ' relearning to walk. Rickets I s t h # " afterm ath of under-nutrition, and It It to cut down the harrowing prevalence of such disease as this among the chil­ Increase In World'e Craps. dren of Europe that eight American re A bulletin Issued by the Interna tlef organisations are making a Joint appeal under the name of tho European tlonal Institute of agriculture an Relief Council for funds to succor the uounces that the aggregate wheat anf millions that face a winter of horror. rye crops of the northern hemtaphert They are the American Relief Admluls- total 62,400,000 metric tons, ns agnlnsj . trstlon. the Amerlrnn Red Cross, the 01,700,000 metric tons In 1010. Thi * American Frltnds' 8ervlce Commute# production of barley, according to th( (Q uakers), the Jewish Joint Distribu­ bulletin was 8 per cent larger thac tion committee, the Federal Council ol last year, while oats Increased 21 pet ■ (Churches of Christ la America, thl cent. The moire crop of southern Eu iKxdfhts of Col «m b*, tfca I . U , f t L rope was good, nnd- that In America 10 per cent more than last year. Tha probable yield of beet sugar Is consld Send in your locals to the Herald errd favorable by the Institute. Th( office. Phone the news ta 148. We export of 400,000 tons of wheat froa w ant every bit of it. Toll us the ItrltUh India Is advocated by tho In Rtltute. new t each day. w e nave our T yp ew riter FOR MONTH OF NOVBMHER, 1920. Corrected on November 15, 1020, Southbound Balance cash cn hand as ''per last Departs Arrive report, $2,385.6!. Receipt« 2:46 m. m. 1020 taxes, $16,750.16; licenses, 8:40 a. m. 501.75; dog tax, $1.25; fines and cotta . . . 1:28 p.m. 1:38 p. m. $700.00 pound fees, $18.75; miscel­ . . . 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p. m. laneous income, $63.60; paving liens, . . . 7:20 p.m. 7:45 p. m. $218.78; sidewalk liens, $180.09; de­ North Bound linquent taxes, $645.16; total, *19,. Arrive Departs 178.44—$21,504.05. 1:48 a.m . 2:03 a.m. Disbursements. 1:45 a.m . 12:05 p.m. Office City Mannger: Salaries, 2:35 p.m. 2:55 p.m. $305.00; communications, $2.75; gaso­ 4:00 p.m . 4:05 p.m. line nnd oil, $15.34; total, $413.00. Office City Attorney: Salary, $75. Office municipal judge, fees, $02. Departs Division Public Health: Salary', 7:30 a. m. $40.00; inspector, $25.00; special clin­ 7:35 p. m. ic, $25.00; drugs, $2.40. Total, $92.40. ___4:00 p. m. Division Police: Snlarics, ---- 11:55 a. m. $674.61; communications, $2.50; gaso­ Trilby Branch line and oil, $34.36; feeding prisoners, $23.80; repairs to motorcycle,, $7.50; Arrive Departs total, $742.77. 8:00 a. m. Division of Fire: Salaries, $285.00; 3:25 p. m. communications $11.50; electric in­ ___6:30 p. m. spector, $15.00; gasoline nnd oil, sup­ ___2:00 p.m. plies, $28.15; total, $330.65. Oviedo Branch Division Public Building Expense: Arrive Departs Janitor, $10.00; lights and water, ice, ___11:00 a. m. $9.01; automobile camp, $20.26; total, $49.17. Division of Engineering: Engineer's •Daily, except Sunday. services, $60.47. Division of street cleaning nnd gar­ | If you have a room for rent, if you bage removni: Salaries, $105.00; la­ Ihave anything for sale, tho way to bor, $724,08; Ip cd nnd care of ani­ get results is to advertise it through mals, $104.50; repairs nnd small tools, tho Want Column of the Daily Her­ $48.22; gas and oil, car expense, ald. This is tho market page for tho $30.68. Total, $1,021.48. people who want something. Records nnd taxation, department of afflcc: Salaries, $200.00; printing, Everything for tho offico nt tho adv., supplies, $135.68; communica­ Herald Printing Co. Wo can fit you tions, $21.00. Total, $367.58. out with all that you need in fine Department of Finance: Salary, printed stationery and office supplies $40.00. of all kinds. Pound expense, $4/>0. Live stock, 1 horse, $100.00. Offico supplies a t tho Herald. New’ streets nnd bridges, French avenue nnd Goldsboro street, $1,100.38. Let’s Get Down to Sidewalks, corner approaches, $370.20. Brass Tacks Floating debt: Warranta, $1,231.77; w arrant interest, $81.88; total, $1,313.65. Discount on taxes, $334.68. Main streets and bridges: Labor, $266.32; care mules, $52.12; material, $6.00; total, $324.44. Will be paid to any Maintenance of parks: Labor, $48. Adult who gets the Total of all items, $6,087.55. Cash balance, *14,676.50. Grand total,. $21,564.05. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS FOR SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE CO WL, l i f t lbs. Universal Keyboard Ruling D«vicc Tabulator TRAIN SCHEDULE The Christmas vacation for the schools of Scfninolo County will be­ gin on Friday ovening, December 17, 1920. School will re-open after tho holidays on Monday morning, Janu­ ary 3rd, 1921. W. LAWTON, Superintendent. KOKOMO, UNITED STATES AND MILLER TIRES IIOWE RED TUBES IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT BY THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE MONEY MARKET, THE TALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION AND NEVER IN OUR HISTORY DID ENDURABLE GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A STRONG APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE. THERE­ FORE YOU TURN AT ONCE TO OUR STORE, YOUR STORE, FOR SO MANY YEARS. HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS FOR YOU AND YOUR FOLKS, HAVING ALWAYS BEEN AND ALWAYS WILL DE TIIE STORE WHERE YOU CAN BUY SUITABLE GIFTS. AT CHRISTMAS TIME OR AT ANY TIME AND AMONG THEM CAN ENUMERATE A FEW FOR IIOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS, WE SUGGESTIONS: IDEAL FIRELESS COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM WARE, ROCH­ ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CASSEROLES, PYREX WARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND A COMPLETE-LINE OF DAISY AND KING AIR RI­ FLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES, VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS,'ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST AS­ SORTMENT WE EVER HAD Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis in Our State For Srubblng C lothes______ ...11.00 Dry Cleaning ________________ .75 The Herald office is headquarters Pressing- _____________________ ¿0 After 12 Treatments for fine stationery of all kinds from ALL WORK GUARANTEED the printed letter head to the beauti­ at the G. W. WATERS ful stationery* in boxes thnt is so denr Phone 560 to the ladies' hearts. You can get 31? East First St. this station! ry nnd have your mono­ gram ; rinted on it, making the nift­ iest Christmas gift thnt you hnvo Office ever seen and one of the best. Sta­ tionery costs money these dnys but onr stationery is very reasonable in price nnd positively the best that Every Battery repair we mske Is money can buy. See it a t the Herald guaranteed for six months. We are able to do this because in repairing office. any make of battery we are licensed Got your Christmas advertising in to use patented features which hare tho Daily Herald. Tho people aro made Vesta batteries famous. world cannot afford tho protection shopping by tho papers these dayi that BETTER STRENGHT nnd CIR­ and in reading your daily papers you CULATION will give you. savo money. L. A. RENAUD, Prop. Phone 189 Everything is a m atter of "per cent" and "degree" in this world, and each "ENERGIZER" treatm ent gels ANY ndult a "per-cent” better in physlcnl Strength nnd CIRCULA­ TION. It is NOT a matter of money to YOU—it is a straight m atter of GETTING it—whilo the getting U good. The INCONSISTENCY of getting tho "carbon" out of your auto nnd NOT giving your BODY similar care is truly CRIMINAL after due thought And "if thinking hurts—then 'DoIT-NOW’ because it FEELS GOOD.” You cannot loso ANYWAY YOU LOOK AT IT. And If you get the "FLU” before, say MAY 1st, 1021, you get $25. .If you don’t get It, you should worry. But you WILL get tho FINEST HU­ MAN house-cleaning available,—a sound investment, a sensible, LOGI­ CAL move. Sanford can. easily bet, IN FACT the roost HEALTHY CITY In the WORLD.—Scientifically made so. COME IN FIND OUT FINE STATIONERY “Energizer” We Guarantee Ali B attery Repairs Sanford Battery Service Co. THREE - UNIT - MACHINE Possesses every essential feature of larg­ heavier and more costly typewriters. Three unit machine: base, carriage and acdon. Many troublesome parts eliminated. The machine for both office and home. Does the work of any typewriter regardless of cost. . , For foreign languages, especially equipp­ e d with from one to five dead keys—does not enterfere with standard keyboard. er, B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY Sanford, Florida n ,cl‘ 8 P*cer No ,>ap*r FinBer* 90 eharact«r* Bear,n® Seed Potatoes Shift-Carriage Walthall & Estridge, Props, Welaka Building --------------- MOLLE----------------WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY MEET And that must determine your choice of a type­ writer. You have no place for tho cheaply con­ structed machine nor will economy permit the out- EXCELS ALL lay of an extravagant sum. Good business senso OTHERS finds tho solution in the MOLLE. The MOLLE incorporates every essential feature you find in any ,n K c cnc*' Specials For Today Choice Western and Florida Meats Vealy Pork, Mutton, Sausage S E E THEM A T THE HERALD PRINTING MAINE GROWN $5.50 PER SACK L. C. Cameron Phone 184 or 60 Sanford, Fla. P. O. Box 399 TIIE ONLY "ENERGIZER" OFFICE IN TOE 80UTO F . F . D U T T O N , In c Sanford Florida �TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920 PAGE SEVEN ! CZECHOSLOVAKIA > BORN ! ABOARD FREIGHT /TRAINS From the Foundation E G Y PT ! A U lA M U m i m i n £ to the Roof Quality-Servicd-Price Buy a Home for a Xmas Present Greatest Gift in the World REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANCE E. F. L A N E “The Real Estate Man" tea. U 30« rVMHilf*I For Cold Weather Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves, Gas Stoves and Ranges OF HISTORY Egypt annually supplies the world with a precious product, an Increasing knowledge of the early life story of tho human race, in tho wonderful record of exploration which baa re­ stored to ui the civilization of the great pre-classlcal. nations, there la no more remarkable chapter than that which tells of the resurrection of an­ cient Egypt- A communication to the National Geographic society by James Balkle, says: "The science of Egyptology, which la slowly and patiently reconstructing for us tho ordered history of tho 3,000 years before Christ, enabling us to see the types of men. tue manner of life, the forms of government, the religious customs and beliefs of period nftcr period, from the very dawn of Egypt­ ian nationality. Is specifically a growth of our own time. "We owe the framework Into which wo try to tit the fncts of Egyptlnn his­ tory to the ancient historian, Manutho, scattered fragments of whose history ¡of Egypt, dating from the reign of Ptolemy Phlladelphus, In the third cen­ tury B, C., have come down to us In the works of various ancient nuthorr. •He recognized 30 dynasties of Egyp­ tian rnonnrchs, and he left lists of the names of the kings In each of these dynasties, together with occasional notes upou mnttera of historical Inter­ est tn particular reigns. "The kings of the earliest dynasties reared no pyramids. Their tombs were great structures mainly under ground. These huge homes of the dead were filled with all sorts of ob­ jects thought necessary or userul for ¡the deceased king In the underworld. I "Around a monarch were burled his slaves, who were doubtless slain ut his gravo thnt they might accompany and serve him In the afterlife. The chambers of his tomb were stored with stacks of great vases of wine and corn, BA LL Hardware Co. j Amid ttio disorders of Central Eu:n>pe coo .new nation nlTord« a con* Jsplcuous exception to the dmo», strife {and revolutions prevalent on alt aides •of her. That nation Is Czech o-81o¡▼skis. ! The Inception of this new national* iltjr from n racial unit of ancient and dlstlnstilshcd Uncage Is a modern ro* ¡mance comparuhlu to tho crusades of ¡the middle ages. Early In 1018 the Intrepid Czech .warriors started out from the Kiev district of western Itusvla In railway cars, some of which were decorated with the alognn, “from War to War Around the World.” At that time It looked ns though ,the summer of 1D18 would find them ,ln Champagne or tho Arguune, Joined ¡with the thousands of their compa­ triots who were already fighting In the allied armies to down the Hun. But a strange ‘combination of circum­ stances delayed them In Siberia through the short summer of long days and the long winter of little sunshine. A communication follows from Maynard Owen Williams, first Amer­ ican correspondent with the spectacu­ lar annbnsls of the Czechoslovaks across Siberia: “Xenophon had a One trip, If one la to Judge from the accounts of his favorite press agent, and Napoleon and Sherman hnvo made famous ex­ cursions, but when It conies to the world encircling vislou of the tourist bureau writer, and the dogged ness of death, tho wonderful Czechs tnko the palm. “Tho war found them about ax en­ thusiastic In their friendship for WIIllnm Ilnhenzollcrn and his PoiKdnm Just received large shipment of Army Canned Goods, consisting confederates us they were for tho Hapsburg house that betrayed them of Corn and Roast Beef, Corn Beef Hash, Pork Sausage and centuries ago, ufter they mnguaiilmou.-«ly Joined the Austrians In the repul <• Bacon. Get it while the getting is good and save money. of the hordes from Aslu that then tin ente ned Europe. "Their going over to tho enemy wns Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis 1n Our State, one of tho reasons why Germany's southern neighbor failed to pick up rapidly amid the heavy trnlllc that re­ sulted from the mobilization of Kurojie. “Whole regiments of them went over to the foe. Other thousands were shot down by their Austrian compan­ ions In arms, and all their organiza­ tions were heavily officered by tho Germans or Mugyars, whose methods and aims they hated. Thousands of them esca tied to Itnssla, where they As Good aa the Best were sent to the cold oi Siberia or the malaria of tho Tnshkcnt region as Dally Service Phone 66 prisoners of war. “Many of them entered the Russian army under Kerensky, but with the signing of tho Breat-Lltovak treaty, 1ARGAIN SALE ON TIRES they lost faith.In their Russian com­ Get Them While They Last panions In arms tmd with a spirit of SPARK PLUGS FOR ALL loyalty to the cause of freedom that Tested Law for the CARS. no other group surpassed, they act out from Russia to cross Siberia, the Fa­ GASOLINE and OILS. Benefit of the ci tie, America, the Atlantic and France, ELECTRIC WASHING to hurl themselves once more against MACHINES Public their oppressors and traditional foes. IRONS and VACUUM “When I met them their 78 trains CLEANERS were strung out from the Ukraine to At Reduced Prices Lnko Baikal, all moving toward the No official, County, State, port of Vladivostok. F. “Tho Rolshevlkl walked Into the 105 Palmetto Ave. Phone 481 Revenue or otherwise, can trap which they had themselves pre­ pared, for had they lived up to their enter a PR IV A TE house promise«, the Czech« would have all NOW MAKING been In Vladivostok by July. When without a search warrant the Reds attempted to dlwirm the Czecho-Slovnk expedition, the Bo­ /t Vt 07 fjn )/eooi A CITIZEN. V-} WjlMO» hemians refused to be as meek as Fresh Daily the antl-Bolshevlka usually were then, AOOBNTTTATINO THE STRAIGHT and tho result was a continent saved $1.00 POUND LINE. for democracy while the world wn« Of fico supplies a t the Herald. Black is. emphasized evorywhere W ater’s Kandy Kitchen hunting through Its atlas to find out this season and Is particularly ciTeoTry a Herald W ant Ad.—I t pays, who these lighting men with the Ure when enlivened by eomo Inter­ strange nomo really were, and what pretative color. Here, black satin la they were doing so far from home." used for tho first model, with narrow the if,“«-spilt log demon, are drawing bands of henna embroidery on eith­ er wide and front of tho skirl. The farm wnaona or plowing the field. collar girdle are also In henna In by-gone days communities were crepe. and Medium size requires 5 yards dependent upon volunteers, and men 36-Inch ratio and yards 40-Inch from all social radka gave valunblo crepe. time to qualify for tho service. Tho second frock Is In gray, tho Flro fighting In-some sort of organ­ ckirt having black figures. Tho stitch­ ized form ts ancient. Machines for ing at tho sides of tho applied blouse throwing water from a distance were front Isr also In black. Medium slzo known, according to our first clear evi­ requires lj{ yards E4-lnch plain ma­ dence, In tho second century before terial and 2 yards 3G-lnch figured nmChrist. Heron of Alexandria. 200 years beforo the Christian era, In an old manuscript which has escaped de­ struction, described a hydraulic ma­ chine used In Egypt during the time of the Ptolemies. It was composed of Ptolsmy Kuergetw at Kamak. with pottery dishes, splendid copper bowls, carved Ivory boxes, golden but­ tons, palettes for grinding face paint, chairs and couches of elaborate de­ sign and decoration, Ivory and pottery figurines, and plaques bearing records of the king's valor In war or his piety In the founding of temples. "Here and thare In this wreckage of Immemorial splendors, a little touch helps ns to realize that Uienu dim his­ toric figures were real men. who loved and sorrowed as men do atilt Close to Mena's second tomb ut Abydoa Ilea thnt of his daughter Bcner-ab—'Sweet-* heart,' as he called hcr-rto suggest how love and death went aide by aide then as now. 'Tho furniture of tho tombs reveal« an amazing proficiency In tho nrts and crafts. Ebony chests Inlaid with Ivory; stools with Ivory feet carved In the shapo of hull’s* legs; vessels a it and ground to translucent thinness, not only out of soft nlnhaster. but out of nn Iron-hard stone like dlorlte; finely wrought copper ewers. all tell us thnt the Egypt'nn of the earliest dynastic period wns no rudo barbarian, hut n highly civilized craftsman. Perhaps tho daintiest and most convincing ev|. deuce of his skill Is given by the brace­ lets which were found encircling the siieleton arm of the queen of King Zer, of the first dynasty." THE EVOLUTION OF FIRE FIGHTING J,R A U T IF Ü T m ;r CARI AT TI,E HERALD, EACH Dally Fashion Hint Lord’s Purity Water P. RINES Qateway .of NMITH BROTHERS Rvtwrt Repair Work is beginning to elbow us around and we are making the necessary arrangements to have a joyful time. W eve done our Christmas shopping and are practically “all set”. Sc look ahead just a little so that will not fall on us next week IT NOW! Cleaned Currants Seeded and Seedless Raisins Imported Figs . California Figs English Walnuts rarragouan Almonds Pecans, Stewarts Cocoanuts, best Shelled English Walnuts and Almonds Prunes . . ’ The passing of the fire horses irom Manhattan Island and the Installation of u high-pressure water system tn Boston to eliminate even the fire en­ gine are further steps In the atago of progress from the romantic days of the picturesque old hand tubs. Older folk may remember when citizens tricked themselves out In red shirts and glazed caps and carried torches In the front of n procession, or formed part of the bodyguard of the gallant old tub as It paraded the street« on a gala occasion Then passion for fire fighting ran to a high pitch and arguneuts were waged about the merits of particular engines. Today the throbs of a motor-driven engine are taking, the place or those heart throbs. The horses that might have clattered from their stalls, glided beneath their har­ BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS 4 ness, and raced gloriously through the drizzly, night-darkuned streets before AT THE IIERALI), EACH-— Pecan N ut Roll THE HOOVER Suction Sweeper Demonstrated lit your home. Christinas orders should be giv­ en Early. B. E. WILLIAMS or G. A. DREKA, DeLand Daytona Beach 108-26tp Christinas Gift That Never Fails to Please To the growing hoy or girl a bicycle means Daily fun for years to come. Exhilcrating out-door exercise that bring! the priceless glow of red blooded health. Advantageous saving of time, task and money. What better gift can one give—or receive? This Christmas u Bicycle! SANFORD CYCLE CO 117 Park Avenue Sanford, Florida � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 18, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/345613a9afaedf032edae7898a8b96ef.pdf 5dd34f24c9af20f7711eb53bd7c7e656 PDF Text Text * HR » * .. / *■* ; ■ -, i ' .; V . /i‘ ivi ,. k- - •-• .'»»¿•ii fl» •.1 IN THE HEART OF THE W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION /u ri SANFORD, FLORIDA, M O •N D AY, DECEMBER 20, 1920 •9 ... - NUMBER 221 I' CANNOT SHUT CROOKS BEING irH ER N UTILITIES CO. THE MILLION DOLLAR BAND WHEAT IMPORTS ROUNDED UP ¡OFFER lo ss a t gas p l a n t OUT OF ARMENIA IN NEW YORK WILL PLAY FIRST CONCERT BY FIRE SUNDAY MORNING TO CAP­ BUT PRESIDENT CAN STOP A L L POLICE ENDEAVOR TU RE ALL THE BANDITS FUTURRE TRADING IN THE CITY. IN W HEAT FIREBUGS OPERATE (Br TU* AuocUUS Pr»4it IN PENNSYLVANIA WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— The 900F OF GAS PLANT AND DESTROY PROPERTY President Is without power under ex­ part OF MACHINEY isting law “ to shut out wheat Im­ bu rns. (Hr Tkl AmmU M Tnu) ports," but ho “ i pparcntly has c.rtn ln FAYETTE CITY, Pa., De* 20.— pow ers under Lever act to stop future Firebug« operating in Fayctto and trading In wheat," Federal Trade Com ­ Westmoreland counties fo r two mission says in special report to P resi­ months, fired a b ig bam and two niUAGB WILL NOT CAUSE ANY residences. The barn was destroyed dent Wilson. Commission said It ap­ pears largo volume o f futuro trading «HUT DOWN AS AU XILIARY with a loss of |00,000.00. Losses so p l a n t IS W’ORKING , far attrblutcd to firebugs exceed a is more gambling and involves great economic waste. hnlf million dollnrs. lUlLD AT ONCE n* P*s plant oi tiio rtiHtlfi X " W ,n tW* clt* BuffoT*d Kriom fire Sunday morning early j It looked for a time as «hough i entire plant would be ruined but .fire department finally subdued the set after a hard fight. It Is not „jwn just what caused tho fire but li (opposed that a back fire from , engine thnt Is used there Ignited a .t of the plant and as there la conIridenble combustible material In a |ru flint the fi: rained a rapid headIrsy before the department arrived on (tbs scene. Luckily the company had {mother pUnt that was not touched by i fire that could be used after being eted up and the consumers did Inot suffer any from a lack o f gas alIthough it was rumorc<J that there told be several days In which no gas old be procured, but the manage­ latent states that there will bo no delay ■either In repairing tho damage Ivroapht or In the plant as they will |go right on making gae aa usual. The roof was fumed off and the ms[thlnery damaged some, but nothing iMrloos enough to stop the plant from limning. The gas plant and the water plant lb separate from the main plant at Iliads Siding and are located near the I a. C. L shops where the pumping litadon and water tank are located and i fire did not affect the electric light­ ing plant or the service in any de||artment yesterday. The Southern Utilities Company Ihare not done any work o f rebuilding 1st the gas plant as yet and tho fire 1*111 probably start a rebuilding and Inew machinery that will give tho city Ithe service in the gas works that ia Ibow being given at the electric light Iplant The plants here have been Ihiving troubles of their own during jthe put year and have Just about Jconpleted their Improvement« at tho Ilight plant and i.. plant that will I take earc of the i /eda o f the city land the refrigerator business for Imany y u n to come and they have Igone to an enormous expense to build this pUnt and put It In flnt-clasa dupe. They have the sympathy of the public in their loss but If it means Ia new g u plant an(j better gaa the I public win count It a gain fo r both Idfjplte the loss and Inconvenience. CONSTANTINE HAS RETURNED TO G R E E C E WAI.SII SISTERS TO TESTIFY IN IRELAN D (Bj TX* Aaao«UUd fruì) WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— Misses Annio and Suslo Walsh, sisters-inlaws of the 1st« Lord Mayor M cCurtln o f Cork, who witnessed his killing, AM ID THUNDER OF CANNON aro duo to arrivo tomorrow to testify AN D APPLAU SE OF THE . before Irish Investigating commlttoo POPULACE o f one hundred. (Br Tk* Aum UU4 Fr»iil ATHENS, Dec. 20.— Constan­ CHICAGO STUDENTS tine o f Greece, entered Athena ORGANIZE TO today amid the thunder of can­ D E A L WITH THUGS non, the hum o f airplanes cir­ cling overhead and the roaring Chicago, Dec. •20.— University o f cheers of the throng who wept Chicago students organlzo vigilance with Joy. No foreign ministers committee to protect coeds from crim ­ were present during the cere­ inals. Many coeds reported being at­ monies. He attended Cathedral tacked on esmpus after dark and one service and rode to the palace in girl thrown front taxicab by three the royal carriage. men who Jumped in car and robbed her. CUCUMBERS SELL A T 15 PER CRA TE THIS WEEK Some winter vegetables are appear­ ing on thelocal market. A few beets, one crate o f carrots and eix crates o f turnips were sold here the latter part o f this week. The first celery this season came In yesterday. Ten crates were sold at $3 a crate. A few cab­ bage and aixteen hampers o f English peas have been shipped the latter part o f the week. E ight crates o f cucumbers sold at |5 a crate Wcdleaday. A few egg plants, five crates, sold at $2.60. Let­ tuce comes in alowly, only one hamper having been sold In the last threo days. Irish potatoes is «till the prin­ cipal crop. Squash are holding up well, 18 e n te a having sold at $2 In the last three days. Prices quoted by local buyers to­ day: Beets, $1.60; beans, 2.60; cab­ bage, $2.60; carrots, $2; celery, $3; cukes, $5; egg plants, $2.60; lettuce, $1.50; Irish potatoes, $2.25; English peas, $3.50; pepper, $2.50; squash, $2; turnips, $1.25.— Plant City Courier. ARTHUR LOSSING N OW R E S T S IN ARLINGTON IKISSIMMEE’S NEW BANK BEING o r g a n i z e d w i t h STOCK OVER-SUBSCRIBED REM AINS OF YOUNG SANFORD SOLDIER KILLED AT C1IAKISSIMMEE, Dec. 20.-P rcllm lnary T E A U THIERRY, BROUGHT *P* are being taken to organize the BACK HOME JterchinU and Farmers Bank o f Klsnmee, which will have fo r its stock The remains o f Private First Class o dtrs local men and Orlando men. Arthur D. Lossing, have arrived at Toe institution will have a'-pald-up New York and await the decision o f «»p tal of 125,000. The shares, which tho parents in .this city, Mr. and Mrs. $100 c®ch, have been over- A. C. Lossing. -This- information wbicribed. came to Mr. Lossing in a wire this Tbe officers who will serve Ull the morning and tho parents will allow m annual meeting o f tho atockhold- tho government to bury Arthur in pj wil1 be In -January, ares Arlington Cemetery near Washington rr» u ent’ ^ nRC °* Oriando; vlce- where rests tho warriors o f America tuhlrr"» R. J* Waring o f Orlando; who have fallen in all the wars slnco nfs ’ ^ “ ^ s of Orlando. These this country came Into being. Arthur Lossing fell early in tho J 1? tho ndd,tlon o f Ernest » ¡ ¡ w i n # 0 , W: Per,on> Klsslm- fight losing his life at Chateau Thier­ ’ Wil1 form ‘ ho board o f directors. ry where so many o f our brave boya were alnln that tho hordes of Ger­ FARMERS’ RILL* many might not overrun fair France IJEFORE HOUSE, and it was hero that they were check­ WANT ACTIOy ed fo r all time. Arthur was found on the field o f battle and his fate was wW A s ^ o i r x . ^ HouM unknown here fo r several days, his fam ily and friends, hoping against F o r L v ?r?C* rU CommltU<s *° U d out hope that this fine lad would, be to ne/ * encF Urii* MH designed spared but he died on the battlefield 'riuirm*n if rmer" * nd Instructed and the American L egion'P ost here S b * <*uin notion commemorates Arthur Lossing and 0,u before Christmas recess. Frank Campbell b y naming the Post for them. -It is some comfort to the 10 their itüd*íar,íet|raa* e* b,E «M m « grieving parents that they can visit youcln ,n Herald— that Arthur’s grave when the beautiful four Chri Î eVerTth,n* necessary for Arlington cemetery Is green and & » t ? up £ \m ,rr ftt t h a «____ t - t0«u’ flow ering in the spring and summer too V Herald time and ’Us better that Arthur rest ^•tTuyMBtnH,°1I eryth,n«f w*nted and In the green fields o f Virginia than liver It. They «leIn the^ poppy fields o f France. t O ffice supplies at the Herald. (Br Tk« SiMcItUd rroil NEW YORK, Dec. 20.— An exten­ sive round-up of croks in Nek York was begun by the police today in an effort to atom the crime wave. Citi­ zens arc considering arming them­ selves. . > -mi NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON FINE MUSICAL ORGANIZA­ GERMANY TION W ILL BE HERE ALL W EEK BACKS UP' ON TREATY FREE CONCERTS COTTON REPORT WHINES AROUT GIVING MILK SHOWS TEN COWS BACK TO .MILLION RALES FRANCE. (Dr Tk* AktttUUd Fr*M) (Br Tk* Au m Ii M Frau) WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— Cotton BERLIN, Dec. 20.— Surrender o f exclusive o f liniera ginned prior to December 13th amounted to ten mil­ eight hundred thousand milk cow s lion eight hundrdo and seventy-eight under the Versailles treaty would be thousand, two hundred and sixty-five disastrous to Germany, it would weaken public stamina, and individ­ bales, it was reported today. ual resistance and reduce ability o f Germany to fulfill its treaty obliga­ DROPPED FROM POLICE FORCE IN MAGIC CITY tions, says a letter to the French women from tho German women to­ day. (Br Tk* iitocUUd Frau.) WILL RE GIVEN EVERY AFTER­ NOON OF HOLIDAY W EEK Ono o f tho biggest things this city has over undertaken Is the bringing o f tho Million Dollar Band here holi­ day week to enliven tho place and bring the peoplo in front the sur­ rounding country to hear this fine musical organization. It redounds to the credit o f tho peoplo hero who h iv e made these freo concerts possible and it will mean moro to Sanford than anyono can figure at this tlms. Other MIAMI, Dec. 20.—In a shakecities are paying $1000 per month o r HARDING OPTIMISTIC up of tho local police department OVER TREATY more fo r a band fo r the entire win­ seven patrolmen today were dismissed ter. Sanford Is paying $1000 fo r a and a score o f others w ill appear to­ ( I t Tb# AiMciited pm i) MARION, Dec. 20.— President-elect band for ono week and it Is such en­ morrow before Mayor Smith to answer terprise that makes this city great. charges running from "bootlegging" Harding today expresses confidence Not only will our visitors have th e to graft and bribe. An effort will bo in the progress fo r tho formation o f opportunity o f hearing the Million made by officials to round up the al­ an international association os the re­ Dollar Band fo r the week but the home conferences with notable leged liquor ring, whoso activities are sult o f people will enjoy them as well fo r aa becoming notoriously open. Upon men. He wil con fer with Kx-Presi­ a band and orchestra they are p ar orders from tho chief o f police, out- dent Taft Thursday. excellent and have fe w superiors i f of-town detectives were brought in, it any (n tho United StSates. is Said to obtain evidenco against sus­ W A G E REDUCTIONS IN The “ 18” Club have guaranteed the CLOTHING INDUSTRY pected members of tho police depart­ band their money but they asked the A R E ANNOUNCED ment here. . enterprising business men of Sanford (Br Tk* A**o«Ut*4 Fra*«) and many citizens who arc not In N E W YORK, Dec. 20.—Wage re­ business to help them out In paying ductions averaging thirty per cent for the band and the response has under union scale in men’s clothing been most generous. It means n o ndustry announced by clothing man­ more for tho members o f the “ IS * ufacturers’ Association. Club to have the band here for a week OFFICIAL RECORDS than it means to any other citizen. . NUGENT NOMINATED SUBPOBN1ED They arc just a bunch o f boosters w h o u BY COMMITTEE WASHINGTON, Dec, 20.—Nomina­ are trying to advertise Sanford In tion o f Jbhn F. Nugent o f Idaho as many ways and above everything els# (Br Tk* Sa***l*t*d Fr«u) member’ Federal Trade Commission to bring In new people here to visit WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— Record confirmed by renate, the city and trade here and perhapa in National Coal Association’s headto locate hero and become residents. quarters here, subpoenaed by senato They believe In sounding the praises committee on reconstruction and will o f Sanford early end lato and are bo brought before committee tomor­ bent on heralding tho wonderful pos­ row, chairman announced. sibilities o f this city to the world. The band will bo a great drawing PRESIDENT IRISH card for the week and If there Is any­ REPUBLIC SAILS one who has not donated to this cause . F O R IRELAND they can leave their money with GEORGE W RIG nT DREW LARG E Schelle Maines or Chas. Britt. The LONDON, Dec. 20.— Tho London CROWD TO AVIATION following firms and citizens have Times correspondent at Cherbourg asFIELD YESTERDAY given- to tho band fund to date and Rcrts that Eamon do Valera, “ presi­ many others have signified their will­ dent o f the Irish republic,” Is aboard The thousands o f people who were ingness to contribute during the w eek: the Aqultanls, due there tomorrow af­ disappointed on Sunday before last in F. H. Trimble, Wm. M. McKinnon, ternoon. . • not seeing Geo. T. Wright perform Seminole Hotel, A lbert A Dorner, his wonderful repertoir of air stunts Ferkina A Britt, Bower A Roumillat, The steamer Aquitania sailed from Jand have been so eagerly anticipating Joe Meisch, City Markets, A Ratfitld, New York on December 14th. A writer the exhibition booked fo r yesterday Henry L. Walsh, John Meisch, L. P . in the London Eveing-Standard said afternoon were given the chance to McCuller, Herald Printing Company, oft December 15th that ho had learned satisfy their desire b y wU.iessIng the D. C. Marlow, John L. Brady, Mobley from an authoritative source that de m ost startling and sensational exDrug Store, S. O. Chase, Bill H ardV aleraw aa expected to land Iq Eng- ploits o f this world renowned filer yes■ Company. Hill Lumber Com InnrI In n fe fnn/ A Vinm A nffìrfi. Awl nvr sflarnAAfl f *'‘ ’Airport,” .*f MAfl 7* fill* * _ _ _- « *• land in a w rtatffl days. Til The homo office, 4terday afternoon ffk at the pany, Fleetwood A Co., W. B. A h em , however, said it had no information' aviation field managed by Albert T. B. Little, J. E. V. Jarvey, H. M con the su b je ct , Dorner. , Lawlin, C. O. Mahoney, Dean Turner, Do Valera’s secretary In New York, | W right caused all spectators to C W. Zarlng A Co., R. B. Monroe, Harry Boland, later declared thSt do ntand aghast as they saw the fearless Chas. Whltner, J. E. Wade, Hayes 4b Valera w as In seclusion at a private death-defying little man loosen his Ratliff, S. O. Shinholsor, Buyers A u to incidence In the immediato neighbor- (Uf0 belt, crawl ou t from his seat In (Company, Harry W ard, J. D. D av id son ;hood o f N ew York City, and would re- the plane and walk about on the w ings T. C. Smith, T. M. F ox, Geo. L. H byr sumo his speaking tour in tho United 0f the machine as calm ly as the ordlnA. P.‘ Connelly, B. A O. Garage, G. <LStatcs when he had regained h is' nry person walks on the streets. Ho Chambcrlain, Edward Higgins, G. O health. hung by his ankles from the wing skid. Loulcs, C. M. Berry, 8 . Runge, R . W Government officials a t London Did trapeze work from tho landing Deanc, F. Wilson, W . P. Stone, F redpointed ou t that de Valera had tech-; gear, stood on his head on both upper Dorner, W . Carchbell, A. E. Yow ell, Uically offended against tho law and and lower wings and then to conclude Peoples’ Bank, First National Bank, was liable to be arrested In that the act, stood upright on the top w ing Samlnole County Bank, Frank Meisch country, he having escaped from while his pilot looped the loop and and L. A. Bnimley. prison In 1010. . j landed In front o f the crowd am ong JACKSONVILLE GERMAN WAS TARRED AND FEATHERED REAL ESTATE DEALER WROTE TO METROPOLIS OBPJECTING TO THE WORD “ HUN.” (Br Tk*' AtucliU« Frtu) JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 20.— John D. B ischoff, a real estate dealer here, was tarred, feath er­ ed and pushed out o f an autom o­ bile on a crowded street last night with a placard on him reading, “ Herr John BischoiT, a Hun.” He will not leave Jack­ sonville as ordered by the m ask­ ed men but will report at his o f­ fice today, his wife announced. The attack followed the print­ ing o f a letter in the newspaper from BischoiT referring to the Germans as Huns and threaten­ ing to withdraw His advertising unless It was stopped. LIEUTENANT O'BRIEN, HERO AVIATOR, KILLS n iM S E L F AIRPLANE STUNTS WERE THRILLING LOS ANGELES, Calif., Dec. 18.— A report setting forth that Lieut. Pat O’Brien, officer o f the royal flying corps In tho world war, found dead last night in a downtown hotel had committed suicide was filed today by police detectives who investigated tho case. Lieutenant O’Brien was found with a bullet wound in his forehead and an army pistol at his side. Pollco said he had tried and failed to e f­ fect a reconciliation with his >w ife , a motion picture actress. O’Brien, the detectives said, came here from Oakland yesterday and went to the hotel where his w ife had a room. Ho took another room and telephoned to her, according to the report. Mrs. O’Brien, It was de­ clared, replied that aho was too 111 to I l l i j l / i v 1 i U i see him. A few minutes later at­ R tendants heard a shot fired. O’Brien * "• was found'dead. nDi?nif,rriAMC! Ralph Davis, the son of T. J. Davis o f the Midway section, was accidently shot Saturday while out hunting with his brothsr. His head and chsst w ore filled with number seven shot and while very painful It was not serious. Had the charge o f shot hit his eyes, however, he would have lost his sight. He was rushed to tho office o f Dr. Marshall and received medical treat­ ment and will be all right again in a few weeks. Sanford looks mighty good to the strangers In our midst right now . This city is some lively burg and we should keep it such. . _ .. MUST AMEND CUMMINBESCH ACT TO INSURE COVERING ALL LINES i pllshcd by this wonderful young I I I l N - thriller o f the air, who has given to MIAMI, Dec. 20.— Senator A. B. I / v / i l . tho American public its full qudta o f Cummins,' who la spending the w inter both stunts and straight in Miami, said today the decision o f the railway labor board that the a ct The famous stunt pilot accompany­ .does not* cover electric or* interurban Tho entire country a fter enjoying ing Wright in this act is Jimmy John­ lines, limits the scope o f the E scb unprecedented prosperity in fertility son, who Ess Just closed a most suc­ Cummlna a ct considerably more than o f the land, unlimited demands for cessful season o f twenty solid weeks had been intended b y framers o f th e building material, machinery; auto­ through the southern and western bill, and that in such a case the bQI mobiles, clothing, shoes and luxur­ states. He Is sn ex-arm y filer, a m ost would have to be amended to speakies, due to only one thing, which la careful pilot, always paying strict at- more clearly the intention and scope that Venus reigns supreme in 1920, tention to the traffic laws and has o f the» measure. but must now undergo a three-year carried many passengers while here, The plan at the committee drawing adjustment to bring business to a as many o f Sanford’s residents w ere tip the bill was that all the lines en­ satisfactory basis. glad o f the opportunity to take gaged in the transportation of freig h t During the year 1921 Mercury, a flight with this Interesting young bird no matter by what pow er the freight doubtful planet in many ways, like man. “ Henry" was forced to consider the thermometer, will regulate busi­ the speed limit o f the sir yesterday carrière were propelled, should com a ness and prices in all parts o f tho as he bad for one o f his passengers under the act,” said Senator Cubcountry. Since storehouses are filled Sanford’s speed cop, Mr. D epfer. mlns. with manufactured articles that must Other passengers were Mr. WflmanPost Cards a t the Herald office, l e . ' (Contlnuped on pagò eight) son and Miss Kennedy. Try a Herald W ant Ad.—It pays. M BOY ACCIDENTLY SHOT ' No othcr I,vin,r nvtator' hM cver F U l l [attempted the marvelous feats accom uau M ALD, OF N. Y. STATE S £ ,n ■Ì .i y i �GB BIGHT TUB 8 AN FORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1929 K O D A K .50 TO $25.00 $3.75 TO $50.00 Kodak Albums • * In Leather Kodak Developer ^ * New Ivory Goods S ’ Outfits L ’Origin, ‘Coty’ Houbigants . M ary Garden Cara Nome ' Jonteel Marvis-Azurea Floramye-Djer Kiss Lady Mary With an Artistic Appeal $5.00 TO $75.00 C om b s, Brushes,; Mani­ cure Pieces, Powder Box­ es, Hair Receivers, Pic­ ture Frames, DeskPieces, etc. These goods are sold in sets or separate pieces. .' ' / H ANDSOM E T h e rm o s X m a s C a n d ie s * Lu n c h K its Caraffes and Pint and Quart Bottles i Nunnally's Johnstons Liggetts Guths Schrafts *» • •t A ll sizes, 1-2 to 10 lbs. A lso Stick Candy for the Kiddies In B o x e s o f 2 5 & 5 0 PRICE $2.75 TO $8.00 Hava Tam pa Attractive Assortment • •. Portinas LaPreferentia A ll Brands of Cigarettes in Xm as Boxes T h e most Elaborate Line ever shown. W illow Linen, Keiths, Cascade, Harmony of Boston, Lord Baltimore White W ycoff. ‘ .50 TO $25.00 X m a s B o o k le t s Waterman’s Cards Seals and Stickers F o u n ta in P e n s Tam pa Nugget Americus For Living Room or S a fe ty R a z o r s Gillette, Ever Ready Auto Strop, Durham Duplex, Gem and Milady DeCollete $1.00 TO $12.00 , Presciption Druggists .Eversharp Pencils Appropriate for any Member of the family $1.50 TO $8.00 Hot Water Bottles W ith a 2 years guarantee z PRICE $3.00 TO $5.00 The Rexall Store �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1920 ■■ —? . : r i i . r * • Nolle« o f Application fo r Tax' Deed ♦ ♦ M M H M I M I I M M M M M t I H M H M M f U nler Section 575 o f the Gen!► Notice u»t » D :i M Dante), purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. 176, dated tho 6th day o f July, A. D. 1914, haa filed r,<«Id certificate in my office, and haa made applicaR. J. D O LLY Editor tlon fo r tax deed to Issue in accordÏ N» J. L IL L A R D . .Secretary-Treasurer ance with law. Said certificate em­ H. A . NEEL ______ General Manager braces the following described prop­ ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. erty situated In Seminole County, Circulation Manager trouble showed that there were live Florida ,to-wit: S 15 acres o f 8B M IC K IE ¿ A Y S Fhono Herald O ffice 148 or 64. deaths during the clash, two o f these 1-4 o f SW 1-4 o f See. 11, Twp. 21 S., Rge. 31 E. The said land being as­ Alnrtblat X.tM X.d. Kaaw* «a Applicatin being negro women, onb negro man ■WÍMftMVWOWftSA'rUWWt'qSUand two white men." Mr. Phillips also sessed at tho date o f the issuance of SUMOG X 9 'fl WWSPCttS OQWttMDCUA stated that the investigation which such certificate In the name o f Mrs. tum MSSAÖO Atri-OeeuAmvf OCALM» On t n r was conducted by his-agents estab­ 01« laMitwa AS UW.5MÍÍ CUWS9 tSt%XX.'i\,X*lXS£i*i L. G. Starbuck lished the fact that no Federal elec­ Also Tax Certificate No. 423, dat­ ed the 6th day o f July, A. D., 1916, 19 C«ota tion .laws were Infringed, *that there was no effort to prevent duly quali­ has filed said certificate in my of­ Member o f the Aaaodated P reis fied negroes from voting, and that fice, and has made application for there was no effort to terrorize tho tax deed lo issue in accordance with negroes, law. Said certificate embraces the Evidently, then, the Ococo "gentle­ following described property situat­ W H AT SIDNEY J. CATTS FEARS man'' who gave the assistant secre­ ed in Seminole county, Florida, totary o f tho negro advancement asso­ wit: N W 1-4 (less NW 1-4) o f See. It Isn't what Joe Enrman, editor ciation the "information" in the letter 17, Twp. 20 S, Rge. 32 E. 120 acres and publisher of tho Palm Beach above, did not give it to tho Federal M-L. The sold land being assessed 'Post, has already said about Sidney District Attorney. Ho knew It was a at tho date o f the issuance o f such J. Cntts, that caused Cntts to write lie when he wrote it to White. certificate in the name of J. 1!. the threatening bomhnrtic letter In the light o f the investigation by Bryce. about going to Palm Bench with n the Federal Department o f Justice, Also Tax Certificate No. 412, dat­ double-barrel shot gun to kill him if The Tribune rcafflms its conclusion of ed the 6th dny o f July, A. D. 1915, he does it again. It is the fear that November 18th: has filed said certificate in my office, iLarman will "di* down into my flies," "The N. A. F. T .A . O. C. P. lied!’' and hns made application fo r tax and make asoni£ interesting reading" —Tampa Tribune. deed to issue in accordance with law. about C sits in the immediate future. Said certificate embraces tho follow­ Catts knows that if any man in LAKE ASHBY MAY GET ing described property situated in Florida has the "goods on him" it is BIG TOURIST HOTEL Seminole County, Florida, to-w it: NE Joe Earman. Ho knows that if any 1-4 and N 1-2 o f SE 1-4 nnd SW 1-4 man can damn him, it is Joe Earman. A big tourist hotel may be erected o f SE 1-4 o f Sec, 7, Twp. 20 S., Rge. He knows that if there is any man on the bank o f Lake Ashby in the near 32 E. (Less E 1-2 o f NE 1-4 o f NE who wilt be believed by the people it future, with splendid g o lf links in 1-4). The said land being assessed is Joe Earman, The letter then, with close proximity, i: plans now being at the date of the issuance o f such the threat o f the shot gun and "fou r- i considered by F. R. Dennis and asso­ certificate in the name o f J. II. teen buckshot in each barrel," is a ciates are carried out. Brice. great big Cattosquc attempt to bluff Mr. Dennis recently purchased the tion and co-opcrntlon. Also Tax Certificate No. 415, dat­ a man who has no, more fear o f him Miss Turney hns here Wednesday former holdings o f the Indian Springs ed tho 6th day o f July, A. D. 10151 and his "shot gun" than others had o f Land Company and hns been here for looking over the field and organizing ins filed said certificate in my o f­ him and his "trusty inkstand." several weeks looking over tho prop­ her force here. She is the active field fice, and has made application for T^ore was once a boy who' climbed erty and making preparations fo r put­ agent and holds r high honorary rank tax deed to issue in accordance with a tree after a pole cat, not knowing ting the tracts on the mnrket. A in the Confederate Navy organization. law. Said -certificate embraces the what it was, As he neared the top number o f tracts have been sold since The county committee, suggested by following described property situated the pole cat defended itself. The lotthe land enme into hia possession and her, will be: L. F. Chapman, chnlr- in Seminolo County, Florida, to-wit: tie fellow went right on, crying, but several new residents o f tho Samsula man; Elywyn Thomas, Harry Katz, NW 1-4 o f NW 1-4 o f Sec. 0, Twp. road, aaying, “ Oh, dog gone you, I section have been gained as a result. J. Davidson, with honorary members 20 S, Rge. 32 E 40 acres more or know what's the matter with you. A number o f additional families will o f Mcsdnmes Edgar Lewis and Dan less. The said land being assessed at Y ou’ re scared." And he got that conic during this winter and still more McCarty and the Rev. C. F. Readc. the date o f the issuance o f such cer­ skunk.— Tampa Tribune. There are C00 o f the Confederate plan to come within the next year. tificate in tho name of J. H. Brice. Mr. Dennis is much pleased with Nnvy now living, and probably 300 A b o Tax Certificate No. 186, dat­ "TH E N. A. F. T. A. O. C. LIED ;hc tract and tho possibilities of,that o f them will be furnished accommo­ ed the 6th day o f July, A. D. 1014, dations in the home. As the ranks are On the 18th o f November The section. Last week ho received two thinned out, the veterans o f tho Span- 'has filed said certificate in my o f­ Tribune published this editorial para- large tractors from the tractor plant ish-American w ar will^ occupy the fice, and has made application for which he owns in the North and these Itax deed to issue in accordance with home, and later veterans o f the world Inw. Said certificate embraces the "The national association for the |machines have been put to work on war. following described property situat­ advancement o f colored people, head - 1the tract.' This is an interesting development ftrat-class tourist It is believed ed in Seminole county, Florida, toquarters in 'Boating,' announced thut good chance fo r Fort and there Is thirty negroes were killed in the hotel at Lake Ashby would prove a Pierce to secure this home. Develop­ wit: SW 1-4 o f Sec. 18, Twp. 20 S., Ocoee difficulty on election day. The paying proposition, especially if a ments will bo made public as fast as R. 32 E, 160 acres more, or less. The good golf grounJ was laid out an the said land being assessed nt the date N. A. F. T. A. O. C. P. lied I" they are available.— Times-Unlon. level land which surrounds the lake. o f the issuance o f such certificate in On December 11th The Tribune re­ The Samsula section is developing the name o f R. D. VnndeCnrr. ceived a letter from Walter F. White, CHRISTMAS TAGS, SEALS, rapidly now and tho people o f New Also Tax Certificate No. 380, dat­ assistant secretary o f the national n s -: STAMPS Smyrna arc much interested in this ed the 3rd day o f July, A. D. 1016, aociation fo r the advancement o f c o l - ! development. Practically all o f this has filed said certificate In my o f­ ored people, 70 Fifth avenue, New Just received new assortment o f city’s supply o f vegetables now comes fice, and has made application fo r Y ork, which said: (quoting the para­ from tho farmers o f that community Christmas tags, seals, stamps, etc., tax deed to issue in accordance? with graph) and a big acreage of Irish potatoes fo r your pneknges, letters and cards. law, Said certificate embraces the “ May I offer in contrast to your un- j Sec the new pnrcel post label that substantiated statement the fncts will he planted there this winter.— bespenks the Christmas spirit and tho following! described property situat­ ed In Seminole County, Florida, towhich were proven by a careful in­ New Smyrna News. rutc little tags and stamps that should wit: SW 1-4 o f SE 1-4 o f NW 1-4 vestigation which I made at Ocoee a mark all your packages. Only 5 TO BUILD HOME IN of Sec. 20, Twp. 21 £>., R. 32 E., 10 few bourn after the lynching. My cents a pack at the Herald office. FLORIDA FOR MEN acres more or less The said land bcinformation was secured from white CONFEDERATE NAVY New line' o f stationery this week es­ ing assessed at the dato o f the issu­ people who boasted o f their partici­ pecially ordered fo r Christmas week. ance o f such certificate in the name pation in the mob. A home fo r the Navy Moh of the o f Unknown. , "M ay I quote one o f these 'Gentle­ Confederacy, to cost at least $150,000 The New Y ork "building trust' Also T ax Certificate No. 413, dat­ men* o f Ocoee who states in a letter and to be located in Florida at a place was erected on a poor foundation.ed tho 6th day of July, A. D. 1015, I have before me— ‘A fter the polls to be selected Inter, is the program of Indinnapoiis Star. has filed said certificate in my o f­ closed a number o f armed men went the .Southern Stntes, which is being fice, and has made application for to his (M osc Normnn's) house, with­ worked out under the direction o f Ad­ Reformers seem bent on mnking out a warrant and without an author­ miral A. 0. Wright, the only surviving tho Snbbnth a day of arrest.— Nor­ tax deed to issue In nccordaneo with law. Said certificate embraces the ity of law as is claimed by those ap­ admiral of tho Confederacy, and Miss folk Virgininn-Pitot. following described property situated proving their action, to arrest this Theodore Turney of Nashville and in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: negro. Two white men were shot in New York. The headquarters o f the NE 1-4 (less SE 1-4) and NW 1-4, the negro's back yard. From that committee is the Aragon Hotel, Jack­ and SE 1-4 o f SW 1-4 òf Sec. 8, Twp. time on fo r three days, the community sonville; ■ 20 S, Rge. 32 E, (less W 1-2 o f NW ran riot, I do not believe it will ever Tho general plun is to build tho 1-4 o f N W 1-4, and less W 12 acres be known how many negroes were home by popular subscription and o f E 1-2 o f NW 1-4 o f NW 1-4). Tho killed. Every negro home, school support it by the legislatures of the said land being assessed at the date house, church and lodge room in thnt several states, The legislatures of o f the issunnee o f such certificate in community was burned. In some in­ oleveq o f the thirteen states interest­ the name o f J. II. Brice. stances, with women and children oc­ ed have agreed to do their part and Unless said certificates shall bo re­ cupying the house and thus burned to it is expected that the consent o f tho deemed according to law, tax deed death.' ” other two will he secured as soon as will issuo thereon on the 18th day of At the demand o f this association they meet. January, A. i), 1021. the Federal department of justice Tho location o f the home will be # Witness my official signature and ordered Federal District Attorney decided on when tho plans ore well seal this the 13th day o f December, Herbert S. Phillips of Tampa to make under wny. A citizen o f Fort Pierce A. D. 1920. an investigation nnd report on the hat offered this place ns a proper site, (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, Ocoee incident nnd tho offer is made under advise­ Clerk Circuit Court, In Tho Tribune o f Saturday morn­ m ent , Should Fort Pierce be consid­ Florida Sanford Seminole County, Fla. ing Federal District Attorney Phillips ered fnvornbly, tho people o f the town 215-6tc. By V. E. Douglass, D. C. said: * * will be called together fo r consulta"M y Investigation o f the Ocoee rate N» FARMER FRIENDS: *| «> !» I • * ( As the Fall Season Is drawing to a close and new plans and arrangements are be­ ing made fo r the com ing year, we invite you to place your account in our hands. None of us can intelligently prophesy as to what the com ing year really holds in store; but a friendly connection with a strong.bank is the best security against the uncertainties o f the future. • F. P. Forster, President. A m p le Stocks B ..F . Whltner, Cashier, P rom pt Delivery Cotton Seed Meal Nitrate Soda mace Our Prices Will Save You Money CH ASE & COM PANY Service That Counts We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street Richmond, Va. Car loi receivers anti distributors al! binds Fruit nnd Produce! Consignments Solicited Rtftrtnc«» i P ro d u .a Reporter Co., New York National « ta la and City Bank . , v n L Ifi A s * * o u r B a n k A b o u t Ul Pure, Sweet, Wholesonu t * Delivered Fresh Every Day M IL L E R ’S B A K E R Y S P E C IA L BARGAIN S FOR THE F IR S T C O M P L E T E H O U SE B IL L N O W M AK IN G Christmas Candies Nuts and Nut Meats, All Kinds Plum and Fig Pudding Dates, Figs, Cluster Raisins Juice, . Grape Ju ice, Virginia V irg in ia Daré and Claret Mince Meat, Dry and Moist Goodwin’s Cakes, All Kinds Huy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis In Our State urnor Phone 497 Weiaka Building Pecan Nut Roll Lord’ s Purity Water Fresh Daily As Good as the Best $1.00 POUND Dally, Service Phone 66 W a te rs Kandy Kltohen THE HOOVER Suction Sweeper Demonstrated In your home. Christmas orders should bo giv­ en Early. B. E. WILLIAMS or G. A. DItEKA, DcLand . Daytona Beach * 198-26tp ELECTRICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, HAIR CURLERS, HEATERS, CLEANERS, IRONS, SEWING MACHINES, WASHING MA­ CHINES. Come In and make your »S e c­ tion now. F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Are. Phone 481 The Citizens o f Sem inole County LISTEN— ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE ^ WHILE W E TELL ABOUT WHILE W E SING ABOUT . The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921 THIS IS TO BE THE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET BELO­ IT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUIJ INTERESTS. It la to embrace the prodneta, official or private, o f fit« e**1* tiea in the beat section o f the state. THAT'S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. WE ASK YOU—WILL YOU H ELP! Johnnie,J. Jones’ remarkable United Shows, bigger and bed*1 will occupy our frounda from December to tho time o f opening * * Fair In order to get ready for IL W. R. O’NEAL J. L. GILES C. B. HOWARD Secretary President Treasurer �THE SANFORD/D A IL Y HERALD,, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1920 Breaking Sm iles • . PAGE THREE ADDITION AL LOCALS ; Monroe county contemplates thn building o f a highway connecting the island keys laying between the main­ land a n d, Key West. S P E CI A L S Christmas Cards, Seals, and Tags at Mobley's Drug Store. 2 !9 -tfc Cocoa is rejoicing at# thn sale o f bonds fo r tho construction o f a road across Merritt Island and bridging Banana river connecting the main­ land with the ocean beach. Beautiful Minnehaha Moccasins at A. Kanner's, Sanford A v c. 21G-12c Duval: Duval county farmers won hundreds o f doilnrs in premiums at the recent state fnri. The county ex­ hibit won much favorable comment from visitors nnd third place by tho Judges. Bureau Scarfs, Table Covers, and Baby Blankets, now on sale.—A. Kan* ner. 210-12tc A KICK ON THE PRICE. Wc arc in the heart of tho vege[table section of the world. Just now lettuce ii selling here around 75 cents Ip<r hamper. The farmers ore bring­ ing it in to the grocers here at that Iprice. With 30 heads of good lettuce to the hamper we see no season in the world why the grocers should durge 15 cents per head or even ten tents per head for it. A reasonable profit would be a fine advertisement for our city nnd anything less is In­ juring our city. People come here to buy vegetables and fruit cheap hot find after getting here that they can buy Sanford fruits and vege­ tables cheaper in New York than they can in Sanford where they are raised. Let us get down to real facts in asking people to come here. All this is aaid for the benefit o f tho home people alao as the writer paid this prico fo r t head o f lettuce last week after the bottom had fallen out o f the lettuce market. When it Ib bringing a good price in the northern markets we expect to pay a good price here but the man who raises it is getting nothing for it and there is no reason why tho grocer should charge a big prico for nny kinds of Florida fruits and vegetables when they are as cheap as they are now. ' CITIZEN. AND CHRISTMAS PUDDING— ALL GUARANTEED PERFECT. THE CITY MARKET IS HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BEST MEATS OF EVERY KIND— ROTH WESTERN AND FLORIDA Remember the children with some of Zane Grey’s, Eleanor Porters’ nnd Booth Tnrklngton’a interesting books at Moblcy'a Drug Store. 219-tfc THIS IS THE RIG STORE—THE STORE THAT CAN F IL L YOUR EV The foresigh tand indefntignbic energy o f the late Henry U . Flagler, oil and railroad magnate, and the daring o f his development o f the East Const o f Floridt, were praised by William Jennings Bryan in a speech during the Flagler day cxeecises o f the Miami Palm Fete. ERY W A N T FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER. IT W ILL SAVE LOTS OF W ALKING OR PHONING IF YOU GIVE US YOUR ENTIRE ORDER CITY MARKET Beautiful assortment o f Lion brand shirts fo r gifts at greatly reduced prices.— A. Kanner. 216-12tc De Land auto enmp is a busy and a very interesting place. Few pcoplo can have any accurate idea o f tho Im­ portance o f thin institution unless they g o there and spend some time in conversation with the people who compose the centcd village, for such Send in your locals to the Herald it rcnliy is. office. Phono the news to 148. We want every- bit o f it. Tell us the news each day. and was a most brilliant affair, out­ stripping ail other attempts of the kind. Columbus proved to be a most gracious gucso and the Seminole braves who met him at the landing gave him a most hearty welcome. Mohawk Sheets, 81x90, $2.15 each. A. Kanner, Sanford Avc. Phone 0. 216-12tc 30,000 Y O U N G STE R S VIC TIM S O F RICKETS Of all diseases that are liking a deadly toll among tbs children of Vicuna as the result of under-feeding rickets Is pro7lng the most rerlon* and widest rend menace. Not less than 30,0O(> ihlhlirii arc «offering from this palnlMl nIIIUtlot., according to official estimates. To rescou these through providing proper food, clcthlnt and medical at­ tention lint otherwise 'hey cannot obtnin the European iteilcf Council, com­ posed of eight leading Americas r*lief agencies, la making a *slot appeal for $83.090,000 for.the relief of 8,BOO,000 destitute and auffering Europsru children. Next year the tide o f tourists will be turned this way. The sixteen-foot asphalt road through tho county will Copt. H. A. Johns, local represen­ be the first inducement's, nnd when tative o f the United Sugar Corpora­ they come and ace, they will * be tion nt Paiatka, lately received noti­ pleased. Of tho thousands of auto fication that 1,000 tons o f the finest tourists who arc now in the state and seed enne procurable hod been ship-1 will keep coming, very few come this ped nnd will soon arrive to be fu r­ way. They have been "routed” an­ 1,SOO,000 POLISH C H IL D R IN IIC K . nished to chose who have agreed to other way because wo haven't had plnnt fo r tho sugat refinery. the mads. But we will be up with One million five hundred thousand the procession ncxe year, and will children la Poland today need medical attention. Their condition hat beta Braciet Watches, Electric Lamps, show some speed.— Bunhnctl Times. caused by hunger end went, To'save Smoking Sets, Casscro'e and other Just received a new shipment o f them the Europe«ti Relief Council Is Sheffield silverware f o r holiday gifts. appealing to the people o f the Doited — A. Kanner, Sanford ave, 21C-12tc W. L. Douglas Shoes. Men's, Ladies Statee for $88,000,000 to carry en re­ and Children'* shoes at reduced prl». lief work in etricken Europe. A fter one of the hottest in.:-i ¡pal cs.— Knnncr’a Store, Sanford Avenue. fights ever staged in New Smyrna 216-12tc Office suonile« at the Herald. tho proposed commission manager plan charter wns adopted recently by the voters by a vote o f 342 to 208. Tho new charter hod been prepared by a charter board elccecd at the regular city election and most o f the strenuously city officials fought against its adoption. KODAK ALBUMS In Leather KODAK DEVELOPER OUTFITS Perfumes 50c to $25.00 h o u b ig a n t s MARY GARDEN GOODS— EVERYTHING THAT GOES TO MAKE YOUR FRUIT CAKES Osceola: This county wns repre­ sented nt the state fn lr by a splen­ did cxhibic in charge o f the countv agent. Tho exhibit won fourth plnce nnd $135 in ensh, besides much ndvorvertising which cannot be expressed in doilnrs nnd cents. Come in and get your new type­ writer at tho Herald office now. A real typewriter .at $65, the best you ever saw fo r the money or fo r twice the money. L’ORIGIN, 'COTY' FULL LINE OF AUSTIN-NFCHOLS' NEW YORK STATE “ SUNBEAM CARA NOME JONTEEL M ARVIS-AZU REA TLORAMYE-DJER KISS L A D Y MARY NEW IVORY GOODS WITH AN ARTISTIC A P P E A L A s we arc nearing the close o f business for this year and soon to take stock we expect to make it interesting to the public to come and purchase their wants nt this W E M EAN JUST W H A T W E --------------------- SAY ----------------- Phone 175 A big selection o f good books for old and young at popular prices at Moblcy'a Drug Store. 219-tfc . The fifty-room addition to the new Fort Pierce hotel wil, it is expected, be opened to ehe public about Janu­ ary 1. Somo o f the room s, however, will be available for use before that time. W ork on the second nnd third floors Is now practically completed, with tho exception o f plumbing con­ nections. Inside work on the first floor is under way nnd should be fin­ ished up shortly. COMBS, BRUSHES, MANICURE PIECES, POWBOXES, HAIR RECEIVERS, I'RAMES, DESK PIECES, Etc. sold in Bets or separate pieces. PICTURE These goods are BUY RED CROSS CHRISTMAS SEALS EVERY day AND FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS Movement of St. Lucie County!s big bean crop is now under wny, ship­ ments going forward from several poincs in the county doily to the mar­ kets o f tho shivering north. Thd crop thll sesaon is snld to bo excellent. Plantings having been made at in­ tervals and shipment should contin­ ue throughout the winter and on up to April o f next spring. A nlco assortment o f Sterling Sil­ ver and Gold Evcrsharp Penc’ Is and Fountain Pens at M otley's Drug Store. 219-tfc t jh e 325 i/ è e x a lì S t o r e Prescription Druggists It is estimated chat there were be­ tween twenty-five and thirty thous­ and persons who witnessed tho open­ ing functions on the greae Palm Fete at Miami. Tho Landing uf Co­ lumbus was carried out to the letter j OUR STORE IS THE GIFT SHOP FOR THE PEOPLE OF THIS SECTION FOR THEY RECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT WE HAVE TH E LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. FOR INSTANCE— / B a r Pina ARE VERY GOOD THIS SEASON A N D f W E H A V E THE FINEST ,LOT O F BAR PINS TH AT HAS EVER BEEN SHOWN HERE. AND THEN YOU MUST SF¡E OUR D IA MOND RINGS, BROOCHES, PINS, ETC.. TOO M A N Y OF IHEM TO MENTION TODAY. COME AND SEE TH EM A T J. T. B R A D Y ’S, Jewelry S tore W ELAKA BLOCK REDUCTION SALE. A. Kanner has a b ig lino o f holi­ day goods, dolls, velocipedes, etc, 213215 Sanford Ave. 21G-12tc 0ER great Cor. 4th & Sanford �■ i, . . jfri ut l i ■■ i > PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY» DECEMBER 20, 1920 MOKE Rëârt of scientist Loemed Man, Victim of Thought!«» Practical Joke, Proved Unable to Live It Down. MISS KATHRYN W ILKEY. Editor. 8 0 C IA L CALENDAR Wednesday' FOR THE*the leader. The aociety entered Into an Informal debate on the subject: "Resolved, It Is caaier fo r a rich man to be gcncroua that It la fo r a poor man to be generous*. These Sunday evening meeting* are full o f cnthualaam and Inspiration. All young people are Invited to attend. DEATH OF A. 0 . ALLEN What la believed to be the great­ est hoax In thg history of science was played over a century ago by students o f Prof. Bsrtholomaeus, Adam Boringer, holder o f the chair of natural philosophy at the University o f Wuraberg. He was keanly Interested In fossil remains, and was the leader In the great group that held (hem to be a sort of divine Joke, placed In the earth by Ood to test human faith. Students designed a score or more o f fossils from clay representing the moat absurd beasts their Imaginations could conceive, and hid them In the ground In a spot where the old paleon­ tologist was known to frequently dig. 'H e discovered them and accepted them aa real, and when a little later the stu­ dents hid other designs, showing stars and suns and even Inscription« In Hebrew, Syrian and Babylonian, the old man was delighted and waa sure he had proven hla grounds. He began a book o f Immense size, and written In Latin. In which he gravely set forth hia proofs o f tho divine origin. The shout of laughter that went up when the book wns Issued broke the old man's heart, .and he died after spending every cent he hnd In an effort to recall the book. What made the joke more serious was the faith with which many learned men accepted the thing at Bret, Berlnger’s reputation up to thla time being high In the world of science. Mr. A. B. Allen, fo r several years a resident o f Sanford and Master Car Thursday— builder o f the South Florida Railroad Duplicate Luncheon Club with Airs. when owned by II. P. Plant, died In E. M. Galloway. West Baldwin, Maine, on Tuesday, Every W eek Bridge Club with Mrs. December 14th. W. J. Thigpen. Mr. Allen was 81 years o f age at Evening— the time o f his death, was a man o f Mr. and Mrs. Hal W right give dance fine character, and throughout his at W omen's Club fo r Misa Sarah life had held Important positions in W ig h t I his chosen lnlc of work. Starting as Saturday— |n young mnn in the Vermont Con­ Cotillion Club dance at Valdez. i' trnl car shops, he steadily went for|ward in the first place in that organ­ Mr. and Mrs. George H. Schuyler ization, and then was selected to do Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Schuyler have all o f the car construction work up­ -taken the home of Mr. Frank Miller on a new rond* from McCombs City, f o r the winter. Miss., to Now Orleans, He then bcenme Master Car Builder o f th? C. B. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and fam ­ & Q. Railroad, one o f the great trunk ily will be at the Hotel Vatdez for the lines o f the middle west. A fter sotpo S T O R IN G W O R D S IK M EM O R Y winter. years in their service, he ramc to What may Ba Described as Mental Sanford and became Master / ' ati Photography Is Especially Valu* Sidney Chase returns from school Builder o f the South Florida Railroad able to Theatrical People. for several years, under the adminlsin Exeter, N . H., today.| oration o f James E. Ingraham. The photographic memory Is found Mr. Allen was the inventor o f tho most frequently In aftors and ac­ Miss Marie Tigue returned from Allcn-Vnnleu Grain Door, which is tresses, who have to study a variety Gainsvl'.lc Saturday. in general use throughout the grain o f parta In a very short time. After a time, these people form a habit of Miss Sara Muriel has gone to Jack- belt for the rapid loading and unload­ getting a mental photograph of the aonviUo tospend the holidays with her ing o f grain. He also invented at words. They look at tho page, reed the specinl request o f Mr. Plant tho the lines, end then, ehuttlng their fam ily. | Balance Temperature Fruit and eyes, endeavor to "see" the word*. Vegetable cnr. Mr. Allen spent a It la a habit which, once formed, le Miss Kate Lenoir, who has been quickly developed. The present writer long and useful life in railroad work. the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. T. L. once "crammed" a part o f forty-fire He leaves two daughters, ono Mrs. Dumas, Has returned to her home in pages In a single day by the aid of Grace B. Williams, well known in Camden, S. C. Sanford, and Mrs. William T . Blaine, this natural photography. It may be said at ouce that not who has resided in New York City Mr. G. F. Smith came from Texas everybody can acquire this spectes of for n number o f years, although mar­ Sunday evening to spend the holidays memory. Only those possessed of ried In Sanford. great powers 'o f concentration can with his fam ily. He will return after achieve the results described. But, Christmas. SOME FASHIONABLE FEMININE providing that a person has anything o f this gift, he can build upon It until FOLLIES Miss Merrie Frances Ball is spends It will serve him to an alihost unlim­ ing the week-end in Kissimmee. What started this craze fo r bare ited degree. The photographic memory usually knees? One could understand the finds Its beet development among peo­ Quite a number of Sanford’s college desire o f women to have the*r knees ple with what are called "bumpy" set have received invitations to two hare in summer, especially down here foreheads. They hnve unusual pow­ holiday dances to bo given in Orlando where it gets hot, but there is no such ers o f visual concentration.—Ex­ which they arc locking forward to with excuse in the winter. And there is change. a great deal o f pleasure. One to bo no real reason why bare knees should Bats and Bees, g iven at the Rosalind Club Christmas be displayed on Central nvenuc. Yet For ninny years I have noticed when •vc by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones fo r twice lately the Rambler has seen Ibo lime trees tire In (lower (be ground their two daughters, Miss Jones and women with their bare knees dis­ beneath (hem strewed with dead !■.•<>* Miss Vivian Jones. The other to be played. In each instanco there was (the small bumble-bee), stales « Scotjriven at the Country Club by Mr. and no way to avoid seeing the knees, H-.it eiHTPsynndont ,m tint tire immers. .Mrs. Nixon Butt on the evening o f which were on display on tho street But 1 don't think this can he the work Decem ber 27th for Miss Mallie Slight and .very p a j.trb y h«d the ..m e o p . : 1" " " -¡"KB— • »; « '» I » « « • And Miss Sarah Slight p o r tu n »; . . the Itambler. In . . c V 1- " " " “ " ' 'ïl“ " e' » “ •»’“ " ‘ » • J " 11 .» « • ' ItiHldes tire eaten away. Can It be instance the wearer o r railed down tint» there Is sonic tiny Insect in the T , N . T. stockings was sitting with legs cross- lime flower which, fastening on them The T. N. T. met Friday with Mrs. ed in such a way that the knee, un- ns they suck the honey, ent* Into tludr J . L. Hart at her home on West First bodies, ni.il causes them to drop down covered, wns visible. s tre e t Girls arc foolish dressers, anyhow. dead below tho tree? I huve never A most*pleasant afternoon was hnd mitlc«'d any number of huts a b ou t' tin* tree« of nn evening, and besides a • n d . Inree number o f member, were: Th7 , i c° r ,Ur” T " £ * ______ t and then wear short skirts, thin hat's mouth would be too largo lo cut presen t stockings and low shoes and tho skirts them out like thnt. Delicious refreshments were served. nr,e none too thick, even the coldest day. The Remblcr saw a pretty girl, English Coal Miners Peculiar. CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS AT PRI­ Jone of the coldest days during the last Ttn. oocuputloti of emit-minim; Ip M A RY SCHOOL cold snap here, with her neck and Fughimi Is said to pass very largely The Christmas programs at the shoulders and arms enveloped In from father to sou and from tuteli* le three primary schools were most In­ heavy furs thnt extended down to her nephew. It Is a railing to which one teresting and largely Attended last waist nnd below the waist she hnd on Ik dedicated, and mure than any oili­ •Friday morning. n costume thnt looked like the front er eliisK of workers'tin* miners are n Each program gave first n part th a t, , , . , _ taste nnd n people to thetmelvet. It told o f Santa Claus and then tho r,ow ,n n mu*,cnl com^ c,horuB‘ Th° was about a coal miner, or. ns lie used dress wns almost to her knees and to be more generally railed, a collier, Christ Idea wns presented. The pro­ gram s were very well arranged and the stockings were the thinnest and that the famous story of the Brandwood grand uscii to 1»p told—bow he olearly presented with great credit to when she walked the dress, made o f bought the piano out of Ills monstrous silk, clung to her in a way that made the teachers. wages and, finding himself unable to • A t the Grammar School the third it very apparent she had on little ex­ play It. took umbrage and kicked It -and fourth grades'gavc their program cept that thin skirt No wonder she to piece«. The story was generally believed and much grieved over In mid­ •for the entire school and their parents. was shivering, even with her fdrs. That reminds the Remblcr: Recent­ dle-class Victorian society. I t , too, followed tho same outline but •on a larger scale. The carols were ly he saw advertised Invisible stock­ ings. Now, If a stocking is to bo FINE STATIONERY •especially beautiful. During the morning the school pre­ invisible, what the Sam HU! Is the use Tho Herald office ia headquarters sented a g ift o f silver to Miss Miller, o f paying some $6 or $6 fo r a pair? th e principal, whose wedding is to be Why not go without any and save the fo r fine stationery o f alt kinds from money. I f the stockings are so thin an event o f the holidays. tho printed letter head to the beauti­ In each voom the children had that the wearer appears to have none ful stationery in boxes that Is so dear Christmas tries where they had a on, then where’s the use o f wearing any. And, by the way, tho word In­ to the ladles' hearts. You can get •great deal o f fun and pleasure over visible, as applied to the stockings In this stationery nnd hnve your monoth e gifts that were exchanged. that ad, did not mean that they were gram printed on it, making the nlftto be concealed; by no means. In !lo st Christmas g ift that you have KINDERGARTEN CHRISTMAS this day and generation, women b e-lever seen and one o f "the best Sta Sanford has ono little school that lieve that stockings were made to be tioncry costs money these days but fe w know about yet It Is quite deserv­ seen. — Tho Rambler in St. Peters­ our stationery is very reasonable in in g o f mention. Little Misses Carburg Independent price and positively the beat that metta Barber and Ruth Henry are money can buy. Sco It at the Herald teachers o f quite a unique kinder­ office. Want a typewriter? The Herald garten, which la not a play one, but .* real school. . has the agency for the best f 05 type­ Get some o f those 1st« postcards at - The Christmas program last Friday writer that has ever been put on the tho Herald office. The Valdes Ho­ s m delightful with a real Santa and market and we will have a shipment tel, the Welaka Block, the Semlnola ji Christmas tree. T he work the children have done la o f new machines the las0 o f this Hotel and other points o f interest •very good Indeed and the little teach­ weeV If you are In the market for Only one cent each. Send a Sanford n typewriter ace us before you buy. enrd to your friends. e r s have quite a bit to be proud of. Herald Printing Co. C. E. DEBATE Leave your orders .for Christmas The Dally Herald uibscriptlor list boxes o f oranges with Reginald S. The Senior Christian Endeavor, So­ Is growing jo rapidly that new cor- Holly who will ship them for you. ciety o f the Presbyterian Church held ricr boys are necessary each week. If Oranges, tangerines, grapefruit or their regular meeting Sunday eve­ you do not get your paper prom ptly! vegetables In any kind o f packages, n ing at 6:46. Mr. Wilbur Rumple was phone 481. Phone 168. FLETCHER'S VIEWS ON FARMER AND CONSUMER GETTING CLOSER TOGETHER WASHINGTON, Dec. lS ^ W h e n the senate was today considering the bill fo r bringing about a closer con­ nection between the producer o f farm products and the consumer Senator i Flotcher made a few pointed remarks regarding this Important matter. ' "About 1916, I think It w as, some o f us* favored an amendment to the appropriation bill coming from the committee on postofflees and post roads, providing for an initial ap­ propriation o f |10,000 and authoris­ ing the postofflee department to make experiments and investigations Into the question how best to promote direct dealings between, the producer and tho consumer. They did make that Investigation. That waa n ot only in the interest o f the producer but it was also in the interest o f tho con­ sumer, and that includes pretty nearly everybody. Sohe suggestion la made about this being class legislation. Everyone ia interested in the subject not only tho fanner. "That appropriation led to* experi­ ments, and finally other appropria­ tions were made In subsequent bills, and thnt work continued. The postoffico department was putting into use trucks and other means f o r car­ rying products from the farm di­ rectly to tho producer, and It was proving an immense success nnd n great advantage to the public gen­ erally, both the consumer and tho producer. Rut in the Inst postof^ce appropriation bill In another branch, o f tho legislative department o f tho government, that item was stricken out entirely so that we no longer have that means which was provided for the. benefit o f the public general­ ly in the distribution of farm prod­ ucts. I believe that I am .correct in stat­ ing that the Item providing f o r the development o f facilities for prom ot­ ing direct dealings between Uie pro­ ducer and the consumer was stricken out o f tho last postoffice department appropriation bill, or was not put into it when the bill originated a t the other end o f the capitol, and there­ fore that whole cort has fallen to the ground. It means all the greater necessity fo r this kind of -legislation in order that the producers m ay co­ operate for the advantage and fo r tho good o f tho public." CLARA SMITH TO SURRENDER AND FACE CHARGE (Br T k t Au m U M f m i.) EL PASO, Dec. 20.—Clara Smith, \vnntod In Oklnhomn in connection with tho death o f Jake Hamon, will surrender nnd face charge, her par­ ents announced. Said daughter hiding to avoid notoriety nnd was not guil­ ty. Get your typewriter at the Herald o ..c e . A first-class machine, bran new at $65 and ono thnt you will Ilka for tho rest o f your life. No> need to pay any more for n real typewriter. The Molle is not only a standard ma­ chine but Is so arranged that you can carry It around with you. ♦ ♦♦ ++♦♦♦♦♦+ And your thoughta turning t o gifta and aomething for friend*, fo r family, fo r some one somewhere. What*, a wonderful Idea that Christmas Savings In our Bank hai become and how fine It la now for those who had a Christmas Savings Account with ua this year to come In now and get their money for r ift s or for some good cause. To you today and atart Jrou o f f with a Christmas SavInga Account fo r next year. Ask your neighbor who has one and then talk It over w ith — T H E PEO PLES B A N K clâssifitù A h Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for lets Hub 26 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit» cordingly. • ,e* TRAIN SCHEDULE F O R RENT Corrected on November 16, 1020. Southbound Arrive No, No. No. No. No. 83 _ 27 91 _ 89______ 85........... Departs 2:36 a.:4pi. 2 6 « . m. 8:40 a. m. 1:28p.m . 1:38 p. ta. 3:20 p. m. 2:56 p.m . 7:30 p.m . 7:46 p. m. North Bound FURNISHED RtiOMa— Two fSJ5Ef ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Avenue. 157-tfe FOR RENT— One nicely furnish«? room for one o r two gentlem« or nico couple. Can have use of ganft Phone 23 fo r particulars. 20A-tfe FO R RENT— Light housckMpiaj apartments, completely furnish^ over Union Pharmacy, Fint Stnt 219-Jte Departs F O R “ RENT— Large, nice furnish«? Arrive housekeeping room , 205 Oak Art . 82..................... 1:48a .m2:03 a. m. Mrs. Riddling, Eagle Home. 2204tp 84 _11:46 a. m. 12:05 p. m. 80______ 2:35p.m . 2:66 p. m. FO R llKNT— i well furnnlsheJ K3 92 _______ 4:00 p.m4:05 . room, 717 Park ove. 220-tfe p. m. 28 ..10:00 p. m. FOR RENT— Furnished room. Ap­ ply at Horald office. 220-tfc Leesburg Branch Departs ) Arrive MISCELLANEOUS 7:30 a .m . •No. 168______ 7:35 p. m. ROOM A iiD BO ARD , |11 per week, No. 22______ 109 ~ East F irst stree t, over Union •No. 157..................... 4:00 p .m . Pharmacy. lC3-tfc No. 21___________ 11:65a .m . W ANTED Trilby Brandi WANTED—Team work. Inquire of Departs Arrive M. Hanson Shoe Shop. 189-GOty 8:00 a. m. •No. 100.f ____ FOUND____________ 3:25 p. m. •No. 24______ FOUND— Pair child's gloves on •No. 101....................... 0:30p .m . Oak nvenuc. Finder enn have *amt •No. 25.................... 2:00 p .m . by calling f o r It. H. Gettcl, 610 Park t Oviedo Branch and paying fo r this nd. 221-2tp Departs Arrive •No. 120.....................11:00aim . LOST 8:40 p. m. LOST—Saturday night between Or­ •No. 127— . . . lando and Sanford, two 34x414 tires ♦Daily, except Sunday. and rims. N otify Bryan Auto Co. 221-3te. 666 is a prescription for Colds, Fev­ er and LaGrippe. It's the moat speedy FOR SALE remedy we know. 17-18L: FOR SALE O R EXCHANGE—08» 20 acre, ono 10 acre Sanford Arc. Walking distance to city. Two lots *♦+♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ corner Center and Elm Ave. Two Iota west side Palmetto ave., 50 ftfrom Eleventh SL Make offer. B. T. Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St., lo» ,203-1 mo-P Angeles, Calif. Sanford Cash Store O. II. STENSTROM, Manager SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK 6-1b Cans 15-lb IRISH C R IS C O ............ POTATOES lib Pkgs. PURE 8-lb Bucket I L E A F LARD . Snowdrift Lard 1-lb Package SUN-MAID SEEDLESS RAISINS .................................. .... 1-Ib SUNKIST SEEDED RAISINS ...................................... 1-lb GOLD MEDAL CLEANED .50 $1.65 t CURRANTS .................I ........M $1.53 .* ... CHRISTMAS MIXED CANDIES, I e r I ou n d ENGLISH WALNUTS, O O AC Per P o u n d .................................................—......... o v O o x t l BRAZIL AND ALMONDS, Per P o u n d ............................ LEM AND ORANGE PEEL Per» Pound .......................... Meadow Gold PO Monogram Cream­ Creamery Butter.... * 0 0 ery BUTTER ... CITRON 7 2 j; * * * * • * * • • • •»#<**■*• #*■•##*• • • • * • • • • • * * • « • § V « ■ ! 4 p Per Pound ........ OCTAGON SOAP, 3 for .................. F. & G. SOAP, 3 for ............ GOLD MEDAL PILLSBURY Flour, 24-lbB... Flour, 24-lbs.... ........... ........ .45 ................................56 24 i: ........I I Z I I Ì2 4 * r— The first thirty eusTOMORROW-TUESDAY' tomers to buy a pound o f CERTIFIED OLEO will receive a 10-oz. Package of CERTIFIED OLEO FREE. FO R SALE— All tho lumber in the grandstand nnd fence at bssebsD park nt a bargain. See C. L Britt or Herald office. 216-tfe FOR S A L E -N o . 5 Underwood type­ writer, A -l condition, |65.—Sm * fo rd Truck Growers. 216-tfe FOR SALE— A few yard turkey*, nice and fat, 50c lb.—G. W. Sp«ncor. Phono 400. 216-71? FO R SALE— New Chevrolet car rua only 3700 mi. »750. Call 8800 Mag­ nolia SL 221-Stp FOR S A L E -T w o good milk « « , Jerseys. Both fresh. J. C.1SUpler* 221-10tc F O R SALE—Three choice bulldUX lots, paved street, cheap If »old •* once. Corner 7th street nnd Myrtle avenue. Apply W . W . Long, 410 0 « s tract._____________ __________ 2214JP FO R SALE— Good aecond-hnnd offle* safe, perfect condition, but too smsB for present owner. Inquire Ilaynea » Ratliff, 115 Park avenue. Phone 340•’ 21-3tc. Look over the elegant new Un* ** stationery at the Herald office befot* buying your Christmas gifts of f“*stationery. W e have it In til dj** and all shades at very reason*®1* prices. If you have a room for rent, If y°0 have anything f o r sale, the way get results is to advertise it through the Want Column o f the Daily Htf* aid. This is the market page for people who want something. / rrr? 1 '■ 3 ù m J �y> Vï: THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY» DECEMBER 20, 1920 PAGE FlVEt Flratlag Ssull Talk« Siedaetly* Arranged for Harald Brada» Sanfort|, Fla., Dec. 20, 1020. Carlot Shipment* from Entire Conn try, Saturday, Dec. 18th Florida— Sanford Section .......... — 11 Florida— Manatee Section .............. £ Robbie Gray. Father la ao happy* ho California— Southern Diet. _____ cannot stay In the atore and mother Louisiana la doing welL Total care I M • * * * * * • a r t * » * * M * * l 27 * ^ ^ ^ There are only two daya in the year California— Southern District ........ 3 when we tako a reat and they are Destinations o f Florida Shipments (Saturday) Christmaa and Fourth of July. We Potomac Yards may change the'latter date to Arm­ Chicago ............ istice day neat year. Waycross ......... J. L. Miller it having the front o f Now Y ork ........ his building improved by an addi­ Philadelphia .... WASHINGTON, D. C., D e c . £ ','7 Z Forecast for the period December 20 inclusive: South Atlantic and S jfc u U General1? M r and £ * , tat with probability o f rain, on Tuesday or Wedneadayo WEATHER REPORT For Florida-Unsettled weather totional awning and porch that will flight and Tuesday; probably rain In keep the sun from shining too bright­ nortlon. Not much change ly on his ahow windows. 'I The streets look like Christmas to­ day. being filled with a good naturad crowd o f shoppers who ore patroniz­ ing the merchants on all o f the busi­ ness streets o f the city. aid boys for s Christmas present. is a good old town, filled with nice people. And Sanford is getting bigger and better all the time. One o f the things that is making Sanford grow is the patronizing o f the home merchants. People cun find ju s t w hat they want at home without going abroad fo r it and every tim e they spend a dollar with a home merchant that is just that much more they have helped Sanford, because Sanford merchants spend their money at home. right now during the holidays, You can get a present fo r every mer o f the family in Sanford right now. And while you are doing it let u the ones to furnish that present fo r HIM. We can take care o f your w in good shape and we know that— To Lai cars .................. 13 Diversions Filed Since last Report None reported. Total lettuce shipments from Flor' ida this season to date (12-10 Inc.) cars .... ...... 813 Total lettuce shipments from F lor­ ida last season to same date, cars ....................................... 626 HE W ILL APPRECIATE TH AT GIFT ^W ICE AS MUCH IF IT BEARS T liE LABEL OF SANFORD, PLA.: Cool, clear. Hauiings light. Demand and move­ ment slow, market very dull. Few sales. Cariots f. o. b. cash tracks; IV m bushel hampers, Iiig Boston, qual­ ity and condition fine, 50c-75c. Dr. E. W. Shcpcrd o f Spartanburg arrived last night to spend the holi­ days at home. . • And snyhow the renders will want a rest on thnt day nnd not be bothered with reading the Herald. Everybody is waiting for the Mil­ lion Dollar Band that will play its first concert next Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Swope and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Williams of Ovcido were in tho city yesterday. NOTICE Ur, nnd Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn have returned from a trip to Tnmpn mndo in the V Snturday, December 25th, Christ­ mas day, bnnks will be closed. Get your payrolls, etc., Thursday or Fri­ day. FIRST NATIONAL BANK SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK PEOPLES* BANK OF SANFORD. H. C. Gcrror of Jacksonville is in Jimmy Pierson, tho WTcatier, is In the city on a thort visit connected the city today, coming over from with his duties os traveling engineer Leesburg where he put on a fast bout of the A. C. L. Ry. with y o u n g ' Stechcr, a local boy. Jimmy is a well known aviator as well Lettuce shipments arc growing less ns wrestler and won fame on the fields and it begins to look like the lettuce o f France with the American aerial crop for Sanford was a thing o f tho forces. put for this year. Rivera Bros., the live wire mrechPerry Jernlgan o f the B. & O. ants at tho corner o f Fourth street Motors Company left today fo r Tampa and Sanford avenue, are getting where he was called In conference ready to “ take sjock” as soon’ as tho with some of the big automobile deal­ holidays are over and are making ers in that city. some very attractive reductions on every item in their large stock o f Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood a Men’s, W omen's and children’s wear. fme baby girl who will bo named See their ad In today's Herald. Mr. and Mrs. Walter nil), motoring from New Smyrna to Orlando stophid In Sanford Saturday night. Mrs. Hill had been visiting her parents la Barbadocs, W. I.; returning via tho East Coast Raiirond. Mr. Hill is in business with his brother in Orlando. Everything fo r the office at the Herald Printing Co. We can fit you out with all that you need in fine printed stationery and office supplies of nil kinds. Have you seen that beautiful line of box stationery at the Herald o f­ fice? Just the thing fo r “ The Girl” for Christmas. Get it printed with her monogram. Lexington for the W hole Family * Call and Let Us Show United States, Kokom o and Miller Tires and Tubes Spot Lights, Bumpers and anything in the line of Accessories W e maintain one of the -best Repair % Shops in the State. All our Mechanics have had years of experience in the Automobile Repair Business. PHILADELPHIA: 26 . degrees, clear. Wash. 1, Calif. 5, Fla. 10, N. J. 1 nrirved. 14 curs track including brokne. Demand and movement is modcrato, market slightly stronger. Fla.’s \Vt bu. hampers, trends, $1.5081.75, few .|2.00. Poorer 81-25. Cal­ ifornia’s crates Icebergs, 83.75-84.00. PITTSBURGH. 20 degrees, clear. Calif. 13 arrived. Opening price! Monday. Supplies moderate, demand nnd movement moderate, market is steady. Calif's crates Iceberg, $2.75* $3.00, mostly $3.00. Fla.’a \Vt bu. hampers, Big Boston, $2.-$2.50, most­ ly $2.25. ST. LOUIS: 25 degrees, cloudy. Calif. 2, Fia. 4, La. 1 arrived. 0 un­ broken, 3 broken cars o f tra ck .‘ De­ mand and movement slow, market steady. Few early sales. Fal’s 1W bu hampers, Big Boston, best $2.50$2.75. Ordinnry, poorly headed, and heated, as low as $1.25. Calif's crates Icebergs, $2.65-$2.7G.. La's barrels Big Boston $4.-$4.50. Potomac Yards: reports passings fo r 24 hours previous to 11 a. m. Sunday: 27 cars destined: Philadel­ phia 0, New York 6, Buffalo 4, Roch­ ester 4, Pittsburgh 2, Baltimore 1, Wilkcsbarro 1. Monday: 3 cars des­ tined: New York 23, Philadelphia 12, Baltimore 3, Boston 1. Diversions accomplished at Poto­ mac Yards: Philadelphia 9, New York 10, Buffalo 2, Albany 2, Wash­ ington 2, Rochester 1, Boston 1, Wilkesbarre 1, Pittsburgh 1, Balti­ more 1. MASONS ATTENTION Satisfaction Guaranteed! £ ¡¡3 Sanford, Florida Reaeroe Your Resources by establishing credit with a reliable bank. W hy not make some real "H A Y " in the SUN SHINE by starting a check account -4'*th us Build up your credit that you m a ; : r able to master difficult problems. The Herald Printing Co. has ev­ erything In tho office supply line ths* you are needing. The price is ri ht also. Let us fit you up with your stationery and office supplies. The way to pay tho expenses o f the country fo r tho next fou r years is to lay a tax on applications fo r Feder­ al offices, New York World, Brown's Market SATU RDAY SP E C IA L S BANANAS, D o r . _______ ..4 0 c NEW CROP ENGLISH WALNUTS, lb 1...50C LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF CHRISTMAS CANDIES Repentance is often confounded with determination not to g et caught again. f WATERS CANDY KITCHEN A L L NATIONAL BISCUIT CO, CRACKERS, pkg....................... 3-LB. CANS. nOMINY, GRANULATED SUGAR, 3-LB. CANS SAUER KRAUT, Per Pound . . — --------- Per C a n _________ . . . . . . . . . . Per can __________ _ IRISH POTATOES, 3-LB. CANS DILL PICKLES, Per Can __________________ Peek --------- --------------SW IFT PREMIUM HAMS, 3-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, Van Camp’s, Per e a a ________________ Per P o u n d ___. . . . . . . . . . 8-LB. CANS SNOWDRIFT, -C a n 2-LB. CANS BAKED BEANS, Van Camp's, Per Can . . . . . . . ......... - ------------------- — 6-LB. CANS CRISCO, 1-LB. ROAST BEEF, Per C a n _________ Can . . . . . . . . . . -----24-LB. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, 1-LB. CORNED BEEF, Per S a c k ____________________ Regular communication Tuesday, December 21st, at 7:00 p. ra. Work in the Master’s degree will be con­ ferred. All visiting brethren wel­ come. Bjr order W. M. H. E. TOLAR, Secretary. . DeSoto: Citrus fruits' and vege­ tables have been moving steadily from most of our uhipping polnta for several weeks. Cattle are In good condition on the open ranges. - ■-----4 Nor can you make much money without some effort to Sanford,Florida •* A Home Bank foriiüîiSePeople All the Family Just make this a Useful Gift You C ant M ake H ag Without Sunshine MEADOW GOLD BUTTER, CAMPBELL’S 80UPS, Per Pound . . . . ---------—. . IIEBE CREAM, Baby, 1-LB. CANS MAXWELL HOUSE Per C a n --------------HEBE CREAM, Tall, Per Can . . . . . . . . . COFFEE, Per C a n ___. . . . . . . . . X LORD CURVEUR COFFEE, Per Pound Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberc ulosla In Our Stata. �PAGE SIX TH F SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1920 Sntire Week—December 25-31. confidence men may be Intending to IÀCK80NVILLE EXPECTS m I M A N Y CONFIDENCE MEN carry on operation!. Jacksonville po­ lice have been active daring the last iber o f Commerce to Send out week in rounding up suspects, and * total o f eleven arrests hnvo been made Warnings. by Detectives Ilurlburt and Shirmans JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 18.— Many confidence men are now in this city CHRISTMAS TAGS, SEALS, >smd more are expected to be here with­ STAB! PS in a short time. It Is believed that .the gang intends mnking this their Just received new assortment o f ‘rheadquarters fo r the season, but the Christmas tags, seals, stamps, etc., chamber o f commerce is determined to fo r your packages, letters and cards. break up the operations o f the gangs, Sec the new parcel post label that as far at least as Jacksonville is con­ bespeaks the Christmas spirit and tho cerned,' and will send out warnings to cute little tags and stamps that should ^>ther cities o f the state. mark all your packages. Only 5 The emissaries o f these bands of cents a pack at tho Herald office. -organized criminals have been at work New line o f stationery this week es­ f o r somo time “ fixing” in various pecially ordered fo r Christmas week. quarters and expect to operate with­ out much, If any, hindrance, here as Prices arc now being regulated by w ell as in other cities. tho new economic law o f oversupply A number o f written communica­ and under-demand.— Washington Post tions have been received by the cham­ ber o f commerce furnishing important information o f the plans o f tho con­ Notice o f Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 o f the Gen­ fidence workers fo r the winter, the eral Statutes. latest o f these having been received yesterday. This wns signed by a man Notice is hereby given that T. W. whose name will not be rondo public. Lawton, purchaser o f Tax Certificato In this communication was given the No. 2356, dated the 6th day o f No­ name o f a roan who is said to be ono vember, A. D. 1895, has filed said o f the local heads o f the confidence certificate in my office, and has operations, and this will be furnished mudo application fo r tax deed to is­ to the police department The cham­ sue in accordance with law. Said b e r of. commerce is anxious to receive, certificate embraces the following de­ from whatever sources, any informa­ scribed property situated in Semi­ tion bearing on confidence operations nole county, Floridn, to-w it: W 3-4 o f in the city and the state. Other SE 1-4 o f SW 1-4 and NE 1-4 o f SW chambers o f commerce throughout the 1-4 o f SW 1-4, nnd S 1-2 o f NW 1-4 state are going to takq up this mat­ o f SW 1-4 o f SW 1-4 See. 14, Twp. ter and will carry the fight to n fin­ 21 S., Rgc. 31 E, (less W 1.-2 o f E 1-2 ish. o f SE 1-4 o f SW 1-4). The said Last year the confidence men oper­ land be'ng assessed at the date o f the ated in at least three different locali­ issuancq o f such certificate In the ties in this city, this much being defi­ name o f Geo. Fox. Unless said cer­ nitely known. It is thought probable tificate shall be redeemed according to law tax deed will Issue thereon on the 18th day o f January, A. D. 1921. Witness my officia) signature and seal this the 13th day o f December A. D. 1920. (SEAL) E| A. DOUGLASS, Clerk County Court, Seminole County, Fla. By V. E. Douglass, D. C. our Typewriter WL, I H i lbs. Universal Keyboard Ruling Device Tabulator Gome in and meet your neighbor—he may be a good tellow TRAIN SCHEDULE Corrected on November 15, 1920. Southbound Vast Relief Effort Launched by Eight Leading Amerioan Organ­ izations to Avert Tragedy. I f you have a room fo r rent, if you get results is to advertise it through Possesses every essential feature of larger, heavier and more costly typewriters. Three unit machine: base, carriage and action. Many troublesome parts eliminated. The machine for both office and home. Does the work of any typewriter regardless the Want Column o f tho Dally Her­ ald. This is the market page fo r tho people who want something. Of COSt. ^ p * *c p*cer * ° ap<!r ngcr* 90 characl*rB BaU Bcar,nc Most o f tho fish In small puddles Imagino they are big. Shift-Carriage For foreign languages, especially equipp­ ed with from one to five dead keys—does not enterfere with standard keyboard. Walthall & Estridge, Props Welaka Building ---------------- MOLLE-----------------WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY MEET And that must determine your choice o f a type­ writer. You have no place fo r the cheaply con­ structed machine nor will economy permit the outlay o f an extravagant sum. Good business sense finds the solution in the MOLLE. The MOLLE Incorporates every essential feature you find in any machine at any price. Yet it is unusually simple, both in construction and operation. Built in three unite—base, carriage and action— many extra parts are eliminated. This means a saving in repairs and a bigger saving by keeping it on) the job. The MOLLE lightest o f touch, speediest o f action, will do anything that a writing machine is called upon lo do with the least amount o f noise and effort. Specials For Today EXCELS ALL OTHERS . ln 7> Simplicity and Price S E E THEM A T THE HERALD PRINTING Departs 2 :4 0 m. ra. 8:40 a. m. 1:38 p. m. 3:20 p. m. 7:46 p. m. . . . . . 1:28 p.m. ____ 2:65 p.m. ____ 7:30 p.m. North Ilound The most spontaneous as well as the largest consolidation o f effort In the history of American relief and charltn. ble organizations hns grown out of the disaster which threatens 3,500,000 .European children this winter. To the headquarters of every agency that dis­ penses American mercy overseas has come one steady cry for mouths past; the children, most helpless and blame­ less sufferers In the track of war, will perish by the thousands before next harvest unless America saves them I When Dr. Livingston Farrand, chairman of the Central Committee of the American Red Cross, returned from a recent trip abroad, hta report throbbed with the need of the children. From the feeding-stations o f the American Relief Administration throughout east­ ern and central Europe came letters, cables, pleas of every sort. The Pro­ testant churches sent Investigators Into after-war conditions and evary report breathed the Impending tragedy o f starving and diseased ' children. Protestant, Catholic and Jewish, the child life of Europe Is threatened with heartrending misery. Tho European Relief Council, with Herbert Hoover aa chairman and the whole power of American charitable thought and effort behind It, haa been formed. It consists o f Edgar Rick­ ard, representing the American Relief Administration; Dr. Livingston Far­ rand, representing the American Red Cross; Felix Warburg, representing the Jewish Joist Distribution Commit­ tee; Wilbur K. Thomas, representing the American Friends' Service Com­ mittee ; James A. Flaherty, represent­ ing the Kntghta of Celambue; Dr. G. V. Hibbard, representing the Toung Men's Christian AssodaUon; Miss Sarah 8. Lyon, representing the Yoang Women's Christian Association j Dr. Arthur Brown, representing the Fed^ oral Council of Churches. It Is tha purpose o f the Council to rale# »38.000,006, la an appeal center­ ing at tho Christmas holidays, to tho end that the situation regarding child life may be m et In every town and community of the nation, It Is hoped, local committees, rspreseating all tha co-operating agencies will be formed to secure the vitally accessary funds. O f the amount sought, »28,000,000 will be used for basic food. For evory one o f these American dollars the local governments and communities sided will furnish two dollars. In tho form o f transportation, labor, guards, clsrical help, caeh contributions and aucb food euppUee se are locally obtainable No children receive the free food ex­ cept efter medical teats ehowing them to be serioualy under-nourlehed. The rer-nlnlog »10,000,000 o f the fund Is ju.st ae urgently needed for medical service to tho children. The Buropesn Relief Council will do much more than effect economies in the raising o f the chlidsavlng fond. It will, with tha inspecting force« oi eight great agenda«, keep a constant eye en the administration o f America'! merciful r*«, la order that there shall be no wait ige and nr tendency toward pauperisation. havo anything fo r sale, the way to THREE - UNIT - MACHINE Arrive 2:36 a.' jn. Choice Western and Florida M eats Vealt P ork, M utton, Sausage Arrive -------1:48 a.m. _ ._ .1 1 :4 5 a. m. ____ 2:35 p.m. ____ 4:00 p.m. ____ 10:00 p. m. Departs 2:03 a. ra. 12:05 p. m. 2:55 p. m. 4:05 p. m. BY THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE MONEY MARK- ET, THE F A L L IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION Leesburg Branch Arrive IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT Departs 7:30 a. m. 7:36 p. m. AND NEVER IN OUR H ISTO RY DID ENDURABLE GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS BIAKE SUCH A STRONG APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD THERE­ ALIKE ___ 4:00 p.m. ___ 11:55 a. m. FORE YOU TURN AT ONC E TO OUR STORE, YOUR Trilby Branch STORE, FOR SO MANY Y E A R S. Arrive Departs 8:00 a. m. 3:25 p. m. HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS ____6:30 p.m. ___ 2:00 p.m. FOR YOU AN D YOUR FOLKS, Oviedo Branch BEEN AND ALW AYS W IL L BE THE STORE WHERE Arrive ___ 11 : 00*1. m. Departs ALW AYS YOU CAN BU Y SUITABLE GIFT’S A T CHRISTMAS TIME OR A T A N Y TIME A N D AMONG THEM CAN ENUMERATE A F E W •Dally, except Sunday. HAVING FOR HOOS1ER KITCHEN CABIN ETS, WE SUGGESTIONS: IDEAL FIRELESS COOKER, FU LL LINE OF ALUMINUM W ARE, ROCH­ ESTER PERCOLATORS AN D CASSEROLES, PYREX KOKOMO, UNITED STATES AND MILLER TIRES HOWE RED TUBES WARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES A N L CARAFES, AND A COMPLETE U N E OF D A IS Y AND KING A IR RIFLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES, B. ft O. MOTOR COMPANY 8anfonI, Florida VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST AS­ SORTMENT W E EVER HAD Let’s Get Down to Brass Tacks Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis in Our 8tate Will be paid to any Adult who gets the For Stubbing C lothes _____f 1.00 Dty C lean in g________ _________ .75 The Herald office ia headquarter« Pressing ....................... ............. . . i t ALL WORK GUARANTEED for fin e stationery o f all kinds from FINE STATIONERY After 12 Treatments at the •p “ Energizer” Office This bona-fide statement is made— and it will be carried out to the let­ te r—because'w e desire to do MORE good rather than LESS while “ ENER­ GIZER” service is here, v There is a mathematical ratio between Human Illness and Human CIRCULATION and all the money and brains in the world cannot afford the protection that BETTER STRENGTH and CIR­ CULATION will give you. Everything is o matter o f "per cent” and “ degree” in this world, and each “ ENERGIZER” treatment gets A N Y adult a “ per-cont” better in physical Strength and * CIRCULA­ TION. It is NOT a matter of money to YOU— it is a straight matter of GETTING It— while the getting Is good. The INCONSISTENCY of getting tho “ carbon” out o f you r auto and NOT giving your BODY similar care is truly CRIMINAL after due thought And “ If thinking hurts— then 'Do1T-NOW’ beenuso It FEELS GOOD.” You cannot lose ANYW AY YOU LOOK AT IT. And if you get the "FLU ” before, say BIAY 1st, 1921, you get »25. .If you don’t get it, you should worry. But you W ILL get the FINEST HU­ MAN house-cleaning available,-^a sound investment, a sensible, LOGI­ CAL move, Sanford can easily b«C IN FACT the moat HEALTHY CITY in the WORLD.— Scientifically made so. COMB IN FIND OUT L. C. Cameron Phone 184 or 60 8anford, Fla. P. O. Box 399 TOE ONLY “ BNERGIZBR” OFFICE IN TO E SOUTH the printed letter head to the beauti­ ful stationery in boxes that is so dear G. W. WATERS 317 East First SL Phene 5M to the ladies' hearts. You can get this stationery and have your mono­ gram printed on it, making the nift­ iest Christmas g ift that you have ever seen ami one o f the best. Sta­ tionery costa money these days but our stationery ia very reasonable in price and positively the best that Every Battery repair we make is money can buy. See it at the Herald guaranteed for six months. We are able to . do this because in repalrimg office. any make of'battery we are licensed Get your Christmas advertising in to use patented feature« which have the D ally Herald. Tho people are made Vesta batterlee famous. \ ■hopping by the papers these days and in reading your dally papers you save money. L. A. RENAUD, Prop. Phone 189 We Guarantee All Battery Repairs Sanford Battery Service Co. Seed“ Potatoes M A IN E G R O W N $5.50 PER SACK F. F. DUTTON, Inc Sanford Florida �> rii THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1920 LAND IRRIGATED BY INDIANS , Before the Advent *of the Spaniards the System Was In Vogua Amors the Aboriginal. for THE BUILDER From the Foundation to the R oof B E LUMBER CO. Q u a lity -S e r v ic d -P r ic e Buy a Home for a Xmas Present Greatest Gift in the World REAL ESTATE Irrigation began In Texan many ycara before the landa embraced within Its boundaries bocame a part of the United. State», year» before those aamo lands made up what was known as the Lone Star republic, writes James R. Praddy In the Ameri­ can-Forestry Magazine. To bring tbo time down to a more tangible date, the .first IrrlgaUou work was done—according to tradition— when the Pueblo Indians constructed the peculiar ditches about El Paso and the Pecos country, which author­ ities o f today claim were built for Irri­ gation purposes Another tradition c<*nlng out of the past tells that these ditches were built by the Yuma In­ dians when they were driven west­ ward by the Comanchois and Apaches, and not by tbo Pueblos. When Coronado, the roving ex­ plorer, opened this country to the Spaniards he found well-worked Irri­ gation systems among the Indians; thIX was In 1540 when bo was pushing toward the north. Tbo practice of Irrigation was continued under the Frnnclacan father», who constructed tho flro mission ditches that were found near tho present city of San Antonio.* Even under Mexican rulo tho work did not stop, and grants by the Mexican government often read as follow s: T n the name of the Mexican na­ tion, grants him one day of water with Its corresponding labor of land.” FR O M L O W L Y T O IL T O FA M E Edwin Dallln, Ranked as Orest Sculptor, Was Once Wheelbarrow Boy In Mine In Utah. FIRE INSURANCE E. F. LA N E “ The Real Estate Man" ffea« IS , 304 first Street ------I---------- For Cold Weather Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Gas Stoves and Ranges B A LL Hardware Co. One of America's greatest sculp­ tors, Edwin Dallln, was tmee a wheel­ barrow boy In a mine In Utah, where bo tolled all day for less than a dollar. Tbo miners uncovered a stratum of white clay one morning, and Dallln, forgetting his work, sat down and be­ gan to model a likeness o f one of tho workmen. So lifelike was It that his teacher, when be returned to school In tho fall, sent It and some of his drawings to a state fair being bold In Salt Lake City. A rich mine owner had his attention called to the little clay butt and ho offered to furnish the boy transportation to Boston where he could enter an art school. The boy worked long and hard, and by the time he was twenty-one bo had a studio of his own, tho Detroit News recalls. Ho went to Paris shortly afterward and began a series o f In­ dian poses, using the Indians from tho Buffalo Bill ahow at that time In France. Ills first masterpiece, "The Signal of Peace,” was finished at that time and he was recognized there­ after ns ono of tho world's greatest sculptors. IIIb "Ann Hutchinson,” made for the Boston state house; "The Mcdlclno Man” In Falrmount park, Philadelphia, and tlie great golden an­ gel on tho Mormon temple In Salt Lake City are among hla best known works. Formerly Our Superiors. She was angry about the bill—In­ sisted sho hail paid It The credit man stood listening attentively, at­ 25 to 300 Watt in 110 Volts. tempting at Intervals to break In on 20 to 75 Watts in 32 Volts her flow of conversation, "You men want to understand right now that yon can't hoodwink the women any longer,” she blurted. "Little things like this— like «end­ ing out statements for bills already paid—won't get you a thing. It won't get you a thing.” “ Yes, madam, but I—" “And bear that In mind, will you? Tho old days are done. Women ore Phone 112 . 115, MagntiKa Ave. men's equals now." "Yes, madnm," the credit man + ^ + r - : ^ < - + . ^ + 4.+ + <.+4 + + + + + + + finally got In. "Yes, madam-, women are mon's equnts now—formerly our superiors." l f f l u r t o n ~ C r a ft * Just what sho said after that— well, the chronicler snyeth not.—Indi­ V, E V ST IS anapolis News. d ll/d tO S FLORIDA National Madza Lamps Everything Electrical Expert Installation and Repair Work GILLON&FRY , X WE DO HEMSTITCHING AND PI COTING FOR THE TRADE MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROM IT ATTENTION ♦+4-4"H-4‘* * 4 - + 4 » g » + » » + » » » » » » » G d I M tn H tn fle c s e a • m m haO m • ABearirWear SMITH BROTHERS Expert Repair Work 1'KAUTIFUL POST CARDS -4 _ * 'r THE HERALD, EACH____1 C 3,500,000 Facing Starvation Can Only Be Saved by Amerloa’ e Response to Joint Appeal. It Is utterly Impossible for one who ba» not actually seeu the misery ol the early ‘Autumn In Europe to visual­ ize what the children of the Eastern and Central portions of the continent face this winter. To say that 8,000,000 children have no alternative to starvetlon or death from disease except America^ aid, Is startling, but Independ­ ent observers by the score and care­ ful scientific surveys of the economl« and crop condition* overseas brand |the figure aa conservative. f In Poland, fo r Instance, W e r e 1,308,OOO youngsters last year subsisted al 'm ost entirely on tbe one free Amerl -can meal a day that they received, con dltlons aa winter closes down, art worse than ever before. The Holshe vlk Invasion stripped large pirtlons o| -tbe country o f all grain. Professoi E. D. Durand, Fcod Advisor to thi Polish government, after an exhaustlv« survey, has reported that only fort] per cant la available of the food ncccs aary to carry tbo population through the winter. In the city o f Vienna tests conducted In the American Relief Administration food kitchens showed tbst 02 per cenl o f the children between the ages of ( and 14 ware "seriously undernourish ed." Thirty-three per cent were mark­ edly undernourished, 11 per cent wcr< slightly subnormal and only 4 per cent approached tbe state of a normal American child. The Amerl 'iu Rellei Administration Is feeding 30O.fr»; Austrian children every day now, and there Is no chance of dlrnunltlon ol need before nex harveit Tbe spectacle of the medical ncedi o f Europe's children Is equally ap palling. Estimates reaching (he Amor lean Red Cross - b lo needs 'o r medical service In the deitltute areas this win­ ter Include: Old Avstrla-Hu^gnry, 750.000; new Poland, l,fi00,CA); Cxecho Slovakia, 200,000; Serbia, 150,000, and Roumanla, 100,000. In the Iscnl yeat o f 1B19-20 the Red Croas has renchrd with the veritable gift of life 1.000.00C children In the affocted arras. Tuber­ culosis Is prevalent to a terrlfflc degree Five children out of seven In the city o t Warsaw, for Instance, have been found to be tubercular. Typhus li widespread; rickets, the right hand o| under-nourishment Is alrooD universal and cholera lifts Its grim head con stanlly In one place snd another.~ Tbe Ruropean nellef Council, com ^prising tbe American Relief Admlnl* tratlon, the American Red Cross, the American Frlecds* Service Commute« (Quakers), the Jewish Joint Dlstribu ,tlon C-mmlttee, the Federal Council o f the Churches o f Christ In Amerl ,ca. the Knights c f Columbus, the Y., M C. A and the Y. W. C. A., seeks 133, 000,000 with which to meet tbe situa­ tio n . It has estimated that at least $23,000,000 must be had for food ant $10,000,000 to : modlcnl servlet* to oven absolute disaster nm otj the thren ene( children. Checks mny he sent to your local committee or to Franklin K. Lane treasurer Europcnn Relief Council, 4] Broadway, New York, or to the Child Feeding Fund, LUfury Digest, New York City. Two Atomic Thsorlae. An atom la a part wo small as not to bo divisible. It Is an ultimate par­ ticle o f matter. Two opinion«, direct1/ oppoalto to each other, hare Ion» bad currency with retard to the con­ stituent particles of material tilings; the one, that mutter Is composed of an assemblage o f minute particles, or atoms, Incapable o f further division; the other, that there Is no limit to Its divisibility, the smallest conceiv­ able particle still consisting of an Infinity of parts. The first of these theories, which Is .commonly distin­ guished by the name of atomic phlloiophy, was originated In Greece by Leucippus; It was supported by Dem­ ocritus and subsequently Improved by Epicurus and his disciples. The Epi­ cureans professed to account for the origin and formation of all things by supposing that these atoms were en­ dued with gravity and motion, and thua came together Into the different organised bodies. Whence Electric Lamps Come, A little consideration of the ma­ terials that enter Into the making of lamps would be a revelation to the large majority of electric lamp users. California, Colorado, Nevada aud South Dakota lend In the production of tungsten ore, tho Important materi­ al of which the filament of the mod­ ern electric lamp Is made. First, there Is the filament of tung­ sten, then the glass bulb Into which enter silica, soda, nltro from Chile, potash, manganese from Russia, ar­ senic, borax, feldspar, lead, aluminum, cryolite from Greenland, cobalt from Canada. The base of the lamp Is made of copper nnd sine from Utah nnd Missouri, while the basing cement Is a mixture of marble dust from Vermont, whlttr.j iro n Ohio, shellac from Jadl'. a id plnu rc.yn from Georgia. Wonderful la Human Skin. The human skin, which forms a protective covering over Uie whole of tho body, consists of two layers, an outer one and an Inner one. Tbo epidermis, or outer skin, Is so con­ structed that no moisture from out­ side can penetrate It so long as tbe skin Itself Is not torn or cut At the same time the pores of the skin nre no formed that the sweat la freely discharged through the skin, thus ven­ tilating the body and keeping It nt an even temperature. If someone could Invent a material poMM-sslng tbe properties of tbe human skin, n material which would keep out till moisture, however heavy the down­ pour of rain, nnd yet nllow the free esenpe of the heat and moisture of the body, his fortune would be mode. successfully rhoumotism, treats paralysis, anemia, dyspepsia, obesity, neuralgia, constlputlon, scl- nttca, writer’s cramps, liver diseases, varicose veins, muscular contraction“, join t affections, sprains nnd deformi tics, faulty circulation or nutrition, spinal congestion, diseaso o f the ner­ vous system, sleeplessness, Bright's disease, diabetes nnd high blood pres­ sure, even after all other means have Is Capital's Bast Speller. failed. References: Any bank or bus­ Frank U. Willis, Ohio's successor to iness house in Sanford. Wnrren G. Harding In tho United Stntcs senate, qualified as Washing­ Tho greatest thing In our lives to­ ton's champion speller during his term In the house. The National Press day is advertising. This mny sound clilt» staged an old-fashioned spelling like shop talk but wc want to im­ bee at tho Willard hotel, with the na­ press It upon cur renders ns well as tion's famous statesmen and rising our merchants. young Journalists as contenders for first honors. Senator Miles Poindex­ ter o f Washington, then, like Willi* a member of tho house, stood to the end, groggy but dogged. "Ogee” was tho word on which ho finally went down. He thought It meant something like "ouch" and he couldn't define It nor spell It. Willis' year« at Ada had tuught him much, among other things how to spell "ogee." lie bowled Poindexter out and stood alone.—Gus J. Karger In tho Cincinnati TlmesBtar. j -— • Relief In Picture». ; Following an Idea which first de­ veloped In France, pictures have been printed which, when viewed through spectaeles, appear In stereoscopic re; Jlef. 'rite object pictured Is first pho­ tographed from two points like nn or­ dinary stereoscopic view. Then the two pictures are printed In two com* ' plementnry colon nearly but not quite overlapping. The glasses o f the view­ ing spectacles are also of complemen­ tary colors corresponding to those used In the printing, and when the picture Is scon through these glasses, it stands forth with startling nppcnr* mice of solidity. One o f FLEETW OOD'S fine pipea and a humi dor of his favorite tobacco will give him great plcnaure when he receive« it and the solace o f such a smooth, soothing amoke will linger through the long period o f com fort he will get from his “ du Our prices arc moderate. Our stock ia com pletc, A variety to select from F L E E T W O O D 'S 107 EAST FIRST ST. PLIGHT OF REFUGEE CHILDREN TERRIBLE One hundred thousand Russian re f i gees In Poland r absolutely destitute according to official estimates. Ths majority of them tro women and chit dren. The condition o f tbo latter par tlcularly la pitiful and they will ba among tba beneficiaries from ths J33.COO.000 fund being ralrcd by ths European Relief Council, composed ol eight leading American ra il.; agencies for a Joint appeal In belalf of the millions of little Europeans who can look only to America for tbo food, clothing nnd medical cart that will make It possible for them to survive the winter. SANFORD. FLA CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS FOR SCHOOLS OF SEMINOLE CO. The Christmas vacation fo r the schools o f Seminole County will be­ gin on Friday evening, December 17, 1920. School will te-open after the holldnys on Monday morning, Janu­ ary 3rd, 1921, T. W. LAWTON, Superintendent. CHRISTMAS ORDERS FOR ORANGES Leave your orders for Chrlstaxs or* anges and grapefruit with Reginald S. Holly, who is making a specialty o f the best o f tangerines and oranges and grapefruit in mixed or straight packages, n c takes your order and CONTRIBUTION'S EXEMPT FROM sees that i tia shipped to tho proper TAXATION. destination. Gcb his prices. See him Contributions to the collectloe ol the European Relief Council for the or phone 108 or 148. European children'! relief fund ere ex­ empt from taxation and uay be de­ Remember that the Herald office ducted from Income to: returns, ac­ now has the best $65 typewriter on cording to ■ ruling that ha* been made by the office of Internal Revenue the market. A complete standard typewriter fo r thin price, new and In Washington. fully equipped. Come in and try them. Post Cards at the Herald office, le . Place Your Order for FORD C A R Today. I expect cars enough during/ December to supply all demands. ‘ •ENERGIZER" WHAT IT DOES. It PAGE SEVEN You Can G et Immediate Tested Law for the Benefit o f the Public * Delivery No official, County, State, E D W A R D HIGGINS Revenue or otherwise, can enter a P R IV A T E house Phone 331 without a search warrant 310-314 East First St. A CITIZEN. jiV-.i ÉIÉÉfeh* ; . U, r *: ó- ' » S a , H K H B . WmSB � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 20, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7a37523221df85ab9ffe665dd82dc88d.pdf b14a9b4e5427058ef5b28bae21f9c3a7 PDF Text Text •' ; " • :- • * ' . ’ -• 1 • • ' ‘ 'T . " ■ >"' '\: s * r '~ * $ * •'■ • ' - ’! ■ ; - . - 1 • ' ■: ••• v ’^i*^' * '";.• H>*s j ■• ■ *il a — %Ur>t< . \ : • ■' * VOLUME o *• IN THE HEART OF THE W OBLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION '. - *. . • t*‘ «•'- ■4 * * i iJ í SANFORD, FLO RIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1920 ’ * ■ ■ OUT OF THE HOUSE EMERGENCY BILL UP NUMBER 222 CHRISTMAS HARDING TWO NEW REALTY CHEER IS CONFERS DESTROYED ON TREATY INCORPORATE FOR OFFICIAL REPORT SAYS M AN Y WITH SENATOR POINDEXTER GALLONS OF BOOZE IIAS AND GOVERNOR MORROW ’ BEEN DESTROYED WOULD RECONCILE THEM (Hr Ti« AuNlitid rr«a>) MYSTERIOUS SIIIP LOUISVILLE, Dec. 21— Three hun­ IEM0NS and p e a n u t o il CAPSIZES OFF dred nnd seventy-flve alleged moon­ ' are PUT on t h e CAPE IIATTERAS shiners arrested and seven hundred LIST and seventy-four stills, with three IB t T k« A m m U U 4 T n u ) NORFOLK, Dec. 21.— Mystery sur­ thousand seven hundred and thirty gallons liquor destroyed in southeast­ rounds identity o f feur-masted schoon­ ern prohibition district during Novem­ er which capsized southeast o f Capo ber, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Hattcras. All aboard believed lost, IDEMOCRATS DO NOT WANT North and South Carolina, Virginia, ' has ty a c t io n o n a n y according to official report. MARCUS SMITH t a r if f m e a s u r e OF ARIZONA IS SELECTED . WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-1110 opposition ’ OUT (Bp T U A im c U U I P n u ) MARION, Dec. 21.— President-elect Harding conferred with Senator Miles Poindexter o f Washington, irreconcil-, able in treaty fight, and Governor FIRMS BUSINESS TO BUILD MORE HOUSES NEGRO ESCAPED SANFORD IS A TTR A C TIN G FRO.M ONE NET TH E INVESTORS JN RUNS INTO ANOTHER NUMBERS. (Br Tk* AnMliUi T ntt) REALTORS SEE IT . ROANOKE, Dec. 21— Edmund Morrow o f Kentucky, bitter opponent Thompson, negro who fired into group unreserved ratification Versailles pact, o f white boys killing one, captured and boPcs to obtain their support for near Troutville. IIo was surrounded TOE OPPORTUNITY HERB IS T O E GREATEST IN TO E STATE in a woods and not captured until plan of world peace association. shot down. OF FLORIDA The negro escaped from a mob a few Tho greatest barometer o f condi­ days ago after being taken from tions 'si any growing city Is the statna officers. Ihkm Ways nnd &'cftna committee O r TV* A u k Ii UA F ra ») niterday voted out the Fordney of tho real estate and trurt ccm p ssicj WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.— Senator that arc forming. Like th«' .four* CROWN FORCES ¡«rr*ncy tari(T bl11 de,|Kncd pro" Marcus A. Smith, Arizona, understood Itect the farmers nnd instructed selected by P^v.ldent as member of real estate men never choose a dead BURN VILLAGE * < IcUinnan Fordney to mnko all efforts international ju.nt commissi in deulieg IN A REPRISAL town In which to locate! and the fa ct ble to obtain action on It before * t*. ques f *c<i tsiween Un .’ >d Sialo* that many new realty firms are start­ Ith« Christmas recess, in finally ap PRO VID IN G . TA X BILL ON DE­ OF BANK IN NEW JERSEY BUT (Br Th« AuocUUd Pn it.) ing up in Sanford Is a good indication ar.d Canada. Iporing the bill the committee made FERMENT OF D ATE FOR LONDON, Dec. 21.— Press reports that Tri**ert/ is moving and the real CAPTURED BY LOCAL |tw changes. I<cmons were added to from Tulsk say Crown forces burned estate men - .0 .'»oking ahead to the PEN ALTY PQSSEE llit list and an import duty o f l t t villogo o f Ballinalee os reprisal fo r possibilities o f this city and rccogniz* (B r Tk« A m ««U U 4 F rtii) (Br Tb* A m eliU d F r«u ) |«5ti a pound established. The rnto recent attack on polico barracks. the fact that Sanford Is a growingWASHINGTON, Dec. 21.— House NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Dec. 21. lca ppmut oil was increased from 20 city. Ways nnd Means Committee recom­ — Four bandits attempted to rob First Ito 26 cents a gallon. In tho post two weeks the Herald mitted for further committee consid­ National Bank at Milltown and posseo Lemons were included at the last has received incorporation notices o f eration o f Edmonds bill providing o f thirty citizens, armed with guns _ sent upon the demand o f confertwo new realty firms that will start date when penalty effective fo r fail- and pitchforks, attacked robbera and [ « « members of farming districts. here and expect to push Sanford prop­ ure to pay federal U xes. Chairman captured two. They entered the bank |Th« farmres had asked fo r a tariff erty to the limit. They will no doubt LOUISVILLE A N A8H VILLE S U F -' said oversight in drafting measure. by digging through a wall. lea lemons at the auggeation of Rep. go after the subdivision idea that San­ FERS BIG LOSS A T |gibs, ¡^publican, California. ford has long needed and will build K N O \ VILLE The final vole reporting out the ORLANDO, Dec. 21— Dr. J. K. up the many vacant lota in this city |Fordney measure was flvo against. ( B r T k« X * M «b U 4 h « N ) Knolt, escaped murderer, serving a that are standing idle now, although IRepresentatives Treadway, M ail., and KNOXVILLE, Dec. 21— Tho msHfo sentence in the penitentiary o f their plans havo not been made pub­ iTibon, Connecticut, were the Repub- chi no shops o f the Louisville A Nash­ . Alabama, was arrested in Orlando to­ lic as yet. IliMAs who. opposed it, while Hops. ville Railroad were totally destroyed The Seminole Realty A Investment day by Orlando polico just as ho was IRainey, Illinois; Oldfield, Arkansas, by fire. Damage estimated at several Company has s notice in the W eekly preparing to board the afternoon train load Hull, Tennessee, were the Demo- hundred thousand dollars. Herald now which shows that the offi­ fo r Jacksonville. Icnts who voted no. IF BUSINESS OF COUNTRY IS TO OVER TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND cers are composed o f George W. He escaped from the Alabama state While the house committee was act- d r , WARD D $L IV E R 8 BE RESUMER; AS is ika lansla ♦ I/» ef aavlniv 1 r* w nr*rm> n am Knight, president and general man­ TEXTILE WORKERS W ILL penitentiary August 6, 1020, after bg the senate Democratic steering Cn RI STM A 8 ADDRESS • USUAL HAVE WAGES CUT ¡committee decided to resist hasty enserving sixteen months o f his life ager; George W. Herring, vice-presi­ A T ROLLINS COLLEGE dent, and Edward Higgins, secretary ¡ent of the emergency tariff legsentence. (Bf Tk« A»«««UU4 Treu.) . (Bjr T U S m m U U S f r t M .) .tion. and treasurer. Thc president, while d ’ Knott was recognized on the streets WINTER PARlC, D « . 2d.— Before „WASHINGTON,' Deo. 21.— Business „ PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21— Wages , _ . , e . . . _ _ comparatively new citizen, has been *We will insist upon full - and regone o f the largeat audiences o f stu­ o f the country demanding revision tax ¡ o f more than two hundred thousand ° f „0rlando Sunday morning by J. C. eonsideration of the .bill,".. Mid in Sanfurd «bout one year and has dents and alumni ever assembled in ' ]awq _ Simmons, of North Carolina, done more Ip that time toward the Knowles hall, Dr. George M organ 1growth nakbg Democrat on tho finance upbuilding o f the city than any on* Ward, president Of Rollins College, Jbanker ttee. "We do not regard the man has done in that' period. He saw t’ n cy KD, Uking it as n whole, as 'cmer- delivered the annual Christmas ad- Committee, thc need o f new homes nnd despite the nftcr. He stated that he had been bill,’ but a regular tariff mens­ dress at the Yuletfde vespers last eve­ I living in Orlando over two months price o f materials started building ««. Ezcept for two items, wheat n in g . Tho musical program, which under the names o f George McR&o fine bungalows on Magnolia avenue »ad wool, there is nothing emergen- was o f a very high order, consisted of and is selling them as fa st as he ca a 1and George Wood. old French and English carols sung »bout it " build them. George W. Herring, ths When arrested he carried in his Democratic leaders said that the by the college glee clubs. President vice-president, is one o f Sanford*» 'hand a small package addressed to •tewing committee's decision meant W ard’s address, which was informal, leading attorneys who has been a resi­ 'M rs. L. K. Kimbrough, 412 Martha ,th»t the majority would oppose was delivered in his usual forceful and dent o f this city many years and after street, Montgomery, Ala., containing “"»king through the bill beAre the eloquent manner. He spoke o f the serving his country In the World W ar several Christmas presents that he Wd»7 >." It also was regarded as Christian's belief iiy Christmas, the came back to spend his days here in Sanford folk will be able to sleep ON THE FLOOR OF TOE HOUSE had evidently bought fo r two children forecuting Democratic opposition to purpose o f Christmas, and drew his helping to make Sanford the city it and the lady addressed. There was a TOMORROW ANENT jjuul* of the bill os now drafted lessons from this theme. He made an longer tonight than on any other should be. Edward Higgins is a Ssnboy’s necktie and the inscription: "F or TO E TARIFF 1*7 the Republican leaders of the appeal to each o f his listeners to ac­ night o f thc year. The sun will shine ford boy and one o f the city's most C a n d A ------ a Merry Xmas." |houMand a demand for elamination cept Christmas in their own hearts. only 10 hours and 13 minutes today, (By T U A m n U I«( Treu) progressive young busineM men, head tb« many items for which higher This annual service in one o f the main according to official« o f the United WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.— Propono f the Ford Sales Agency and a great States observatory In Jacksonville. . . , . tli BIRMINGHAM, Dec. 21— The capiff schedules are provided. events of.the college year and U look­ o f Dr , Iam„ B. Knott, In Or- believer in Sanford's futnre pros­ I f the clouds ore not too thick tnU « f form er emergency U rlff bill Tbe steering committee offered « ed forward to at this time o f the year ond tho opposition engaged In lining , . ndo F1, „ todw e„ dl . „.tlon-wldc perity. The Seminole Realty A and you arise from your downy nation, declaring that "when the with great anticipation by all alumni op form for light on floor of hone. h whIch h„ h Investment Company should do much couch early enough, you will be abio I6“! «aches the senate Jt should be and students. tomorrow, RopmcnUtlvc. of nunu; ' , |Me h|l from lUl< toward making Sanford a bigger city. to discern the sun pushing back his i[*iwiy considered by the coramltcovers exactly at 7:19 a. m. today. Articles o f Incorporation have been factoring districts coy will oppoco bill tent|e,y , t . Wctomplc, Ale., where „ Itio n. finance) and discussed for oc- SIX MONTHS FOR S80 QUARTS He will get a late «tart on his jour­ bee*4" it f .l l. to Inclod, rnsnufector. he „ „ fi t a , received at this office fo r the Realty A..ction on th« measure, which ney across tho firmament, but speed ed commodlMee. Long gUph cotton V , , , ^ 0f Emo^ 0.1cM, on th. nmln Loan A ,Guarantee that will v „ „Company, „ . MIAMI, Dec. 20— For fu lly one will then be his middle name and he ou.d put a virtual embargo tariff on Included In llrt on which high Import 0f Wctumpk.. Ills defence wee '» t!' 8 w " k P Hemld Fridsy. hour today the criminal court re­ will begin to yawn about five p. m. to­ dntle. would b . Imposed. Omitted ^ ,, unwritttn u , hlch WI1 lplored The p.pem ehow that the following •wre of farm products, will be ceased while two negroes brought Into day, and will call it a day at exactly from lift .nnouncnl Ust- night Ib, U.« Jo* . t hi. total Knott h.<l well-known real estate men at present , r Tuesday, or Wednesday at the room evidence to be presented in 5:32 p. m. cause nnable to prepare revenue esti “ •■»test in order to pass tho meas(attacked Oakes previously and killed ra id in g in Orlando will be «he offlthe trial o f D. R. A rm strong'for hav­ Tho mantle o f night will be drawn mates derived from basis o f seven r *.U before the Christ­ wj,en j,a Cftmo t0 Wetumpka to cera: ing an unlawful quantity o f liquor in about Sanford Chrismtas shoppers *** «cess. cents per pound duty imposed. J. D. Buwrnsn, president* H. A. .testify at the trial growing out o f the Opposition to the legislation, how- his possession. There were 380 quart earlier than usual, and little William Coggins .vice-president, and 8. A«. first attack. A man suspected o f be­ |»l devcl°ping today in sever- bottles. Armstrong was convicted and and little Mary should bo sleeping RUMLEY AND PARTNERS Hutchins, secretary and treasurer: ing Knott was arrested ut Greenville, sentenced to six months. soundly enough that daddy and mum? ePre»«t*tiv es from the They will do a general real estate* GET A YEAR AND A DAY ¡two weeks ago, but was released. soy will be able to conceal their mys­ ¡5*-”»! lur|nir districts expressed and loan business and w hB * thc* EACH IN FEDERAL PEN Knott escaped from the penitentiary terious packages without difficulty. u the bm u f« m e d Herald representative has not tailed* in an automobile which was later There will bo 13 hours and 44 *t did not include enough with them it is supposed they wiI7 NEW YORK, Dec. 21— Dr. Edwi found wrecked near the gulf co a s t minutes o f official darkness tonight. »etured articles. Traditional build homes, start subdivisions, IrnIn other words from thc time the Rumcley, publisher of the New York d t0 any h,* h U r,£f «till provo property, loan money fo r build;sun sets to tho time it rises that much Evening Mail and Saulter Kauffman DR. CORRANADO, hi]« 80me tbo Democrats ing purposes and help to build up San­ VICE-PRESIDENT, timo will intervene, and Sanford can and Narvin Lindheim were sentenced ..... ther <...... members asserted mai that . * uoocrica DIES IN H AV AN A ford. All o f these gentlemen are well use all o f It for sleeping purposes if to prison for terms of ono year and a Iresult In . ° ^ . ,ucb ■eKÍ*lation would known in real estate circles In the day each in Federal court here yes­ she so desires. The sun will not ini BUENOS AI1JES, Dee. 21— Tlie nn ■oerense In the cost o f ( B f Tk« A i««cU U 4 F r .ii) state and are known to many people number o f persona dead and injured terfere with any such plans, at any terday on charges of conspiring to HAVAN A, Cuba, Dec. 21— Dr. Cor­ rate. here and It augurs well fo r Sanford withhold from the government know­ In last Friday’s earthquake disaster rimado, vice-president o f senate and ircm thc representatives that new ical estate firms are com ine From Tuesday until June 21 Old ledge o f the alleged German owner­ newspaper owner, is dead. " ,W cU will attempt is now estimated at more than 400. ship during part o f tho war. Sol will "travel" north. here with the idea o f building homes This figure ii based on reports from •tuare .'$ * rtU*n »«Pport fo r tho Dr. Rumiey and his co-defendants — som e'h'ng that is reeded here more FORDNEY DILL •hich will °»day ,at a conference to relief parties in the affected zon«. both New Yorkers, were convicted of than anything else. W atch tho Her­ Earth tremors occurred again yes­ ‘Joel for Bubmited recommenda­ GIVEN RIGHT OF W A Y having failed to report to tho alien terday. . ald fo r future announcements when tion f0- , lC p®S8ftkc of other legisproperty custodian a debt o f |1,451,O h i o two firms get teaJy fo r basinois. Wide stretches o f territory ore be­ O r Tk« l i w c U M f t i n ) Action byhth l h ° f *i0ckmcn' 700 to the Imperial German govern­ ing flooded with water, which contin­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 21— Fordney horning du^ e h°n*e was begun thli M f/ m ment. The charge that the German tariff bill given right o f way in House BOARD ALLOW ED K f Which there were ue« to gush from crevices opened by government actually woned shares o f tomorrow. the earthquake. Relief work ia being PARDONS RECENTLY *«*»* c o m m i ? UM W , y i &Qd the company's stock was not proven. Km h*4* adopted a carried on with great difficulty. Judgo Wm. I. Grubb, o f the United i J Z r , bI.n « d Y that Large numbera o f tents sent from ^ T A L L A H A S S E E , Dec. 21— 'fh e ►oditi«, * x certain com BUSINESS IN MISSISSIPPI ON States district court, sentenced all State, Pardon board recently allowed K f m m ï î J i ü n . ln'Lad?d ° r omit- Mendoza have been received in the ACCOUNT OF SUITS FILED three to the .federal prison at Atlan­ stricken villages and ate furnishing seyenty-seven pardons. Two o f th e » ««rent clU t€i of ^ ** shelter to hundreds who have been ta. AGAINST THEM pardoned life termers were from Polle Counsel fo r the thres defendants rendered homeless by the diMster. f h * perdona and paroles b e O r n * i i m u m xt—ai announced they would appeal to the F°iJNG WOMAN'S . 1 effective December 20. N EW YORK, Dec. 21— One hun higher courts and Judgo Grubb releas­ SECRETARY COLBY BODY FOUND dred and thirty-eight fire insurance ed them in the custody o f their at­ AND HIS PARTY D IB RICK ENSACHER AT LONG BEACH torneys until today at which time AND ONLY NEEDS ROYAL 8ÍG , ..M A R R IE D A T 'S T . AUGUSTINE ARRIVES A T RIO companies suspending business in NATURE TO BECOME each must furnish |10,000 bail pend­ Mississippi where policies amounting i o , o '1: ^ A~ * ,iu4 • A LAW ing the appeal. r%! o r ru o««««au4 in mí ' Or TU Am i U M I’m «.) to ovsr one billion dollars because o f hT ef ^ i * « RIO JANEIRO, Dec. 21— Secretary 8T. A U G U S flN E , Dec. 21— Eddie (By T U A*m*UU4 ? m m ) filed against them by state rev­ u r S S8edi. y0Un* Wom« o f State Çelhy end party arrived here suit Send in your locals to the Herald * . LONDON, Dec. 21— Irish home Rickenbsrher, famous American ace, - iuffWburied on beach here with .. „ aboard báUleahip Florida to return enue agent charging by collecting office. Phono the news to 148. We ru!e bill adopted by house o f commons married Miss Frances O. Hannon o f P ftU n g .1” f0rehead" Police In- visit o f President Pessoa td 'th e 's a m e rates companies combined in want every bit o f it. Tell us the ¡and only need sroyal signature to |New Y °rk nt hotel h«re. United 8t*t«s. news each day, restraint o f trade. come law. Post Cards at the Herald office, lev COMMITTEE BANDITS . ATTEMPT PONDERING OVERTAXES ROBBERY L.&N. SHOPS DESTROYED BY FIRE ESCAPED MURDERER IS CAUGHT OTTO KAHN WAGES ARE * REDUCED WANTS REVISION OF TAX LAWS INMILLS a FORDNEY BILL TODAY IS THE SHORTEST DAY PROPONENTS OF YEAR 1920 WILL HAVE FIGHT MORE THAN 400 KILLED INJURED EARTHQUAKES INSURANCE COMPANIES SUSPENDING IRISH HONE ROLEIS ADOPTED w rriiVi»%/¡ 4VhJ �» GE EIGHT * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1920 S T A T E WILL CONCLUDE the price o f iron and pork. W hen ITS SIDE T O D A Y IN TIIE iron and pork are high, wages and SIIEPARD POISON P LO T commodities will be high and vice versa. MACON, Ga., Dec. 20. •The state It will require two or three years is expected to conclude its evidence for those who have left the farm s to here today in the preliminary hear­ plunge into town and city life to ing into the death o f Fred D. S hep­ realise there is more real living and ard, Houston county peach grow er, money in raising crops than in manu­ and allcgde victim o f a poison plot facturing luxuries fo r foreign cou n ­ by his widow and others seeking to tries. get possession o f his fortune. In 1921, government officials will While a chemist and a pathologist investigate many concerns and as a testified .that mercuric poison w as result fraud orders "will be issued in found in Shepard’s viscura, it was in­ general tq protect the public. dicated yesterday from an authorita­ tive source that the defense is pre­ pared to introduce evidence o f its e x ­ perts to the effect that Shepard w as not poisnood. In addition to statements o f D r. Edgar Everhart, chemist, and Dr. James Funklc, pathologist, that p ois­ on was administered to Shepard, tho preliminary hearing on application o f the defendants fo r discharge from custody or for release on bail has been marked by the testimony o f a number of witnesses that Mrs. A n ­ nie Cutts, one o f the defendants, had revealed to them Inst spring that plans were afoot t o 'k ill Shepard. Superior Court Judge Mathews, presiding, ruled that the testimony Mrs. Cutts had told o f a plot to pois­ on Shepard was applicable to her cose only and not to the other de­ fendants, Shepard’s widow, now Mrs. Pauline Elmer; her son, Ernest Hopson, and her sister, Mrs. Iom a The weather for 1921 w ill, in gen­ eral, be somewhat disagreeable. Jan­ uary and February will he change­ able. Tho spring wilt be inclined to be dry, cold and unseasonable. Plant accordingly. The summer will be wet, which will benefit those living in locations with very little rainfall. In somo localities, hay and grain will rot, unless given proper atteneion. Tho fall will b< wot with early frosts. Bo prepared for such weather and gather crops carefully. Fruit will vary— in certain locali­ ties somo kinds w ill be abundant, in others somewhat o f a failure unless given special attention. Grapes will be doubtful. It w ill be an o f f year, which will givo the vines a rest. N a­ ture knows best. Mko will bo very aoUteiwus. Better feed a cat than m ice. Worms scarce, consequently, fish wil bo scarce and poor in uality. Big fish stories w ill be out o f fa sh ­ ion. Disease o f all kinds will cure, Tho winter will be one w ith plenty but slowly. Contagious diseases will occur, but not alarmingly. A n epio f snow and ico which is good for the domic will prevail in cattle, sheep wlll be o f great help to the people in many w ays— the information sent out is reliable and should be appreci­ ated by more persons. Furthermore, 1921 will be known in history os the "Chemical Year." Many chemical discoveries will be made, henco chemists and doctors will be popular. Nowspapers and magazines will be read and referred to by all classes o f people more than ever before. Every day, something new and useful will be heard of. Ana our Big Store is just filled with new and seasonable goods for the ladies and children— substantial Xm as Gifts that will not only please the eye o f the beholder but will be a thing o f beauty and a joy forever to .those who receive them. o f a deputy, and Ilopson, who is in custody o f Sheriff Winn o f Houston county, who has taken him back to the Houston county Jail each night, w as to have accompanied the sheriff to Fitzgerald yesterday to subpoena two witnesses fo r tho state. Dispatches from Fitzgerald said Hopson and tho sh eriff came there, the officer seeking Gordon Roberts, a deputy sheriff, who arested Mrs. Cutts snd John Roland, a taxicab driver who drove the automobile in NOT MENDENHALL ASKING FOR which ahe was brought to Macon a f­ ter her arrest. The sheriff’s pur­ PARDON pose in taking Hopson along w ith him could not be learned here. p TALLAH ASSSE, Dec. 14.—There Mrs. Elmer and Mrs. Cutts have b as been no application presented in been kept In Jail here. the Mendenhall case. He personally! Wrote 1ft soffté timé ago requesting a FOR CHRISTMAS hearing. That request has been re'• naired b y him, and the pardoning Just received new Une of crepe Í board has set December 29th fo r ap­ paper for package wrappers or pearing, a t which time an application decorations for the holidsys, >érill be presented, providing he takes pofnaeltla snd holly sll to vivid ' advantage o f the opportunity. But red snd green, quite the prettiest before the application can bej pre­ line ever seen in Sanford—only a sented he must publish fo r two weeks few o f eaeh so get them now. notice o f his intention to make ap­ Box Stationery In all of the plication fo r a pardon. One notice latest shades snd styles—nothing would have to be published this week but the best o f psper snd enve­ and another next week or ho cannot lopes st very reasonable priees. . present his application on the 29th. Quits the prettiest and most sen­ There Is a provision in law or a tul­ sible Christmas g ifts for either ' ing o f the pardoning board that where "H er” or "n im ." a person Is so poverty stricken that Christmas Cards and New . they cannotpay fo r a notico.in the Year’s Post Cards o f all kinds paper that posting will be sufficient from the low price o f one cent g notice. each up. _ Yon get the benefit o f * Owing to the extraordinary interest our buying In Job lots. All very in this case, it is said to be the policy pretty and new. And then you q f the pardoning board that no mis­ can get engraved cards or sta­ take In the lettcrof the law will be tionary or Holiday cards engrav­ made. Tho pardoning board will ed or your monogram printed on know In three or fou r days whether the finest of bond papers In all he expects to carry out his request and colors. Come in and take a look. * actually present the petition on. the HERALD PRINTING CO. 29th. nersld Square A prisoner can make a request fo r 208-tf on application hearing without being ' represented by his attorney. When A New York man making $2g a a request is made, however, every mofath has just g o t married. He ; person having (tied a written protest claims he couldn't live on that—N ew against his or her pardon is given no­ York American. gee b y the board os to the exact date th ea p p lica tion will or may bs heard 1921 by r. McDon ­ ao they may be present to protest ald , OF N. Y. STATE y -. Notice o f the 29th os the date set (Continued from page one) la said to have been sent to Mrs. J. W . McCullom s t Gainesville snd to Mrs. not,try eo overdo. Live and let live. High pricee are f o r good times— A m os H. Norris at Tamps. Miss Helen McArline o f Jackson­ Low prices ore fo r hard times. A ville, a social welfare worker, and Mrs. m ajority of the people are earning John W . Mshood o f Raifon), have and spending more than ever before. Prices are regulated according to been before the pardoning board in an , Informal way asking that Mendenhall be sold, it stands to reason prices will gradually decrease. Capital and he given a hearing. Labor will have many disputes; some are never satisfied. A person should Office supplies at the Herald. Ladies* Waists, in all the very latest patterns, fresh from the Blankets, nice warm wool or* cotton fleeced blankets at prices manufacturers. The G ift that will please “ her” m oat/ Handkerchiefs make best Old Santa is here and his pres­ Christmas Gifts and are always acceptable. Get in quantities ence is felt in every department o f our b ig store. W e have just fo r the holidays and fo r every what you want in all lines. Come in and look them over. occasion thereafter. the Table Linens that are good at holiday time and any time. The best g ifts that m oney can buy. Hand Bags are good all the time but arc especially pretty this year. Nothing m ore suitable than one of our lovely Hand Bags. A Deep Regard for Members of the Family / with G ifts o f Apparel and S p e e rs is the P opu SAN FO RD F L O R ID A �fc,. O rV‘ '•F THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21,1920 MIGKJE SAYS Opportunity never comes to n waiting person. It comeé to him w h o Is pursuing and creating it, the fellow who is a worker and is pushing and forging ahead. The persen o f thrift, energy and enthusiasm who is making his time' and money count now, is the Editor R. J. HOLLY person ready for the opportunity and wilting to make the best o f N. J. LILLARD..Secretary-Treasurer it when it comes? Every day has its opportunity and am ong the XL A. NEEL ______ General Manager best opportunities o f the day Is an investment in the SOUTHERN ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. UTILITIES COMPANY’S 8 PER CENT CUM ULATIVE PRIOR \ Circulation Manager PREFERRED STOCK. This stock can be purchased fo r cosh or *j£ a meats. There Ls none better. f "Phono Herald Office 148 or Gl 'w N k w b M tK v n u .'n V u o v À g - y mnm cu« OH H H C t% \ m t i M l* QN4H »Ylrt\Obt%V«M '■ \ \MVtH <k M O VOUAV, f l U , I ft t I U M M M i * O V * OOH T MNMMX TO ftMOCK«\" TH « MJ*4 nor kivjltW WKVCR— oorr rA u As the Fall Season is drawing to a close and new plans and arrangements are be­ ing made fo r the com ing year, we invite you to place your account in our hands. None o f us can intelligently prophesy as D«llr«r*4 la City Sr CarrUr Member o f the Aasociated Presa Glorious Christmas weather. Such as no other state in the Union can furnish. Remember that this is hnrvcst week fo r business o f all kinds and you should g o after the ^usincss with a liberal, advertising space in the Daily Herald. There is nothing that stimulates business as much as a daily paper. Our merchants are doing a greater volume o f business this season on ac­ count of their having a daily com­ pendium o f goods and prices. There are well-founded rumors o f much building that will be pushed a fte r the first o f the year in Senford . W e need hundreds o f houses here and many new store rooms to ac­ commodate the people who arc here looking fo r them. that la granted to tho negro o f the Notice o f Application fo r T a x Deed South in much larger measure than Under Section S75 o f the Gen­ hn is granted in the North where he eral Statute*. t is supposed to be in such great favor Notice la hereby given that 1*. W. but where in reality ho has no placo Lawton, purchaser o f Tax* Certificate whatsoever. No. 2356, dated the 5th day o f No­ vember, A. D. 1865, has filed said AMERICANISM IS TH Ç GREAT certificato in my office, and has NEED OF TODAY made application fo r tax deed to is­ sue in accordance with law. Said While The Florida Mctropo’ is hud certificate embraces the follow ing de­ no idea that the letter o f John D. Bis- scribed property situated In Semichoff attacking this newspaper for nolo county, Florida, to-w it: W 3-4 of continuing to refer to the Germans as SE 1-4 o f SW 1-4 and NE 1 -4 'o f SW “ Huns,” which was published and 1-4 of SW 1-4, and S 1-2 o f N W 1-4 answered in Saturday’s issue, would o f SW 1-4 o f SW 1-4 Sec. 14, Twp. culminate in an application o f tnr and 21 S., Rge. 31 E, (less W 1-2 o f E 1-2 feathers fur the man, the incident will of SE 1-4 o f SW 1-4). Tho arid serve to empkasizo the necessity o f land being assessed at the dato o f the respecting American ideals and tnc issuance o f such certificate in the precious traditions of this country, nnd name o f Geo. Fox. Unless aaid cer­ ijirt person* net ii full accorJ with tificate shall be redeemed according American •:<,«* will not yet he coun­ to law tax deed will issue thereon on tenanced to r»«*»ch the religion o ' u»w the i?th day o f January, A . D. 1621. cT.cmies. • Witness m y official signature and O f course, as a law-abiding news­ seal this the 13th day o f December paper, The Metropolis ns an institu­ A. D. 1620, tion docs not commend the methods (SEAL) E] A. DOUGLASS, taken in expressing the general opClerk County Court, porbrium o f the community, although Seminole County, Fla. ns individuals we realize that the sen­ 215-6te, By V. E*. Douglass, D. C. sational is more effective than the technical and. long-drawn1out in rare instances, and it la not fo r us to decide whether this is an occasion when the right policy was pursued. That is W AVING THE BLOODY SHIRT There is talk of cutting the repreThe police state that BischoiT was sentation o f the Southern States on not maltreated, unless a decoration o f account o f the so-called disfranchise- tar and feathers humanely apptlcd can ment o f the negroes at the last elec- be referred to as that ,and in this the tion. We would caution our northern ( unknown body o f men showed wise brothers and the negroes North and (discretion. There is a great difference South to go mighty alow with the new between punishment and a lesson, not societies that are forming fo r such’ only to a man, but to all who enterpurposes. There were no negroes dis- tain similar views, franchised in Florida. All o f then/ This is the great time In the hisvoted that wanted to vote and here tory o f the nation when Americanism In Sanford there w as‘ no trouble , o f jg needed—one hundred per cent any kind and there is not a' negro in ' Americanism as conceived by our ih e city who will say ho was not per-J fathers in tho establishment o f this xnitted to vote or that he was told to government— and when any person or Veep away from the polls. We would (organizations seeks to cast reflections liko to remark that such talk Is not (on the graves o f our dcared dead, then getting the negroes anywhere and sometimes patriotic fire'of indignation also that the South is able to take ¡blazes above tht ways of discretion.— care o f herself at any and all times Jacksonville Metropolis. THE MONEY M ARKET to what the coming year really holds in store; but a friendly connection with a strong bank is the best security against the uncertainties o f the fu tu re / DO 'tOUR XNUÖ fMLH wrwwjr AOVEDTtStNO WMlt-OPS FQEF 1 BARUV F. P. Forster, Prcudent. cd the 6th day o f July, A. D. 1615, has filed said certificate in my o f­ fice, and has made application for tax deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificato embraces the following described property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: NE 1-4 (less SE 1-4) and N W 1-4, nnd SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of Sec. 8, Twp. 20 S, Rge. 32 E, (less W 1-2 o f NW 1-4 o f NW 1-4, and less W 12 acres o f E 1-2 of NW 1-4 o f NW 1-4). Tho said land being assessed at the date o f the issuance o f auch certificate In the namo of J. H. Brice. Unless said certificates shall be re­ deemed according to law, tax deed will issue thereon on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1021. W itness.m y official signature and seal this the 13th day o f December, A. D. 1020. (SE A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Flo. 215-6tc. By V. E. Douglass, D. C. CHRISTMAS TAGS, STAMPS HAMPERS A m p le Stocks P rom pt Delwerj) T À a «O J DIU k ilZ 'i Cotton Seed Meal , Nitrate Soda one C a s to r Pomace SEALS, Just received new assortment o f Christmas tags, seals, stamps, etc., fo r your packages, letters and cards. See the new parcel post label that bespeaks tho Christmas spirit and the cute little tags and stamps that should mark all your, packages. Only 5 cents a pack at the Herald office. New lin e'of stationery this week es­ pecially ordered fo r Christmas week. cd the 6th day o f July, A. D., 1015, has filed said certificato in my o f­ fice, and has made application for tax deed io issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property situat­ ed in Seminole county, * ‘arida, towit: N W 1-4 (less N W 1-4) o f Sec. A New York man making $2g * 17, Twp. 20 S, Rge. 32 E. 120 acres month has Jnst got married. He M-L. The said land befrfg assessed claims he couldn’t live on that.— New at the date o f the issuance o f auch Y ork American. certificato in the name o f J. II. Bryce. Also Tax Certificate No. 412, dat­ ed the Cth day o f July, A. D. 1015, has filed aald certificate in my office, and has made application fo r tax deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the follow­ ing described property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-w it: NE 1-4 and N 1-2 o f SE 1-4 and SW 1-4 o f SE 1-4 o f Sec. 7, Twp. 20 S., Rge. 32 E. (Less E 1-2 o f NE 1-4 o f NE 1-4). Tho said land being assessed at the date o f the issuance o f such certificate in the name o f J. II. Brice. Also Tax Certificate No. 415, dat­ ed the Gth day o f July, A. D. 161G*, Florida Sanford has filed said certificate in my o f­ fice, nnd has made application for tax deed to issue in accordance with taw. Said certificate embraces tho following described property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: NW 1-4 o f NW 1-4 o f Sec. 0, Twp. 20 S, Rge. 32 E., 40 acres more or Demonstrated in your home. Christmas orders should be giv­ THE HOOVER Suction Sweeper B. F. Whltner, Cashier. Our Prices Will Saue You Money C H A S E & COM PANY Service That Counts We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street Richmond, Va. Car lot receiver« and distributor« all kinds Fruit and Produce , Consignments Solicited R tftrtn e* i t Produce Reporlar Co., New York N ational B tala and C ity Bank A , v . Ahntii Ul to u r Bank About w Pure, Sweet, Wholeso Delivered Fresh Every Day M ILLER’S BAKERY en Early. B. E. WILLIAMS or G. A. DREKA, DeLand * Daytona Reich 168-26tp :\ :: -: :: -* .^! Christmas Candies # Nuts and Nut Meats» All Kinds Plum and Fig Pudding Dates» Figs, Cluster Raisins Grape Juice, Virginia Dare and Claret Mince Meat, Dry and Moist Goodwin’s Cakes, All Kinds Buy Chrlstmwl Seals to Fight Tuberculosis in Our State urner Phone 497 Welaka Building Daily Service « i *1 .. FOR T H E FIR S T % C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L CAR TER LUMBER CO. The Citizens o f Seminole County :: ;; S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S "m \\r Phone 66 ELECTRICAL CHRIST­ MAS GIFTS TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, HAIR-CURLERS. HEATERS, CLEANERS, IRONS, SEWING MACHINES, WASHING MACHINES. ’ Come‘in and make your selec­ tion now. 105 Palmetto AVe. Phone 481 LISTEN—ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE BrtIJt WHILE WE TELL ABOUT WHILE WB SING ABOUr The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19, THIS IS TO BE THE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET IT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS. _ It la to embrace the prodaeta. official or private, o f fir* Treasnrer �THE SANFORD DÀÎLŸ HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21,1920 ♦ AD D ITIO N AL LOCALS PAGE THREE * Up In St. Andrews bay ono day this week local fishermen took over 200,000 pounds o f fine Spanish macker­ el; and every point south o f the Ohio and Potomac got a shipment. Christmas Cards, Seals, and Tags at Mobley's Drug Store. .219-tfc Holmes: The cane crop o f this section .was greater than estimated. Farmers arc finding difficulty in se­ curing syrup containers, because o f htcir under-estimating tho crop. FULL LINE OP AUSTIN-NICHOLS* NEW YORK STATE "SUN BEAM 1 GOODS— EVERYTHING T H A T GOES TO M AKE YOUR FRUIT CAKES Beautiful Minnehaha Moccasins at A. Kenner's, Sanford A vc. 21G-12c WAGON LOADS o r KE THI8 ift POLAND are a commonplace M m hundreds cf ronds lu Bui ope. More than (.308,000 Polish children ........ ......... fr?, American meals eve H_T day during the height o f last winter. Tills wifi undoubtedly be worse, as U will be In Austria and Inirr die »llusllon i “ '¡"ft economlcally dared by war.. To prevent tbe greatest tragedy tier portion* I---■ -. wor|d baa aver known eight great American organizations, (lilldren Ihul thofe tbe European Relief Council, ara seeking $33,000,000 for ' . trd medical assistance. AND CHRISTMAS PUDDING— ALL GUARANTEED PERFECT. Tho Atlantic Coast Line Railroad has inaugurated two new trains be­ tween Jacksonville and Tampa and St. Petersburg. They arc expected to greatly facilitate tourist travel along the route. .j,f ib« nume GEORGIA PEACH" WILL FIGHT HARD TO PLACE A WINNER IN DETROIT >TW YORK, Dec. 2 0 .-In a statefft given out tonight by tho peerless from Georgia,.who has just ne­ sted the managership of the Detroit iltn, Cobb declared that ho did not the position, but accepted It bo­ ss« Mr. Navin insisted that the in needed him as n, leader. 1 rtry much “hould have preferred Uy aside all ambitions In the mantrial line until such time as I felt ijwlf (lipping,1 Cobb added. “ I bow I have several ycara of good uebill ahead of me. ' “Now that I have decided to take ¡¡« plunge," he continued, "I intend to « belt manager. I will fight and ght hard, to make myself ns successii Ai a manager as I hnvc been n layer. In the meantime I do not* Inrnd toallow any chance managerial •rfens to detract from my play. This peaker has risen to his greatest eights as leader o f the Indians. In iy opinion, what nny ballplayer has r«r done, I believe I can duplicate.*’ obb explained that this did not mean e believed he could equal 'Babe' bth’i home run record, "but I think hive been and can bo quite as valuble to my dub as ‘Babe* Ruth.” -RReviwedgonoy L FOR CHRISTMAS Just received new line o f crepe paper for package wrappers or decorations for the holidays, poinaettla and holly all In vivid red and green, quite the prettiest line ever seen In Sanford—only a few o f each ao get them now. Box Stationery in all o f the latest shade« and atyleo— nothing but the beat o f paper and enve­ lopes at very reasonable prices. Quite the prettiest and moat sen­ sible Christmas gifta for either “ Her" or “ Him." Christmas Cards and New Year’s Post Cards o f all kinds from the low price o f one cent each up. You get the benefit of our buying In job lots. All very pretty and now. And then you can get engraved cards or sta­ tionery or Holiday cards engrav­ ed or your monogram printed on tha finest o f bond papers In all colors. Come In and take a look. nERALD PRINTING CO. Herald Square EVERY KIND— ROTH W ESTERN AND FLORIDA THIS IS THE BIG STORE— TH E STORE T H A T CAN F IL L YOUR EV Remember tho children with some o f Zone Grey’s, Eleanor Porters’ and Booth Tarkington’s Interesting books nt Mobley’s Drug Store. 219-tfc ERY W ANT 7 0 It Y022LRHUISTMAS DINNER. C IT Y Beautiful assortment o f Lion brand shirts fo r gifts at greatly *reduced prices.— A. Knnncr. 2lG-12tc The daily tide o f visitors arriving in Fort Mytfrs, fo r longer or shorter stays, is increasing and already the city is. com fortably full, with house­ keeping apartments nnd rooms be­ coming very scarce. A ever law for. the money or for twice w$r .4. «V. qg .V. A .V. road has in project a big, new phos­ phate elevator, to bo erected this winter on the north sldo o f the canal at Port Tampa, west of tho two ele­ vators now in use. Some of the pre­ Box Fruit— Mixed \ boxes fruit liminary work is alrcndy being done packed to order. Parcel Post boxes nnd it is stated that material is now and cartoons a specialty. Water's cn route there. Kandy Kitchen. 213-tfc Just received a new shipment of Nearly ten million cigars were W. L. Douglas Shoes. Men’s, Ladle» made In the K ey West factories dur­ and Children’s shoes at reduced pn ». ing the month o f November just end­ cs.— Kanner’a Store, Sanford Avenue. ed, the exact number manufactured 21G-12tc being 9,720,886. This is a record breaking output fo r tho local plants. MODERN WOODMEN ATTENTION Braclet Watches, Electric Lamps, Annual election o f officers next Smoking Sets, Casscro'e and other meeting night, December 23d. All Sheffield silverware fo r holiday gifts. members urged to attend. — A. Knnncr, Sanford avo. 21G-12tc - J. D. DOSSEY, Clerk. 221-3tdc Olga, a village on the Caloosahatchee river, la contemplating the erec­ I f you have a room for rent, If you tion o f a community syrup mill for the making o f standardized cane sy­ have anything for sale, the way to CARAFFE9 AN D PINT AND QU ART BOTTLES NNALLY’S JOHNSTON’ S LIG G ETTS GUTH’S SCHRAFTS All sizes, One-half to 10 Pounds. ALSO STICK CANDY FOR THE KIDDIES HANDSOME FOR LIVING ROOM OR LIBRARY IT W ILL SAV E LOTS OF WALKING OR PHONING IF YOU GIVE US YOUR ENTIRE ORDER Several carloads of Hernando hogs will move from this county in xeneth aptchslaunhsm .... ONA un the next four or five days. Two more carloads o f dairy cattle will ar­ rive soon fo r farmers o f this county. real typewriter at $G6, the best you the money. THE CITY MARKET IS HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BEST MEATS OF Lee: Peppers, grapefruit and ornnges are still being shipped in car lots and are bringing good prices. Thu labor situation in this section is better than n few weeks ngo; Dnlly wages have been slightly reduced. Come In and get your new type­ writer at tho Herald office now. Bureau Scarfs, Table Covers, and Baby Blankets, now on snle.— A. Kannor. 21C-12tc rup. A committee has been appoint­ get results la to advertise it through ed to attempt to finance the pro­ the Want Column o f the Dally Her­ ject. ald. This la the market pago fo r tho people who want something. A big selection o f good books for old and young at popular prices at Mobley’s Drug Store. 219-tfc .h wjgVw A DEFENSE BEGINS TO PRESENT EVIDENCE IN SHEPARD TRIAL MACON, Ga., Dec. 21.— Th<j state rested today In the* preliminary hear­ ing of the fou r defendants In the Shepnn! case and motions were made by their counsel fo r immediate discharge on the grounds that no competent evi­ dence had beets .Introduced to connect them with the alleged poisoning last June of Fred D. Shepard. Judge Math­ ews, presiding, refused to entertain thtf motions and gave the defense the alternative o f arguments or Introduc­ tion o f evidence, or both. The defense started Introduction uf evidence cntly this afternoon short­ ly after the court overruled theL* motlc-n Liking that the defendants be discharged. Charles C. Haiold, Macon, who operated on Shepard shortly before his death, testified death was caused by general peritonltia and a paralyzed condition o f part o f the Intestines. Of conditions reported by the stato ho .testified he believed there was no bi­ chloride. As we are nearing the close o f business for this year and soonto take stock we expect to m ake it interesting to the public tocome and purchase their want« at tills SALE. Phone 175 More than a million tons o f Phos­ phate have been shipped from a port o f Tampa In the first three quarters o f 1920. According to the figures combined by the traffic manager of the Board o f Trade, the total for the nine months ending September 30 is 1,304,081 tons. A. Kanncr has a big line of holi­ day goods, dolls, velocipedes, etc, 213215 Sanford Ave. 21G-12tc A t Dado City the installation of machinery hns been completed in the new packing house of the Florida Cit­ rus Exchange and the packing house will open next week. It is expected that 50,000 boxes o f citrus fruit will be shipped from thsi point during the present season. S?ejca/¿ S to r e 325 Prescription Druggists H. L. Christopher and son, Fred L., operating aa H. L. Christopher & Son, have fu lly demonstrated the de­ sirability o f engaging In tho bee in­ dustry in Manatee county and have mado a docidde success, now owning right around 300 hives o f healthy bees, that produce enough honey to keep them b u sy, and bring good re­ turns fo r the time and money invest- Mohawk Sheets, 81x90, $2.15 each. A. Kanner, Sanford Ave. Phone O. 216-12tc To furnish bettor service for the many American and foreign ships which come to Tampa fo r phosphate cargoes, tbs Atlantic Coast Line rail- The G ift S OUR STORE IS THE GIFT SHOP FOR TH E PEOPLE OF THIS SECTION FOR THEY RECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT WE HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. FOR INSTANCE— B a r Pina ARE VERY GOOD THIS SEASON ANDf W E HAVE T H E FINEST LOT OF BAR PINS THAT HAS EVER BEEN SHOWN HERE. AND THEN YOU MUST SEE OUR D IA ­ MOND RINGS, BROOCHES, PINS, ETC— TOO M ANY OF IHEM TO MENTION TO D AY. COME AND SEE THEM A T J. T. B R A D Y'S, Jewelry Store W E LA K A BLOCK REDUCTION WE M EAN JUST W H A T W E -------------------- SA Y ------------------ A nice assortment of Sterling Sil­ ver and Gold Eversharp Peno'Js ,and Fountain Pens at MoL’ c y 'i Drug Store. ,219-tfc The Most Elaborate Line Ever Shown Willow Linen, Keiths, Cascade, Harmony o f Boston, Lord Baltimore, White W ycoff great Cor. 4th & Sanford �* P A G E FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21,1920 M I8S K ATH RY N WILKBY. Editor, [AL CALEN D AR W EEK FOR THE if FLORIDIANS JOINED DY OTHER SOUTHERNERS IN P LE A FO RAN EMBARGO Aud your thoughta turning t o gifts and something for friends, fo r family, fo r some one somewhere. What a wonderfu) idea that 1 1 Christmas Savings In our Bank has become and how fine It is now fo r tbo*e who had a Christmas Savings Account with us this year to come in now and get their money fo r gifts or fo r some good cause. E ven in g— Î “ Old Catta has got religion, b o y s l",™ * « » « ™ » imported n w w d s , the M r. and Mrs. F orrest Lake give This w as Governor Sidney J, Catts* Dnhnmaa, Jamacia, the Canal Zone, dance at Valdes fo r Miss S erlta reply to J o e L Earmnn in the con- £ ° 8tlk Rlca* f ndI#' Ph,,IPP*n® Islands, Lake. trdversy regarding the reappointment ,£[on nn av,a‘ , . , . U m ™ u r_ of Edsor C. Thom p^n . . . t a t * , t . ' " " . ' f “ 0" . DupUcoto L o n c h ^ Ctob iritfc U n . t o n ,., In tk o flftoonU, JndleM chcolt. hu“ d J E . M. Galloway. •The governor, at the A ragon Hotel, fruita and ve„ u b iefi would ^ BridK* C,Ub wiUl M ” * M° nd° y ™ *™ »ned to ■ ™ » " s o f combating the citrus W . J. Thigpen. lightly Earm an's latest publication » n , ^ ^ j\y E v e n in g the controversy between them. H e, R cpresw U t Ives of growers a n d ! mM r . and Mrs. Hal W right give d a n c o , preferred to talk about the Anal meet- |portc„ from th„ fly infc8tcd coun. a t Women’s Club fo r Miss Sarah Ing of the B illy Sunday campaign Sun- tric8 argucd thnt f umigotion would W*IshL day night. 'im pair the market valuo o f fru it and ■Saturday— “ Bilty Sunday (■ a great man," |vegetables and would entail considerC otillion Club dance at Valdes. said the governor. “ In his sermon jnbic j088 through delay. Represcnta-------- -last night he talked about the muts-|tives o f citrus growers o f southern M r s . Pcrrie Lee Beil came S atur-,blllty o f mortals. Five years from states, especially Florida, contended day. fr o m Queen's College in Charlotte, now half o f us may be in another j that fumigation was necessary to N . C-, to spend Christmas with h er world. T en years hence two-thirds prevent the introduction o f the pest fa m ily . |of those o f us who are now c n -( into the United States. ---------jjoying life will be absent from our, It wns indicated during the hoarD r . and Mrs. G eorge Ward o f Rol-,usual haunta. Twenty years will pass, ings thnt a complete embargo agnlnst lin s and Mr. and M is. Forrest L a k e ^ n d with it a generation. The words plants,* including both nursery stock a re the* dinner-guests this evening o f of Sunday impressed me especially In and those used for packing w ill be M r. and Mrs. A. R. K ey. ¡this Earmnn affair. ¡ordered against the infuted districts. . "It's Christmas and w c are n ot( Congressmen Clark, Drone, o f FlorSINNOTT-MAHONEv ¡long for this world, anyhow. W hy(Ida and Upshow of Georgir were A wedding o f e great deal o f in-,keep up bickerings and fights that,,among some fifty rcprcscntativsc of ¿«rest to a large number o f people Rafter all, lead to no particular end; .the fruit industry in the United and one which com es as quite a aur- thnt do n ot help us In becoming,States who appeared before the board prise Is that of M iss Virginia Sin-¡better citizene, or in serving our in favor o f the quarantine, n ott o f Oawcco. Kansas, to Mr. C lar -1 fellows. I decided last night thati C. C. Gowdcy, government .ento- To you today and start you o f f with a Christmas Sav­ ings Account fo r next year. Ask yonr neighbor who has one and then talk it over w ith— SIMPLE AND'VERY SMART. The modot pictured to tho left fs becoming alike to thin and stout fig­ ures. It Is developed In dark blue votoura and entirely self-trimmed, even to tho buttons at either side of the front. The lower edges of tho tunic may bo finished in round o, explore outline if preferred. Med­ ium slzo requires 4 yards G4-inch material. Blue Is rlso used for the second design, which suggests the Russlnn blouse. It fastens at one side and Is decorated with bands of dark, long­ haired fur. Medium slzo requires 4 yards 54-lnch material, with 3 yards 6-Inch fur banding. 'First Model: Pictorial Rorlow Blouse No. 9099. Sizes, 34 to 50 in­ ches bust. Price, 35 cents. Skirt No. 8831. Sizes, 24 to 38 inches watet. Price, 25 ents. Second Model: Pletorlal Review Dross No. 9064. Sizes, 34 to 48 In­ ches bust, Price, 35 center. TRAIN SCHEDULE Corrected on November 15, 1920. Southbound Arrive % Departs . . . . 2:80 a.'pi. 2 :4 0 a .m . ..... 8:40 a.m . ------ ¿:28 p.m . 1:88 p.m . . . . . 2:55 p.m . 3:20 p.m . ____7:30 p.m . 7:45 p.m . North Bound Arrive ____ 1:48 a.m . ____ 11:45 a.m . ____ 2:35 p.m . . . . . 4:00 p.m . ____10:00 p. m. CLAY-GLENN Leesburg Branch Arrive 11th, the ceremony taking place at 20:30 a. m., which time Miss Mnble Catherine Glenn and Mr. Walter D oyle 'C lay were joined in the holy bonds o f matrimony by the Reverend D o c­ to r Lltch. T h e bride fs tho charming daugh­ te r o f Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Glenn, and lia s resided in Titusville for the past JWe years, coming hero from O kla­ h om a , during which timo she has m ade a host of friends both young an d old. The groom is a young mpn of- sterling qualities, and is the local representative o f the Fruit Growers’ E xpress Company o f Washington, D. C. They will make their home in Titusville.—Titusville Newt. CHRISTMAS T A G S, BEALS, STAM PS Ju st received new assortment o f Christmas tags, seals, stamps, etc., f o r you r packages, letters and cards. S ee tho new parcel post label that bespeaks the Christmas spirit and tho c u te lJttlo tags and stamps that should m a rk all your packages. Only 6 cen ts a pack at the Herald office. N ew line of stationery this week es­ pecially ordered fo r Christmas week. G et your Christmas advertising in th e Dally Herald. The people are shopping by the papers these days and in reading you r dally papen you save money. , DeparU 2:03 a.m . 12:05 p.m . 2:65 p.m . 4:05 p.m . __ _ ____ ____ 4:00 p.m . ____ 11:65 a. m. Departs 7:30 a.m . 7:35 p.m . Trttby Branch Arrive Notice o f Application fo r Tax Deed Under Section 575 o f the General Statutes. ___ 6:30 p.m . ___ 2:00 p.m . Notice is hareby given that George Murphy, purchaser o f T ax Certifi­ cate No. 1808, dated the 3rd day of June, A. D. 1001, has filed said cer­ tificate in m y office, and has made application fo r tax deed to iisue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property situated in Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, to-wlt: Beg. 340 ft. N. and 424 ft. W. of SE. cor. o f NW U o f S W '4 of Sec. 31, Tp. 20 S., R. 30 E., run N 734 ft., W 170 ft ., S 734 f t , E 170 ft. The said land being assessed at the date o f the issuance o f suer certifi­ cate in the name of Unknown. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed ac­ cording to law tax ,dccd will issue thereon on the 22nd day o f Decem­ ber, A. D . 1920. Witness m y official signature and seal this tho 12th d iy o f November, A. D. 1920. E. A. DOUGLASS, (SEAL) Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, FIs. Arrive ___ 11:00 a. m. Oviedo Branch 11-13 etc __________ FO R RENT FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish cd bed rooms. Inquire 811 Park Avenue. -_______ 167'tfc FOR RENT— One nicely furnished room for one or two.gentlemen or nice couple. Can have use o f garage. Phone 23 fo r particulars. 206-tfe P bR REN'l'— Large, nice furnished housekeeping room, 205 Oak Ave. Mrs. Riddling, Eagle Home. 220-0tp FOUND PÖ O N l)— P,j » gloves oa Oak avenue. Finder enn have sao* by calling for R. II. Gcttcl, 510 Put and paying fo r this ad. 221-2tp LOST— Saturday night between (£ Undo and Sanford, two 34x4 H tins and rims. N otify Bryan Auto Co. 221-31c. FOR RENT— 1 well fumnlsiied bed New stock o f specialties for ChristFOR RENT— Furnished room. Ap­ mas, dear to the heart o f the ladies 222-ltc ply at- Herald, office. 220-tfc at Dresner’s. PÜK SALE— Six room cottage, dost FOR RENT— Nicely furnished rooms in with large garden and seven] at 320 Oak ave. Phone 308-J. kinds o f fruit trees.. Owner, Box 117. 222-tfc 22-«? FOR RENT— Furnished" house-keepFurs on sale at half "price'aVJ. JC Ing room. Phene 848-W before 8 Dresner’s this week only. 222-3te m. or 6 p. in. 222-6t MISCELLANEOUS ROOM AND BOARD, - 100 Esst First stn Pharmacy. WANTED WANTED— Team work. M. Hanson Shoe Shop, 11 per week, , over Union 163-tfc Inquire of Departs 8:00 a. m. W A N TED -C arpenter, handy men, . » j . r “ . truck driven, motor boat op era tor, u d f . n c . at b u . 8:25 p. m. laborer, (w hit, .n d colored). Men f o r ' J * * « * * " * » • ” • See C. L. BHU all kinds o f steady work. Good board i * ern d ° ^ cc-_________ and room furnished. Apply office o f Just received a wonderful select! Indian River, Atlantic Ocean Homes o f scml-cvcning and dinner gowns Departs Co., Melbourne, Fla. 222-224-c J - M. Dresner’a. 22-! Dally, except Sunday, sot ic z to cxznrroms la Ctari *f U i Oouaty ;■<(,, BamlaaU Camatr. IU la i f Marita la r* EaUla af A. E. FIUMPfl. *•” Ta all CratlUra. Lantaai, DUtritataai aat all Partaoa k t r lu Claim* ar Daaiaada acalaat aalt tiU ta i Tea, and tatb of yoa. an hereby notified and repaired fa peeaent any elilma and de­ mand* which yon, or either ef yea, may bara ayaliut the eatata of A. B. Thillpa. deceased, lata or Seminole Coonly, Florida, to the anderalfned Ki,rotor of *etd eatata, within twa year* from the data hereof. Dated, Not . lltb , A. D. 1030. T H E PEO PLES B A N K WANTED— A ten by twelve tent, 10 ounce. Answer ‘'Tent," care Her­ ald. * 222-2tp New arrivals o f Silk Dresses it Drcssncr's. 224« FOR SALE—New Chevrolet csr ro only 3700 ml. »760. Cal! 8809 Mifnolia St. 221-Stf O . H . STENSTROM, Mnnogcr Jerseys, 221-10tc u n. rniMPs, ■ ______ Eiecntoc. FO R SALE— Three choice ___. . . buildi»! lots, paved street, cheap if d once. Comer 7th, street and Myd!* avenue. Apply W. W. Long, 410 0 « street.____________ ______ 2214*7 15-15 IRISH CA 6-1?) C POTATOES .......... CRI 8-lb Bucket (PI lib Pi Snowdrift Lard « P -t w t l LE/ 1-lb Package SUN-MAID SEEDLESS RAISINS ............................... - ............ 1-lb SUNK1ST SEEDED RAISINS .............................................. M b GOLD MEDAL CLEANED CURRANTS ...................... ................... CHRISTMAS MIXED CANDIES, Per Pound .............. \ ENGLISH WALNUTS, Per P o u n d ........ .................. B R A ZIL A N D ALMONDS, Per P o u n d ................ .'......... LEM AND ORANGE PEEL Per Pound ....... Meadow Gold Monogram Cream Creamery Butter cry BUTTER .. CITRON Per Pound ....... OCTAGON SOAP, 3 for ................. P. & G. SOAP, 3 for ................. GOLD M EDAL PILLSBURY Flour, 24-lbs... Flour, 24-tbs O ffice supplies at the Herald. +.H ^+4+++++4>4>44444-4++4>44"» G E T YOUR GOOD THINGS TO E A T F O R CHRISTMAS at TH E HOME B A K E R Y 405 W est First Street + + + + + + + + + + + 4 4 44 4 44 4 44 44+V 4 TH E H E R A L D ’S O ffice Supply Department has ju$t re ceived a large and complete line of this beautiful stationer) —no two boxes alike—and we will print any .monogram or paper (o r cards) and envelopes—in one, two-or three,colon . poundloT c t i i U l f l b U U b h U w ill re ce iv e n ìu -o z . 1 'a ck a g e o i i- CERTHJTED OLEO FREE. second-hand offl« F O R SALE?—Good L ,. . H U -U V V —— — ..... — safe, perfect condition, but too « » “ fo r present owner. Inquire Hayi«* J Ratliff, 116 Park avenue. Phone H*• 2 1 - 3 t c . _________________ FOR SALE— 100 f t . front, i n A deep, lot front on Palmetto avenu«, corner o f 8th St. Nick Zcmorw. Sanford. 222-26« U «. DUfribvUj* •- ;; 4«f+ *M -»-M > 4 4 4-M -4 44 4 44 4 44 + 4 + + 4 4 + + 44 + + 4 + 4 -f4 + 4 4 44 < H 4 -f4 4 44 : ! r. a bi**» �-------------------- OTï*«rçwIjr. kJ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUE8DAY, DECEMBER 21,1920 Ifeatieaef Ifattere in Bri should worry. The sun win tomorrow. » --------1 the Million Dollar Band will all next week in Sanford. *------ _ •' n»ap growers on me ¿xt suffer!0* from' the effects of tho j K. Mcttslnger writes ¿rom JackcAnville renewing his subscription to Herald and says he cannot keep w without it -T h o Herald. Ua Martha Chappell is home fo r the holidays from Palmetto, where ,he ha* been the guest o f her sister, Hr*. William Coulboume. Buy Christmas Seals and put them «a all of your packages. It means another life saved from the White PlagueAgain we nsk you not to wait for «our shopping until the last night before Christmas. Have some pity for the tried clerks on Friday night and do your shopping tomorrow. Sanford never had ap many Christ­ mas shoppers as this season. The stores arc crowded from early ^mom Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shepherd arc happy in the arrival of th ei/son s, Dr. Ernest Shepherd of Spartanburg and Willie Shepherd o f Wilmington. Both ct them nrc Sanford boys who have made good and their many friends are glad to see them homo fo r the holidays. H. A. Shreve, who has been night ■clerk at the Valdez Hotel has re­ signed and will remain in Florida for iome time before returning north. Mr. Shreve made many frienda while at the Valdez who hate to see him leave Sanford but wish him well in whatever city he may locate. tie o f Hoboken In the Y . M. 0 . A. tiansport service and had headquart­ 8 aaiaury ef the ers there w here they form ed a great Fleeting flmsfl Talks Sicdnctlj* 'attachment fo r each other. H r. Sev­ erance is a t the head o f the promo­ Arranged for tion o f sales agencies all over the Herald Benders .United States fo r the Lexington Motor Company* He is also a plat­ form entertainer o f no mean ability and in years gone by was with the Sanford Herald in wmen tne new 'Rodpatch Chautauqua course .and 'church Inauguration will be featured ■traveled from coast to coast. in all its phases.» The special edition ^ ^ an ^ e r t l s l n g par excellence A. B. Commons o f8 to n e Island was ahd will contain the ads o f all tho San- In tho city today coming over with ford merchants. It will come out In Mrs. Commons fo r a shopping trip. Mr. and Mrs. Commons aro th o ‘king Friday's Weekly aad Dally Herald. and queen o f an eminent domain in .Lake Monroe and monarchs o f all they Braxton Baggett and Perry Jernlgan, o f the B. & 0 . Garage, have survey. returned from a business trip to William Routh is homo fo r the holi­ Tampa. They brought Joseph Sev­ erance, the sales promotion agent, days from N orfolk, where he is in the back with thrfm and he left today hospital work in the navy and is tak­ for his homo in-Loulsville to spend ing a course in medicine. William is Christmas. The B. & 0 . will have former Sanford boy, the youngest son their same territory for the Lexing­ o f A. Routh o f this city, and his many ton cars this season as they had Inst friends aro glad to hav* him home for which will be good news to their a furlough. many friends. The postofAce is jammed with peo­ The '*13'' Club had their regular ple theso days and like every other weekly luncheon at the Welaka Din­ year they nrc waiting until the last ing room today where many matters moment to «end their Christmas pack­ o f importance were discussed and the ages causing a jam and great delay club took up various 'enterprises fo r at the windows thereby. But the the bcncAt o f Sanford. The Welaka over-worked clerks will Anally clear served a most tempting menu and away the debris and Christmas 1020 the new place was voted as being one will soon be a thing o f the past along o f Sanford's finest by the members with other Christmas seasons. And o f the Club. They alternate at one next year wo will all wait until the o f Sanford’s hotels and restaurants last day to do our shopping and our each week. sending packages through the mall. Albert Dorncr had several celebrit­ ies visit him Sunday und yesterday, among them being Fred Albcrg, mid­ dleweight champion known os tho "Yorkvllle Tiger,” Tony Zlto and Jimmy Pierson, the well known light heavy weight wrestler and also two Broadway stars, Misses Ailecn Wald­ ron and Charlotte Paul, who aro in the "P olly and Jler Pals" Company touring the state. The girls took a flight over the city yesterday with Pilot George .Wright. Young Ladies and Young Men, home from school fo r the holidays. I t is good to Bee the “ bunch” home again. It is the young folks that make Christmas week a lively week. It is the young folks that make the older ones forget they are old and the young folks are the ones that will make this Christmus the happiest one o f them all. Again we say, W elcom e! i® headed this way, too, and we all welcome him. Santa Claus has already wired that our place is his headquarters fo r the Men. He knows, as well as all the men, that a g ift coming from our place, bearing our label, means that the g ift carries with it a guarantee that is worth heaps, and he su g­ gests, that should you want the man doubly pleased, leave your orders fo r gifts fo t HIM at our place. And then, too, we shouldn’ t forget to buy plen­ ty o f Christmas seals to help fight tuberculosis in our state. THESE CHRISTMAS SEALS JUST COST YOU A PENNY FINE STATIONERY Poorer ns low ns $2.23. Sanford, Fla., Dec. 21, 1920. Carlot Shipments from Entire Coun try (Monday, Dec. 20th) Florida— Snnford Section ...... „ ...... 2\ Florida— Oakland Section ............. •! California— Southern Dist................11 California— Imperial Valley ........... J Total cars .............. 41 Tho Herald offiee in headquarters PHILADELPHIA: 29 degrees, clear. Fin. 12 arrived. 9 cars track including broken. Demand and move­ ment moderate, market weaker. Fla's 1% bu. hampers, heads, $1.25-$1.50. Few fancy ns high ns $1.75. Calif’c crates Iceberg $2.&0-$3, few $3.50. PITTSBURGH: 22 degrees, clear. Calif 9, Fla. 2 arrived. Supplies arc moderate. Demand nad movement moderate, market steady. Calif’s crates Icebergs, $2.75-$3,00, mostly $3.0. Fla.'s bu. hampers, heads, mostly $2.00. ST. LOUIS: 30 degrees, raining. Calif 1, Fla 1 arrived. 5 unbroken, 4 broken cars track. C alif’s demand and movement moderate, market is slightly stronger. Crates Iceberg $3$3.25, qjostly $3-$3.15. Others, de­ mand and movement slow, market is dull. Fla.’s considerable slightly heat­ ed, l Vi bu. hampers, B ig Boston, best $1.75-$2.00. Poorer as low as $1.25. La.’s sugar bbls, Big Boston, mostly Miller Tires and Tubes Spot Lights, Bumpers and CHICAGO: 31 degrees, cloudy. Calif 10, Fla. 1 arrived. 53 cars on Lexington T he Gift Supreme for A ll the Family make this a Useful for the W hole Family United States, Kokomo and Accessories Shops in the State. All our Mechanics have had years of experience in the Automobile Repair Business. Satisfaction Guaranteed I ¡ T 3 Sanford, Florida ••s"- - —■— Let Everyday be Post Card SANFORD Get Them at the Herald Office I CINCINNATI: 27 degrees, cloudy. Calif 5, Fla. 1 arrived. 0 cars on track including broken. Suppdies libcrnl. Demand and movement slow, market dull. Few sales. Calif’s crates Iceberg, $3.25-$3.50. CLEVELAND: 20 degrees, clear. Calif. 2 arrived. 8 cars track includ­ ing broken. Supplies moderate. Mar­ ket firm . Demand and movement moderate. C alifs crates Iceberg, $3$3.60. NEW YORK: 20 degrees, clear. Calif 4, Fla. 30 arrived. Rccepits 'equivalent to 1 car by freight from Florida. Supplies liberal. Demand and movement limited, market slight­ ly weaker. Fla.’s U4 bu. hampers, heads, best $1.50-$ 1.75. Poorer ns low as 75c. Romaiuo best $1.50-$1,76. docs not intend to be done In oils.— Quality and condition fa ir $1.26. Calif’s crates Iceberg, best $2.75-$3. Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. -B i Office supplies at the Herald. T ry a Herald Want Ad.— It pays, ar can you make much money without some effort to — Reserve Your Resources by establishing credit with a reliable bank. rhy not make some real "H A Y ” in the SUN dlNE by starting a check account ^ *th us lild up your credit that you ma * : ? able to S a n fo r d , F lo r id a A H o m e B a tik F iE SI You C ant M ake H ay Without Sunshine anything in the line of W e maintain one o f the best Repair 0 , iff Destinations of Florida Shipments for fine stationery o f ail kinds from New York .......................... L............. I the printed letter head to tho beauti­ Philadelphia .......................... u.......... 1 ful stationery in boxes that is so dear Chicago ....... .................. „ .................. : Waycross .... ..............................„ ........ i to the ladies' hearts. You can get Baltimore .... ............................. „ ....... S this stationery and have your mono­ J ersey City ..................... ....... . I gram printed on it, making the nift­ Pittsburgh ...„..................................... iest Christmas gift that you have Potomac Yards .................. ........„ .... ■ ever seen and ono of tho best. Sta­ Florcnco ...... ........... „ ......................... : tionery costs money these days but our stationery Is very reasonable in Total cars ........... 31 price and positively tho best that Diversions Filed Since Last Report. money can buy. See it at the Herald From Potomac Yarda: Out 10th: office. $ 1. 00. New York 1. Total lettuco shipments from Flori• POTOMAC YARDS: reports pass­ "ENERGIZER1 ings fo r 24 hours previous to 11 a. . Ida this season fo date (11-20 Inc.), cars ................................. 844 m. today: 30 cars destined: New Does It Cheaper and Better AND York 10, Philadelphia G, Buffalo 4, Total lettuce ohipnicntu from FlorDOES IT. Pittsburgh 2, Hoston 2, Baltimore 3, idn Inst senson to same date, It would seem that any process that enrs ............................................... 032 Unknown 2, Harrisburg 1. Diversions accomplished at Poto­ is able to "bring back” a paralyzed .Total lettuce shipments from U. mac Yards: New York 11, Philadel­ Limb and relievo tho pains o f Neuri­ S. this scoson to date (11-20 phia 0, Buffalo 2, Harrisburg 1, Bal­ tis and Sciatica Rheumatism as Tho inc.), cars .............. 2310 timore 1. "EN ERGIZER” has REPEATEDLY Total lettuce shipments from U. dona in Sanford cases, would likowlso S. last season to same date, Want a typewriter? The Herald cars ..................... 1249 bo able to keep a person FREE from moat o f tho Human Ills that must Shipping Point Information, Dec. 20 hns the agency for the best $65 type­ come as n logical result of the yearly SANFORD, Fla.: Mild, clear. writer that has ever been put on tho loss in Arterial Area and Elasticity, Haulings moderate. Demand a'nd mnrkct and wo will have I shipment due to lack o f tho keen activity which movement very slow, market very o f new machines tho last o f this we all KNOW la necessary to Better dull. Quality and condition fine. Too week. I f you are in 'th o market fo r Strength and Circulation. And It ap­ few sales to establish market. a typewriter sec us before you buy. pears reasonable that there IS inter­ Herald Printing Co. nal Human Combustion or Evolution TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS FROM IMPORTANT M A R K E T S . (change o f matter from ono form to another) which must leavo reslduo or This Mornjng'a Jobbing Sales— Un­ ash matter o f such SpcciAc Gravity less Otherwise Stated.' DELICIOUS CREAMERY that will caoso it to ’sink,' just as an ("Jobbing sales” means I. c| 1., sales DOUGHNUTS Orange or Applo will fall under tho In large lots by originnl receivers to Fresh Daily............„...30c per Dozen common law o f gravity. , jobbers or other large buyers. Weath­ BOOTH'S CRISPETTE SHOP • It is this ASH that gradually Ands er reports at R a. iji. today, local 2nd St and Sanford Avenue. its way to the end of Arteries and Is tim e). what causes and controls Human age, BALTIMORE: 20 degrees, clear. ++++++♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦++♦ +♦ ♦ ++♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦♦ 4 rather than ‘calendar1 years. How Fla. 3 arrived. 1 car rccor.signcd. 13 cars track including broken. Closing prices Monday and opening Tuesday. Demand and movement moderate, market w r ;1;. Fla's 1ft bu. hampers Big Boston, best $1.35-$1.60. Ordi­ nary as low os $1.00. Calif’s erntes Iceberg, $2.75-$3.00. Hon. Joseph Severance o f Louis­ ville, Ky., was in the clt ya few hours Uday dropping off to eee his old friend, tR. J. Holly. Mr. Severance and the vdltor o f the Herald fought in the bat- A A PIECE.— L E T S BUY LOTS OF THEM. MASONS ATTENTION Regular communication Tuesday, December 21st, at 7:00 p. m. Work in the Master’s degree will bo con­ ferred. All visiting brethren wel­ come. By order W. M. H. E. TOLAR, Secretary. . PAGE FIVE f o r H o life P e o p le | �P A G E SIX ----------- = ___ * _ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21,1920 ■ ntire W eek— December 25-31 mcnt an messengers o f unrcllablo youths about whom they know noth­ ing. Some o f these young men have proved to be in conspiracy with gangs o f hold-up men and have notified them of tho opportunity to stage a robbery that would yield a big haul. TRAIN SCHEDULE Corrected on November 16, 1020, Southbound Arrive Departs 2:86 t .p u 2 :4 6 « . m. 8:40 a. m. 1:38 p. m. 3:20 p. m. 7:45 p. m. SERVICE MEN A R E HIRED TO SHOULD ARREST LANDING OF TH E PILGRIM CATTS, ASSERTS FATHERS CELEHRATED A T CONVOY BANK BAPTIST DIVINE PLYMOUTH TODAY. MESSENGERS N E W YORK, Dec. 21.— Holdups in - the financial district o f tihs city which the financial district o f this city which are reported by surety companies to - be decreasing. This is partly because brokers havo hired ex-policemen and firemen to convoy runners and mes­ sengers carrying valuable securities much as soldier-laden transports wero i protected by destroyers in w ar days. Also it Is attributed to unrelenting prosecutions o f dishonest employees and messengers by surety concerns which bore heavy losses during the orgy o f robberies nnd embezzlements. In assigning these reasons fo r the fewer holdups William A. Griffin, vicepresident o f the National Surety Com­ pany, said his concern and similar ones had spent several hundred thousand dollars in ferreting out nnd prosecut­ ing men connected w ith the dishonest \ practices. . A t police headquarters it was said the services o f retiring patrolmen and firemen have been at a premium since the surety companies advised brokers to hire them. Several hundred o f these ex-service men have beep employed in the financial district • Some o f the form er patrolmen and firemen are used as guards and watch•t men inside offices o f financial concerns and others accompany messen5 > g ert. Usually two o f these precede the messengers and tw o ’ ollow be­ hind as they go from broket to broker r'- carrying bonds, stocks and other securities. - Financial or commcrcia Iconccms . which are using this method o f guard. ing their property while in transit through th « streets declare that it is « vast improvement over the cm ploy- D AYTONA, Dec. 20.— "Governor Catta can be and should be arrested and prosecuted," said Dr. Robert S. MncArthur, a noted New York pastor in a sermon here Sunday. "Catta has disgraced and humiliated every resident, home and church in tho state." In his principnl prayer Dr. MacArthur asked that God rebuke Catta fo r his infamous conduct and make him understand he should re­ spect the high position responsibility." Dr. MncArthur is president o f the World Alliance o f Baptists. He is considered one o f the greatest Baptist pastors in the world. \* JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 2(5.— When shown the nbovq messngo Monday in the lobby o f the Aragon Hotel, where Governor Catta and Mrs. Catts are stopping during their stay in Jackson­ ville, tho chief executive evidenced complete surprise at the attack launched against him by Dr. Mac­ Arthur. The governor a-serted that he knew Dr. MncArthur, but characterized him as "an old fossil" who "made a failure with the Atlantic Baptist Tab­ ernacle incapable o f succeeding the famous Ben Broughton." The chief executive declared that ho eould conceive o f no grounds upon which his arrest could be brought about and asserted a complete uncomprchenslvoness o f Dr. MacArthur’e reasons fo r the broadsid eagainst him as evidenced in telegraphic dispatches from Daytona to the Metropolis. (By n « Au m Ii M rr,M.) Arrive Departs PLYMOUTH, Mass., Dec. 21.— ____ 1:48 a.m . 2:03 a.m . The landing of tho Pilgrims 300 years ____ 11:45 a.m . 12:05 p.m . ago with all that the occasion con­ _ _ ____ 2:35 p.m . 2:55 p.m . notes will be celebrated today with ____ 4:00 p.m . 4:05 p.m . formal exercises on the ground and ____10:00 p. m. almost on the spot where tho first trod. The fugitive band that crossed Leesburg Branch the Atlnntic to find religious freedom Arrive Doparts and against adversity founded a na­ ____ 7:30 a.m . tion in a wilderness will step ngain . 7:85 p.m . in story from tho Mnyflowcr’s shal­ . 4:00 p.m . lop to the shore, starve through tho ____ 11:55 a. m. winter and plant seeds o f permanen­ Trilby Branch cy in the spring. Arrive Departs In prose and verse the epic o f their ____ 8:00 a.m . venture nnd its accomplishments will ____ 3:25 p.m . bo re-told by scholars. From Unit­ ___ _ 6:30 p.m . ed Scnntor Henry Cabot Lodge as ____ 2:00 p.m . orator, will come tho historical rela­ Oviedo Branch tion o f the, Plymouth Plantation’s es­ tablishment and its significance. Lc Arrive Doparts Baron R. Briggs, who is dean o f the ____ 11:00 a. m. faculty o f arts and sciences o f Har­ ____ ’ 3:40 p.m . vard University, ns the official poet, will spend the years from 1620 to 1020 •Daily, except Sunday. in verse. Governor Calvin Coolidge the vice-president elect will make an nddress appropriate to the occasion and singers will intone ngain "The breaking waves dashed high," nnd Mrs. Felicia Hermans' stirring hymn. The exercises which are sponsored by the Pilgrim Tercentenary Com­ mission will be held in the Old Col­ ony Theatre a stone's throw from Plymouth Rock. Less thnn a thous­ and persons can be present c^ue to Let’s Get Down to Brass Tacks Will be paid to any Adult who gets the Endura ble IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT BY THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE MONEY MARK­ ET, THE FALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION AND NEVER IN OUR HISTORY DID ENDURABLE GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A STRONG APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD THERE­ ALIKE. FORE YOU TURN AT ONCE TO OUR STORE,^YOUR STORE, FOR SO MANY YEARS.* HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS FOR YOU AND YOUR FOLKS, HAVING ALW AYS BEEN AND ALWAYS W IL L BE THE STORE WHERE YOU CAN BUY SUITABLE GIFTS AT CHRISTMAS TIME OR A T ANY TIME AN D AMONG CAN ENUMERATE A F E W FOR HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS, THEM WE SUGGESTIONS: ID EAL FIRELESS COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM W ARE, ROCH­ ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CASSEROLES, PYREX WARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND A COMPLETE LINE OF D AISY AND KINO A IR RI­ FLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES, VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, TH E BEST AS­ SORTMENT WE EVER HAD Send in your locals*to the. Herald office. Phone the news to 148. We want every bit o f it. Tell us the news each day. Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tobere ulosis in Our State After 12 Treatments • at the “ Energizer” Office our Typew riter WL, U f i lbs. Universal Keyboard Ruling Device Tabulator oui onjy in competition witn many persons from other places who plan to make the day one o f pilgrimage. To give the people o f the town at large an opportunity to participate more numerously in the tercentenary cclbcration a suppdemcntal meeting will be held in the afternoon. Dean Briggs is expected to re-read poem and Senator Lodge's scholarly oration will be given by another speaker fo r a second time. CHRISTMAS The One You Have B een THREE - Waiting For UNIT - MACHINE Possesses every essential feature of largg er, heavier and more costly typewriters. p Three unit machine: base, carriage and ac- ® p tion. Many troublesome parts eliminated. nBCr* T h e machine for both office and home. 90 characJ Does the work of any typewriter regardless 1,1,1 Beirl t . TAGS, • 8EALS, 8TAMP8 Just' received new assortment of Christmas tags, seals, stamps, etc., foe your packages, letters and cards. C >o tho new parcel post lnbol that bespeaks the Christmas spirit and tho cute little tags and stamps that should mark all your packages. Only 5 cents a pack at tho Herald office. Office supplies at the Herald. Shlft-Cai o f co st. KOKOMO, UNITED STATES AN D MILLER TIRES n O W B RED TUBES For foreign languages, especially equipp­ ed with from one to five dead keys—does not enterfere with standard keyboard. ----------------- MOLLE-----------------WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY MEET And that must determino your choice o f a type­ writer. You havo no place fo r the cheaply con­ structed machine nor will economy permit the outlay o f an extravagant sum. Good business sense finds the solution in the MOLLE. The MOLLE Incorporates every essential feature you find in any machine at any price. Y et it is unusually simple, both in construction and operation. Built in Uxree units— base, carriage and action— many extra parts gre eliminated. This means a saving in repairs and a b igger saving by keeping it the Job. JThe M OLLE lightest o f touch; speediest o f action, will do anything that a writing machine is called upon to do with the least amount o f noise and effort, This bona-fide statement is made— and it will bo carried out to the let­ ter—becauso we deslro to do MORE good rather than LESS while "ENER­ G IZER" service is here. There is a mathematical ratio between Human Illness and Human CIRCULATION and all the money and brains in the world cannot afford tho protection thnt BETTER STRENGTH nnd CIR­ CULATION will give you. Everything is a matter o f "per cent" and "degreo" in this world, and each "EN ERG IZER" treatment gets AN Y adult a “ per-cent" better In physical Strength and CIRCULA­ TION. It is NOT a matter o f money to YOU— it i s . a straight matter of GETTING It—while thi getting is good. The INCONSISTENCY of getting tho "carbon" out o f your auto and NOT giving your BODY similar care is truly CRIMINAL after duo thought And " i f thinking hurts—then *DoIT-NOW’ because it FEELS GOOD." You cannot lose A N Y W AY YOU LOOK A T IT. And if you get the "F L U " before, say M A Y 1st, 1021, you get $25. If you don’t get it, you should worry. But you W ILL get tho FINEST HU­ MAN house-cleaning available,—a sound investment, a sensible, LOGI­ CAL move. Sanford can easily be! IN FACT the most HEALTHY CITY in the WORLD.—Scientifically made so. COMB IN FIND OUT FINE STATIONERY For 8 robbing Clothes ______..$1 Dry Cleaning . . . . . . . __________ The Herald office is headquarters Pressing ______ ___________ _ for fine stationery o f all kinds from ALL WORK GUARANTEED the printed letter head to the beauti­ ful stationery in boxes that is so dear G. W . WATERS 317 E ..I F i n i 'St. rh m . to the ladies’ hearts. You can get this stationery and have your mono­ gram printed on it, making the nift­ iest Christmais g ift that you havo ever seen and one o f the best. Sta­ tionery costs money these days but our stationery is very reasonable In price and positively the best that Every Battery repair we make h money can buy. See it at the Herald guaranteed for six months. We art office. able to do ibis because in repalriar any make o f battery we are licensed Get your Christmas advertising in to use patented features which Mrs the Dally nerald. Tho people aro made Vesta batteries famous. shopping by the papers these days and in reading your dally papers you save money. L. A. RENAUD, Prop. Phon* 1 » •We Guarantee All Battery Repairs Sanford Baltery Service Co. Seed Potatoes 4 M A IN E G R O W N L. C. Cameron EXCELS OTHERS E g jejel B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY Sanford, Florida Phone 184 or 60 Sanford, Fla. P. O. Box 399 THE ONLY "ENERGIZER" OFFICE IN THE SOUTH »Implicit) and Price SEE THEM A T THE H ER ALD PRINTING P IT R I7 rU R E i M il If IT U L Ii IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ITEM OF THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD. PINEHURST DAIRY— The 95 per cent Dairy. We invite the public to inspect our Dairy at any time or any Hour-------Deliveries Twice Each Day. ‘ T H E DAIRY that IS DIF- D I X i R U I I R C T I U 1 R V FERENT FROM OTHERS" r i l l E d l U l U J l i m U L l l Phone 367 Ask the State Board o f Health Sanford DUTTON, Inc 'I ' Florida �T H E S À N F O R D D A IL Y H ERALD , TUESDAY, DECEMBER ZI, Ì920 PAGE SEVEN wtrrTTWin One o f FLEETWOOD’S fine pipes and a humi the Foundation dor o f his favorite tobacco will give him great pleasure when he receives it and the solace o f such a smooth, soothing smoke will linger through the long period o f com fort tie will get from his “ du «1 3 0 Our prices are moderate. KM»- |4|% Our stock is com­ plete. A vnriety to select from Q u ality -S erv icd -P rice TYTIOAL OP THE 8MAETE8T STYLES. The dress ami taUicu; pictured hero have youth and grace on their side. Malay brown velveteen is used lo develop tho dress, which Is trim­ med with wool cm’-roldery in bright colors. Tho design of the trimming Is simple and works up quickly. Med­ ium sire requires 5 yards 30-Inch volroteen and V i yard watln for rov­ ers and rollur. Drown vohlyno Is Ideal for tho dcv'lepment of tho lallleuwith $ ctmight Jacket and smart gathered skirt. Although buttoned cloeo about Jho throat, tho collar Is convertible. Medium slro requires 3*i yards G4lnch mji-rlal. •First Model: Pictorial Review Dress No. 9130. Sizes, 31 to 12 Inches bust. Price, 35 cents. Second Model: Jacket No. 9151. Sizes, 31 to 11 Inches bust. Price, 3G i cents. Skirt No. 3760. Sizes, 24 to 10 Inches waist. Price, 2G cents. For Cold Weather Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Cas Stoves and Ranges FAIR PRICES FOR MEATS QUOTED BY CHICAGO COUNCIL LONG ROAD TRIP IN ‘GATOU’S SCHEDULE Hardware Go GAINESVILLE, Dec. 20.—G. W. Hartman, 'Gator baseball manager foe 1021, ha sannouncod the following incomplete schedule: March 22— Oglicthorpc at Gaines­ 25 lo 300 W a tt in 110 Volta. ville.' 20 to 75 W atts in 32 V o lts March 23— Oglicthorpc at Gaines­ ville. , Ahril 4—V. P. I. at Biackburg. April 6— Washington & Lee at Lex­ ington. April 0—V. M. I. at Lexington. April 7—Trinity at Durham. April 8— University o f North Caro­ lina at Chapel Hill. April 0—North Carolina Stato at 115 Magnolia Ave. Phone 442 Raleigh. April 11— Davidson at Davidson. April 12—Wofford at Spartanburg. April 13— Furman at Greenville. April 14— Oglethorpe at Atlanta, Ga. Qj J I E US TIS , April 15— Georgia atAthéns. O tudiO S FLORIDA April 10— South Carolina at ColW E DO umbia. HEMSTITCHING AND These gam -s do not include the I'ICOTING games expected to bo plnycd with tho FOR T H E TRADE Phillies, Yale, Mercer, Stetson and the MAIL ORDERS scries with the University o f Georgia GIVEN PROMPT at Gainesville. ATTENTION R. L. Stanley Football Manager The Florida Athletic Association elected a footbalj manager fo r the 1921 Alligators just before the holi­ days. R. L. Stanley '23 o f Jackson­ ville won by a decided majority. R. L. Stanley Is a sophomore in the College of Arts and Science and wos assist­ ant ^manager to J'. R. Cunn ’21 this season. He is n brother to George Stanley ’23, Varsity fullback, and to Spick Stanley, Duval High School quarterback. R. L. Stanley’s eyes keep him from playing football, but they cannot keep him out o f the game. National Madza Lamps Everything Electrical Expert Installation and Repair Work Zfturton ~ C ra ft RING O U T, Y E MERRY B ELLS 1 lUng out. ye m< belili Welcome bright Icicles! Welcome, old holly-crowned Christmas scalp! UlUhe os a child st play, keeping hla holiday, Welcome him back from the snow peak and plain. Up with the holly bough, green from the winter's brow, L ock up your ledgers and carta for a «lay: Out to the forest go, gather the mlalie- toa, Old and young, rich sad poor, up end away I Up with the holly bougha, ay, and the laurel now; In with the yule log, and brighten the hearth; Oulckl here he la again, come with hla Joyous train, Laughter and music and friendship and mirth. Up with the holly boughs, high In each manor house, Oaroleh the antler* that hang In the hall. Tee, and the "neck" of com with a gay wreath adorn, Rich as tho bloom on the cottager'* w all. Wealth has lte duties now, Chrlillan, you will allow; Think, then, ye rich, whllet your table» are epreed, rhlnk o i the wretched onee. Poverty'« ■trlcken tone, Weeping whllet children are aeklng for bread. Chicago, Dec. 21.— A return to war methods in fighting high food prices was adopted in Chicago today when Russell J. Poole, fair* price committee counsel, announced that fa ir price quotation^ fo r meats would be issued daily by the council committee. Wholesale prices quoted by packers at the stock yards will be made tho basis o f the “ fair price" schedule^ ho said. To this will bo added overhead charges and a fair profit The plan was adopted at the suggestion o f Ev­ erett C. Brown o f the Chicago Live­ stock Exchange. "The meat dealers’ profits are great­ er now than at any time during tho war," said Mr. Brown. “The meat dealer could cut meat prices 10 td 20 per cent and still make n bigger mar­ gin o f profit than before the w ar." C. II. Frye, a Soattlo packer, on hla way west from an eastern visit, said rctait prices in the cast and middlewest arc higher than on the Pacifls coast He said meat prices in Europe were 25 to50 per cent lower than in Chicago, FLEETWOOD’S CHRISTMAS CANDIES Buy a Home for a Xmas Present Fresh from the Factory 1 HOLIDAY BOXES, AND MIXED C A N ­ DY OF ALL KINDS. FIGS, FRUITS, ETC. See Our New Line be« . e buying your CHRISTMAS i CANDIES Greatest Gift in the World REAL ESTATE ------ and-----FIRE INSURANCE COZY CAFE E. F . L A N E PRINCESS THEATRE BUILDING "The Rost Estate Man" Phon» M Z0< FIrM Hotel G ifts o f jewelry are more than g ifts of the moment. They are constant re­ minders ò f the giv er’s thoughtfulness and the recipient can enjoy them for years and years. In our big- stock you enn find appro­ priate gifts for every member o f the family. Yes, even the little totsi And giving jewelry is so much better than giving gifts that will soon be forgotten. Come, Bee the many beautiful gift selections we hove to offer you . You are not obliged to purchase, (r Ring out, y* merry belle! ring till your tnuelc awelte Out o'er the mountalo, and far on the main; \ lUng till those cheerless ones catch up your merry tone*, Singing, "Come, Chrlilmae, again and again." —Frank Leslie’* Popular .Monthly. Repentance is often confounded with determination not to get caught _________ again. SANFORD, F LA 107 EAST FIRST ST, Tested Law for the Benefit o f the Public * No official, County, State, CHRISTMAS ORDERS FOR ORANGES Revenue or otherwise, can enter a P R IV A T E house SMITH BROTHERS Expert Repair Work Leave your orders for Christmas or­ anges and grapefruit with Reginald S. Holly, who Is making a specialty o f tho best o f tangerines and oranges and grapefruit in mixed or straight packages. He takes your order and secs that i tis shipped to the proper destination. Get hla prices. I See him or phono 168 or 148. 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K i 4 i X s ÉT*\fiUyV<^ * Kfc •j^C'ÆÇ f ìr m . * IN THE HEART OF TH E W O R LD ’S GERATEST VEGETABLE SECTION .IL THE SANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD , W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1920 NUMBER 223 /OLUME CALLED BY WILL MEET IN ORLANDO i FSULT o f m e e t in g REVOLUTION COLBY CONVEYS PRESIDENT WILSON REARS HEAD AMERICA’ S IN MEXICO GOOD WILL WILL ACCOMPANY HARDING PROMINENT MEXICANS A R E A R ­ TELLS BRAZILIANS T H A T AMERRESTED FOR CON­ • ICA IS TIIEIR SPIRACY. * FRIEND . RE- M ANY PEOPLE KILLED PETROGRAD RAIL ACCIDENT CENTLY HELD IN LEESBURG . ¡rowers, srappTis (Br A* AumUUS T n u .) LONDON, Dec. 22.— Several hun­ dred persons sro reported killed or Injured In railroad accident near Pet­ rograd due to overcrowding o f train. Details lacking. nVE MANY MATTERS OF IM­ PORTANCE TO DISCUSS AT BARIES SOLD IN THIS TIME SA L T LAKE CITY S A Y S REPORT », i result of a meeting o f citrus tn and shippers held In Lees(By Tk* A imc UUS rm*.1 t on the 20th* Inst, a general meetSA L T LAKE CITY, Dec. 22.— •cf the growers and shippers has Declaring that hundreds o f babies arc , ailed to meet In Orlando on De- being sold in Salt Lake City every tnber 28th to discuss wages and year a judge here recommends legis­ matters pertaining to a more lation to the governor to prevent ¿ho omlesl handling of the crops, traffic. are many matters o f Importno,'to come before the, growers and ^Ipwn of Florida at this time and lertry power nnd ahlpper should bo . A largo crowd Is expected Sanford where there nre many nations that affect growers and SAYS IT W ILL NEVER Jppers of fruits, i PROGRESS WITHOUT U. S. a c h ie v e ft*0 DILLIONS • FARM PRODUCTS RBDI8COUNTBD BRITISH PREMIER A T LUNCH­ EON IN HOUSE OF COMMONS (By Tk* I u m U M F rm .) ' SPEAKS O U T WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.— Neatly (ly AimcUUI Prtn) [two billion dollars worth o f paper on LONDON, Dec. 22— Lloyd George, ¡production and sales of fprra products speaking at luncheon in house o f com­ arc been rediscounted by federal re- mons f o r British and Dominion deleWm banka this year, Governor H ard-. gate* to League of Nations Assembly, Itag of federal reserve board estimated declared league would never achieve Itaspecial report to senate agricultural reaU progress until all nations were Icommittee. represented. Said ho looked forward hopefully to United States entering league which was essential. fejfSS* 01 ,b” « — a I J-;! f -i FROM HOME TO CAPITAL RIO JANEIRO, Dec. 22— Sccre- TAFT WILL CALL USUAL CUSTOM W ILL BE tary Colby declared today he had ON HARDING OBSERVED MARCH come to convey the expression, o f THIS WEEK FOURTH America's admiration over the re(By Tk* AuocUUd Pru») markable progress o f Brazil. MARION, Dec. 22— President-elect Harding expected no callers today but ex-Presldcnt Taft is scheduled for a conference here before the holidays BAD LANDS SAVE COWS. AND SECRETARY SAYS HE IS it was announced today. IN VERY GOOD (By Tk* A uocU U d Prtu) SPIRITS FOUR MEN KILLED FARGO, N. D., Dec. 22.— North Da­ POWDER MILL EXPLOSION kota bad lands save the ' lives of (By Tk* A uocU U d P rtu ) runny cattle each winter, say agents WASHINGTON, Dec. 22— Presi­ (By Tk* AuocUUd Pr*u) TWO HUNDRED MEN AND FIVE of the state agricultural college ex­ SCRANTON, Dec. 22— Four men dent Wilson plans accompanying WOMEN CAUGHT IN tension department. killed and two injured in explosion in President-elect Harding from White DRAGNET. Blizzards which kill n large num­ Dupont Pqwder Company near here. House to Capitol on March 4th and ber o f cattle in their sweep across the (By Tk* AuocUUd T r o t) back again to Whito House fo r lunch­ plnins cannot reach those which have NEW YORK, Dec. 22— Two eon in usual Inaugural custom. W il­ the buttes and couics to protect them, son will retire to new home *on S hundred men and five women the ugents say. street and resume life o f privata citi­ have been arrested in the police zen after eight y e a n in the «White round-up against XVcw York's House. Secretary Tumulty said Prlscrime wave which has been rag­ (dent's health improved and he Is In ing for the past few months. good spirits. Expected Wilson will write history o f World War. FORTY-ONE THOUSAND NEGRO APALACHICOLA TIMES CITIZEN SIN CITY OF STRANGLER LEW IS, EDITOR RESIGNS AFTER WASHINGTON, Dec. 22— House JACKSONVILLE WORLD CHAMPION FORTY YEAR8* SERVICE Ways and Means Committee ad­ WELCOMED HOME journed until January 6th when it (By Tk* AuocUUd Prou.) (By Tk* AuocUUd Pro**) WASHINGTON, Dec, 22c -The will consider general »v isio n of the Tk* Au*el»t*d T n u ) APALACHICOLA, Dec. 22— A fter , if , , . ... ~ — “ 22— SAN JOSE) Calif., Dec. tariff. more than forty y e a » as editor o f nc^ ° P°Putat,on of. J«<*lonvl,,*l Ed. "Strangler" Lewis, the world's nounccd by ccnsur is forty-one thou­ The Times, a weekly newspaper champion heavy-weight wrestler, was sand, four hundred and seventy-nine. ANNUAL PENSIONS printed h e » , H. W. Johnson volun­ APPROPRIATIONS (riven a home-coming reception today Increase twelve thousand, one hun­ tarily »U rea, and his son succeeds HAVE BEEN CUT and presented with a silver cup. , him. This was the longest service on dred and eighty-six. HEALTH IMPROVED ROUNDING UP CRIMINALS IN NEW YORK CITY I INCREASEIN JACKSONVILLE NEGROES the same paper o f any editor in Flor­ ida, it is claimed. F or all that time Editor Johnson was editor and pro­ prietor o f The Times, which in 1885 was founded from a consolidation o f tho Tribune and the' Herald, the flret named having been established in 1881. . GIVES REASONS FOR PARDONING ED. C. CHAMBERS PALMER MAKES OFFICIAL EX­ P A R IS, Dec, .22.— Conference uf PLANATION OF EVERGLADES premiers o f Great Britain, Franca and LAND CALL Italy w ill be held in ?Hce or Cannes ,beginnlng December 28th to discuss WASHINGTON, Dec. 22— A ttor­ possible revision of peace treaty with ney General A. Mitchell Palmer hns IWILL BE REVISED AND "HATS Turkey, ( sent to congress the first official ex­ OFF" WILL RE THE planation o f the reasons that prompt­ SLOGAN CUT W AGES IN; PENSACOLA ed the president to grant a pardon to (By 7k* Au m UUA F ru ì) PENSACOLA, Dec. 22— A general Edward C. Chambers, who waa con­ CINCINNATI, 0., Dec. 22— "Hats reduction o f 20 per cent in the wages victed in the so-called Everglades on’ in elevators, even though there fo r the building trade effective Jsn. lard case. The official explanation majr be women passengers is the 1, was announced tonight by the ia -a follows: •loftn of the Cincinnati Building builders exchange. The open shop " ’elltloner was convicted in MisOwnen and M anage»' Association prevails. here and the award will bo boi o f selling Florida Everglades which hat started a crusade to that accepted, the builders say. • * to small purchasers at from end. Whether they will win their . ' to $85 per acre and $1 down per contention that the removal o f hata ere and 1 per month per acre, within crowded elevato» is a menace to «. it interest or .taxes until paid. The pauengers in the immediate vicinity l^nds were not drained, but the pur­ of those who take o ff their headgear chasers knew they were undrained. reoaint to be seen for many promi­ The state, however, was draining nent Cincinnati women a » opposed to them and had a contract with a re­ the abolition of this old-faahioned CONSPIRACY CHARGES AGAIN8T sponsible dredging compsny to have wnrteiy. “The habit" said Captain T H R E E MEN FOLLOWED FIRE the canals dug by July 1, 1913,' and A T OKLAHOMA MINE "• McIntyre, prcaident o f the purchasers were so Informed. Thru nwociatino" waa introduced by southunfbrsecn difficulties, but through M IAM I, Okla., Dec. 22— Lee Dekle «m people traveling in the north. Orno fault o f either Chambers, the gtnally I undentand, negroes were of Tam pa, Fla., and Gus Howerton state, or the dredging company, the squired to remove their hata on en- and T ex Hill of this place, arrested canals were not completed as con­ Unng elevato» and In time white some time ago' on the charge o f con­ templated, and fo r a time dredging men followed the example when wo- spiracy in connection with destruc­ ceased, the result being that the op­ were on the lilt. On the same tion b y fire of the T iger mill Nov. erations released much of the water Principle why do not men take o ff 15, w ere cleared at tho preliminary o f Lako Okeechobee, and tho lands meir hat« when traveling in a street hearing held here today. upon which some o f the settlers had r which also contain* women pasNo evidence against any o f the located wore flooded and were in n •esgtnj" men that would tend to show that they worse condition than before the dig­ And Captain McIntyre got the fol- had the ^plant set on fire, as was ging operations began. At the time lowing t answers from women: ch a rged ,' was, brought out. Dekle Is the application fo r pardon was con­ earn not Bce any rea,on to dis- president o f the Georgia Mining Com­ sidered, condition had greatly chang­ c®urtesy. Courtesy is not pany. That concern had purchased ed, and the soil which had been re­ tion nf Ju * mere,y * n «a m p lifica ­ the T iger plant, paying part o f tho garded by expert witnesses fo r the t i l i '^at a man is. Women never consideration down. The purchase was government as worthless, was found to bo. valuable, fertile, and suscepti­ t o r Z " ' V o decide th,a ipblem made fro m Howard ton's company. Kcnnon DimFollow ing the fire, which burned ble, with cultivation and proper ap­ the greater part o f the plant, the plication o f fertiliser, of raising valu­ the m atter was investigated by „the able crops. Tho attorney general sent 'Just bccaui' franchi, i , *C womcn h *ve been en- state fire marahal’a office and charges special agent to the Everglades to The to effect"th* if 0t n BUÍÍiclc n t reaso n o f conspiracy to commit a felony de­ investigate conditions there. agent's report was very favorable . tru0 tnio gentleman gentle! cour“ **showmen a will to­ veloped. Jt was on these charges that to Chambers, and showed that many the three men .had their preliminary *wn * rd« 4i YJ »«man.»— M r* F« Fenton'Lawoma,L" - Mr*t o n Law- hearing today, and o f which they were o f the representations made to the “ id o not"1 ° f lV° man'“ Clty c l“ b- acquitted. This would appear to finally jury regarding the fertility, etc., of • hate Uo not *«« 7 why ny now now that » « women close the matter. the soil were incorrect. The A ttor­ ney General reported to the presi­ »llh M n t C " ' , " " 1 v° ,ln« rl* ht - n , lhat any established custoni ihn,.i V ' '«»Dilahed dent that there was every Indication JOB 8TECHER that Chambers bought and sold the W A 8 INJURED . lands in entire good faith, that the IN F A S T BOUT ¡ £ « 0h'°. Lm p » oí project failed through no'fault o f his, and that If thea facts since developed (•r tk* imdttil BiiMil Im. íthair r J Schivàtpv S Ü * " *»>“* to 7™ a',ln* O M AH A, Dec. 22.— Joe Stecher, by the department's own Investigation the r e e l« /7 ‘ " I " ' P « 1« * « form er heavyweight wrestling cham­ had been known at the timo o f the pion, a t hotel suffering from neuritis trial and brought to the attention of lot« il n “ *'n ar® n°t suing to the Jury, there would have been no * upon o f neck and left arm. possibility o f convicting him. Under ,h« woman to queatlon ó ¿ I T T depends uP°n these circumstances and on the U Uw *ort of w oST*1 extent* I f «b® BIDS REJECTED ground o f newly developed and new­ wIU bold thta r e ,^ ln. men re,P««t she BY SHIPPING BOARD ly discovered evidence, the Attorney Held of butin. P<Ct n° matter wrhat ^ 4 Ï Ï Ï °L *>0^Uc*t activity WASHINGTON, DeA .2^— AU bid* General recommended that pardon be Schwa» F,or*nce Goff fo r furnishing bunker coal to mer­ granted. , ty Repubita-n^ ° f IUmI,t°n Coun- chant ships at Atlantic and Gulf PuoHcan Executive Committee. 'ports rejected by shipping board. Office supplice at the Herald. ANOTHER MILL REDUCES (By Tk* AuocUUd Pr»u) WASHINGTON, Dec. 22— Carry­ ing fourteen million dollars less than appropriated tast year, annual pension (By Tk* AuocUtoA Prou.) MARTINSVILLE, W. Va., Dec. 22. bill reported out by hous cappropria— Interwoven Mills announced twenty tions committee. Totals two hundred per cent wage reduction and reopen' sixty-five million, five hundred thou­ Ing of plant in January.____________ sand dollars. WAGES MRS. ELMEI Ì IS CLEARED OF THE MURDER CHARGE EDKLE ACQUITTED OF CONSPIRACY •■¡.fri ((By Dy Thè Tk* Au AuocUUd P n i l ) (By Tk* A***cUt*4 f r u ì ) SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 22, Francisco Gomes and Leon Taurel, prominent Mexicans, were ar­ rested toJay charged with con­ spiring to start a military expedi­ tio n against Mexico from the United States. , LLOYD GEORGE SPEAKS ON THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS OUTHERN COURTESY IN THE ELEVATORS I ELKS NATIONAL ' BOWLING CONTEST nELD AT TOLEDO (Br Tk* AnoeUtod JinO TOLEDO, Dec. 22— The Elks nat­ ional bowling tournament wil be held here next February it was announced today. CLEVELAND COMMERCIAL BODIES COMING W ILL VISIT FLORIDA ON A TRIP * FOR THE EXTENSION OF TRADE CLEVELAND, Dec. 22— Membera of yie manufacturers' and wholesale merchants' board o f Cleveland Cham­ ber o f Commerco will leave Cleveland on February 8th on Its 51st trade ex­ tension cxcunlon and outing. The trip w ill take the members to the southern and southeastern states as far as Florida. The party will return February 28th. The board membership almost every year makes a tour, the last one being to Europe in the spring o f 1919 . A "selling Cleveland" trip (s plan­ ned by the membera to the larger dis­ tributing centers of the East, to take place early next spring. The trade extension itinerary o f tho southern trip follow s: Lexington, Ky., February 7th; Knoxville, Tenn., February 8th; Chat­ tanooga, February-9th; Birmingham, Ala., February 11th; Atlanta, Ga., February 12th; Macon and Brunswick, Ga., February 13th and 14th; Jackson­ ville, Fla., February 15th. The outing itinerary will begin February 10th at Tampa, fla . The members-will leave Tampa February 17th and visit In turn all Florida re­ sort points, Including Lakeland, Fort Myers, Punta Gorda, Arcadia, Bartow and Orlando, leaving the latter place on Saturday, February 26th, fo r home. PETE HERMAN . WILL DEFEND CHAMPIONSHIP (Br Tk* AmooUUS rro«*1 NEW YORK, Dec. 22— Pete Her­ man, ;ith e Srorld's' bantam-weight champion, will defend his title tonight with Joe Lynch in a flftene round bout. •' LAKE HELEN PEOPLE ELECT TWO WOMEN A 8 CITY OFFICIALS DELAND, Dec. 22— The town o f Lake'Helen yesterday elected the fo l­ ALL TH E CO-DEFENDANTS lowing officers: Mayor, J. H. How­ ell; councilmcn, J. P. Mace, A. D. A R E ALSO EXON­ Clarkson, Mrs. Clara Carey; clerk, ERATED W. J. Todd; marshall, Ernest Lopes; collector, Mrs. Carrie T. L uff man. STATE FAILS TO M AKE A CASE Irene G. Adams, well known through AGAINST .THE FOUR the state as a Suffragist leader, act­ DEFENDANTS ed as one of the inspectors o f the ' MACON, Ga., Dec. 22— All four o f election. the defendants charged with poison ing Fred H. Shepard o f Houston coun­ ty, for his money, were discharged here late last night by Judge H. A. Mathews o f superior court. The judgo held that even granting that Shepard waa poisoned, the state had not pre­ CAR WITH COACHMAN FAMILY sented sufficient evidence to connect OVERTURNS NEAR HAINES them with the deed. He also declared . CITY YESTERDAY testimony o f experts regarding the alleged poisoning was conflicting. LAKELAND, Dec. 22— Mrs. Wal­ There was a mild outburst of ap­ ter Coachman, o f Jacksonville, is in plause as the preliminary hearing, the Morrell hospital here, seriously, If not fatally injured, nnd her daugh­ which had lasted a week, came to close and then Shepard's widow, now ter, Mrs. William Burbridge o f Jack­ M n . Pauline Elmer o f Jacksonville, sonville, is suffering with a broken leaped up and facing the judge cried: right arm the result *of an automo­ at "Jesus did not walk alone in the bile accident near Haines City garden. I did not walk alone. God 1:30 o'clock yesterday «afternoon. Mr. Coachman, their son, Charles was with me.” The woman's words drifted off into Coachman, and Mr. Burbridge, who incohcrency and suddenly she toppled were In the car also, sustained only over backward, but was saved from a bruises and a severe shaking up. Mrs. Coachman's left arm is brok­ fall by attorneys nearby. Friends crowded around the other defendants en in two places and it is feared she — Mrs. Elmer’s son, Ernest Hopson; sustained concussion o f the brain and her younger sister, Mrs. Iona Henry, possibly internal injuries As well. She and Mrs. Annie^Cutts o f Fitzgerald. has not regained consciuosness since In a few minutes Mrs. Elmer had re­ the accident. The Coachman party, in the elder covered sufficiently to be taken away Coachman’s machino, had just pass­ by her friends. The courtroom, which had been well ed through Haines City and were headed in this direction, an4 going at filled throughout the hearing, was a pretty fast rato o f speed as they crowded tonight and friends o f the approached the curve near the rail­ defendants crowded around to con­ road crossing. It is presumed the gratulate them. As they left the car was too close to the edge o f the court house, thiy were halted again road, and the wheels skidding caused o nthe sidewalk to receive congratu­ it to go into the sand and turn over. lations. Dr. R. R. Kime, o f Orlando, happen­ Evidence was completed today In ed along soon after the accident and the preliminary hearing o f Shepard's administered frist aid to the injured, widow, ow Mrs. Pauline Elmer, her then brought the party here and plecson, Ernest Hopson; hei; younger sis­ de Mrs- 'Coachm an in the hospital. ter, Mrs. Henry, and Mrs. .Cutts, The others o f the party w ere'able to charged with haring caused Shep­ g o to a hotel. ard's death tn order to get possession W alter F. Coachman is chairman o f his fortune. Arguments consumed o f the board o f the Consolidated Na­ the forenoon session o f the court and val 8tores Company, Jacksonville, late today Superior Court Judge Mat­ and one o f' the best known business­ hews presiding announced that a men in the state. \Hls concern owns night session would be held. It was large Interests in this section o f the expected th e judge would render his state and Mr. Coachman is a fre ­ decision before midnight on the ques­ quent visitor here. tion as to whether to hold the de­ First reports were that both Mr. fendants fo r the grand'Jury and If so and M n . Coachman were fatally in­ jured. whether to grant bail. 'ft! MRS. COACHMAN SERIOUSLY HURT ‘ * M 4 M n s -.. - ,P WÊ B i I N •A '2to �S »’ si » v ■- .*„• *P- * tfc.’L v*v. Skiv;.-: 'A G B EIGHT THE SANFORD D A ILY H ERALD, TUESDAY, DECEM BER.21,1920 was threatened with worse than what occurred Sunday night and they ‘ nted he would be killed i f he tried to describe them. Bischoff admitted to the police he believed they would kill him and he stated that he would keep quiet in the future.— Metropolis, ih ESTATE D EALER GIVES I E FACTS A BO U T THE T A R ­ RING AND FEATHERING . John D. Bischoff, the real estate -.operator with offices in the Baldwin ^building who was tarred and feath­ ered by four unidentified, masked w e nearly Sunday night, spent Mon­ (Sr n , JUw'UUd rr»«o day morning In bed at his home at GENEVA, Doc. 2 i.— Twenty-two 719 Oak street. nations today signed the protocol giv­ ' However, according to reports ing executive approval to the league fr o m his home he will be nt his office plan fo r an Jntcmationql court o f In th o afternoon. |justice. Four .countries, Portugal, Reports that he ' intends to lea vet Switzerland, Denmark and Salvador, ' Jacksonville and dispose o f his p r o p -,; agreed to compulsory, arbitration. arty here were denied by persons at] When the parliaments o f the signa­ i V . n i ___ L . i v 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • • i a the BIschofT home Monday morning. tory nations ratify the protocol, the 'Responding to a telephone call at court will immediately become oper­ . f his homo by a man giving the name ative. Inasmuch as the majority o f as "M r. Cummings" /BIschofT was the nations which signed did so only ■ whisked in an automobile from Julia after consulting with the governments and Monroe streets and carried to and parties, the leaguo officials be­ the outskirts of this city. There the lieve that the approval o f the parlia­ automobile was stopped and Bisch­ ments soon will follow. The delegates who signed expressed the hope that o ff w as stripped o f his clothing. The fou r men covered his body with the United States would nt least* givo warm tar and a coat o f feathers was executive approval, notwltiirtsr.-iirg then administered. He was gagged tho fact that it is not a member o f and a silk balck mask was placed tho league. They point out that such over his head. He was carried to the action by the United States would ma­ city in the automobile and was thrown terially strengthen the court’s chances D from the automobile in a crocus sack o f success and encourage all nations ; between Laura and Main streets on to adhere to the court. Tho Ameri­ can g n ^ o n n in t, it is added, could givo Forsythe, shortly before 9:00 p. m. ' Several men standing near a cigar executive consent by sending areprestore on Laura' street were attracted sentative to Geneva to sign the pro­ b y the floundering bag. The bag tocol, then place the matter before tho w as removed from Bischoff’^ head. senate fo r final acceptance. The countries and the order in which Then the gag was taken from his ... mouth and the mask was removed. they signed follow : Portugal, Greece, / BishcofT then told them that he had Paraguay, Japan, Uruguay, Slam, ; been kidnapped by the men and Sweden, Switzerland, Salvador, South Africa, China, Poland, Brazil, New ^ fe a th e r e d . i Someone telephoned the police Zealand, Norway, Denmark, Holland, ^headquarters and shortly afterwards Indir^ Italy, France, Great; Britain ■-* nautomoblle filled with patrolmen and Panama. -and detectives arrived on the scene. rB lschoff was taken to the police etation and was later carried to his homo in Riverside in the police . I t is supposed that Bischoff was tarred and feathered because o f a letter written by him assailing Tho Florida Metropolis fo r its stand on IAmericanism. Bischoff flayed The .M etropolis because o f a story recently published in this paper call f a r the Germans "Huna." i The letter was published on t h e l * ,rt* U? n bu,!ne,fl and P a r t i e s o f " fr o n t page o f The Florida M etropolis: tbo Adam8» American, Wells Fargo i Saturday and created keen b itte r -,4 ° ° - and Southern Express comneas against Bischoff. In B isch off s , Pan,c* ,nto 1118 American Railway E x­ letter he declared that he w o u ld , Pre88 Company. Tho commlsalon said boycott Tho Metropolis and see t h a t ,that U wa8 thc,r bel,cf ^ th® Publ,c ^ h ie friends In thia city would cancel iwould * * * ** 8Crved b? one consolldaVtheir advertisements. . «t* d company serving all lines with S On BiaehofTs back a placard read -1 C(lua^ cates. ’ Jar, " I am a Hun," was glued by 7,18 P8™ 11 granted by the commls? ter. There was not a space on his 8,on waB h*8« 1 on an «PpHcaHon filed ‘ body more than an inch wide t h a t ,1*? tho fo a r express companies last ’ w as not» covered with tar and March, feathers according to patrolmen w h o } The commission divided on the quessaw him at headquarters Sunday 4100 o f permitting tho express connight. ' solidstion, effected by tho rsllrosd ad­ v, A huge crowd gathered at th e ! mlnlatrmtlon as a w ar measure to bo ■cane' when Bischoff w as removed made Permanent, Commlsalonera *Mcfrom the sack, n e was carried to |Chord and Meyer dissenting from tho th« police station where he m ade» majority and presenting aminority reJ lls identity known. L eter be was P°rt written by the former. S te n te d to his home in the police The consolidation, the dissenting re1 Ambulance. port *“ «rted, "creates a monopoly" According to Bischoff someone and "destroys every semblance o f com- ' Bischoff entered the car, according WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.— Tho govto his statements at the polico station eminent today entered suit against i;«n d w as rapidly driven to the out- John D. Rockefeller ' fo r $202,078, skirts o f the city. He was stripped ' charging that his income tax report) o f his clothing when reaching a spot was "incorrect, misleading and false." »b o o t six miles from the city, ho Tho government alleged that on his Mid. return filed March 18, 1920, Mf. Rock­ ; H e was forced to put his hands cfeller failed to include in it as part behind his back after he was stripped o f his incorno 60,104 shares o f Illlno f his-clothing. Ills hands were tied ois Pipò Line Company and 07,176 and he was gagged. The men then shares o f the Prairie Pipo Lina Comproceeded to pour tar and feathers on pany. his body. While he was being tarred, Mr. Rockefeller is in the South, but according to his statements to tho his representative here tonight issued . police, one o f the men lectured him a statement declaring that pipe line »• on "Americanism.0 1 company shares mentioned in the - * H e stated to the police that the charge were acquired In 1916 as stock. W m m told him that i f he was n ot dividends, which, under arale o f the ^isettefled with the United States he United SUtes ' Supreme Court, they .<' and others with the same attitude contended, ar euntaxable. , shounld return to their native land. The amount sought in the suit filed H e w as also lectured on the part today, the statement added, Mr. R»>ck‘ Hbe soldiers did in the recent w ar efeller believes Is not legal taxation ■*’ and "O ne hundred per cent Ameri- and decllnes to pay pending a decision csnlsm " was the keynote o f tho o f tho courts. B speech, according to .hla report to -------------- —— ----- H the police. The Dally Herald subscription list j p W hile being returned to the city, is growing so rapidly that new carBischoff declared that t* was Tier boys are necessary each week. If warned not to attempt to deocribe you do not get your papor promptly the men who kidnapped him. He phone 481. James is equally responsibly with HUNTERS 8BB HORSE Raymond W> S ch u ck in the cornmlaV « . W IT H W lK Q g sion o f the crime." PASCAGOULA, Miss., Dec. 21.— Paul disappeared on October 5 with 140,000 in cash and $30,000 In A party o f sportsmen, returning home checks which he was taking from a Sunday evening from an outing on Camden bank to a Philadelphia bank« Horn Island, reported seeing for the ing firm. Eleven days later his body first time in their lives a flying horse, was found in a shallow grave in the or pegasus, which they declare had Jersey pines in Burlington county. been grasing on the island. Suspicion was directed to James, who This hypostomldlan fish resembled was the last person seen with Paul. a donkey w ith wings, the sportsmen Schuck was later arrested as an ac- Jaay. Its head was flat and the snout complice. Both are alleged to have 1quite long. An attempt w as made to made confessions, accusing each oth* •shoot the hlppodame, but the swift* or o f tho crime. Paul, they said, w a s ■winged animal made his iscape be* beaten to death with an nutom obile1 ncath the cerulean waters o f the gulf. tiro iron. . Local prohibition officials arc said'to be considering an investigation. Everything fo r the office at the Herald Printing Co. We can fit you The Herald Printing Qo. has ev­ out with all that you need in fine erything in the office supply line that printed stationery and office supplies you are needing. The price is right o f all kinds. also. Let us fit you up with your stationery and office supplies. Killed Paul to Rob Him o f $40,000— Alleged Confederate Claimed ‘ He Did Job. * CAMDEN, N. J;, Dec. 21, Frank J. Jamps was convicted yesterday o f murder in the first degree without any recommendation fo r mercy by a Jury in connection with tho killing o f David S. Paul, Camden bank messen­ ger. . During the trial James’ plea o f a “ taint Of insanity in tho blood" was refused by Justice Knatxcnback. He ruled that unless the defense sub­ mitted cvidenco to provo that James was insane at the timo o f the killing o f Paul, no testimony could be enter­ tained to show that tho prisoner’« mind might have been unbalanced when he commitod tho crime. In summing up fo r the prosecu­ tion, Mr. Wolverton said: "It doe« not matter who struck tho fatal blow. „ Get some o f those lato postcards at the Herald office. The Valdes Ho­ tel, the Welaka Block, the Seminole Hotel and other points o f interest. Only ono cent each. Send a Sanford card to your friends. CLARK AND DRAKE ! WORK FOR BLACK , f l y q u a r a n t in h WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 1 .- A hes^ ing to consider the reatrictinT£ movement o f fruits and vegetsLw ? ora;Cube, the Bahamas, J a n u ic M ? Canal Zone, Costa Rica, Haiti, Fhliu Fine Islands, Ceylon and Java on aL count of the citrus black fly, U f c u . conducted; today by the department^ Florida, and Upshaw o f Georgia, were among some 50 represents«?!» o f the fruit industry in the United States who appeared beforo the board in favor o f the quarantine. C. C. Gowdey, government ento­ mologist o f Jamaica; E. K. Knight, from the Isles o f Pines; A. Tynes Smith, o f the Bahamas; E. Rccnztr and John C. Johnson; dircstor of plant sanitation from Cuba, opposed the Have you seen that beautiful line o f box stationery at the Herald o f­ The way to pay tho expenses of the fice? Just the thing fo r "The Girl" country fo r the next four years Is to fo r Christmas. Get it printed with lay a tax on applications for Fede:* her monogram. al offices.— New York World. And our Big Store is just filled with.new and seasonable goods for the ladies and children—substantial Xmas Gifts that will not only please the eye of the beholder but will be and a joy forever to those who receive them. Ladies' Waists, In all the very latest patterns, fresh from the Blankets, nice warm wool or cotton fleeced blankets at prices that will sell them. will please "h e r " most. Handkerchiefs make best Old Santa is here and his pres­ Christmas G ifts and y e always acceptable Get in quantities ence is felt In every department o f our big store. W e have ju s t for the holidays and for every what you want In all lines.. Come • occasion - thereafter. In and look them over. the manufacturers. The G ift that Table Linens that are good at holiday time and any time. The best gifts that money can buy. A Deep Regard for Members of the Family is Best Expressed with Gifts of Apparel and SANFORD Speers is the Popular Shopping Place. F L O R ID A �THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1220 . * . * . i- ■ , | MICKIE SAYS ■ O n e.n ä h cannot remove a mountain. It! ü « . I • O x i l ü * .quiresa force o f meni. No longer does one m finance great and successful enterprises Investors, both large and small pulling t and confidence that enables large comp TH E SOUTHERN UTILITIES C O M PA Q ___________________ Editor l’Ut.g r o a t things fo r the community, d ly , county” and state and R. J. HOLLY N . J. LI LLARD -.Seeretary-Treasurer with your conydence, hearty co-operation and investment, it will General Manager be in a position to do greater things. Invest today huthe SOUTH­ f l . A . NEEL ERN UTILITIES COMPANY’S 8 PER CENT CUMULATIVE ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK, which can be acquired for cash or Circulation Manager installments. There is none better. / M H U M f l <WT PttUCp W Nfc \ «NW V * fcWtf QptNTfM ,*\\x v jo o s a t e CWV.MOOOO m b u s m u ' f A£CO»M»Nn MOM.**** I ViOSOOS BAAS'. u& 'aft aourti»»' *kR£\MSpfcVEtv\ \am* tVe oust aixttctc f v » m t1 f■ *tw neam* *w ncv ooowtavtuovu l a r r r e a V» t o m k o b t ' J V «o p p a tM a good ) Phone Herald Office 148 or G4. AâTMtiûac Ka Im R ii* X i m •• Applictltoa jubilant voice o f Chriatmas, with Its promise o f love, joy and blessing. Let us all join <n the friendly spirit of the season o f larger human charity and deeper brotherly love. D«lU«r*d In City hy C»rrUr Member o f the Associated Press CH ARITY SHOULD HOME. BEGIN AT Colonel Bob Davis writes the fol­ lowing pretty story for the Gaines­ ville Sun: Yesterday we stood fo r a moment watching the people pass in and out o f one o f our popular grocery stores. Amongst them wo noticed a woman, The older w c grow the less we like carrying a child in her arms. We to see Christmas come fo r it moons stood where we could watch her in­ much worry and a "goneness” in the side the store. W c saw her tool; wist­ region o f tho pistol pocket. fully among tho laden shelves but she made no purchase. Then she .A n d anyhow some folks are w orry­ ing because some one took the “ r i" out o f Christmas on the first day o f last January o r thereabouts and sinco that <ime there is danger o f going Only three more days until Christ After having passed the shortest day In the year successfully we can perk up, today ^cing on the next lap fo r a longer day nnd one more day closer to that good old summer time when we can go fishing and take a day off now and then without holding up the paper. With all the talk about building in Sanford there is going to be some­ thing doing sure enough. There should lw id' dull «.umir.er months here w ith everything moving even though there Is no summer baseball team. JOE BARM AN W ILL RETIRE m ight aggravate the dread disease ■that is working havoc with one o f the beat fellows that ever lived and Joe' Earman’s retirement from the news­ paper field will be a sad blow to his many friends and he has legion*, fo r J o e is a square fellow, loyal to his friends, fa ir to his enemies and be­ lieves in going straight to the core on any and all subjects. He has a atyle o f writing all his own and the Falm Beach Post has occupied a big place In the ranks o f Florida journal­ i s t It is nil right, Joe. Come to Hanford and get well and you enn still liavo many years to live and get back In the game again. You will never be able to entirely give up either poli­ tics or newspapers and we all hope you will never be compelled to do cither. W e need square men In both branches. FORESTS AND THEIR RELATION TO THE CITRUS INDUSTRY Will the cutting, down o f our for­ ests result in disaster to our citrus industry? The ameliorating influence o f great bodies o f woodland hns long been acknowledged by scientists who have made climatic matters a speci­ alty. But the intimate relation between forests and rainfall did not need a scientific Investigation to be estab­ lished. It ha salways been a matter of common knowledge which found its expression in t^c old time saying, “ ■niere'Il be no cold weather right now because there is too much water in the woods and the ground Is too THE VOICE OF CHRISTMAS wet." The desire o f planters to locate a grove in the lee o f a big body o f The voice of Christmas sings woodland, or on the right side o f sweetly, clearer and stronger today some lake, is another proof of tho than ever before. camo thing. Tho Old Timer knows Tho song the herald angels sang what it takes tho newcomer some time over the midnight plains o f Bethle­ to learn, it may bo by a sad experi­ hem rings round the world with un­ ence. The forest makes n valuable ending beauty— soaring nbove the windbreak, and tho lake gives protec­ battle fields and the monuments o f tion against frost nnd cold. «rim e, telling o f the grace that suves. Heavy forests insure n regularity It makes' new harmony in the o f rainfall unknown elsewhere. The minds of men, bringing them to a |forest conserves the rain that falls higher consciousness o f the signifi­ cance of Peace on Earth, Good Will within its aren fo r a considerable time, allowing It to seep Into the t o Men! As the Jiymn thnt greeted the Nnz- ground and gradually find Its way arene finds its way to the hearts o f to the lakes and rivers, thus keep­ tnne, civilization becomes better, no­ ing them at a uniform level. Cut down the forests and the rain that bler nnd truer, day by day. Whatever your creed inay be, how­ fells runs off rapidly to the creeks ever you mny regard thnt wonderful nnd rivers causing destructive floods, figure In the Garden o f Gethsemane, but leaving the ground practically you cannot fail to be exalted by the ns dry ns it was before the rain, and Christmas Candies Nuts and Nut Meats, All Kinds Plum and Fig Pudding Dates, Figs, Cluster Raisins Grape Juice, Virginia Dare and Claret Mince Meat, Dry and Moist Goodwin’s Cakes, All Kinds Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis In Our State H | | J*-, * *D eane Tj tu rn er Phone 497 - - tong and disastrous droughts follow. The levels o f many Florida takes aria materially lower than they were some years ago. This is confirmed by the records o f surveyors, as well as by the memorials o f old residents. That it Is due to the denudation of timber lands cannot be doubted. Again large pine forests have an especial value as windbreaks. A ny­ one who has ever ridden along a country road with a fore At on his windward side must have noticed the difference in the temperature, and the stillness o f the air. The tall pine forests break up the wind currents nnd drive them to the higher atmosphere where they do no damage. The citrus growers along the lower east const recognize the vnluo o f these natural windbreaks TRAIN SCHEDULE nnd spend much money to reproduce Corrected on November \p, 1020. them. Citrus trees do not like wind Southbound and arc not lit their best under windy conditions. Nottc tho condition o f tho Arrive Departs groves after n fro st and ylu wilj sec that the trees on the outside, whero 2:30 a. pi. 2:40 m. m. they have been exposed to wind arc 8:40 a. m. most injured. The trees in the mid­ ____ 1:28 p.m . 1:38 p. m. dle o f the grove, where they are some­ _____2:55 p.m . 3:20 p. m. what sheltered from kite winds will be ____ 7:30 p.m . 7:45 p. m. comparatively uninjured. The history North Bound o f the citrus industry is illuminat­ Arrive Departe ing. It formerly extended fnr to the ___ _ 1:48 a.m . 2:03 a.m . northward o f its present boundaries, ____ 11:45 a.m . 12:05 p.m . but with the cutting down o f the ____ 2:35 p.m . 2:55 p.m . great pine forests which formed, a ____ 4:00 p.m . 4:05 p.m . great natural barrier to the cold winds ____ 10:00 p. m. and killing frosts it has been driven Leeeburg Branch farther and farther south, Our real Arrive Departs estate men talk knowingly about the 7:30 a. m. "frost line," but their talk Is purely 7:35 p.m . Imaginative. Such a lino docs not ___ 4:00 p.m . exist. Fronts have been known ns far ___ 11:65 a. m. south ns Key W est, nnd may happen again. It is not beyond the bounds Trilby Branch o t iniuginntio i to n o / *1 at tho time Arrive Departs may come when orange growing in a 8:00 a .m . land stripped o f its forests may be­ 8:25 p. m. come a perilous enterprise, and wc ___ 0:30 p.m . shall lose our greatest asset, our al­ ___ 2:00 p.m . ways genial climate. Oviedo Branch We should take warning by thc^exArrivo Departs pcrlcncc of China, where millions ard ___ 11:00 a. m. dying from fam ilc, nnd death swinga his destroying scythe where there ore no crops for men to gather. In a cer­ tain district no rain has fallen fo r Dally, except Sunday. tight months, nnd ns there are no trees there are no reserves of moist­ ure, hence no crops, and the inhabi­ tants arq dying off like flies. A tree­ less land cannot support ngront pop­ ulation, and tho soil gradually deter­ iorates nnd becomes worthless fo r cultivation. W c should conserve our forests nnd plnnt new ones while It la yet time.—Tnmpn Times. rpHIS is a question that many parents are * asking themselves. Why n ot give them something worth whilq? * Open a bank-book in the little one’s ow n name and put the bank book In his stocking. ONE DOLLAR will open the account. P. S.; A bank book is a nice present for the grown up children, too. F. P. Forster, President. A m p le Stocks B. F. Whltner, Cashier, P r o m p t Delivery Cotton Seed Meal Nitrate Soda one C a s t o r P om ace Kainit Our P r ic e s Will Save You M on ey CH ASE & COM PANY . Service That Counts We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility • EAT FRUIT FO R VITAMINES JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 21.—"W hy do we cat fr u its ?” asks the Journal o f tho American Medical Association in on article on their well-established great value in the diet. Their calory vnluo is low, they contain no fats nnd scarcely any protein, although sonic contain n certain amount o f sugar nnd starch. They nre not val­ uable contributors of the mineral salts needed by tho body nnd their lnxntivu organic acids nre offset \by their indigestible'wnxes, gums and cellulose. "Recent investigations demonstrat­ ed that the food value of fruits lies in their content o f vitamincs, that group o f ns yet Ill-defined properties or substances which promote wellbeing in ways that still require eluci­ dation. "The fresh juices o f the edible parts of the orange, lemon and grape­ fruit contain tho vitamlno frequently Hpokcn of as water soluble B or antlncurltic vitamlno. It is, indeed, sur­ prising to lenm thnt the potency o f orange Juice, f o r oxnmplc, in tho water-soluble vitamlno, is comparable, volume for volume, with thnt of cow’s milk. This must not be understood, of course, to apply to these nutri­ ments as sources o f energy, but only to the pontents o f vitamlno. It is even hinted that orange Juice mny contain some fa t soluble vitamlno. It Is, Indeed, surprising to learn that citrus fruit has acquired a dietary popularity. The advocates of a n a ­ tional temperance drink may bo dis­ appointing In the relatively poorer showing o f grape juico ns a source o f vita mine. "Apples and pears arc not devoid o f vltoniinc o f the water-soluble va­ riety, though they, cannot be rated as rich In this food factor. Prunes arc apparently somewhat richer in Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street Cor lot receiver» and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce Consignments Solicited Rtftrtnctt i Produce Reporter Co., Ntw York National State and City Bank Pure, Sweet, Wholesome i THE HOOVER Suction Sweeper Delivered Freah E v e ry Day Demonstrated In your home. Christmas orders should be giv­ en Early. MILLER’S BAKERY « B. E. WILLIAMS or G. A . DREKA, DeLand ' Daytona Beach 198-26tp S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S FOR TH E FIRST C O M P L E T E H O U SE B IL L The Citizens o f Sem inole County Dolly Service Phone 66 ELECTRICAL CHRIST­ M AS GIFTS TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, IlA lIl CURLERS, HEATERS, CLEANERS, IRONS, SEWING MACHINES, WASHING MA­ CHINES. Conic In nnd make your selec­ tion now. 105 Palmetto Avc. Post Cards at the Herald office, l e . , v n • lit Aak Your Dank About Ui Florida Sanford F. P. RINES Welaka Building Richmond, Va, Phone 481 LISTEN—A L L YE FAIR PEOPLE _i WHILE WE TELL ABOUT WHILE W E SING ABOUT The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921 THIS IS TO BE THE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET H BLB1T IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS. It la to embrace the products, official or private, o f flv® r*08* ties in the beat «action o f the state. TH AT’S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. WE A S K YOU-WII*1 YOU HELP? Johnnie J. Jones' remarkable United Shows, bigger and b«lRr will occupy our ground» from December to tho time o f opening th* Fair in order to get ready for It. W. R. O’NEAL J. L. GILES C. E. HOWARD Secretery President Treasurer �-r r>sx:..t S1Vt^dP~r**3TT-'HT:<t THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, W EDN ESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1920 Ii^ e^ S le labo r ON STATE ROADS . TinK 18 MADE BY TI1B l 8UGf;.?AD O FAU TO M O BILE ’ ^A SSO C IA T IO N 1 i>c 21 <—“W un* {• I WASHlNGTO^^ wjdeI|prCJld pro. t f pl05rniethC mo»t logic«! answer to, would be th . prompt 5,« «i‘u#ti0" fhis „c o w lot** ln th0 U lw tlon of M of nn interstate I building o{pl gcom^ ent8 David Jame^ _r.M*nt of the America»« A^oiatlon, which has been o°bil,e A ,* identified with roads c £ .» > ,< ,r m " , , o n "l « r a o m W d that when approached route two CoefW,, «-.00000,000 additional K f ‘Z o ' t h e ■Federal *i*x ,h. F ... continues Mr. Jame¡¡J i t was set forth that this monr *cB' L h cai|cd for nn equal nmount r f , « several .tales, would eorve on roads build!»* and absorb f S h . labor which It was antldwah Sd *o»u "Ml1 ,,om ,h,!, “ 7 * SLion of the big struggle. BeS f S l , total of « 100,000 000 from £ % o n . l treasury »"d 'h e several «3,000,000 was added to the » 0 i> Previously appropriated f i t h e construction of roads in hed,nl forest reserves. •Bat the period of non-employr*at did not arrive, besides which a ,* w„ difficulty in obtaining matcrials and their shipment and the abcormal prices cut down very subitiBtially new road mileage. Present bastions, h iw « w . nro that the npply of labor in the near future w * considerably exceed the demand, and hence a recurse to important publb improvements would be a direct means of stnbliung labor conditions. Sorely there can be no greater bene­ fit conferred upon the entire country th« by the building o f highways which will materially reduce the cost of rtinsportation and facilitate the oehanite of farm nnd manufactured products between the country dis­ trict! and the centers of population. “Congress could not net moro wise­ ly than to pass at this short session the Townsend bill calling fo r the cre­ ation of a Federal commission to lay out a great system of Interstate high­ ways and nrrange with the several states for the prosecution o f this nat­ ional undertaking at the very earliest noDxnt. The building o f roads is ost thing which will unquestionably improve conditions, and w e are all * * * r. * * A D D ITIO N A L LOCALS S P E C I A L S FOR CHRISTMAS The Brltlih parliament has a bill CAN ADA NOW H A 8 before it appropriating 1300,000,000 A REGULAR NAVY for the navy an d$10,000,000 fo r air­ planes. The English navy is already HALIFAX, D ec. 22.— With the ar­ the largest ip tho world. rival In this p ort o f his majesty’s Canadian ships Aurora, Patriot and Christmas Cards, Seals, and T ags PnUician, the .Domlntyn navy, which at M obley’s Drug Store. 219-tfc heretofore haa existed nominally It is tho advice o f the experts o f the through possession of the Rainbow and NIobc, cruisers o f on ancient pat­ Florida Agricultural College that vel­ tern, today flung to the breeze the vet bean Is one o f tho best crops banners of martlme strength and pre­ growri in the state, not only, fo r feed pared to take rank with other "naval b u t'to fertilize the land. Arrange to plant some next season. pow ers" of the w orld. T ho vessels, a cruiser and two de­ Beautiful Minnehaha Moccasins at stroyers, were presented to tho Do­ A. Banner's, Sanford Ave. 21 G-12c minion government by Great Britain. FULL LINE OF AUSTIN-NICHOLS’ NEW YORK STATE “ SUNBEAM ” GOODS— EVERYTHING TH AT GOES TO M AKE YOUR FRUIT CAKES AND CHRISTMAS PUDDING— ALL GUARANTEED PERFECT. ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF “OVER-SEA” GOODS, NATIONALLY ADVERTISED AND GUARANTEED ~ Tho production o f turpentine and resin in France in 1010 exceeded any i; :v -previous period. The turpentine out­ Goaded '‘Prospect" Finally Forced, In put wan 35,000 metric tons, and resin 8alf-D«fense, to Rise to tha 120,000 tons, valued at 180,000,000 Occasion Hsrself. franca. ECSTASY If! THE SALESROOM “ But this Is such s sweet little Bureau Scarfs, Table Covers, and model, honey. Perfect on you. Look Baby Blankets, now on sale.— A. Ban­ at the quullty o f ;thl^duvetyn, dearie. 21G-12tc Now, honey, did you ever see such ner. tines?” THE CITY M ARKET IS HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BEST MEATS OF EVERY KIND— BOTH WESTERN AND FLORIDA , There may have been heroes of grand opera who could h»nke love with the fluency and Intensity o f a sales­ girl drawing near to a sale, hut no expert ezlata whose ardor can thus flame when the actual moment of de­ cision between the higher and the low­ er comes, "writes Marian Storm In the New York Evening Post "Lots of little girls that buy these little suits Just leave off their little blouses and wear them like little onepiece dresses. Now, this little style, dearie, was made for you, Look, honey, not n wrinkle In back. Isn’t It love* ly on herT—appeals to another enrap­ tured creature— “ Isn’ t she Just the lit­ tle girl to wear this little model! Of course, not every one can wear this little suit, dearie. It lakes a figure, honey, Just like you've lot. I wear u.e frame suit myself. "Dearie, In two weeks you couldn't buy this'little suit for half tlic price again. Isn’t It lovely on her? I snld, honey, when you came In; There's the girl that can wear that little aped a l we got todny.’ Now turn around. dear. You won’ t have to do a thing to It Length— Just right, honey. Sleeves—Just right, honey. "Sweetness,'* she urged, at passion­ ate cllnmr, "don't let a little chance like this go by I Dearie, If you only Last Reason Florida shipped 10,707 care o f grnpefruit; California shipped 378 cars, nnd Arizona 25. The ship­ ments o f oranger last season from Florida wero 10,007 cars; California, 28,830; Arizonn, 03, and Alabama 5. Î - :- THIS IS THE BIG STORE—THE STORE T H A T CAN FJLL YOUR EV­ Remember tho children with some of Zano Grey’s, Eleanor Portera’ and Booth Tarklngton’a Interesting books at Mobley’s Drug Store. 210-tfc ERY W A N T FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS D IN N E R IT W ILL SAVE LOTS OF WALKING OR PHONING IF YOU GIVE US YOUR ENTIRE ORDER Secretary of Agriculture Meredith has naked congress fo r an appropria­ tion o f 11,000,000 to enable the depart­ ment, through tho forest service, to co-operate with the states In forestf,-o protection an dother forestry work in the next fiscal year. Beautiful assortment of Lion brand shirta fo r gifts a t greatly reduced prices.— A. Banner. 216-12tc -♦- GREAT BIG RIPE HENS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS . DINNER CITY MARKET JUST CALL 113 OR 114 AND WE’LL DO THE REST |F , , _ , A t a recent fur sale In London 300,Just received a new shipment o f 000 American skunk skins, 450,000 W. L. Douglas Shoes. Men's, Ladles American opossum skins, 35,000 Am er­ and Children’ll shoes at reduced prl*. ican coon skins and 1,000,000 rabbit es.—Banner’s Store, Sanford Avcnuo. skins were sold.' Thirty kinds o f akins 21G-12tc were offered on a falling market. California truck growora complain B ox Fruit— Mixed ( boxes fru it that the increased freight rates will # "But, oh, my beloved," returned the goaded customer half fiercely. ’The packed to order. Parcel Post boxes and cnrtoonq a specialty. W ater’s price I The price I" Bandy Bitchcn. ' 213-tfc put them out o f business. They say that the new ratC9 on celery, lettuce, etc., approximately 50 per cent, will paralyze the vegetable growing Indus try o f that state as far as tho eastern mnrkets are concerned. Tho rail­ roads may need tho money, bub crops cannot be grown at a loss. A nice assortment o f Sterling S il­ ver and Gold Eversharp Pcno'li and Fountain Pens at Mobley’s D ru g Store. 210-tfc Buy Christmas Seals and put them on all o f your pnekages. It means another life saved from the W hite Plague. "Breed, Feed, Weed, Rend and Suc­ ceed. Uso>Purc-brcd Sires." This le­ gend, n regular live stock sermon, ap­ propriately arranged was printed on tho gable of the cattle bam where it could be seen by visitors at the recent Grange Fair o f St. Joseph county.Michigan. # Braclct Watches, Electric Lamps, Smoking Sctr, Casscro’ e and other Sheffield silverware fo r holiday gifts. —A. Banner, Sanford ave. 215-12tc The American consul at Rome re­ ports that Gorman concerns arc bid ding strongly fo r tho Italian trade in agricultural implements. One German firm which had circulated a 500-page catalogue, in Italian, with prices co v cring spare parts o f American mo chines, has cut heavily Into tho Amer­ ican trade. WADS PRICE $2.75 TO $8.00 IN BOXES O F 25 and 50 HAVA TAMPA TAM PA NUGGET AMERICUS PORTINAS LaPR E FE R E N TIA All Brnnds o f Cigarettes in Christmas Boxes A big selection o f good books fo r old and young at popular prices at Mobley’s Drug Store. 219-tfc ATTRACTIVE ASSORTM ENT I f you want to buy a locomotive write to tho chief o f U. S. Engineers Washington, D. C. Ho has 44 loco motives, n portion o f thos coriginally built « f o r Imperial Russian govern­ ment, 100 o f which already hnvo been purchased and now nre in , operation on Americnn railroads, to be sold at fixed price of $25,000 each. CHRISTMAS BOOKLETS ____________Cards, Seals and Stickers______ SAFETY RAZORS rn V H ™ E V E R -R E A D Y A U T O STROP DURHAM DUPLEX, GEM, MILADY DeCOLLETE $1.00 TO $12.00 WATERMAN’S FOUNTAIN PENS Place Y our FORD Today. A . Banner has a big line o f hoi! day goods, dolls, velocipedes, etc, 213215 Sanford Ave. 21G-12tc St. Petersburg’s tent city, the new suburb opened in the city, hns over­ flowed its original boundaries am M ayor Mitchell has Just secured some ton acres of land additional, which is now open to tho campers who desire to live In their cars or tents that they carry. The population of lent city Is nowi about GOO, and every day sees new arrivals. LVERSHARP PENCILS appropriate fo r any m em ­ ber of the Family $1.50 TO $8.00 JO T WATER BOTTLES WITH A TW O Y E  R S GUARANTEE PRICE $3.00 TO $5.00 Immediate Mohawk Sheeta, 81x90, $2.15 each. — A . Banner, Sanford Ave. Phone 550. 216-12tc A n embargo on wool and sheep im­ portation was urged Dec. 0, before tho House Ways and Means and the Sen­ ate Agriculture vcommlttecs by repre­ sentatives of wool growers. Stated that such legislation was necessary to save a great industry threatened by collapse o f wool and sheep markets. Said that there is now in storage in the United States 090,000,000 pounds of w ool, enough fo r two years’ supply. ÏÏÀe t/ ie x a il S to r e Phone 325 * *♦ ty " P r a c tic a l C h r is t m a s fo r 1921 * * now well aware o f tbs fset that pubHe sentiment la overwhelmingly in fa v o r o f maximum activities In this regard, iw m nation, state and coun­ Prescription Druggists : -* /--'»tvA yS Is «' — 3 i m i ï u ,eu?Ju E D W A R D HIGGINS Phone 3 31 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22,1920 P A G E FOUR . ->•. -■* * ' . - • TIMES STAFF BIDS GOOD-BYE AND GOOD LUCK TO CO-WORKEns WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.— The farm er»’ organizations o f the country, which maintain a formidable lobby here, have decided to begin a cam­ S O C IA L CALENDAR FOR t h e ot b u k WEEK ,invoW njr . high c - r r U g . co .t, I, . w<,rHU„gte„ . „ U r lo g « « o r o f paign in favor o f high tariff on farm products. It Is asserted by the repre­ I"“ * ?“ 1 •nd « " " T 1“ « «I HorUI writ«# o f th . p .p o r, . llttl. sentatives o f these organisations that Wednesday,.11 , f o r ooMorrtng n.tur.1 r t.o o r c , „ hlcll u>, „ „ o r . sentiment In favor o f the removal o f mont o f h « n.tton dem and, odj-q u at. and lhelr torm cr cotton, com , wheat, cattle, w ool and Worthington h „ boon manag- other products from the free list Is grow ing among farm er members o f congress. Surprisingly largo Imports o f those articles, combined with the depres­ sion In the price o f all agricultural products, Is responsible fo r the sen­ timent, which is particularly strong among southwestern and western members. _ fsured. The Times bunch will miss Thomas W, Page, chairman o f the SHARPSHOOTERS PATROL j the ''c h i e f mightily. United . States tariff commission, at NEW YO RK 'S STREETS * Th‘ “ Pr“ cr*t. . ,nc,udeJr Mr. and the request o f a member o f congress _______ j Mrs J. E. Worthington, Mr. and Mrs. has prepared statistics o f farm im­ NEW YORK, Dec. 22— Armed w ith 'C . C Worthington, Miss Bella O'Don- ports that came in duty free^ fo r the repenting rifles, twenty shnrpshoot-' oghue, who is rearing os society cdl- year ending June 30th. The figures ers o f the New York police force tress o f The Times fo r "better nr csurprislng to members o f conInst night scoured the city in nuto- things, Mr. and M tf. J. T. Rovlra »; gross who represent agricultural mobiles in n hunt fo r bandits.' Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Plnss, Miss May Me-Constituencies, Hero nrc some o f M r. and Mrs. W. E. Watson have Each sharpshooter, a picked man Nair, C. G. Mullen, Paul L. Murphy, them: as their house-guest for tho holidays from the police rfile squad, was nc- Joe Mickler, Tom Davis, Ray Vance Com , 10,220,240 bushels. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Kcelor o f Phila­ rompnniod by three detectives nnd and Joe Butzloff. Wheat, 4,744,712 bushels. delphia. o uniformed patrolman. Under orMm. J. T. Rovira, gracious in the *W h cot flour, 167,898 barrels. ders to shoot every tuspect who at- TOi0 0f toastmistrem, called on each Cattle, 675,328 head. tempted to escape them, the men o f tho Btafr fo r a words 0f f are. W ool, 427,678,038 pounds. searched the highways and byways waU to ^ Worthingtons and to Miss During the four months o f July, of tho city throughout the night. o ’Donoghue, All were emphatic In August, September and October o f Other drastic measures to c u r b ' deciarin(r theIr « g r e t over the dethis yenr Imports o f principal fnrm ... ew York's crime w ove, which today turc q ( part o f tho C. G. products were as follow s: nOUSE PARTY swept the ciyts border nto nearby Mu„ j mana^ r o f ^ Com , 6,317,376 bushets. D r. and Mrs. J. N. Robson are hav­ New Jersey owns were launched by TJ 8n,d hc ^ to aeo the Wheat, 12,040,641 bushels. ing a house party which is to Inst police officials and judges. Removal. ^ nlhllindcr bloB8om forth Wheat flour, 221,080 bcarrsl. through the holidays. All. o f the of Police Commissioner Enright was i . ,, ..., Wool, 44,436,246 pounds. guests are in this part o f our country proposed 1. . resolution Introdoeed s t l n, l c“ d ° l * W« kly wllWn Cattle, 142,139 head. fo r the first time and the pleasures a meeting of the board of aldermen.!® . , . . Free war materials, according to one always has on a house-party are The resolution was tabled, however. I ^ orthingtons expressed their Texas, bein g enlarged by the natural beauty Similar’ action was taker, on a rcso®l lc* v1n* ' ®nd Invlted 0,8 Representative Blanton o f o f F lorida.’ Each day Dr. and Mrs. lution to appoint a special commit- whole bunch to drop in on them whena Democrat, has almost bankrupted newsouthern producers who by law are Robson are taking their guests on tee to investigate the police depart- they got established in their ^____ ___ . ___ „ __ . to buy everything they trip s o f Interest to Daytona, to Or- ment and report to Governor-elect home. Miss O'Donoghue neglected to required iandq and they expect to motor down Miller, nnd on another to request the extend this invitation, but there were j purchase in aprotected marked and police commissioner to furnish the extenuating circumstances. ’ sell everything they produce In a the E a st coast Mr, Worthington, who severed his free market. T h e guests who are enjoying the board with information concerning all hospitality o f Dr. and Mrs. Robson arcsts made In Nwe York City dur- official connection with the Times | Western members nrc opposed to a re: Dr. C. Singleton Creedln and Ing 1920. An increase in the police,w ith Saturday's edition, is still in the the free wool and meat provisions fa m ily and Mr. C. Martin o f Ander­ force o f 769 men w as authorized b y .c ity but expects to leave fo r Lake 0f the Underwood tariff law. They son, S. C.; Miss Elizabeth Barbot o f the board of estimate, nn issue o f |Wales some time this week.— Tampa wjj| make a drive to secure the re­ ipcal o f these provisions. The ways W lnthrop College, Dr. J. S. Parker o f special revenue bonds in 1921 was ap- Times. proved. ---------¡and meanB committee, recognising N ew Orleans and Alfred and James ------------------------— : Mr. and Mrs. C.'C. Worthington are this sentiment, has fixed a period o f R obson who arc at homo from Geor­ Want a typewriter? Tho Herald ( form er residents o f Sanford and J. E. nix days when advocates o f a farm gia M ilitary Academy. has tho agency fo r the best $65 typeWorthington is well known here. products tariff can be heard. D r. C. Singleton Breeding is a sur­ geon and is going to locate In SanM ISS KATHRYN W ILK EY. Editor. Phone 428 And.your thoughts turning t o gifts and something for friends, fo r family, for come one somewhere. What a wonderful idea'that • . Christmas Savings In dur Bank has become and how fine It is now for (hove who hsd a Christmas Savings Account with us this year to come in now and get their money for gifts or for some good cause. , ..o . T o you today and start you o f f with a Christinas Sav­ ings Account fo r next year. A ik your neighbor who has one and then talk it over w ith— T H E PEOPLES BAN K t t t t t t t t t t t t t t f t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t ♦4 ♦H 1 I I I I U 1 CJASSItf h Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad token for less Uu 25 cents, snd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cuk must accompany all orders. Count fire words to a line and retail» . cordlngly. FOR RENT WANTED—Competent stenograph wants half day’s work. Addnu, FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnished bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park "Stenographer," care of the Henli. Avenue. 157-tfe FOR RENT— One nicely furnished W ANTED TO KENT—WITH THI room fo r one or tw o gentlemen or PRIVILEGE OF BUYING, 5 TO nice couple. Can hâve use o f garage. 10 ACRES TILED LAND WITH i Phone 23 for partlculars. • 206-tfc HOUSE, ON EAST SIDE. AD­ Fg ft—infiFt*— Large, " nice furnished DRESS, “ FARM," BOX 417 CITY. housekeeping room , 206 Oak Ave. 2234k Mrs. Riddling, Eagle Home. 220-6tp LOST FOR RENT — 1 well fumnlshed bed LOST— Monday, a' mink fur Uol £*. room, 717 Park ave. 220-tfc turn to Ilcraid office, FOR RENT— Furnished room. Ap­ LOST— Saturday night between Orply at Herald o ffice . 220-tfc Undo and Sanford, two 34x4 H tin* FOR RENT— Nicely furnished rooms and rims. Notify Bryan Auto Co. 221-3tc. at 320 Oak nvc. Phone 308-J. 222-lfc FOR SALE FOR R E N T -F u rn ish ed house-keepNow stock o f specialties for Chrnting room. Phone 348-W before 8 mas, dear jo the heart of the ladies m. or 6 p. m. . 222- 6 t at Dresner's. 2224k FÜR ¿JALE—Six room cottage, clow MISCELLANEOUS in with Urge garden and mtmiI ROOM AND BOARD, $11 per week, 3C3 East First street, over Union kinds o f fruit trees. Owner, Dox 117. 22-ftp Pharmacy.’. ; _____________ 163-tfc Kura on sale at hnif~prirc »t JTJC WANTED Come In ana get your now type­ Dresner’s this week only. 2224k writer at the Herald office now. A WANTED— Team work. M. Hanson Shoe Shop. real typewriter at $65, tho best you ever saw for the money or fo r twice W A N T E D -C arpenter, handy men, Walking distance to city. Two lots the money. truck drivers, motor boat operators,lcornor Center-and Elm Ave. Tf* laborers (white and colored). Men f o r ; |ota WCBt B|de Paimctto ave., » ft. all kinds o f steady work. Good board /rom E|CVt.nth St. Make offer. B. 1 GET YOUR QOOD THINGS TO and room furnished. Apply office o f Corcy( owncr| 17B N< SprJnK SL, 1m Indian River, Atlantic Ocean Homes Angeles, Cnllf. 208-loo-p E A T FOR CHRISTMAS Secretary o f W ar Baker said in an address before Rivers and Harbors Congress, Dec. 8, that transportation FOR SALE— All thé lumber in ti* tent, 10 grandstand and fence at ba*«W re Her- park at a bargain., See C. L. Britt« 222-2tp Herald office. at THE HOME BAKERY 405 West First Street ' " ■ Just received n wonderful sv'etti* .++++4 of semi-evening and dinner gowns »1 4 J. M. Dresner’s. 224tc* J tm r fi n m v u O. H. STENSTROM, Mannger New arrivals o f Silk Dresse* Dressncr's. ~ 15-lb IRISH jr n G-lb c POTATOES ...........CRI 8-lb Bucket 0*1 C C lib PI Snowdrift Lard v A « v /c ) LE/ l*tb Package SUN-MAID SEEDLESS RAISINS ............................~................ 1-lb SUNKJST SEEDED r a i s i n s ................................: ............. 1-lb GOLD M EDAL CLEANED C U R R A N T S ......................................... CHRISTMAS M IX E ^ CANDIES, Per Pound ......................... ENGLISH W ALNUTS, Per Pound ........................... B R A ZIL AND ALMONDS», Per Pound ........................... LEM AND ORANGE PEEL Per Pound ....... UB Max« o f the diamond— the luster of the pearl— the glitter o f gold—the*« are not in themaelvee valuable. They are prised because of their power to lend lU tlncU on—that Udeflnable attribute w e like to call “ CUaa." T PLATNIUM DINNER RINGS, $100 UP PLATINUM AND GOLD DIAMOND B A R PINS, $85 UP. W R IST W ATCHES, $15 UP SOLID GOLD CUFF LINKS, $5.00 UP. SOLID GOLD W A LD E M A R CHAINS, $7.00 UP. IVO RY TOILET SETS, $10.00 UP Diamond Pendants, Latausca Pearls, RlchIcau Pearls, Solid Gold Belt Buckles, Mesh Bags, V anity Cases, Cigarette Cases, Schaffner Fountain Pens, Mahogany Clocks, N u t Bowls, Dinner Chimes, Smok­ ing Stands, Serving Trays, P y * « C a s c ­ óles, Pairing Dishes, P ie Plates, Jattlnlers, Fern Dishes, Baby Sets, Umbrellas, Elec­ tric I , « Di nner Sets, ilici«®* Ijlii * FOR SALE— Two good milk eon Jerseys. Both freah. J. C. SUpWFO R SALE—1Three choice lots, paved street, cheap il cr.ee. Corner 7th street an avenue. Apply W. W. Long* street. FOR SALE—Good second-hand ow» safe, perfect condition, but too *®*j fo r present owner. Inquire . Ratliff, 116 Park avenue. Vbont S*4 >'21-3 tc._______________ ________ ___ FOR SALE— 100 ft. front, lW * deep, lot front on Palmetto s«a corner o f 8lh St. Nick Zcrnorrt 222-2»* Sanford. F ü ll SALE— Cheap restauran», or call R R. Lambert, T» Meadow Gold Creamery Butter. Monogram Cream­ ery BUTTER .. CITRON Per Pound ....... OCTAGON SOAP, 3 for ....... t ....... P. & G. SOAP, 3 for ................. GOLD M EDAL PILLSBURY Flour, 24-lbs Your Jeweler for 33 Years RAILROAD WATCH INSPECTORS UKMEt. ’/ « i < FOR SALE—New Chevrolet car r* only 3700 mi. $760. Call 8809 M*f* BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS A T 'TH E HERALD, EACH— * »• :*'i V » ■ i- I’ M4 • ■« •^ g r- • �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1920 Ssmmarr o f the Fleeting Saudi Talk* Bncdietly* ; Arrant ed for Herald Headers lltdcra Is Brie* pirieeal Item* tares. Manager H en d on expects to have teveral good attraction* In the show line this season In connection witji the moving picture*.. , , Hon. Eph Brown o f Ft. Christmas was In the city today on business. Sanford, Fla., Dec. 22, 1920. Neither Hon. Forest Lake Is home fo r LETTU CE NO. Christmas from his duties as chair* about Christmas Carlo! Shipments from Entire Coun man o f the State Road Department. try, Tuesday, Dec. 21at. Among the prominent visitors to Florida—Sanford Section ________ 3*3 the city are Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Ken­ Florida—Oakland Section ....... C nedy o f Bradford, Fa., who are the Florida— Manatee Section ...-------i C h 'iS T '.h c p p In f Mtly M w* i <j: ® j , h, „ „ l h « on th. I ..t d .7 wiU guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Edward Day California— Southern Dist.............. _.1C on their beautiful yacht on Lake Monpot concern you*____ _ • Total cars .................... ......— 5! Destinations of Florida Shipments T E. Bryan of Bartow Is In the city A merry-go-round and several other N iw York I* t h e V it of L. Y. Bryan and family attractions are on the lake front and Chicago •**»••••«! «*tfitwtaa•**»*»•••***••**»***•••* 4 and Leslie Bryan and family. expect toremain until after the holi­ days. Sanford has not boon lacking Rtmember that the Million Dollar In enterta(pment o f this character Bind will render their first concert this season. Saturday afternoon, Christmas L at 3:00 o’clock, at the com er of flrit *n<* Magnolia streets, . Tbe Herald Printing Company can «ake you a Christmas card In plenty of time for you to send out to your /riendi. Come in and ace some of the fine cards we have mnde for Special The nrices arc much lower Cincinnati ......— ...................... ..— .. : Potomac Yards 1! Jersey City St. Louis « * # • * • * < «• * «* « ■ 11. • * • * * * » » ■<• >f* V « Will* Philadelphia ................... J Pittsburgh .................. - ....................... i Baltimore ........... 1 Wnycross >m. * Buffalo * The J. B. Lawson Motors Company are giving some very pretty calendars to the friends and patrona o f the gar­ age. Pretty calendars will bo mak­ 1 ing their appearance now and If wo Boston ................... do not receive any Xmas gifts wo can Total c a r s .............. - ..............—•IS always count on a calendar or two. Direralona Filed Since lost Report From Wnycross: Out 18th: Poto­ Mrs. II. P. Smith left yesterday fo r mac Yards, 4. Atlanta and Macon where she will be From Richmond: Out IGth: Poto­ joined by Mr. Smith tomorrow and mac Yards, 1. they wilt spend several days with Total lettuce shipments from Flor­ their many friends in Georgia. Mrs. ida this season to date (12-21 Smith will remain for two weeks or Inc.), care ..................... 889 more but Mr. Smith will return Sun­ Total lettuco shipments from Flor­ day to take; up his duties as viceide last season to some date, president o f the Peoples' Bank. cars ................................. 739 Shipping Point Information, Dec. 21 Mrs. W. J. Britt and daughter, Miss SANFORD, FLA .: Warm, clear. Maymc B ritt and son, Jimmy Britt Raulings moderate. Demand and o f Pennsylvania, are In the city the movement very slow, market very guests o f son nnd brother, Chns. L. dull. Quality and condition good. No B ritt £rank Britt, brother of C. L., sales reported. will b e 'o v e r from S t Augustine to Potomic Yards reports passings spend Christmas with the family. fo r 24 hour« previous to 11 a. m. to­ Frank is manager o f the McCrory day: 61 cara destined: New York, 28, Philadelphia 15, Pittsburgh 6, Stores In S t Augustine. Baltimore 5, Buffalo 2, Boston .2, Springfield 1, Rochester 1, Wilkes* barro 1. Diversions accomplished at Poto­ mac Yards: New York 11, Philadel­ phia 6, Pittsburgh 4, Rochester 2, Springfield 1, Boston 1, Baltimore 1. M. S. WIGGINS, Local Representative. RICKENBACKER MARRIED ALL RIGH T; BUT WHICH EDDIE, IS THE PUZZLE JACKSONVILLE, Dee. 22— ¡The marriage in St. Augustine Monday of Eddie Rickenbackcr to Miss Frances II. Hannon, was verified tonight by Rev. Barton B. Bigler o f .St. Augus­ tine, who stated that Rickcnbacker was Introduced to him as Eddie Rick­ enbackcr o f New York by Mrs. James P. Hickey o f New York City, who added: "Tho American Ace," Rlckcnbackcr; W. M. Farans o f New York and others were guests o f a local hotel hero Monday leaving in tho afternoon by automobile for St. Augustine where the wedding ceremony wns per­ formed. T h e G ift Suprem e for A ll the Family / * Just make this a Useful Gift for the W h ole Family • * % * C all and L e t U s S h ow United States, Kokom o and 1 Miller Tires and Tubes * - -* -••' V\’• ".-i- Spot Lights, Bumpers and anything in the line of Accessories W e maintain one o f the best Repair Shops in the State. A ll our M echanics have had years of experience in the Autom obile Repair Business. Satisfaction G uaranteed! PAGE F IV E will bring Sanford a Gift in the way o f a Band. And Santa says wo can keep it here fo r a who'e week. Ho already sent the band here fo r our in­ spection and we liked it so well that he will send it to us again on Christmas Day. The Band will play the first concert in the City Park on Park avenue, Christmas afternoon at three o’clock. This, band is the— # MILLION DO L L A R BAND and all the dances during the week will be furnished music by the Million Dollar Band Orchestra. We would like to mention to all those expecting to attend these dances, that if that full dress wardrobe is not complete, bet­ ter pay us a visit. We have just received a dozen nice new and we are selling them for what they would have cost wholesale month. And then we have all the trimmings that go with them, too. last mas Lint of Things That Should Not Be Done During the Holiday Rush. While preparations have been made by Postmaster Elder and his assist­ ants at tho locat postofflco to take care o f the annual rush o f mail at the Christmas season, the attention of the public is called to the folowing set o f "don’ ts" for mailing Christmas packages. First and perhaps the most Import­ ant o f the "don’ts" Is this: "Don’t delay until the last moment before mailing your packages." Other "don’ ts" are: •"Don’ t place decorations on the address side o f the Christmas pack­ age. "Don’ t sucriflce durability for daintiness." "D on’t use tissue paper for the out OF POPULAR BOOKS BY PROMINENT AUTHORS, and a nice lot o f Children’s T oy Books and Picture P u z ­ zles. Also a nice line o f Bibles. Christmas Boxes o f Huyler’s, W iley’s, Whitman’s and Log Cabin Pecan Nut Roll Candies. Imported Perfumes in all size sets. Christmas boxes of all the popular cigars In boxes of 25 to the box. Big line o f Fine Stationery at any price. Beautiful Evcrsharp silver and gold pencils and Fountain Pens. He will appreciate one o f those Gold or Silver GU "D on’ t depend on ribbon for hold­ Icttc Razor Outfits. ing packngcs." "Don’t lose patience if delayed at mailing window." BUY RED CROSS SEALS AND FIGH T TUBERCU "Don’t fail to write the name and LOStö IN JH IS STATE address as well as the street number on all of your mail so that it will reach its destination." "Don’t forget that the Postal Laws require that all mail he delivered an addressed." The greater the distance your package has to travel the earlier it ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS 1SADORE IS CAUGHT Eddie Rickcnbacker, the American should be posted. Do it todny. ORANGES* ncc, olj Columbus, Ohio, is said to be Order your Christmas oranges and WASHINGTON, Dec. 22— Isadora PETITIpN MADE in California. , grapefruit now. All you need todo ("N ick" Cohn, long sought by the’ RATE BODY FOR Is to cross my palm with gold and I police of New York, Washington and RAIL CONNECTION ITALIAN GOVERNMENT will ship the oranges nnd grapefruit other cities in connection with the WILL START SPANKING TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 22— Mem­ by express to any point you wish, $5,000,000 bond theft conspiracy o f a . GAnRIEL D’ANNUNZIO bers o f the state railroad commission giving you express receipt fo r same. of n year ago in Wail Street, was ar­ Monday took under ndvisement the Don’t worry about a Christmas gift. rested tonight at tho union station (By Tti« AuecliWd ? » » * ) LONDON, Dec. 22— Italian gov­ petition o f the board o f commission­ Tell it with oranges. Just phone me here, while supposedly on his way ernment forces blockading Flume by ers o f tho state institutions of the or see mo on the street or leave order from Cleveland to New York. land nnd sea nnd fighting with D’Ah- State o f Florida, in which it is sought nt Herald office or write me. Office supplies at the Herald. REGINALD S. HOLLY. nunzio forces expected momentarily. to compel the Atlantic Const Line Railroad Company to make connec­ tion with the private side track lead­ STOCK. BROKERAGE FIRM FAILED ing to the Florida State Hospital for the Insane nt Rivcç Junction, follow­ O r T i» A>MciaU4 ing a hearing in the matter here. Representing the railroad com­ NEW YORK, Dec. 22— The fnlluro o f the brokerage firm o f Foster & mission were Chairman R. Hudson Lounsbcry is announced in tho Stock Burr, Commissioner N. A.-Biitch, J. E. Calkins, counsel, and J. II. Tinch, Exchange. rate expert of tho commission. Others attending tho hearing were: LABOR RIOT H. Mason Smith, superintendent o f IN PETROGRAD CAUSES EXECUTION the Florida Statellospital ntChattahoochce; J. C. Lunlng, o f Tnllahns^oe, Hammatt LONDON, Dee. 22— Press dispatch state treasurer; C. S. 11—...— “ o fI Buys labor riot in Pctrogrnd caused Jacksonville, state engineer; W. E. N or can you m ake m uch m oney w ithou t sqm e execution o f one hundred and five Kay o f Jacksonville, general solicitor, effort to Atlantic Const Line Railroad Com­ laborers. pany; W. C. Ragin o f Savannah, as­ Reserve Your Resources sistant general freight ngent; J. P. ELECTION FOR BONDS b y establishing credit with a reliable bank. CARRIES IN FT. MYERS Linton, agent nt River Junction, nnd R. A. McVranie o f Savnnnah, general W h y not m ake som e r e a P 'H A Y ’* in the SU N FORT MYERS, Dec. 22— The spec­ superintendent, o f the Atinntic Coast ial McGregor boulevard road and SHIN E by starting a check a ccou n t -J“ th us bridge district election held here yesBuild up you r credit that you m a .’ : ? able to tertiny fo r a $42,000 bond issue to re­ Repentance is often confounded surface McGregor boulevard from with determination not to get caught master difficult problem s. this city to Punta Raasa was carried again. by a safe mnjority. The number of votes cast could not fcft learned lost night, woing to tho fact thnt the o f­ ficial count o f the bnllota cast nt tho DELICIOUS CREAMERY Iona voting precinct had not been re­ DQUGHNUTS ceived here. Freuh Dally.— ...........30c Dortr You C ant Make H op Without Sunshine Sem inole County ß a n k BOOTH’S CRISPETTE SHOP 2nd St and Sanford Arcnue. Sanford, Florida BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS AT THE nE R A L D . E A C H ... Sanford,Florida • A Home Bank for Home People I R Lj «. f- e 1té ’ - * I 1 * �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22,1920 W eek---December 25-31 would testify^ that they would not believe them under oath. Evidence fofr Mra. Elmer waa closed ycstcrdayq b y the defense when they introduced Dr. Harrold to show that Shepard died o f peritonitis. Witnesses for the other two defendants, Mrs. Elmer's son, Ernest Hopson, and her LEADERS WANT sister, Mra. Ioma Henry, and fo r Mrs. LABOR CHARACTERS OF WITNESSES LEASE OF ?h>.£ONERS Cutta were heard today. , » FOR PROSECUTION NOW IN JAIL Dr. Orr said he held no suspicion of ATTACKED poison and said that calomel and other W ASHINGTON, Dec, 22, MACON, Dec. 23.— With evidence to drugs he administered would not h e introduced at the preliminary hear­ cause death. ing that Fred D. Shepard, wealthy .V/jMAeh grower, died o f natural causes, Rj? Tiot o f poison, os experts testified fo r HE HAD BUSINESS ELSEWHERE tho state, the defense, today prepared to call on Dr. W . K. Orr o f Perry, Ga., Dinar Didn't Car* to Walt to 8«« tho Result of His Carelessness w ho attended Shepard when he first With the Pis. became ill last May. Shepard died here last June and Dr. Fabyan Franklin has a friend D r. Chas. C. Harrold, who performed who vouches for this story. Coming an operation to save his life, was the downtown on tho elevated ono morn­ first witness fo r the defense after the ing. he was struck by the explosive state rested yesterday. Dr. Harrold temper of a red-fuced, choleric man on a seat nearby. This mnn, annoyed declared Shepard died o f general per­ because a youth facing him had placed itonitis and o f .n pnralyzed condition hlA feet on the sent which the mnn oc­ o f the intestines. cupied. hurst out In n storm of pas­ Defense counsel indicated they sion, denouncing the youth In tones would introduce but few witnesses and that aroused the nttcntlon of passen­ Mr. Gompors said the American declined to answer questions as to gers In the adjoining cars. Ho finally Federation o f Labor at its convention whether any o f the four defendants stamped out on the platform at a adopted resolutions asking amnesty stop, boiling with rage. would take the stand. It was indi­ for persons held prisoners fo r "spoken That noon Doctor Franklin’s friend cated several days ago that Mrs. An­ went Into n self-service restaurant for or written w ords." nie Cutts, one o f the persons charged lunch. Getting a plate of vegetables He said Senator France o f Manyw ith tho murder o f Shepard, would und meat, and one of pumpkin pie, ho land had been asked to introduce the make a statement to the court deny- placed them on the broad extension resolution to mnkc effective the sense * Ing that she had revealed to neigh­ arm of one of the chairs provided for of the convention on this.subject. bors that Shepard was poisoned, but lunchere, mid made room beside them Senator France told the committee for Ids cup of coffee. As he was lln « s the defense went on with its side lulling his lunch he reached for the that he acted principally on tho real­ o f the case silence was maintained on pumpkin pie, and clumsily knocked It isation that the welfare o f the. work­ th is point. off the chair arm. ing man is bound up in the question The widow, now Mrs. Pauline E l­ To his horror he saw It disappear o f civil liberty. m e r ; her son, Ernest Hopson, and her Into the gaping pocket of a large over­ "T h e espionnge act is offensive to stater, Mrs. lone Henry, aro the other coat carelessly flung over the next all men who know what freedom defendants. It was expected the state chair—nnd then he perceived the own­ m eans," Mr. Gompers said, “ and ; ? Would offer testimony In rebuttal when er of the overcoat bearing down upon him. nil unconscious of the accident, grates on the man who believes In v the defense closed, with a plateful of food. It was tha American principles. I refer to com ­ v.c • Before calling Dr. Orr, the» defense same rod-faced, choleric man whose mon Interpretation o f the law." renewed attacks on the testimony o f frightful temper had amaxed the ele­ form er tenants o f the Cutts' farm vated passengers 1 An Exprasaman. ' w here it is alleged the poison plot As soon ns the culprit had per­ Speaking of Juries, a veteran Cleve‘ w as hatched. It was claimed' that J. ceived that he waited to see no more. lander recalls the dlfllculty experienced A . Thomas, his w ife and son, star —New York Evening Post. In securing a Jury In a noted alleged witnesses fo r the prosecution, were o f poisoning case of many years ago. bad character and that witnesses Ono of the men summoned was both Post Cards at the Herald office, lc. e n ave "Iln y r our Typew riter W t, 1 1 # lbs. Universal Keyboard Ruling Device Tabulator "I say, have you formed or expressed —formed or expressed—do you get th n tr “ Yes, yes. Farmed or expressed. Sure, I haf farmed and now I am ex­ pressing. Dot's oil right." But the expressman was excused. STAM PS Just received new assortment o f Christmas tags, seals, stamps, etc., for your packages, letters and cards. Sec the new parcel post labol that bespeaks the Christmas spirit and the cute little tags and stamps that should mark all your packages. Only 6 cents a pack at the Herald office. New line of stationery this week es­ pecially ordered f o r Christmas week. to take stock we expect to moko it Interesting to the public to come and purchase their wants at this SALE. great REDUCTION Endura hie IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT BY THE UNCERTAINTY O ne You H ave B een Waiting F o r THREE - UNIT - MACHINE Possesses every essential feature o f larger, heavier and m ore cos tly typewriters. Three, unit m achine: base, carriage an d ac­ tion. M an y troublesom e ports eliminated. T h e m achin e for both office- and hom e. D oes the w ork o f any typew riter regardless o f cost. For foreign languages, especially e q u ip p ­ ed with from on e to five dead keys— d o e s not enterfere with standard keyboard. Back Spacer No Paper Fingers 00 characters Ball Bearing Shift-Carriage -----------------MOLLE-----------------WHERE PRICE AND QU ALITY MEET And that must determine your choice o f a type­ writer. You have no place fo r the cheaply con- units— base, carriage and action— many extra parta are. eliminated. This means a saving in repairs and d bigger saving b y keeping it oni the job. The MOLLE llghteat o f touch, speediest o f action, will do anything that a writing machine Is called upon to do with the least amount o f noise and affost, SEE THEM AT THE HERALD PRINTING Just received new line of crepe paper for package wrappers or decorations fo r the holidays, polnsettla and holly all in vivid red and green, quite the prettiest line ever seen In Sanford—only a few o f each so get them now. Box Stationery in all o f the latest shades and styles—nothing but the best o f psper and enve­ lopes at very reasonable prices. Quite the prettiest and most sen­ sible Christmas gifts for either “ H er" or -nim." Christmas Cards and New Year's Post Cards o f all kinds from the low price of one cent each up. You g ot the benefit o f / oar buying in Job lots. AH very pretty and new. And then you can get engraved cards or sta­ tionary or Holiday cards engrav­ ed o r yoor monogram- printed on the finest o f bond papers In all colors. Come in and take a look. nERA LD PRINTING CO. nerald Square 208-tf D IT P t ? rUuEi M IT I f ItI U j U MONEY MARK­ ET, THE FALL’ IN’ PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION W E M EAN JUST W H A T W E --------------------- SAY ----------------- AND NEVER IN OUR HISTORY DID ENDURABLE GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A STRONG AP P E A L TO YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE. THERE­ FORE YOU TURN AT ONCE TO OUR STORE, YOUR STORE, FOR SO MANY YEARS. Phone 175 Cor. 4lh & Sanford HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS FOR YOU AND YOUR FOLKS, "D rug Plants Under Cultivation" is the title o f Farmers' Bulletin No. 033, issued . by tho U. S, Department. o f Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Tho department maintains an experiment station to test drug plants at Or­ lando, Fla. HAVING ALW AYS BEEN AND ALW AYS W ILL BE THE STORE WHERE YOU CAN BUY SUITABLE GIFTS AT CHRISTMAS TIME OR AT; AN Y TIME AND AMONG CAN ENUMERATE A F E W FOR HOOSIER klTCHEN CABINETS, THEM WE SUGGESTIONS: IDEAL FIRELESS COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM W ARE, ROCH- Let’s Get Down to Brass Tacks ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CASSEROLES, PYREX W ARE, ICY HOT* BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND A COMPLETE U N E OF DAISY AND KING A IR RI­ FLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES, Will be paid to any Adult who gets the VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE U N E OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST AS­ SORTMENT W E EVER HAD “ Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis in Onr State After 12 Treatments at the “Energizer” Office This bona-fide statement is made— and it will be carried out to the let­ ter— because we desire to do MORE good rather than LESS while “ ENER­ G IZER" service Is here. There Is a mathematical ratio between Human Illness and Human CIRCULATION and all the money and brains In the world cannot afford tho protection that BETTER STRENGTH nnd CIR­ CULATION will give you. Everything is a matter o f “ per cent" and “ degree" In this world, and each “ ENERGIZER" treatment gets A N Y adult a “ per-cent" better in physical Strength and CIRCULA- MODERN WOODMEN ATTENTION For Srubbing C lothes_______ — $ U t Dry C lea n in g______ ___________ JZf Annual election o f officers next Pressing . . . __ . . . . . ____ J# meeting night, December 23d. All ALL WORK GUARANTEED members urged to attend. J. D. DOSSEY, Clerk. 221-3tde 317 East First St. Phone 5C* G. W. WATERS KOKOMO, UNITED STATES AN D HILLER TIRES HOWE RED TUBBS FOR CHRI8TMAS The OF THE B. A O. MOTOR COMPANY Sanford, Florida And “ If thinking hurts— then 'DoIT-NOW ’ beenuso It FEELS GOOD." You cannot loso A N Y W A Y YOU LOOK A T IT. And if you get tho "F L U " before, say M A Y 1st, 1021, you get }25. .I f you don't get it, you should worry. But you W ILL get tho FINEST HU­ MAN houie-elenning available,— a sound investment, a sensible, LOGI­ CAL move. Sanford can easily be) IN FACT the most HEALTHY CITY In tho WORLD.— Scientifically made so. COMB IN FIND OUT We Guarantee A ll Battery Repairs Every Battery repair we mala I* guaranteed for six months. We are able to do this because in repairing anj make o f battery we are licensed to use' patented features which hsT* made Vesta batteries famous. Sanford Battery Service Co. L. A. RENAUD, Prop. Pbona 1 » Seed Potatoes MAINE GROWN IS TH E MOST IMPORTANT ITEM o p THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD. PINEHURST DAIRY— The 95 per cent Dairy. W o Invite the public to inspect our Dairy at any time or any Hour------ Deliveries Twice Each Day. « f -~ CT ITAIRV “ TH E D A IR Y that IS DIF- P I A T C T I I T R FERENT FROM OTHERS" I l l l E J I U i l O 1 V t H i l l Phone 367 F. F. DUTTON, Inc Sanford Florida Ask the State Board o f Health __ w dense and deaf, with a limited knowl­ edge of English, defects which were developed as his examination pro­ ceeded. "Have you formed or expressed jtny opinion regarding this case?' the law­ yer for the defense asked. A s we are nearing the close >o f business for this year and soon �THE B&NFOKQ JQAILYHEKALP, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23/1920 Kitchens PAGE* SEVEN Daily Fashion Hint One of FLEETWOOD’S fine pipes and a hum i the Foundation dor of his.favorite tobacco will give him great pleasure when ho receives it npd the solace o f Buch o the R oof a smooth, soothing smoke will linger through the long period of comfort he will get from hfB “ du Our prices are moderate. Our stock is com píete. A variety to select from Q u a lity -S e rv ic d -P ric e For Cold Weather • e ■ Heaters ' Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Gas Stoves and Ranges BALL Hardware Co, ‘HEW TnOTTEtnt ADAPTATIONS- Thrco and a half million children In eastern and central Europe wait, taunt and pinched like theae, at ths American kitchen* for the hot aoup and bread that mean life to them. In the winter« since tho Armistice, America has been the one friend that had food to give them. It la a common bIrM In Europe today to aee a child five or sli yrura old whose head haa not healed. With a healthy well fed baby the akuli should close before two years. America must see these children throuRh the rlRora of another winter, and to that end eight greet relief , orjnnkratlcr- >T*e comhlned Into thej European Relief Council. They seek to raise :.Ta000.000 to save this generation of Europe from death by starvation and toe uisea*es time ~Viuo witu under-feeding. Harold Bachman, director o f the ABOUT HALF OF TH E STUDENT Million Dollar Band which is to play BODY A R B NOW In Sanford all next week, has bad a •W ORKERS career which fits him admirably for CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec. 22— H alf the position he now holds as director tho Harvard University student body o f a concert band. A fter graduating o f about 6000 Is working Its way from college where he specialised through collcgo In whole or In p a r t A survey o f students employed just completed at the graduate school sup­ plemented by figures from the stu­ dent employment office shows that those obtaining regular and casual employment ranging from profes­ sional house-hunting to instruction in languages to an inmate of an inaane Fresh from the hospital earned more than $77,000 to­ Factory ward the expenses o f the academic HOLIDAY BOXES year 1919-20. AND MIXED C A N ­ -Nine hundred! and ninety-eight men DY OF ALL KINDS. registered for work last year, 382 o f FIGS, FRUITS, ETC. whom obtained it. Thcnumbcr of posi­ Sec Our New Line be­ tions available is always less than the tör.* buving your number o f seekers. CHRISTMAS Occupations in term time includo CANDIES that o f waiter, chauffeurs, choremen, furnace tenders, hotel clerks, window cleaners, university guides, nru^ play­ PRINCESS THEATRE ers in jazz orchestras: Some stu­ BUILDING dents spend Christmas holidays chop­ ping wood in the forests of Maine. One'.Bmn Is reported working nights, sleeping five hours out o f the twentyfour, and earning $50 a week. Tutoring* 1« the most most populnr employment in term-time and In one form or another it is nlso remuner­ ative in the summer recess. Ono man lost summer earned $150 a month and expenses as supervisor of children’s ptay. Another spent his mornings with ogroup of children at a popular resort on tho Maine coast and made $1200 In two months. Several took ocean cruises as tutors, companions, or cooks. Another man picked up i hone 112 115 Magnolia Ave. several weeks’ expenses posing fo r nn artist. CHRISTMAS ORDERS FOR ORANGES Leave your orders fo r Christmas or­ anges and grapefruit with Roglnald S. H olly, who Is making a specialty o f the best o f tangerines and oranges and grapefruit in mixed or straight packages. He takes your order and sees that 1 tis shipped to tho proper destination. Geb hla prices. See him o r phone 168 or 148. Tested Law for the Benefit o f the . Public No official, County, State, Revenue or otherwise, can ’ Ml jV V - y A** ’ *1 / / 1 enter a P R I V A T E house SMITH BROTHERS Expert Repair Work HAROLD BACHMAN, DIRECTOR music for n period of eight year*, hn played for several seasons on tho road with different concert organiza­ tions among which was the famous Bohumlr Kryi Concert Band of Chi­ cago. Between seasons he studied his chosen instrument, the cornet with 11. A. Vandercook of Chicago, and Mr. Vandercook Counts Director Bachman ns one of his m ost success­ ful pupils, using his name on nil his advertisements for his com et school. With experience Mr. Bachman was well qualified to make a name for himself ns director of nn army l*nnd in which capacity he served fo r about two years taking his own band on the road to enter into the commercial band business. The Duluth Hornld has the follow­ ing compliment topay to the abil­ ity of Director Bachman: "Those who have heard the Million Dollar Band at thn Hex feel sure thnt they have seen one who is to become one o f the foremost bnnd lenders of the ccvntry. .Conductor Bar1.man fi.clv dripped music from his llngt.r t<0» nrd it is small wonler thnt his *;o;npany of musicians did so well under his competent direction.” "LOOK OUT SOUZA” was the heading nrticlo in the Wilwnukce News on tho work of Mr. Bnchmnn who played to record breaking audi­ ences in the Miller Theatre o f Ihnf city during tho week o f the 12th of Ovlobcr last season. Mr. Bachman sayn that his band this year will be much better than ever before. If you have n room fo r rent, If you havo anything for salo, the way to get results Is to advertise (t through the Want Column o f the Dally Hornid. This Is tho market page for tho people who want something. These ultra-smart troltcur frocks ^re developed In broudcloth. Tho first, In dark blue, la trimmed with «ray fur, which may substituted by fur-cloth, or omitted entirely. Tho eklrt Is I" velvet brocade and thi | rover« match tho flklrt. Medium alio l 107 EAST FIRST ST, requires 2 yards SB-Inch velvet bro- | cade and 271 yards 51-luch broad, cloth. Dark brown broadcloth trimmed .with solf-color lioutucho braid la used Amber Long In Use. •lor tho second modal, which has a The modern uttu uf oil of nmber, jblouso with V-ahaped v.cck and sklrL with plaited aide panel«. Medium slio- both externally nml Internally, ts often Ircqulres 3*i yards G4-lncti material. mentioned. It has been denied that IFirst Model: rictorlr.1 Review Dresu* nmber was known to the (ireeks In very early time*, the Creek electron having been used its u name botli for U and for an limnlpum of roUI nml jllver, a species of gold ore washed down by the I’actolus; but amber has actually been found at Mycenae, and the fact that the electron nqcklnr** mentioned In the Odyssey Is said to LOGAN STICKS TO HIS have been a gift from Phoenicia means STORY TH AT HE ALONE much. • KILLED CARL DOEHLER The Phoenicians are known to have Introduced amber Into the East, and CLEARW ATER, Dec. 20.—Thnt no Herodotus says It wag brought from one but himself had any part in tho the River Ertdanus In the extreme killing of Carl Docrlcr at Tarpon west of Europe. FLEETWOOD’S Springs, when the snloonlst was called to his door and shot down one night in April, 1015, Is tho statement.made to Sheriff A. E. Sloat by Chester E. Logan, self-confessed murderer o f Doelcr, according to the sheriff. Sheriff Sloat arrived hero Sunday night with Logan, from Lycrly, Gn., where the young man gave htmpclf up to the authorities lost week, con­ fessing tho crime. Logan was running a pressing club at Rome, Ga. He told the sheriff that ho could not get the killing o f Docrlcr off his mind and his conscience troubled he so much that he decided to give himself up. The sheriff Is o f the opinion thnt there is more to the story than Logan has told, and is rather in doubt about Logan hnving told the entire story of the affair. Logan also told the sheriff that ho shot Marion Langford at Fort Lauder­ dale in 1916, in a fight with another man over the girl in a hotel thorc, and thnt he served a year in the peni­ tentiary for thnt nffnir. It is probable Logan will be tried at tho February tern» o f tho circuit court here, at which time he may tell a more complete story o f his crime. O ffico supplies at the Herald. SANFORD, FLA CHRISTMAS TAGS, STAMPS Just received new aiaortment o f Christmas tags, seals, stamps, etc., fo r your packages, letters and cards. See the new parcel post label that bespeaks the Christmas spirit and tho cute little tags and stamps that should mark all your packages. Only 5 cents a pack at the Herald office. New line of stationery this week es­ pecially ordered for Christmas week. A New York man making $2g a month has just got married. Ho claims ho couldn't live on th at— New York American. Gifts of jewelry are more than gifts o f the moment. They are constant re­ minders o f the giver’s thoughtfulness and the recipient can enjoy them for years and years. In our big stock you can find appro­ priate gifts for every member o f the family. Yes, even the little tots! And giving jewelry is so much better than giving gifts that will soon bo forgotten. Come, see tho many beautiful gift selections we have to offer you. You are not obliged to purchase. Buy a Home for a Xmas Present Greatest Gift In the World REAL ESTATE THE DEPENDABLE JEW ELER FIRE INSURANCE GIFTS T H A T LAST SANFORD, FLORIDA E. F. LANE The Real Esiste Men1 T H E H E R A L D ’S Office Supply Department has judt re­ ceived a large and complete line o f this beatitifut stationery — no two boxes alike—and w e will print any m onogram on paper (or cards) and envelopes—in one, tw o or three colors w ithout a search warrant A C ITIZE N . SEALS, Repentance Is often confounded with determination not to g e t caught again. -1 ^ -1 ____ - __ ___ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/add027ce581ce6e5a6d39ca5abeb664e.pdf a705061886cc9b3d6ea0a0fa5bea444d PDF Text Text IN T H E H E A R T O P T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T I O N ’ ___ ________________ i__________________ / ' SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1920 NUMBER 224 VOLUME I ENGLISHWOMAN SAID n E RE­ MANUFACTURERS OF ILLINOIS FUSED TO VI 8 E HER SERVE FORMAL NOTICE ON PASSPORTS UNION LABOR tcctlv« w in g," to other raw maWASHINGTON, Dec. 23,— Charges CHICAGO, Dec. 23.— Manufacturtcriali and many manufactured r - :’d* mado by Mra. Mlnnot E. Robinson, «rs o f tho nation today served notlco t a r i f f B IL L uct*. ■o f Manchester, Erg., that American , on union labor that tho intensive drive Chairman Fordney o f tho , ways , Consul Wells at Manchester had at- against “the “ closed *’ — J shop -1“ “ had started, J through and means committee estimates that tempted to prevent her from coming when William Buttcrworth issued a the emergency bill will produce to this country to testify before the call for a convention o f big em­ ployers of the country. Buttcrworth is head o f tho Illi­ nois Manufacturers' Association, vice­ the OLDER nEADS w n o HAVE president o f the Chambefr o f Com­ DBBN TAKING TIME merce o f the United States Conference f r a m in g b i l l s o f Manufacturers' Associations, com­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 3 .-U n d lsprised of employers in the following states: Colorado^ Connecticut, Illi­ eirfd by reporta of a probable preslnois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Mich­ drttisl veto and of sennto opposition, igan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, «■utw party" in tho houso—the blputiun coalition o f western and New York, Washington, West Vir­ Motheni .representatives—today1 beginia and Wisconsin. He conferred with President-elect Hurding yester­ na the work of Jamming through day. tit emergency tariff bill on a g n Buttcrworth, In an open letter to­ coltnral products. ____ So powerful has been the '"new day, attacked the plan o f tho rail­ party" that it has forced the ways way brotherhoods, who, ho said, de­ irA means committee to frame a mand the establishment o f a na»onal bureau o f adjustment to han­ dle nil labor troubles instead o f the month*—In two days, and accord- Bupport fo r tho bill. They point out individual companies handling their lay to all Indications will obtain importations of w heat from own industrial aiTalrs. f»ronble action on it in the bourn Cftnada and Argentina this year in the »*me time, plans being to amotmted to 15,050,963 bushels, Buttcrworth said If the brother­ tike i final vote tomorrow n igh t ( rJce and otjjer cropB are hoods succeeded their plan it would The emergency scnedules estab- CBtJmated to ^ ]arger this year and influence all other industries. "Tho plan o f tho brotherhoods llihtd rales so high that a virtual consequently will suer In increased embargo on the importation o f tho deRTea by Importations/advocates o f means the closed shop and union promts would be affected. ' the MU contend. domination over all industries alike," leaders of the “ new party, the prodacera have Instated that Buttcrworth said. "This is tho most strength o f; which frankly haa f ac« the greatest menace, vital question facing tho manufactur­ ing and producing interests o f the alarmed members from the eaitern a merjcan w ool production was estlcountry today and should have im­ mated at 260,000,000 pounds this mediate attention." year, and foreign Importations have The brotherhoods want to estab­ amounted to 102,000,000 pounds. lish tho adjustment board under auImportations o f soy oil bean from thorlty o f the transportation act the Orient have exceeded in value M NEW EM ERGEN the entire aoy bean crop in the United States this year, but all the vegetable oils imported— peanut, soy and cottonseed—were only about onetenth o f tho American production. The jiew tariff proposes a 20 and 20­ cent per gallon duty on these oils. CHRISTMAS BURGLAR" HEEDS CHILD'S P L E A S . A N D SPARES PRESENTS CHICAGO, Dec. 23.— A “ Christmas burglar w ith a heart" heeded the pleat o f Ruth Mailey, aged 10, not to take her Christmas presents when she found him In her boom yesterday noon on her return from school fo r <*£ Th» Aim«UU4 Tnu). .lunch. The burglar wan eating her COLUMBUS, O., Dec. Z ~ * 23— Judgo juncj,( vrhlch Jmd been le ft by her Kinke«d today sustained the motion ”* mother before going down town shop­ to quaih summons In (he suit filed ping. He took her tq the parlor and ky Frank S. Monnctt, former Ohio played little jinglea and ' Christmas attorney general and stockholder o f songs on the piano fo r her. tk* Goodyear Tire cpmpany, asking When she told him she would have the appointment o f a receiver o f tho to return to school he said: company. “ Tell you r mother I'll return some day and steal everything in 1 tho house," and he left without taking anything. DR- SIC1LI.IANOS IS COMING TO V . 8 . n . U S X « Tr.ii) ATHENS, Dec. 23.—Dr. SiciUianos w hud of the political bureau o f the °T* sn °*fice, Is said to have been minated minister to tho United , , 1 and would leave for America Jwuajy. , U olliiL • Ud 1 U iT I — u. ^ , WASHINGTON, Doc. 23.— Prcoldent Wliaon plans to spend a quiet Christmas at the White House. To'day he presented ill the employees with a turkey and gave the children living on tho road to the golf links presents. LEAVES A F T E R THREAT O F DEATH IS SENT HIM by agreement of labor and em­ O T H E R CITIES W OULD ployers. SPEND THOUSANDS Buttcrworth called a convention TO GET IT. o f the national conference o f state manufacturers' associations to be held January 1st. The confererce will be in protest against tho stand taken by tho brotherhoods. ARE K B IT TO THE MINIMUM B Y Buttcrworth invited the following THE W ATER TRANSPOR­ big employers of labor to bo present TATION HERE nt the conference: Elbert II. Gary of tho United States Steel Corpora­ Standing at the Clyde Line dock tion, Charles M. Schwab, president and watching tho boats come in of the Bethlehem Steel Company; from Jacksonville with the Dwight W . Morrcrr of J. P. Morgan freight o f the world brought to A Co., F. A. Siebcrling, Goodyear our very door makes one who Charles Plez, fo r­ Tire L Rubber. C pauses to think, feel that our mer bead o f tho emergency fleet cor­ greatest asset is being neglected poration. -unless there is a combined effort to get behind the Sanford Cham­ It was Indicated by Buttcrworth ber o f Commerce in Ita fight to that the Immigration problem is one get better accommodation« (rom o f vexation to American industry the railroada and to take advan­ ar.d will be discussed nt the confer­ tage o f our water ratea in every ence. way. We have never as yet quite Robert M. Buck, editor o f tho New appreciated this magnificent ar­ Majority, lending inbor paper of tery o f trade and t :« « c i that the middle west, said labor was atretchea from Sanford to Jack­ aware o f tho fight on the closed sonville—the beautiful St. Johna shop and waa prepared to go the river— and that from Sanford limit. South through the reachea of the “ Manufacturers sweeten the open Upper St. Johna river offers so chop proposition by calling It the much in the way o f transporta­ 'American plan,’ " said Buck. “The tion. But other cities would a p ­ open shop, if established, would preciate the river if they had it mean the end of organized labor. and the following from the Or­ This fight is vital to our interest«." lando Morning Sentinel ahowa what they think of water tranaCHRISTMAS DINNER portation down there and how TO COST LESS THIS much it would do for them if they YEAR TH AN IN 1919 had it: "President A. Van deft Boom, o f the (Br Th» aiweliUi Prnii WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.— Christ­ American Collapsible Box Co., a con­ mas dinner this year will cost less on cern engaged in tho manufacture o f the average than ’ last year. The corrugated paper boxes, with a plant Christmas turkey was reduced about at. Walnut Cove., N. C., in addressing a dollar, butter from 38 to 28 cent« the diners at the Orlando Chamber o f and ressert (plum pudding), from 60 Commerce luncheon yesterday, stated his mjssion to the City Beautiful cents to 35 cents. The cost o f Christmas baskets of without parley or delay by announc­ provisions, such as are distributed by ing that his concern had purchaaed charitable organizations to tho poor, 175,000 worth o f machinery for the also hnvo declined. Investigation dis­ manufacture in Florida o f a new pat­ closed that baskets which cost $L80 ented collapsible box to be used in the (Contlnupcd on page eight) last year can be obtained this year FREIGHT R A T E S for $3.50. (Br Th* AimcUM Tnu) WASHINGTON, Dec. 23^-On ob­ jection o f Senator Harrison, o f Missippi, the consideration by the Sen­ ate o f tho emergency tariff bill wns delayed until next week. . YOU’LL NOW NEED MORE “ KIVER' WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.— Frost Is predicted by the Weather Bureau ft;* tonight as fa r south a i Interior of Florida. (Ir Th» A»»*cUt#4 Tnu) ELPASO, Tex., Dec. 23^-Clara Smith returned to her father’s home last night ar.d plans to go at once to Ardmore, Oklahoma, to answer to the charge o f mur­ dering Jake L. Hamon, November 26 last. She fled to Mexico after the shooting, returning voluntar­ ily. f 3! AY civz> : Cost Reduced 15 Per Cent CHICAGO, Dec. 23.— Decreasing living costa have knocked approxim­ ately 16 per cent of the cost o f this year’s Christmas dinner, 1t was an­ nounced today b ycounsel fo r the com­ mittee on high living coats'. Last year’s dinner fo r a family cost $9.90. It will cost $8.26 this year, it waa said. * OF COURSE IT WAS POSTPONED A MEDAL FOR BRAVERY Pat Murphy o f Jacksonville, genial 'GROWING PEPPERS IS editor o f the Legislative Blue Book of LATEST FORTUNE MAKER Florida, is among those spending sev­ eral days in the city on «business mis­ FORT MYERS, Dec. 22.— The Ionasion. Mr. Murphy has received a let­ Fort Myers section hss shipped fifteen j *ter from Josephus Daniels, secrclary carloads o f peppers this season. From ¡o f the navy, highly commending him three acres at Iona 700 crates o f pep­ fo r hia bravery aboard the U. S. S. pers were picked in two pickings. Cit­ Saturn In April, 1898, when by quick rus fruits are being shipped out rapid­ thought ond action he prevented one ly.— II. E. Stevens, Lee County Agrio f tho Saturn’s boats, which had been cuturual agent lowered with the drain hole plug re­ • The above is an excerpt from the moved, from sinking ond carrying official report from the Lee county I with it to death a boy named Picragent to the agricultural extension Ison. Mr. Murphy at that time was a bureau o f our state agricultural col­ Icoxswain and it waa through Lieut, lege, and cannot, therefore, be i W. Ey Saord, on officer on board the charged .with- being an overdrawn Saturn, that the net of bravery came statement o f fa c t Peppers have been to the attention o f Secretary Daniels. selling from three to five dollars a It Is believed Mr. Murphy will be crate, making these two pickings awarded somo medal oa a reward for worth from $2100 to $3500—a pretty his courageous and prompt action in good return off three acres eh? And jumping into the boat,and thrusting the season o f picking only ju st begun, a marine spike Into the hole In the fo r peppers are not allowed to ripen bottom o f the boat, despite the fact and blooming and picking alternately that he could not swim.—Tampa Trlcontinues all winter from November to May.— Tamp* Tribune. JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 22.— Fol­ lowing receipt o f an anonymous let­ ter warning him that he would bo killed last night unless he left the L h . f ll" pi«.)., «r. city, BenJ. Loftier, who was kidnaped, * d to adjourn today until Mon- taken to th* outskirts o f the city, handcuffed to a tree and beaten with iron-studded streps on tho night o f FIGHT December 11, announced today that ON TARIFF BILL he was closing his store at 2 o’clock IN THE HOUSE yesterday afternoon and would leave Jacksonville that evening. Lcffler, w ho is the proprietor o f (By Tb* iM d iM Tnu) W A S H 'Ä l r « retail atores here and at Newport, R. WASHINGTON, D. C.f Dec. 23.— A X L i ” " * “ 1 —Sen Hou.e I., will g o to his New >York offices. statement charging the Japanese mil­ Ur|1 bill l„ , “ I think If. best that I leavo,” he itary authorities with “ frightful and *>»• Of bill before adjourn barbarous" deeds in Manchuria has WBATn gR ; * been issued by the Korean commis­ HOLDS PO W WOW F0R CHRISTMAS WITH HARDING sion. Officials said that in the Hunchin district the Japanese burned 32 MARION, Dec. 23.— Myrori T. Her­ villages, killed all the male inhabi­ WMth« ,J 23' ~ G*ner* 1w«*ther ^for D£ Christina, day la rick, form er ambassador to France, tants, and massacred 145 peaceful in­ today conferred with Senator Harding habitants and burned houses with ■th.” S U ? * “ ’ “ W r t * women and children inside. on proposed association o f nations. « ' (Br Th« AimcUUA rr»M) WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.— The sen­ ate coal Investigation committee has postponed further action until W ed­ nesday. (D7 Tb« Au«cUt«4 Aii«cutM Pm*) Pm«) (Br WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—Tho State Department today intervened In a threatened controversy between tho British Embassy and the Senate com ­ mittee now investigating cable com ­ munications over the question o f tho alleged British censorship o f cablo messages to the United State* from Great Britain. This action la regard­ ed as a rebuke to the embassy f o r sending direct to the committee chair­ man a letter denying the testimony. DECLARES REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND (Br TX» AlMcUUd Tnu) NEW YORK, Dec. 23.— Regular quarterly dividend o f one per cent on common and two per cent on ft*, (By Th» AiwUltJ Pi»»») preferred stock was today declared by* WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.— A gross the Virginia Carolina Chemical Com-, deficiency in the national fiscal tran­ pany. . sactions o f two billion one hundred million fo r this fiscal year and one billion, five hundred million fo r the next flscnl year Is the forecast by Secretary Houston, testifying before the Senate finance committee consid­ ering soldier bonus bill today. He said federal finances were in such (By Th» Am*cUU4 Tnu) SCRANTON, Pa., Dec. 28—Thieves shape that new sources o f revenue must be found nnd that no new bur­ today smashed a window o f the First dens should be added to the national National Bank here and filled their pockets with new currency which waa treasury. . displayed on a Christmas tree, but the police arrested them before they BOOZE GUARD IS FATALLY SHOT (By Tb» AukUUA Tnu) CINCINNATI, Dec. 23— Joseph Kline, a guard on a truck loaded with whlakeyj bound from Kentucky to New York, was fatally shot in an un­ successful attempt to steal the whis­ (By Tb* Au*«taU4 Tntt) ROME, Dec. 23.— The Holy office key today. today issued a decree asking all MOB LYNCHES Catholic bishops to watch “ an organi­ zation, which while profeasing absolute freedom o f though in religious (By Tb* AuwlilA Tr»»*). V matters, instills indlfferentisra and apostasy to the Catholic religion in FORT WORTH, Dec. 23.— Tom M. tho minds o f its adherents. The de­ Vickery, white man charged with cree mentions the Young Mena' Chris­ tian Association, saying it corrupts killing policeman taken from jail and lynched at midnight by mob. GEORGE C. KELLER HERE George C. Keller, who receive« » big salary fo r distributing hot air fo r the Mergenthaler Linotype Cbmr*ny, came in today to look a t tho Herald’s new model 14 machine. B e waa greatly pleased with the manner in which the machine Is kept and needless to aay the management o f The Herald is pleased with tha w a y the machine performs. Mr. K eller made the bunch a lot o f promises (which he hss probably forgotten c m this) and caught the bug fo r Orlando where he will spend Christmas w ith his family. . < �SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22,1920 THIS A ‘‘WOMAN’S COUNTRY” FINB STATIONERY OFFICIALS 8 HXRBD IN COAL PROFIT 8 Ingllah Writer Qlv«« an, Intereetlno , The Herald office la headquarters T!>tfts*'/ y»w - •I. , *<»»•,jt \. ' •Impraasten of Her Slater Over Joe fine stationery o f all kinds from t . t h e Sea«. the printed letter head to the beautl' As an English woman who went ful stationery in boxes that Is so dear about America for nearly three years, N T B N SIV B WORK BEING DONE making friends, East, West, South and to the ladles' hearts. You can get B Y ODD FELLOWS IN A L L North. I ought to be ablo to contrast this stationery and have your mono­ the women o f the two countries, but gram printed on It, making the nifU :v PARTS OF U. 8 . the more one travels the more one to- lest Christmas g ift that you have W ASH IN G TO N , Dec. 22.— Intcn- sllsea that “ folks is Just folks** ail the ever seen and one o f the best. Sta­ world over. tionery coats money these days but - liv e w ork is being done by the Grand American women are quicker at the our stationery is very reasonable in i-5 Lodge 'o f Georgia, I. O. O. F., to tho uptake as regards friendliness and price and positively tho best that . end that funds be raised for the crce- kindnesses; but tbe tongue-tied Eng­ tion o f a home fo r orphans o f • Odd lish do Just ss much In tbe long run. money can buy. See it at tip iferald Flelows, the home w h en . completed The American’s manners are more office. to be a memorial to Robert T. Dan­ cosmopolitan, her clothes are better ' lei, late grand sire o f the order in put on, she has more good stories In Drawing an Audience. that state. A drive was made on No­ her afterdinner speeches. But If you Professor Letterklnk—I’m delighted vem ber 8, which had been set aside compare corresponding types—«a most to see so Isrge a gathering In the as Orphan’s Home day. The objec- travelers omit to do—they are "both house. I never spoke to an audience of more thnn 40 before. Your towns­ l tiv© was $ 100,000. Tho grand lodge, tbe same color under their skin.” .America .Is a woman'# country. The men are Interested In science? according to R. LASmith, grand mnsboy belongs to hla mother, and most The Loral Editor—Not much. But 4 L ter, and T. H. Robertson, grand secwomen give their own opinions on all my compositor tn setting up the ad of R rotary, has deed* to a magnificent subjects—qnlte curiously well ex­ your lecture on the "Cosmic Force#,H .property consisting o f 100 acres lo­ pressed— without any suggestion of left the out o f "Cosmic." cated at Griffin as a site on which to having gone to a man for help. erect the home. Tbe Englishwoman speaks more A new Odd Fellows’ State home i shortly and with a suggestion o f hav­ nEAU TIFU I. POST CARDS w as recently dedicated at Caldwell, ing "asked her huqbsnd at home"; but AT THE nERALD, E A C n ... Idaho, and it is expected to be ready I doubt If the Englishwoman Is worse fo r occupancy by January 1. The off, since England Is the home o f the proverb, "As the good man salth, so dedication took place during the an­ say w o; but as tbe good wife salth nual encampment o f the Idaho Odd so must It be." F ellow s. A site o f 17 acres fo r the One very noticeable charm In tbe home was donated by Montio B. American woman Is her quickness In Gwinn, o f Boise, Idaho, who, it is starting conversation with a stranger stated, also was largely responsible and her aptness In saying something f o r raising not only tho $70,000 neces­ pleasant at once. 1 cannot help thinksary to erect tho building, but also an irreducible endowment fund o f $60,COO. The dimensions o f the home building are 140 feet by 45 feet; it is o f reinforced concrete, wto stories •.TO CONTROL THE FLOODS ______ WILL \ ASHEVILLE, N. G , D«c. 21*—Con _ WASHINGTON, Dec. 22,— Charg- jjtrol o f floods throughout the sooth­ e s that"government officials Joined In eastdfn 'Section d f the Untied. States coal profiteering ddring tho period o f is the tentative plan o f the Southshortage last summer were made by eastern W ater Resources office o f the George H. Cushing, managing direc- United States Geological Survey, With tor o f the Amorican Wholesale Coal headquarters here. Association, testifying under oath yesThe Idea Is to temporarily dam the terday before the senate investigating W ltfln originating In western North comlttce. In executive session, tho Carolina fhountains during periods de^ ReiubireC .n0rNni v o f exceM,V8 rain. Huge basins would T . fZ ; Y° S ' r J ba» t la mountain crevasses, Into th n l i n n / ^ whIch with tho namo o f one man, said to *. . nr « " * waters » i_ . could . be turned , . and have been a principal in m op era- 1?10” 4 V" 1 W tion by which a group o f men in g o ^ 0™ down U ™ b! ,ded’ emmont service obtained 450,000 tons ^ 0 ,° *re n , *ctIon {orm o f coal, which they sold later at a riv? " ,n Tennessee, South Carolina profit o f $600.000. Railroad official.« ? nd G«°rgia. 1 • EXAMINE PRISONS ■ SKULLS .• . i t> t, v i » ■ * JACKSON, Mich., Dec. 22Mlchlgan «U t« penitentiary here Mt what la aald to b« aninnovation in prison management by the purchase . J with which u photograph the skulls o f inmate* an* determine it surgical operation* mS cure the patients o f criminal tend,?' cles. This work has Just been under, taken at the prison. *** When it is found that a part of #1» skull is pressing on the brain u operation will be performed in th. prison hospital by .Detroit surgeon* who havo volunteered to co-operate. I f the operation is believed to haw cured the prisoner the Judge who sentenced him will bo asked by Wtr den Harry L. Hulbcrt o f the priion ta" bring about his release. A number w Judges in the state have agreed Tho Herald Printing Co. haa ev­ erything in the office aupply line that you are needing. The price is right also. Let us fit you up with your • Get som e,of those late postcards at stationery and office aupplies. . the Herald office. Tho Valdez Ho­ i.ie way to pay me expense* of tbs tel, the Welaka Block, the Seminole Send in your locala to the Herald Hotel and other polnta o f Interest. office. Phone the new* to 148. We country fo r tho next four years 1* t« Only one cent each. Send a Sanford want every bit o f it. Tell us the lay a tax on application* for Fede* card to yonr friends. news each day. at offices.— New York World. VAST EMPIRE IN SOUTH SEAS Extent of Australasian Group Under Britieh Rule Is Hardly Reallaed by Americana Judson C. Welllver writes in the Country Magazine that our Impres­ sions about tbe Australasian empire of the future are rather vague, be­ cause we are unable to realise Its mere bigness. Thus the Island of New Guinea, the greateet Island In the world, If we classify Australia as a continent, was, before the war, divided between the British, Dutch and Ger­ mans. The British have now taken over, In tho name o f Australia, the German claim a. We think of New Guinea as a con­ siderable patch of dry land In the ex­ panse o f the southern ocean, but have difficulty realising that If It could be laid down oo the United States, one end would be at Portland, Ma^ the other near Omaha, and that it would Florida Odd Fellows have a fine blot out an area about twice the alxe home a t Gainesville, Florida, where of tbe German empire, and Including the members and their families are something like a quarter o f the popula­ tion o f these United State*. It con­ given the best o f treatment. tains vastly at'cater resources than | Germon*. also about a thousand white I p *c.;e and 500,000 aborigines, largely 1 .annlbals. Half of It yet remains •hitch, but Its predestination to be -secntiaily British la quite obvlooi. Australasia alma at leadership In the south temperate sons, oo lines cu­ riously parallel to those by which Great Britain has become leader In the North. With Inexhaustible coal and Iron, she Is creating Iron and steel sod shipbuilding Industries sad a navy o f her own. The war era haa been mark­ ed by the completion of Australia's .first transcontinental railroad, sugges­ tive reminder of the beginning o f o v own Union Pacific. A nd our B ig Store is just filled with new and seasonable goods for the ladies and children— substantial. X m as Gifts that will not only please the eye of the beholder but w ill be a thing o f beauty and a joy forever to those w ho receive th em .. Ladies' Waists, in all the very latest patterns, fresh from the Blankets, nice warm wool or cotton fleeced blankets at prices that will sell them. manufacturers. Handkerchiefs make best Old Santa is herq and his pres­ Chrlstmqp Gifts and are always acceptable. Get in quantities ence is felt in eVery department o f our big store. W e have ju st for the holidays and for every what you want in all lines. Come in and look them over. The G ift that will please “ h er" most. Table Linens that are good at holiday time and any time. The < p « t gifts that money can buy. Everything fo r the office at the Herald Printing Co. W e can fit you Uncle Sam tells the world that ho out with all that you need tn fine does not intend to be done in oils.— printed stationery and office supplies o f all kinds. Norfolk Virginian-Pilot occasion thereafter. the Nothing more suitable ne of our lovely Hand V E L V E T FROCKS W OOL FROCKS SILK FROCKS In an unbelievably wide range o f the season’s m ost popular styles were secured by us at a big concession. W e 'didn’ t hesitate a minute in a c ­ cepting the proposition despite the great num­ ber o f frocks involved fo r we knew that our patrons with g ift lists and holiday occasions in mind would welcome this unusual offer. This week only. A Deep Regard for M em bers of the Fam ily is Best Expressed with Gifts of Apparel and Speers is the Popular Shopping Place. Get ^hem now. SANFORD FLORIDA �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY» DECEMBER 23, IMO Every man and woman who Invests In a secur J t l * I j r i l i3* ity o f an enterprise o f known integrity, ability and purpose becomes an important factor in the economic and in­ dustrial life o f the country. There is no better enterprise than that o f the SO U TH E R ^ UTILITIES COMPANY nnd by investing in Its security you are (tutting you r money and taking it out o f on Editor enterprise which is serving you and your community. I would b . y. h o l l y N. J. L IL L A R D ..S e cro U rj-Treasurer suggest that you invest today in its 8 PE R CENT CUM ULATIVE H. A . N EEL ______ General Manager PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK. This stock can» be purchased for cash or Installments. There Is none better. \ ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. Circulation Manager ■phone Herald O ffico 148 or 64, There will be no Daily Herald is­ sued next Saturday— Christmas day — and lest some o f our readers will bo looking fo r one tnat uay wo make this explanation. The Dally will be Issued all the year round except on Christmas day and we are giving that day to the force In order that they may enjoy the day to the fullest. Wc hope our readers will understand the situation and realize that printers are human and want n holiday at least once in each year nnd that they onj entitled to one day and especially Christmns day. This dnily grind on n newspaper is not hard work but it ia awfully regular and we hope the day's vacation will freshen the force and help them to make a bigger and bet­ ter Herald in the year to come. It is n cinch that the editor will relish the fact that ho gets two days in succes­ sion when ho is not bothered with the many little vexations that creep Into the making o f a daily, but at that we would not chango plnces with any1 o f the millionaires right now for if any o f them get more pleasure out of life than we do, let them step forward and receive the medal. Jacksonville is sending them out. They believe In doing things down there, And even the wire tamper* are fall Ing beneath the ban We hato to sec so many o f the old guard in the newspaper ranks falling out, although it seems nice to be able to q u it It is a cinch thnt the Daily Herald Is giving tho readers a good eightpage paper this week. And Frlduy’s dally will be bigger than ever. Myers pepper growers are Taking In the golden shekels on pep­ pers now and we congratulate them. Wo love to see the growers mnke money. Since Governor Catts expects to go to W est Palm Beach with a double barrelled shot gun looking fo r Joe Earman one day this week w c would again advise Joct to do his Christmas shopping early. A l t *tW P«M\TeWTÌAtUBft ARB j . aouyw ’ o o r warm paoPrTtefa.l ) us x y js o vinti o e I I «AXAPAOm’ 'POUND UDOftfc / V tu* pea a» / T H IS is a question that many parents are COME TO IT D. A. Tompkins, tha father o f tha cotton-oil Industry, who built his for­ tune on hla Inextinguishable faith In thè Industrial possibilities o f the South, was food o f quoting this little story about ft Georgia funeral, says bts biographer, Dr. Georgs Tayloe Win­ ston, in **A Builder o f the New South." "I attended a funeral once In Pick­ ens county, Geòrgia. It was a poor, ‘one-gsllus’ fdlow . They burled him In the midst o f a marble qu arry; they cut through solid marblb to make bit grave, and yet a little tombstone they put above him was from Vermont They buried him In the heart of a pine forest, and the pine cotlln was Imported from Cincinnati. They hur­ led him within touch o f an Iron mine, and yet the nails o f hla coffin and the Iron In the shovel that dug hla grave wen* Imported from Pitts­ burgh. They burled him by the side of the best sheep-grnsing country on eartb, and yet the wool In the coffin bands and the coffin bands themselves were Imported from the North. The South did not furnish a thing on earth for that funeral but the rorpR« and the hole In the ground. There they put him away and die clods rattled down on his coffin and they bnrled him In a New York coat and a Boston pair o f shoes and s pair of breeches from Chicago and a shirt from Cincinnati, leaving nim nothing to carry Into the next world with him to remind him o f the country In which he lived and for which he fought four years but the chill blood In his veins and the marrow In his bones." "ft Christmas. Candies Npts and Nut Meats, All Kinds Plum and Fig Pudding Dates, Figs, Cluster Raisins Grape Juice, Virginia Dare and Claret Mihce Meat, Dry and Moist Goodwin’s Cakes, All Kinds . f * M* fl Buy Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis In Our State ‘D eane TJurner Welaka Building Water Cause of Qolter. Goiter Is epidemic In Important zones of South America, eapeclnlly tho Andes region nnd corintn mountain­ ous territory In tropical South Amen lea. Up to tbe present no lnvvstlgatlons bud been made of the water from goiter-infested regions; but recently Uouusy has succeeded In predating experimental goiter In white rats after feeding them with water from the province o f Snlto. These Investiga­ tions should lie repented on a large scale on account of their great theo­ retical nnd practical Importance. Tbey tend to confirm the theory Mint water Is one of the transmitting ngencles of goiter. BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS AT THE HERALD, EACH— . Why not give them something w(orth while? Open a bank book in the little one’s own name and put the bank book in his stocking. Must Hava Shown ta Raadara tha Neglectad Industrial Poaslbllltlaa o f tha South. j Phoné 497 tuen** owe cow«ouKt\ot*~>*mcM LITTLE STORY CARRIED STINQ Lettuce has gone up. Sanford man The value of water transportation took aome to Daytona in an airplane. caa hardly be estimated and when a But this docs not signify that the c |fy has It they sometimes appreciate WORLD'S DEBT TO CHINAMAN price has gone up. Merely the let- it and sometimes they hnrdly know tuce went up nnd unless the price that they have it. Other cities would Cèlsstlal Is Çirectly Responsible for goes stronger in thq next week or ao p |Ve millions for it and spend almost Improvement In the Breeding of the entire crop will "g o up” the that sum trying to get it. Orlando American Porkers. flume. wants manufacturing plants nnd The economic grains who figured ------------- o would get them if Orlando had water out that all that was needed to bring The Tampa Tribune saya to make transportation itf order to got a lower unbounded prosperity to the cotton your protests about Mendenhall’s freight rate. Some day Orlando will mills of New England was to add half pardon before December 29th. Re- dig a canal to the St. Johns river and an Inch to each Chtoaman'a shirt tall gardless o f any particular date we become a basing point before the peo- never carried ont his project, fittt tho wlah to reiterate that the Board o f pie 0f Sanford wake up sufficiently Chinaman, without announcing hla Pardons had better keep him where to discover that they arc on one o f plan, has done something quite ns re­ he Is and not at this time even con- the greatest arteries of. travel in the markable: He has added Inches to tbe legs o f the American pig. aider any pardon. South— the St. Johns river. We grow n e has not done It alone. He has ------------- o ............ fnmlllar with the river nnd tho lake bad help from tbe East and West In­ Cider is not under the ban as an In- peeing It dny by day and are apt to dies nnd from our own farmers In the toxicant says a dispatch from Wash- forget nil about the wonderful pos- South. The process was simple and Ington. How about the juices o f the |s-bllltlca of th ; tlvcr nnd lako in re- was Just another Instance o f a great Tloridn orange and grapefruit? T hey,during freiglu rates, in obtaining a Industry altering Itself almost uncon­ •can be called cider as well as the Juice ^basing point here fo r wholesale ilrms sciously to meet new conditions, th Nation's Business slates. •of the'appte and applet do not -grow and fo r factories. W e already hnvo Not many ypars ago the : r r.r* of down here. W o would pass this along a low rato on account o f the river the pig world went to the round, shortto the high-brow lawmaker. transportation but we could go farther legged type, tho kind of bog Hint you and get more concpsalons In freight couldn't sec under. Tbe chief purpose W e should place out more benches rates if wc jurt stood up for our In the life o f thnt hog r.u«« to turn fo r the visitors. There arc a num­ rights and the entire city backed up com Into lard. Now It’s the plj- i?pe ber on the street now but more o f the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce by that Is popular, the pig thnt th. ken them could be utilized as the visitors becoming active members. Wc have more lean meat, more bacon nnd more ham. especially the older ones love to sit so much furnished by nuture and s i What bos done It? For one thing around and enjoy the Florida sun­ little furnished by man. But we are the Chlnnnmn nnd his soy bean, coco­ shine. Put out more benches in the p * tm g liOMei. nut. corn, cottonseed nnd peanut are sunny byways and hedges. furnishing a vast amount o f lard sub­ stitutes at prices lower than the pig CHRISTMAS TAG S, SEALS, con supply bis product. So the four-' Orlando is paying $16,000 for the STAMPS legged lard fnctory Is fuming to the Hlghlnndera Band to play there for JuBt received now . assortment of hnin business and (be Chlnnmnn, his the balance o f the mlnter season. That Christmns tags, seals, stamps, etc., shirt tall unlcugthencd, has added to (s going some nnd ought to be re­ fo r your packages, letters and cards. the legs o f the American hog. membered by those in Sanford who See the new parcel post tabol that kick on supporting a home bnnd or bespeaks the Christmas spirit and tho Thè Split Infinitiv«. on obtaining a band fo r the winter cute little tags and stamps that should An Infinitive Is said to be apllt when here or part o f tho winter. It ia this mark all your packages. Only 5 an adverb or adverbial phrnne Is In­ spirit that makes cities out o f vjllagcs. cents a pack at tho Herald office. serted between "to” nnd the Infinitive, New line of stationery this week es­ ns "to readily see;" Mils const ruction A fter the Christmas holidays are pecially ordered fo r Christmas week. 1« not considered good Hnglinb. As a sign of tho possessive, "o f" niny bo tha over and people get back to real facts again it ought to be n good thing for I f you have a room fo r rent, If you equivalent o f the apostrophe "a,” or It •the Rod and Gun Club to got busy on have anything for sale, the way to may bo used with tho,apostrophe “a" In n somewhat different moaning, thus: that boat basin and let the public pet results is to ndvcrtlso It through A saying o f Wilson might mean know just what they intend to do nnd the Want Column o f the Dally Her­ saying about Wilson," while "A say­ •when they intend to do it. There nre ald. This Is tho market page for the ing of V/llson’s" would l>e "one of a number o f tourists that want to people who want something. Wilson's wiylngs," said by Wilson him­ self. You could say “This In n hat of bring their yachts here as soon as Send In your locnlj to the Herald my father's," meaning one out of his the basin is finished. office. Phone the news to US. We numerous hats. The English language avoids the use of the genitive sign " o f Orlando Board of Trade wants fac- want every bit o f It. Tell us the whenever possible, preferring tbe apos­ tories to locate there but find that the \news each day. trophe with my father's hat." ]\ ornar >mru paurr pama ut» ,*fU’ CLOUDft V» tWtWtMt»40r«i-«Or) 1 asking themselves. Mv*rlUl,( B .U . Kid, Kh v i Applicatiti freight rates are prohibitive and in a meeting o f that body the Orlando Sentinel quotes M. J. Datewller who said Orlando would soon have a canal to deep water and pictures Admiral D.Ur.r.4 la City by Carrier Datewller “ on the poop of the ves­ sel." W o hope It does not end there— Member of the Associated Press that’s all. F t, f t4CMi,*mtsc a m « m o * T W M W T M l W t t U I ONE DOLLAR will open the account. P. S .: A bank book is a nice present for the grown up children, too. F. P. Forster, President. B. F. Whltner, Cishler. TRAIN SCHEDULE Corrected on November 15, 1020, Southbound Departs 2:40 a .m . 8:40 a .m . 1:38 p. m. 3:20 p. m. 7:45 p.ra. Arrive 2:86 a. m. ------ 1:28 p.m . . . . . . 2:55 p. m. — . 7:30 p.m . North Bound Arrive ____ 1:48 a.m . ____ 11:45 a. m. ____ 2:35 p .m . . . . . . 4:00 p .m . ____ 10:00 p. m. tu 5 r p c Rn 1 L U d ■ 11 I.1 . 1 l u Departs 2:03 a. in. 12:05 p. m. 2*55 p. m. 4:05 p.m . Leesburg Branch Arrivo . . . . 4:00 p.m . ___ 11:55 a.m . Trilby Branch Arrive . . Prompt Delive, Cotton Seed Meal Departa 7:30 a.m . 7:36 p .m . Nitrate Soda on e Departs 8:00 a. m. 3:25 p. m. ___ 6:30 p .m . ___ 2:00 p .m . Oviedo Branch Arrive . . . . 11:00 a.m . mace Departs •Daily, except Sunday, Ths Dress Probltm In tha Orient The Yokohama Itefonn association recently sen» n communication to tbo mayor rcqr.'Vi.rj bis co-opemtion In endeavoring to (».event coolies nnd \r appearing In public places r>i uffi','«nt clothing to conform v ir ,.e»-«m Ideas o f propriety. The isoclntlon's spokesman stated that .oe reason for the request Is the pres­ ence of a large number of foreigners In the city, and the sight of tbe scant­ ily clothed persons on the streets nnd lit the trnriunrs will tend to give them nn unfavorable opinion o f tbe city.— From the Japan Advertiser. Knocking a Tradition. Turkey Is n tradition. Because the Pilgrim parents were rotten shots nnd ctitildn't kill a quail on a bet. turkey was all they could find for meat on dint memorable day. They bad been .ia n diet of elnms so long pint mayhap -v* ii turkey tasted like food to them. Itnt that Is mi excuse for wishing the Ida unit tiling onto posterity nnd tnnk'ng It n sacred duty to gnaw a bundle nf concentrated llddlestrings on tbe Inst Thursday of every November.— Topeka Capital THE HOOVER Suction Sweeper Demonstrated In your home. Christmas orders should b« giv­ C H A SE & C O M P A N Y . Service That Counts - g - ’ . * - [V .. * W e h a v e th e S a le s F o rce , L o c a t io n , E x p e rie n ce and F in a n cia l R e s p o n s i b l y Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street Richmond, Va. Car lot receiver« and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce / Consignments Solicited R fftr tn c ta t ^ « : : . r : u ^ a ^ , r ; ; . vr * .* w Bank w Pure, Sweet, Wholesome Delivered Fresh Every Day M IL L E R ’S B A K E R Y en Early. B. E. W ILLIAMS or G. A. DREKA, DeLand • Daytona Beach 108-2fltp As Good as the Best Dally Service Phone 66 ELECTRICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, H AIR CURLERS, HEATERS, CLEANERS, IRONS, SEWING MACHINES, WASHING MACHINES. ' Come in and make your selec­ tion now. F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Ave. Phone 481 S P E C I A L B A R 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 The Citizens of Seminole County LISTEN—ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE W n iL E WE TELL ABOUT W n iL E W E SING ABOUT The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921 THIS IS TO BE TH E VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET BELO­ IT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YQU AN D YOUR INTERESTSIt la to embrace the products, official or private, o f five coos* ties in the beat section o f the elate. THAT’S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. WE ASK YOU—WILU YOU H ELP? . Johnnie J. Jones’ remarkable United Shows, bigger and beU*r will occupy our grounds from December to tho time o f opening Fair in order to get ready for It. C. E. HOWARD W. R. O’NEAL J. L. GILES Secretary President Treasurer �* ¿i T B E ßANF-ARPJPAUiY. HARALD,THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1920 additional lo c als P A G E TH REE the entiling ground! of, the Gulf 1» being id v ocited by way o f the Oklawha river, Silver Spring* and the Withaooochee river. Braclot .Watcbee, Electric Lamp», Banks and bankers give much time Smoking Seta, Cai*ero>e and other . . More than 10,000 bog* and attention to the training o f their Sheffield silverware fo r holiday gift*. tn Inoculated apprentices. The head of a big down­ 218-12tc county this year and there — A. Kanner, Sanford ave. town Institution was once giving a lec­ jess cases of this disease ture on the work of the.paying teller .J Marlon: Syrup making la under and, as Ilom er occasionally nodded, if before. way here. Sixteen pow er mills have this man felt Justified In lapsing, to­ been Installed In the county fo r grind­ ward the end of his talk, Into an Ining the cane, inwit o f these mill* be­ iurumi nnrrnuvo o f SOUiO Of til» early fy's Drug Store. ing new additions on the farm s. Snap experiences, lie told of the natural reluctance o f a bank to refuse to cash ,|r M d * " u k . Cliy * beans aro being shipped. a check for one entitled to the money «ess in that every phase o f A big selection o f good books fo r who might not be fully or regularly in5 and home life were^repreIdentified and o f various ways In Four communities had their old and young at popular prices at which an experienced teller uutlNtles Mobley’s Drug Store. 219-tfc himself of nn applicant's good faith. “ Once a charming young woman pre­ Seminole: AH truck crops ore doing sented a small check at my window / 4 Beautiful Minnehaha A. Ksnncr’s, Sanford Ave. 218-126 well nmi n greater variety has been said the speaker. "She was trnnspar* planted than heretofore. Celery, let­ ently honest, but had no acquaintance tuce, romain, escarole, chicory, cab­ la the bank nor any letters or other Orange : Large quantities o f citrus bage, cauliflower, beets and carrots papers with her. I asked her 1f she fruits arc m oving from this county will be shipped in quantities from this had a handkerchief or Home article of i ily Conway community has united Jewelry marked With her name or Ini­ the farm bureau organisation o f county soon. tials. After a moment's deep thought her face brightened and she asked: A . Kanner has a big line o f holi­ “ 'Would an Initialed garter buckle day goods, dolls, velocipedes, etc, 213Bureau beans, i « « » d or" 215 Sanford Avo. 210-12tc Biby Blankets, now on In the tumult that followed a bud­ ding financier near the bock o f the ctr. Inverness has beautiful surround­ room raised hi* voice to ask, In a tone Suwannee: LuM week four commun­ ings, it has a most beautiful chnin o f of detarhed Hclcntlflc Inquiry: “ Did she get the money 7" ity fairs were held, each being entire­ lakes with good fishing, nnd if any "Young man," answered the great ly lucccssful. A community council sort o f adequate hotel accommoda­ organized nt Rixford with a mem- tions were provided on the shores of cue, "I have to remind you that a the lakes we might have hundreds o f bank's relations with Itn clients are bershfp of 3T. often highly confidential." — Wall people here every winter. Street Journal. Remember the children with some Mohawk Sheets, 81x90, $2,15 each. of Zane Grey's, Eleanor Porters’ and Booth Tarkington’s interesting books -—A. Kanner, Sanford Ave. Phone UNMARRED BY PLOW’S TOUCH . 218-12tc it Mobley’s Drug Store. 219-tfc EBO. Rolling Plain« a Scone of Qroat B«auty Bifore tho Advent of tho Polk: Farmers ore busy with truck A nlco assortment o f Starting Sil­ Agriculturist panlens. Growers are still spraying ver and Gold Evereharp Penc’ls and fer white fly and scale. Peppers, egg­ Fountain Pen» at Mobley’« Drug Seventy yonrs ngo . . . Indlnns were plants, etc., arc going to tho local Store. 219-tfc Indians, nnd tho plnlns were the plains markets. Packing houses nre operat­ Indeed. Florida towns nnd cities arc well Thoto plnlns stretched out In limit­ ing. pleased, generally, over the progress less rolling swells of prairie until they Beautiful assortment of Lion brand that Is being made, building up. The met tho blue sky thnt on every hand ihlrts for gifts at greatly reduced Orlando Sentinel, for Instance, says bent down to touch them. In spring prices.—A. Kanner. 210-12tc that the first twelve days o f Novem­ brightly green, nnd spangled with wild flowers, by midsummer this prairie ber showed building permits with a had grown sere and yellow. Clumps Suwannee: During the county fair total estimated value o f $84,000, This held last week ten communities had is certainly a fine showing and sug­ excellent displays of produce. The un­ gests that Orlando is making great excelled co-operation of these com­ strides ahead. Ilant sky. On Uie wide, level river munities made the fair a great sucbottoms, sheltered by Uie enclosing Just received a new shipment o f eess. W . L. Douglas Shoes. Men’s, Ladle*1 hills, the Indians pitched their conical skin lodges and lived their ilmple Box Fruit—Mixed ( boxes fruit and Children'* shoes nt reduced prit* lives. If the camp were large the picked to order. Parcel Post boxes es.— Kanneris Store, Sanford Avenue. lodges stood In a wide circle, but If 218-12tc only a few families were together, they and cartoons a specialty. W ater’s were scattered along the stream. Kandy Kitchen. 213-tfc In the spring and early summer the BEAU TIFU L POST CARDS rivers, swollen by the melting snows, Ocala: A new route for small power were often deep nnd rapid, but a little boats from north Atlantic porta to A T TH E JIERALD. E A C H ... later they shrank to a few narrow trickles running over a bed o f sand, and sometimes the water sank wholly out of sight.—Ocorgo Dlrd Grlnncll. - 5th IN BOXES, OF 25 and 50 HAVA TAMPA TAM PA NUGGET AMERICUS PORTINAS LaPREFEREN TIA All Brands o f Cigarettes in Christmas Boxes ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT Cords, Seals and Stickers GILLETTE E V E R -R E A D Y AUTO STROP DURHAM DUPLEX, GEM, M ILA D Y DeCOLLETE EVEUSHARP PENCILS appropriate for any mem ber o f the Family ’ Queer Drugs Ones In Use. Alchemy and medicine, ns It wns practiced In the early part o f the Fif­ teenth century, bad many strange be­ liefs. Among them wos that a roasted mouse would cure cannon ball wounds If It was bound tightly to the fracture, and old blood could be made young again by transfusion. Every stsrbeara was thought to be a thread of Ugbt thnt ran directly to the bead of some living man, and his fate wns deter­ mined by its action. It was also be­ lieved that rock crystal was Ire that bad been burled a thousand years, and that gold was once lead, that after being burled 200 year* changed to red arsenic and 200 years after that was changed to tin and then to silver and lost to gold. A favorite treatment for gout was a tea of daisy petals and cures were many, although the real secret was In the fact the physicians put the patient on a diet end a rest cure went with the flowers. Mixture of Rocss In Francs. The mixture of races that have con­ stituted the French people of today has determined the principal physical characteristics of our people. Thus It has been found, writes (he Paris correspondent of the Journal of the American Medical Association, that the average height for men la 103 cm. (5 feet 2 Inches). The observations Indicate that 63.10 per cent o f the French people have chestnut hnlr. The blonds nre next In order, forming only 12JI2 per cent of the population. Pure black hair Is found In 1.83 per cent—that Is, slightly more frequently than rod hair, which altogether was found In only 0.72 per cent of cases. Pur4 black hair, aoYare In France, la the rule In certain Mediterranean countries (for Instance, In definite re­ gions of Spain). Very light Monda form the malnrltr of the population of northern Europe. WITH A TW O Y E A R S GUARANTEE S “h e 325 t ft e x a llS tö re Prescription Druggists Best Sprinkler. Many persona must have noticed that the most diligent sprinkling of lawns and flowerbeds'flails to Impart to the grass and planta a vital stimu­ lus equal to that that comes from a good shower o f rain. It Is because rain, falling from a great height through the elr; brings with It a considerable quantity o f car­ bonic arid, of nitrogenous particles, and of other elements nutritious to plants, which It bos washed out of the atmosphere, 80 a sprinkler used from the top of a tall building might be slightly more, effective than when employed at the rurface o f the ground. AFTER YOU HAVE R E A D AND PONDERED OVER AND CONSIDERED A L L T H E OTH­ ER ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE D AILY HERALD, JUST C A ST YOUR CRITICAL EYE OVER THESE SPOT CASH— DELIVERED PRICES. THESE AR E CASH PRICES, BUT WE WILL NOT ASK YOU TO “TOTE” YOUR PU.uJiiASE HOME— W E ’ L L D E L IV E R IT FREE TO A N Y PART OF THE CITY AND GIVE YOU OUR USUAL PROMPT SERVICE. IN THE FOLLOWING SPOT CASH PRICE LIST YOU W ILL FIND ALMOST E V E R Y A R ­ TICLE USED ON TH E TABLi! /uM * YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON EVE R Y ONE OF THEM. YOU PAY CASH AND WE D E LIV E R . ON CHARGE SALES OUR REGU LAR PRICES W ILL P R E V A IL : Okra and Tomatoes, Over-Sea Brand,. 1-lb cans ............................................ 3 W ax Beans, Boyers Brand, 1-lb can....... Sauer Kraut, Servus Brand, 2-lb can .... Sauer Kraut, Heinz Brand, cooked, 1-lb can ....................................................... Sauer Kraut, Over-sea Brand, 2 1-2-lb can ........................................................ Mushroom, Bando Brand, per can........ Peaches, sliced, Thomas Brand, can...... Peaches, Hunt’s brand, sliced, can.......... Peaches, Bon Silene brand, can............. Peaches, Stella brand, can ................... Plums, Over-Sea brand, c a n ................... Soups, Campbell’s brand, can............... Mixed Vegetables, Green Bay brand, 1-lb can ............................................... Apricots, Over-Sea brand, per can........ Figs, Over-Sea brand, c a n ...................... Cherries, R oyal Ann brand, can............ Pineapple, sliced, Over-Sea brand, can.. Pears, Over-Sea brand, can .................... Jams, Sun-Beam brand, all flavors, can Apricots, Stella brand, can .................... Cherries, bottle, Liberty brand, large size......................................................... Cherries, bottle, Liberty brand, small s iz e .................................................. «... Corn, Alpine brand, c a n .......................... Peas, English, Alpine brand, can.... ....... Peas, Servus brand, can ........................ Baby Lima Beans, Curtice brand, can C om , Over-Sea brand, c a n ...................... Chili Con Carne, Red Crown brand, can.. Mother’s O a t s ............................................. Quaker Oats ............................................... Cocoa, Lowney’s 1-5-lb .......................... Cocoa, Lowney’s 1-2-lb ............................ Macaroni, Golden A ge brand ................ Noodles, Golden Age B r a n d ........ ........... Spaghetti, Golden Age B r a n d ................ Health Bran, Pillsbury, per pkg............. Jams, Curtics brand, all flavors............ Apple Butter, Heinz brand, large size.... Apple Butter, Heinz Brand, small size.. Cranberry Sauce, Beech-Nut brand, per glass .................................................... Real Boston Brown Bread, per c a n ...... Spaghetti, Servus brand, per pkg......... Macaroni, Servus brand, per pkg........... Noodles, Servus brand, per pkg.............. Shredded W heat, per p k g ........ ......i......... Peanut Butter, Bolo brand, per can .... Shredded Codfish, per glass .................... Salad Dressing, Durkees, large size........ Salad Dressing, Durkees, small s iz e ...... Sulad Dressing, Royal, large s iz e .......... Salad Dressing, Sunbeam brand, med... Mustard, French’s brand, per j a r .......... Jams, Southwark brand’ .......................... Grapelade, VVelach brand, per c a n .......... Shelled Walnuts, Diamond brand, can.... Seeded Raisins, per pkg, 1-Ib............ . Currants, 1-lb p a ck a g e............... ........... Prunes, 1— Hi Citron, 1-lb ................................................. 1lb can Tomatoes, per dozen........ 10-oz. can Tomatoes, per dozen.............. 2lb can Tomatoes, per d o ze n ........ Van Camp’s Soups, per d ozn e.... *........... 1-Tb can Osceola Salmon (pink) ..... ;..... 1-lb Polar Bear Salmon ( r e d ) ................ 1-lb Argo Salmon (red ) ........................ Armour's Tripe, per car ............. .......... Libby’s Tripe, per can ............................ Red Crown Tripe, per can .................... Asparagus Tips, Over-Sea brand.......... Fish Flakes, per c a n ...... .......................... Oysters, per can D ry Shrimp, per can Spaghetti, Heinz brand, large can ...... Spaghetti, Heinz brand, smalt c a n ........ Spaghetti, Van Camp’s, c a n ............. . Pork and Beans, Heinz brand, large, can Tuna Fish, Over-Sea brand, c a n .............. Pork and Beans, Heinz brand, small, can Pork nnd Beans, Van Camp’s, 2 1-2-lb .. Fork and Beans, Van Camp’s, 1 1-2-lb— Pork and Beans, Van Camp’s 1-lb can Cocoanut, Baker’s Brand, per can.......... Kidney Beans, Over-sea brand, 1-lb can Spinach, Gold Bar brand, c a n ................ Spinach, Over-Sea brand, per can............ Lye Hominy, Over-Sea brand, per can.... Pumpkin, Over-Sea brand, per c a n -----Beets, Over-Sea brand, 1-lb c a n ............ Cream o f W h e a t .............................- ........ Puffed Rice ................................................ Puffed W h e a t .............................................. Pnn Cake Flour, Aunt J em im a ................ Pan Cake Flour, Pillsbury brand ..... . Quaker Corn Meal, per pkg.............. ........ Kellogg's Com Flakes ............... ......... — Kellogg’s Corn K r is p ................................. Kellogg's Shredded Krumbles ................. Post Toasties .............................................. Wakefield Jams and Marmalades, glass Arbuckle Coffee, per l b ............................. Coffee, Capitol, per lb............................... . Coffee, W hite House, per l b ..................... Coffee, Luzianne, per lb............................. Coffee, Maxwell House, per lb ................ Tea, Tetley’s 1-4-ib .................................... Tea, Maxwell House, 1-4-lb.................... Tea, Maxwell House 1-2-lb.................... Tea, Lipton’s, 1-2-lb ................................. Honey, Quart Jars ................................... Honey, Pint B o ttle s................................... Vinegar, White House brand, pint bottle Vinegar, Heinz brand, pint b o t t le -----Instant Poatum, m e d iu m ......................... Kellogg’s Drinket, medium .................... Instant Coffee, Barrington H a l l ............ Cocoa, Baker’s, 1-5-lb ............................. Cocoa, Baker’s, 1-2-lb ........................ — Cluster Raisins, per lb ............ ................ Dates, per p a c k a g e ............ ....................... Cocoanut, Baker’s, per p a c k a g e ............ Dried Apricots, per l b .............. ~........ — Dried Apples, per lb .......................... «... Dried Peaches, per lb ............................. Crystalized Ginger, per c a n ..................... Crystalized Cherries, per lb .................... Crystalized Citron, per lb ....-............. . Crystalized Orange, per lb ........... :........ Crystalized Lemon Peel, per lb ................ Pecans, per lb ................. .......................... Walnuts, per lb ................................. ........ Almonds, per lb .................................... •Brazil Nuts, per l b ............ - ..................... Chestnuts, per lb Spanish Olives, per b o t t le ......................... Olive Oil, Heinz brand, per b o t t le -------Sour 'Pickles, per bottle ......................... Sweet Pickles, Over-Sea brand, bottle.... Chili Sauce, .Heinz brand, per b o t t l e __ ;Ghili Sauce, Brooks brand, per bottle .. Chow-Chow, Hyman brand, per bottle.. Chow-Chow, Heinz brand, per b o t t le __ Beef Steak'Sauce, Heinz brand, bottle Lee & Perrin’s Sauce, per b o t t le ............ Sweet Gherkins, Heinz brand, bottle .... CatAup/fclue Label, large s i z e ............ . Catsup, Blue Label, smull size ....... 'Catsup,1Heinz brand, large s iz e .............. ' Catsup,'Heinz;brand, small s i z e ______ Sunbeam Tt&jah, per g la s s ....................... Sweet M ixed pickles, per lb — _________ 'H ip ^ L ite ,! pint.bottle — ---------------------- THE CITY MARKET WALTHALL & ESTRIDGE Phone 113 and 114 W E L A K A BLDG �* .* • .. ^ PAGE F O U R wy/ JMyJtt» 7 Vfrj THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, IMO w ard visited Orlando Tuesday. M Us Ruth Young, o f Sanford, U ■pending the Christmas holidays with Edward McCall, of Lakeland, arrived her parents. Saturday to spendChristmas with L ittle Th< hie parents. has been qul Francis Swope had as Ids guest reported bet last week Charles Warner, o f RolM u . 0. 0 I Ins College. Monday. MISS KATI1KYN W ILK EY; Editor. Phone 428 On Sunday evening at the MetboW illiam R n n ii p ir u v n iD m n „ ... _ _ diet church a white gift service was ed a number OCML CALENDAR FOR THE Ed Betts, Mr. i n d l l n . C . R. K irt- he]d under the auap{cei 0f the Sun- at a blrthda W EEK ley, Mr. and Sirs. Frank Woodruff. j ay school. The church w as besuti- M rs. J. H , . ;- — — Misses Elizabeth YOwcll, George fully and appropriately decorated, the are viaiting . . . . Jon“ ' Jt>nei* Lel* nc*' Lorr>,nelatter being draped in white with fes-Lewis at All Bridge Club with Mrs. Messrs. Rodney Kincaid, U lg h tW)ns 0f tinsel and just a little touch M r*. Cart W. J. Thigpen. Newell, Sidney Newell, Mawry Smith, |0f green here and there. A special ville, is visit r*n*n* Allison Palmer, George Gray, Root program had been prepared and T he Womi Mr. and Mrs. H sl W right give dance j Duckworth, Billie Beardall and Fred just at the close o f the program each “ tacky party * t Women's Club fo r Miss Sarah Lorraine o f Orlando. 'class marched to the rostrum and de- given at the Wight. j Misses Virginia Johnson, Nell Lano, posited in a little white cradle, which At o f the Cl cturday— . . Marrla. represented the manger In Bethlehem ready *a sal Cotillion Club dance at Valdez. , Messrs. Paul Johnson andConrad many useful g ifts for the orphanage club member .— Io f LeLand. at Enterprise, Fla. The box o f gifts o f the most < ANCE FOR MISS SBRITA LAKE , Mtsa Maklnson o f Kissimmee. were carried to Enterprise Tuesday year 1020, ai The dance given at the Valdes Hotel M iss Frances Martin o f Tampa. by several members of Mrs, T . W. M rs. Geor st evening b y Mr. and Mrs. Forrest j MUs Duncan and Mr. Igou o f Eus- Lawton’s W esley Bible Class. dren, o f Coh ike In honor o f their daughter, Miss tie. J. F. Starrett, of Jacksonville, the Mrs. William trlta Lake, waa one o f the most Miss Oena Davis o f Palatka. inspector fo r the S. A. L. R y . is in- T. J. Branno autlful dances ever given In Ssn- | The chaperones were: Mr*. A. P. apccting tics In Oviedo this week. Messrs. Jo rd. Connelly, Mr*. D. L. Thrasher. M r*.! M n* c * A * Brannon, Misa Mary have And your thoughts turning t o gifts end something for friends, fo r family, fo r some one somewhere. What a wonderful idea that Christmas Savings In our Bank has become and how-fine It is now fo r those who had a Christmas Savings Account with us this year to come In now and get their money fo r gifts or fo r some good cause. To you today and start you o ff with a Christmas Sav­ ings Account fo r next year. Ask your neighbor who has one and then talk It over w ith— T H E PEOPLES B A N K nesday afternoon in Orlando, FOR CHRISTMAS Just received new line o f crepe P*P*r for package wrappers or decorations for the holidays, poinsettia and holly all In vivid red and green, quite the prettiest line ever seen fn Sanford— only a few o f each ao get them now. B ox Stationery In all o f the latest shades and styles—nothing but the best o f piper and enve­ lopes st very reasonable prices. Quite the prettiest and most sen­ sible Christmas gifts for either “ Her** or T llm .“ Christmas Cards and New Y ear’s Post Cards of all kinds from the low price o f one cent each up. You get the benefit o f our buying In Job lots. All very pretty and new. And then you can get engraved cards o r sta­ tionary or Holiday cards engrav­ ed o r your monogram printed on the finest of bond papcri in all colors. Come in and take a took. HERALD PRINTING CO. nerald Square 208-tf a A s s /f i c i ) a p $ FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS— Two furnish ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park Avenue. ______ 157tfc FOR RENT— One nicely furnished room fo r one or two gentlemen or nice couple. Can have use o f garage. Phone 23 fo r particulars. 206-tfe PÔR RENT— Large, nlCo furnished housekeeping room, 205. Oak Ave. Mrs. Riddling, Eagle Home. 220-Gtp WANTED TO RENT— WITH TUB PRIVILEGE OF BUYING, 5 TO lfl ACRES TILED LAND WITH A HOUSE, ON EAST SID E AD­ DRESS, “ FARM,“ nOX 417 CITY. 223*3tc W A N T O -iM fS OF AGE TO LEARN PRINT- OR RENT— 1 well furnnlshcd bed room, 717 Park ave. 220-tfc New stock o f specialties for Christ FOR RENT— Furnished- room. A p- mas, dear to the heart o f the ladies -^ply at Herald office. 220-tfc at Dresner’s. 222-Ste FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms fü ll SALE—Six room cottage, dose in with largo garden and several fo r light housekeeping, 1020 Union« 'kinds o f fruit trees. Owner, Box 117. avenue. 224-2tp 22-6tp FôA RENT— Furnished house-kccpThe Herald Printing Co. has ev­ Phontf 348-W before 8 ~ F y rs on sale at h a lf'p rice 'a fJ n C 222*3te erything In the office.supply line that 222-fit Dresner's this week only. you a rc needing.-T he price Is right MISCELLANEOUS also. Let us fit you up with your stationery and office supplies. ROOM AND BOARD, |11 per week, 100 East First street, over Union Pharmacy, ' ‘ * 103-tfc McCall and son Ed' Get som e of those late postcards at WANTED the Herald office. The Valdez Ho­ tel, the Weiaka Block, the Seminole W ANTED— Carpenter, handy men, Hotel and other points o f interest. truck drivers, motor boat operators, Only one cent each. Send a Sanford laborers (white and colored). Men fo r card to your friends. all kinds o f steady work. Good board and room furnished. Apply office o f GET YO U R GOOD THINGS TO E A T FOR CHRISTMAS ni T H È HOME BAKERY 405 West First Street WANTED— Team work. M. Hanson Shoe Shop. Inquire of 189-COtp + T J O. H. STENSTROM, Manager New arrivals o f Silk Dresses « Drcsancr’s. 22-3te FOR SALE)— Two good milk coal, Jerseys. Both fresh. Ji C.: Stapler. 221-10tc_________________________ J FOR SALE— Three choice buildlag ❖ lots, paved street, cheap if sold *t % once. Corner 7th street and Myrtle $ avenue. Apply W. W. Long, 410 Osk J i street. 221-Mp X | FOR SALE — 100 ft. front, 117 tÜ B blaze of the diamond—the luster o f the pearl—the g litte r'o f gold— theee are not In themselrce valuable. They are prized because of their power to lend distinction—that Indefinable attribute we like to call “ Class." PLATNIUM DINNER RINGS, $100 UP PLATINUM AND GOLD DIAMOND B A R PINS, $35 UP. W RIST W ATCHES, $15 UP __ _ SOLID GOLD CUFF LINKS, $5.00 UP. SOLID GOLD W A LD E M A R CHAINS, $7.00 UP. _ IV O R Y TO ILET SETS, $10.00 UP Diamond Pendants, Latausca Pearls, Rlchleau Pearls, Solid Gold Belt Buckles, Mesh Bags, Vanity Cases, Cigarette Cases, Schalfner Fountain Pens, Mahogany Clocks, N ut Bowls, Dinner Chimes, Smok- 15-lb IRISH CA 6-lb C POTATOES ...........- J " CRI 8-Ib Bucket » (PI lib PI Snowdrift Lard V - l - l I d LEi* 1-lb Package SON-MAID SEEDLESS RAISINS ..................................... :.... ... 1-lb SUNKIST SEEDED RAISINS ....................................... ....... 1-lb GOLD M EDAL CLEANED C U R R A N T S ......................................... CHRISTMAS M IXED CANDIES, P er Pound ............................................ ENGLISH WALNUTS, P er P ou n d.................................,....... B R A ZIL AND ALMONDS, P er P ou n d........................... .................. LEM AND ORANGE PEEL P er Pound ............................................ Monogram Cream­ e ry BUTTER .. CITRON P er Pound .... OCTAGON SOAP, 3 for P. & G. SOAP, 3* fo r ................. GOLD MEDAL Flour, 24-lbs... Your Jeweler for 33 Years RAILROAD WATCH INSPECTORS Meadow Gold Creamery Butter. PILLSBURY Flour, 24-lbs LOST LOST—One tub of mackerel. Put 1° Ford truck in front of Yowell’s store Tucsdny, Dec. 21, by mistake. Party who got same please return to L. P. McCuller. 224-tfc Get your typewriter at the Herald o_.ee. A first-class machine, br*n new at |65 and one that-you will like fo r the rest o f your life. N o need to pay any more for a real typewriter. The Mollc Is not only a standard ms* chine but is so arranged that you can carry It around with you. Want a typewriter? The Herald has the agency fo r the best |65 type­ writer that has ever been put on the market and wo will have a shipment o f new machines the last of this week. If you arc In the market for a typewriter see us before you buyHerald Printing Co. BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS AT THE nERALD . FACH__ �g m THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1920 In 0„ and A bou t <Uy " " i n C h r lit « « - U 4 nl=> ChrUtmu » « » « ■ “ •that _____ _ folk. j U,,lr II«» ■" a ,n t° rd' flMtiagSatU Talks SacdActlyt Amagad for Herald Readnra the local merchants. It will also con­ tain the special Baptist church edition and w ill be a real newspaper. The It W eekly Herald Is an advertising medium second to none In the state and the list o f subscribers Is growing . f ■ every week. T t, gemlnole Bebecc. L o t o Frthy evening at 7:00 o clock Saturday tho Million DoU.r B .n d J ? start their first concert « t the ^ of Magnolia «nd Fir»* «»^ The Baptist Sunday school wiHhave . lartaU at the Temple on Friday «Tfnlng at 7:30. n e many friend- of Billy^ B ear.il 4 Orlando were glad to aee him hero last m aii‘K l‘,r “ " V r f d * * ltd the Lake dance at the Valdez. Hr and Mr?. ReginaM Holly expect to leave tonight for Elienton where th „ will ?pcnd Christmas with Ihe -rin ts of Mrs. Holly, Mr. and Mrs. Jim„ Wood. They will return homo Rondiy. Sanford, Fla., Dec. 23, 1020. LETTUCE NO. 22. Carlot Shipments from Entire Conn , try, Wednesday, Dec. 22nd. Florida— Sanford Section Florida— Manatee Section ----------- < California— Southern' Dlst. — .— i 1 will bring Sanford a G ift in the way o f a Band. And Santa says wo can keep it here fo r a whole week. He already sent the band hero fo r our in­ spection and we liked it so well that he will send it to us again on Christmas Day. The Bond will play the first concert in the City Park on Park avenue, Christmas afternoon at three o'clock. This band is the— . Total c a r s --- -------------Destination o f Florida Shipments Potomac Yarda --------------.: BRADY WINS IGOU M U LE CASES Jersey City ---------- ----------------------- W. Jacksonville These cases, three in number, were replevin suits started by W . M. Igou againat E. E. Brady, and other persojis to whom Brady had aold mules, in the fa ll of 1017. One o f the cases was tried soon after and resulted in favor o f Brady and other defendants. The other two caacs were not dispos­ ed of until tho 22nd day o f this month, at which time they were set for trial by tho referee. When tho time for trial arrived neithor the plaintiff Igoti; nor his attorneys appeared to prosecute the cases, and motion was made by attorneys fo r the defendants to dismiss, which motion was granted, and the cases dismissed. Thus ends some litigation that caused a great deal o f comment at the time suits were started. Igou was represented by Geo. A . DoCottcs, of Sanford, and Davis & Giles, o f Orlando. Brady and the other de­ fendants were represented by Dickin­ son & Dickinson, fo Sanford. U p. Smith, vice-president o f tho peoples' Bank, leaves for Atlanta to­ day where he will spend Christmas with friends and relatives, Mr. Smith «pent many years in Georgia In tho CHRISTMAS ORDERS leaking business and has a host c f FOR ORANGES friends in many cities in thrt state. — .............------- i. Now York *•»••••••«»•••••■■•••*#*••■«***•• Cincinnati •***•♦***•* Philadelphia ...........m*.....m.... ••»** *•* ay cross S t LOlllS ...M..M.H...— ........t.....^...H.....M. Chicago ...................... . Total cars 38 Diversions Filed Since Last Report None reported. Total lettuce shipments from Flor­ ida this season, to date (12-22 inc.), cars 627 To*al lettuce shipments from Flor­ ida last season to same date, cars ...........................................« .....745 Shipping Point Information, Dec. 22. SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, partly cloudy. Haulings moderate. Demand and movement very slow, market very dull. Too few snles to establish mar­ ket. SPECIAL NOTICE No reports will be issued on Decem­ ber 24th and 25th and Dec. 31st and Jan. 1st on account o f holidays. NEW SHOE STORE WILL START HERE PAGE FIVE MILLION DOLLAR BAND and all the dances during the week will be furnished music by the Million Dollar Band Orchestra. We would like to mention to all those expecting to attend these dances, that if that full dress wardrobe is not complete, bet­ ter pay us a v isit We have just received a dozen nice new and we are selling them for what they would have cost wholesale last month. And then we have all the trimmings that go with them, too. WANTS MORE, SHADE TREES FItUIT TREES AND FLOWERS' Lcnvo your orders fo r Christmas or­ ‘‘Sanford never looked prettier than anges and grapefruit with Reginald at present with all the vivid coloring S. Holly, who Is making a specialty o f of the mnny flowers nnd the yards all tho b e s t-o f tangerines and orangea LLOYD'S W ILL HE AN EXCLUSIVE (filled with trees and plants nnd and grapefruit in mixed o r straight SHOE STORE AND W ILL OPEN shrubs. And each yard should have packages. He takes your order and a few orange trees to show the win­ ABOUT FEBRUARY 1 sees that i tls shipped to the proper ter visitors. They come down here to destination. Gel his prices. See him Sherman Lloyd o f this city expects see flowers and fruits nad wc should or phono 168 or 148. to open an exclusive shoe store in tho hove them to show." First National Bank annex building Friend Holly: Attached clipping from your edi­ about tho first o f February and will Look over the elegant new line o f torial columns, this was tho idea I carry a fine line o f ladies' and gents' stationery at the Herald office before tried so hard to have Marlow take up and children’s shoes catering especi­ The big Weekly Herald goes out to- buying your Christmas g if ta of »fine several years ago, had he done so ally to tho children’s line— something vrorow morning early nnd will con­ stationery. We have it in all sizes Sanford today would be a thing o f that has been needed in this city fo r a tain many pages of good Christmas and all shades at very reasonable beauty. My idea waa to agitate the long time. Mr. Lloyd is no stranger Trading matter and advertisements of prices. In Sanford having lived here fo r the planting of one or more citrus trees past five years and ho Is no stranger in every front yard in Sanford, either to tho shoe lino having literally grown orange, grapefruit, tangerine or kumquat, the greater the mixture, the up in the business as his father U now better the effect. Think what it and haa been engaged in tho shoe busi­ would mean to have one or more citness in Michigan fo r tho past forty „ j , rus trees cither blooming or bearing, ytnnl nnd S. Sj. Lloyd cam . up Jn „ very ynnl Ks „ „ fordi the proper tutelage. He never cn tadvcrtislng feature alone would be gaged in the line hero, being in other worth more than the cost, mnny times business, but at the earnest solicita­ more, each resident would naturally tion o f his many friends and seeing an take pride in these trees, nnd would opening here has determined to open give them extra attention, in tho way nn .exclusive shoe store nnd cater to o f fertilizing, nnd eventually Sanford the trade here with the best there would develop into a veritable orange is in thin lino.' He will handle among or citrus grove. You must remem­ thcr lines tha calibrated Walkover ber thut a large per cent o f your tourshoes fo r men and women and the ¿s (visitors see but mighty few orPollynnn line for children nnd these Bng0 groves until they reach Snntwo lines are enough to guarantee Jiord, os they come down the river, Lloyd's Shoe Store n good business, land make most of the trip by night. The Gift Supreme for Watch' the Herald for future an-J mngine their feelings (particularly nouncements of tho new firm known if it is their first trip) to step o ff the A ll the Family ns Lloyd’s Shoe Store. Clyde Line steamer nnd find them Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd will hnndlo tho selves surrounded on nil sides by cit­ new business and both of them are rus trees in all stages fo bearing, very popular here with everyone and rom bloom to dead ripe fruit, the e f­ that they will mako a big success of fect would be wonderful, nnd one tho new business is already assured. never to bo forgotten. I speak-from experience. I never will forget, If I should live to be a thousand years old PADERICK QUITS OFFICE ______ jn y first •impression o f un orange JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 22.—Tho ¡tree in full bearing, I thought it one long draw n out fight betw een P .F Ie m -jo n e of the m ost beautiful o f God's ing Bowden, elected to the office o f (creations, nnd while I have been tax collector of} Duvnl county, nnd K .,-pending the winters in Florida for R. raderick, son-In-lnw nn dappointco mnny years, surrounded by citrus o f the governor to tho office, has been ,*™lt of every kind, I still htlnk that settled at last by Mr. Padcrick resign-,« «e ll cared for nicely trimmed oring the post thirteen.days before M r .!« " « « n 1 « J ,*■"*“ * . » on° ot Bowden would have taken office under |f‘® ">°st ifuI * Rhts the hum*• * tho long term for which ho was elect- * n. eyo cnn wltn«M’ .thorcforc I . “ * gitntc it, get the Woman's Clubs, cd. The governor hns accepted tho he Civic Club, and every other club resignation o f Son-in-Lnw Padcrick or organization in Sanford that cun and commissioned by Bowden. interested, make a house to Padcrick was appointed to the o f - canVnM |f ncct,BBary| n necessary, and if you 'f,co tw onnd n half years ago, when ^ ftny regft]nctB who foc) that thoy ^Collector John W , Rast was removed t ^ nb,o {q buy th# tf#M| 8tnrt „ President J. B. Ball o f tho Chamber <rf Commerce and Messrs. Marlowe, Hatchlnson, Dens nnd Holly o f tho transportation committee and Secre­ tary I’earmtn of tho Chamber o f Commerce ore in Orlando today meet­ ing with the transportation committee of the Orlando Board o f Trade at luncheon where they will discuss mat­ ters of vital Importance to both cities and the inhabitants thereof. mas OF POPULAR BOOKS B Y PROMINENT AUTHORS, and n nice lot o f Children's Toy Books and Picture Puzzles. Also a nice line o f Bibles. Christmas Boxes o f Huylcr’s, W iley’s, Whitman's and Log Cabin Pecan Nut Roll Candles. Imported Perfumes in all size sets, Christmas boxes o f all the popular cigars In boxes of 25 to the box. Big line o f Fine Stationery at any price, Beautiful Eversharp silver and gold pencils and Fountain Pens. Jle will appreciate one o f those Gold or Silver Gli letle Razor Outfits. I1UY RED CROSS SEALS AND FIGHT TUBERCU Lexington LOSIS IN THIS STATE Just make this, a Useful Gift D U B 17 r U I iti for the W hole Family M il li iy ItI I L . IS T H E MOST IMPORTANT ITEM of th e e n t ir e h ou seh old. PINEHURST DAIRY— The 95 per cent Dairy. We Invite the public lo Inspect our Dairy at any time or any Hour-------Deliveries Twice Each Day. Call and L et U s S h ow Y o u the B est A u to F or its P rice THE D A IRY that IS DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS” Phone 367 piN flHi1PQTDAIRY illllM U lllJ I V tU lll Ask the State Board o f Health United States, Kokom o; and Miller Tires and Tubes Spot Lights, Bumpers and * anything in the line of Accessories W e maintain one of the best Repair Shops in the State. All our Mechanics have had years of experience in the Automobile Repair Business. Satisfaction Guaranteed! B. & 0. Motor Co. Sanford, Florida because o f nn alleged shortage In> t»*|ijn d to take care o f such cases. I accounts.. In the 1018 election Pad* t y i l g[ve |10 any tin,e to Btart 8Uch crick wbb low man in a three-cornered z fund. Let’s get busy, start it to­ raco fo r the office, nnd Rast, then out day. Don't wait until tomorrow, or on bond while his cso wns being ap­ text week or some other time. Wc pealed after conviction for embezzle­ are nil growing older all the time and ment, wns high man. The governor j wo expect to realize or njoy the refused to commission Rast. In th e 1culmination o f a movement of this election last month Bowden, the nom­ kind it behooves us to get busy. inee, wns elected, and he contended Very truly yours, thnt under the law the governor F. J. McDANNEL, should issue his commission immedi­ Owasso, Michigan. ately, aa the law holds that an ap­ pointee continues in office until tho Loavo your orders fo r Christmas successor to'the) regularly elected of­ boxes o f orangea with Reginald S. ficial la chosen by the vote o f the peo­ Holly who will ship thsm for yon. ple. Paderlck and the governor held Oranges, tangerines, grapefruit or otherwise— until Monday,1 when Pad­ vegetables in any kind o f packages. erlck resigned and a commission was Issued to Bowden, who Is now In charge o f tho office. MASONS ATTENTION DELICIOUS CREAMERY DOUGHNUTS Fresh Dally.... —........ 30c per Dozen Speolal Communication tonight at .BOOTH’S CRISPETTE SHOP 7:30, iw oric.tn tjie fcllowcrafo de2nd St and Sanford Avenue.. greo will be conferred. By order o f W. M. W. E. TOLAR, Secy. I ii You C a n t M ake H a y Without Sunshine Nor can you make much money without some effort to Reserve Your Resources by establishing credit with a reliable bank. W hy not make some real "H A Y ” in the SUN SHINE by starting a check account *>“*th p your credit that you ma.* Build up master difficult problems. . ¡Seminole County ßank] j " ’ S a ni f o r d , F l o r i d a ! A Home Bunk for Home People. j,; 1 W .... .................. .JS____ - •• ■ ■ . j í , Ts .V. �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD/ THURSDAY, DEC! ntiré Week—December 25-31 PALESTINE ►‘ UkilU TVUC1c UIU11AJ ••the Hisarene w hose birth will be com'memorated around the w orld this 'Week, Is character!ted as "a tiny litJ tie country," by Viscount Jameo Bryce, -In a communication to the National Geography s o cie ty : Though the traveler's hand books prepare him to find Piles tine small, tt surprises him by being smaller than ; h e expected. Taking it as the region between the Mediterranean on the w est and the Jordan and Dead sea en the eut, from the spurs of Lebanon and Hetmon on the north to the dosert a t Beenheba on the south, it 1« only '310 miles long a n d SO to 00 broad— that : Is to uy, tt ts smaller than New Jersey. "O f this region large ptrta did not '' really belong to ancient Israel. Their ‘ b old on the southern and northern dltt trlcta was but slight, while in the ’ southwest, a w id e and rich plain along th e Mediterranean was occupied by the warlike Philistines, who were some times more than a match fo r the Hebrew armies. Israel had. In fact •little more than the bill country, wblcb la y between the Jordan on the east an d the maritime plain on the west 1 K in g David, la the daya of hie power, •looked down fro m -th e bill cities ol t Benjamin, Just north ef Jerusalem, up o n Philistine enemies, only 23 mile* '•o ff, on tha one aide, and looked acroe* •th e Jordan to lic s b lte enemies, about ' a a far off, on the other. "Nearly all tho ovents In the history ' o f Israel that a re recorded In the Old ■Testament happened within a tend tori . n o bigger than th e state of Connect* cu t. whose ores la 4,800 square miles j a n d Into hardly an y other country hat — — — there been crowded, from, the days .at Abraham till our own. ao much hlitorj —that la to say, so many events that have been recorded and deoerve to N recorded In the annul* of mankind. “ Nor la It only that Palestine ti really a email country. Tho travel«) constantly fcela aa he moves about that It la a email country. From th* heights, a few miles north 6t Jeru Salem, he sees, looking northward, i far-off summit carry Inf snow for elgh months In the year. It Is Uermon nearly 10,0^0 feet high—Ilcnnon whose fountains feed the rivers o' Damascus. t "Hut Ifermon la outside the terrt toty o f Israel altogether, standing It the land o f the Syrians; ao, too, tt I) of Lebanon. Wo are apt to think ol that mountain mass as within tb( country, because It also ts frequent!] mentioned In the Psalms and tht Prophets; but the two ranges o f Lab anon also rtis beyond the frontier* of Israel, lying between the Syrians o: Damascus and the Phoenicians o f thi West. "Perhaps It la because the map* from which children used bp loan Wblo geography, were on A large scale that most o f us have failed to renltri how narrow were tho limits within which took place, all thorn* great do lngt that Oil the books of Samuel anr Kings. Just In the same way th* classical scholar who visits Greece h surprised to find that so small a ter rlto'*y sufficed for so many striking In clderis and for the careers o f st many famous men.” ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS ORANGES Order your Christmas oranges and grapefruit now. All you need todo is to proas my palm with gold and I will ship the oranges and grapefruit by express to any point you wish, giving you express receipt fo r same. Don't w orry about a Christmas gift. Tell it with oranges. Just phone mo or see me on tha street or Icavo order ■t Herald office or write me. REGINALD S. HOLLY. Como in and get your new type­ writer at tho Herald office now. A real typewriter at $66, tho best you ever saw fo r the money or fo r twice the money. Let Your Motto Be: in and niteel your neighbor—he may be a good lellow Mt. Washington 6J»3 Feet H I * . Many person* believe that Mount Washington, In Hew Hampshire^ U tht highest mountain In the eastern part o f the United State«. Mount Wash* lngton stands 0,203 feet above sen level, according to th« United 8talee geological survey, department o f the Interior, but many peaks In the south­ ern Appalachians are several hundred ifeet higher than Hew Hampshire's famous mountain. Tho highest moun­ tain In the Appalachian system—the highest point In tho United States oast of the Hockles—ls Mount Mitchell, In North Carotins, which stands at an elevation of 0.711 feet. The btgheat mountain In Tcnncasee, Mount Quyot, stands 0,030 feet above sea level. BURROWED BY PRAIRIE DOG Devil's Corkscrews* Found In West* sm Mountains anil Plains Are No Longer a Mystery. Of the many fossils which have come out o f tho mountains and plains of the West, few have excited wider Interest than the "devil's corkscrews," found, In rocks of the Miocene period, In northwestern Nebraska. They are usually white, and stand out clearly against tho buff background o f the rock which Incloses them, often attain­ ing a length o f IS feet, with many twists and turns ending at times In a large bulb, with occasional side pas­ sages When first discovered It was thought Ivory Does Not RuaL that these gigantic "corkscrews11 were One cold afternoon several schoolhuge petrified vinca of roots o f some girls wore standing on a corner wait­ strange plant Study o f the "corking for a car. A man Invited them screws,” however, failed to reveal any to come Into his office to watt for the traces o f plant structure. Later the car. They accepted. The conversation skeleton o f an animal like tho badger soon turned to tho color of a certain was found In a large bulb near the girl's hatr. Ono Insisted It was red, end of the "corkscrew," and bones of another that It was auburn, and ana small camel and small deer were other that U was brown. found In others. After that It was At the height of the discussion two discovered that many o f them con* children entered the office. As soon as they understood the nature of the argument, one of the youngsters «ac­ prairie dog. Excavation o f actual re­ claimed: cent pralrlo-dog burrows, after filling "Oh, shucks 1 Her hatr ain't red. them with thin plaster o f parls, Ivory don't rust.” —Indianapolis tyw a. ahowed an interesting fa ct: the bur­ rows of the prairie dog and the pre­ historic “ corkscrews" were closely sim­ ilar. The mystery Is considered IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT BY THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE MONEY MARK­ ET, THE FALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION AND N EVER IN OUfc HISTORY DID ENDURABLE GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A STRONG APPEAL TO YOUNG AN D OLD ALIKE. THERE­ FORE YOU TURN AT O N CE TO OUR STORE, YOUR STORE, FOR SO M ANY YEARS. HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS FOR YOU AND YOUR FOLKS, HAVING ALW AYS BEEN AND ALWAYS W IL L BE TH E STORE WHERE YOU CAN BU Y SUITABLE GIFTS AT CHRISTMAS Orest California Industry. TIME OR A T ANY TIME AN D AMONG THEM WE Nearly a million nrres are planted CAN ENUMERATE A F E W FOR SUGGESTIONS: to the fruit trees that supply the can­ neries of California, according to Elton HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS, ID EAL FIRELESS It. Shaw In an article In the Old Col­ COOKER, FU LL LINE OF ALUMINUM WARE, ROCHony Magazine, the «>rgun of (he Old SHOWED SKILL AS ENGINEERS Colony club. Statistics tell us that ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CASSEROLES, PYRfcX of the 100,000,000 acres of land In tbo AncUnta Did Ramarfcabla Work Constate of California, about 000,000 are W ARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND •tdlring the Limited Mechanical devoted to fruit trees; so It Is easily Means at Hand. — — —i <r conceivable that the fruit-canning In. dustry Is no small part of the general That ancient Greek and Homan en­ Industrial activities of the "Golden gineers were Ingenious aa well aa 8tnte." Aklllful Is proved by the works that A COMPLETE LINE OF DAISY AND KINO AIR RI­ are still extant, for Instance when the Kupallnoit, Island of Samos, water­ FLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES, VELOCIPEDES, Remember that the Million Dollar works mentioned by Herodotus were Band will render their first concert constructed In the middle o f the Sixth WAGONS, ETC., AND FO R THE MEN A COMPLETE on Saturday afternoon, Christmas century B. CL, a tunnel about one mile LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST AS­ day, at 3:00 o’clock, at the corner o f long was driven through the Kastro SORTMENT W E EVER H AD mountain, certainly a respectable First and Magnolia g reets.. achievement when ono considers tho limited mechanical means at the dis­ posal of the builders. From the books BEAU TIFU L POST CARDS of the Alexandrian mathematician AT T n E HERALD, E A C H ... Buy Christmas Heron, ono tees that ancient engineers knew how to figure beforehand the Ulrectlon or a tunnel. The fine medical Instruments, o f which msny have been excavated, give evidence of high me­ chanical aklll. Ancient Instrument makers manufactured clepsydras (wa­ ter clocks) that could be carried In pockets and devices used by Herophllos to measure the temperature of patients. The present-day slot machine and taximeter are Imitations o f sim­ ilar ancient, Inventions, Even to bat Ustlc war machines ancient people ap­ plied Ideas whtch play an Important ____ |LM port In modern warfare— the "poly MODERN WOODMEN ATTENTION For grubbing Clothes Dry C lea n in g _____________ .TI bon" being In a certain meaning, th« predecessor o f our repeating arms, and Annual election o f officers next P r e s s in g _________ _________ — J» the "monankoo," o f the mine thrower. meeting night, December. 23d. All ALL WORK GUARANTEED members urged to attend. Crsditsd With the Ward Bohemia. J. D. DOSSEY, Clerk. 221-3tdc The novelist to whom nature owes 317 East First St. Phone 1 » (ho word bohemia—not In the geo­ graphical sense, bat a moral condition —was perhaps Henri Mnrgsr, If tho word can bo ascribed to any ono *_ t writer. KOKOMO. UNITED STATES Henri Merger, novelist and poet, AN D MILLER TIRES was born March 24, 1822, la Faria. HOW E RED TUBES He made attractive to hi* readers tbo Every Battery repqlr wa make is Irresponsible life of artists and stu guaranteed fo r six months. W* ar* dents in Paris, and left some classic And they are the Best able to do this because in repair!** tales and songs of dissolute thriftless ness and literary Impecunloalty. Murx any make o f battery we are licensed or was trained for the profession of to use patented features which hire law, became for a time secretary of B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY made Vesta batteries famous. Count Leo Tolstoy, but, like that earli­ Sanford, Florida er bohemian, Villen, he chose dissi­ pation rather than decency. He died In a charity hospital In Farts In 1801, L. A. RENAUD, Prop. Thow 1 » A monument has keen erected to his memory, but not without protest. Revoral of Murgcria songs have been translated by Andrew Lang In "Ballads and «?♦ Lyrics of Old France," published In 1872. FOR THE KIDDIES ATI p B ir r e Hill Hardware Co. - A Penny Saved Is a Penny Gained G. W. WATERS You Save by Trading We Guarantee All Battery Repairs JONES C A S H ST O R E , In c . Sanford Batterv Service Co. 117 East First Street Investigate Our Prices and Be Convinced Office supplies at the Herald. Seed P otatoes BIG REDUCTION SALE M AINE GROWN A s we nre nearing (he close o f business fo r this year and soon to take slock we expect to make It Interesting to the public to W e W ish Y ou a M e rry C hristm as come and"^purchase their wants at this great REDUCTION SALE. . W E M EAN JUST W H• AT W E >* --------------------- SAY ----------------- RIVERS BROS. Phone 175 Cor. 4th & Sanford DUTTON, Inc Sanford �λ T H U ] PAGE SEVEN ■> < > <► - ► . » the Fo u n d atio n Quality-Servicd-Price For Cold Weather Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges * Oil Stoves Gas Stoves and Ranges Hardware Cq. ¿•cad* of the Twentieth century. For k abort period they flooded In great number» the entire territory o f Oanl front the Pyreheee to' the nhlne. Then they auddenly vanished. It was recently thought that a clue bad been found’ to the hind o f food eaten by theae nomads. In an old eelfar In Andefmich there w ire found whht at firat looked like peculiarly aliaped bricks, but what later proved to be cans of a strange sort o f moat Certain Investigators soon decided that this could be nothing other than ele­ phant meat, and students were about to make trips to Africa In search of further evidence, when the result of aome chemical teats was published. This showed that the meat was at least 1007 years old, if not very much older; and as the Acfa were In Gaul about 500 years ago, It 1» folly to be­ lieve that this store of food belonged to them.' It Is much more probable that It was left then» at the time Han­ nibal ond his soldiers and elephant supply trains made their long expedi­ tion against Rome. It Is probably a good tiling for Amer­ ica that the mysterious disappearance of the'Aefs came about, for »here Is plenty of evidence that this bartinrlc rare was planning to m!gmte*to North Am'erlcd mid establish1Itself on thut continent permanently. HOLIDAY BOXES AND MIXED CANDY OF ALL KINDS. FIGS, FRUITS, ETC. See Our New Line bet re buying your CHRISTMAS CANDIES PRINCESS THEATRE BUILDING Armstrong Tnble S lo v American Beauty Iron Simplex Iron ................ Majestic Heater» » hone 412 115 Mngnolin Ave. Another lendmnrk tn Washington Is near destruction. TTie old "Morse Elm,1’ under whose shnde Snmuel P. B. Morse used to spend his leisure hours while working on his Invention of the telegraph, will soon be removed. The tree was planted In 1820. In the early forties (lie future Inveator of the telegraph used to foregather with his cronies and newspaper men and crack Jokes about the "Impossible" ami “ crasy" Invention of the umgnollc telegraph on which ho wns working. The tree wus lu front of the old Wllturd hotel. Since those days the old hotel line been replaced by a modem elevenstory hostelry. Morse, whose Inven­ tion cnino tme In 1844, din! In l/*72. Hut the tree remained. Hut It Is now In Ita death hour in spite pf ninny opmillmib of "tree aurgery" and all known applications of "tree medicine" practiced by Washing­ ton’s superintendent o f city parks. Houses of Mud. Women In California are building biiUHcs with their own fair hand». What Is more, they are tuuk'lug the bricks. Tho bricks, however, are of the kind spoken of In the Whip ns made by tho people of Israel lu Egypt—I. e.. of clayey earth mixed with straw for n binder. The straw Is Indispensable, nnd It will be 'remembered bow the Israelites "kicked" because It was not provided, Such bricks are merely sun bnked. Missionary priests In California In the early days used them for building churches and other structures wh|ch, covered with stucco, were very hand­ some. These ’dobo buildings wptc nlso substantial, weatherproof nnd endur­ ing, ns Is testified by many that still stnnd, unimpaired by the wear o f cen­ turies. With lubor so high nnd materials likewise, the Idea o f n mud dwelling, which one can put tip for oneself, even the children helping, has Its attrac* tlonft Tested Law . for the ,1 Benefit o f the No official, County, State, Revenue or otherwise, can *-J* M *“ *■ * r, ’ % enter a P R IV A T E house tin oT n E R s ¡'Pair Work TIME W HEN HEARTS OF ARE GOOD TIMES ARE IN THE YEAR THIS IS THE TIME TO OUTFIT YOUR­ LIGHT, WHEN SELF A T THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS STORE, WHEN YOU W ANT AND NEED NEW CLOTHES COMES THE GLAD NEWS OF APPAREL IMPORTANCE P rices are L ow ered Values are Consistently G o o d PRICES. WHAT CAN BE BETTER THAN THE WELL-CHOSEN GIFT OF APPAREL, APPRECIATED AND ENJOYED FROM GRANDMA DOWN TO BABY G IRL? IN­ SPECT OUR DISPLAYS OF GIFT A PPAR­ EL. TH E Y ARE A WELL OF INSPIRA­ TION TO LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS. EAST FIRST STREET, SANFORD, FLORIDA HISTORIC TREE NEARING END Kim at Washington, Cloeely Associatoci V/ltn ‘Sarr.usl T . B. Morso, Will Soon Bs dons. Fresh from the Factory JUST AT THE without a search warrant A CITIZEN HAD TO OVERLOOK FOIBLES Hsrbsrt Spencer's Fussiness s Trial to Thoso Who Did Not Know His Raal Klndnssa. The Superior Peeple. The following proclamation waa re­ cent Iy published by the Mohammedan community: “ Praise be to Ood and peaco for having made uh superior to other creatures In havlug granted us this holiday, which has spread all through tbla Island among us all, both those who live near the sea and those who lire on the mainland, those who live In the south and those who live In the north, among young and old, male and female. We celebrate great rejoicings on the arrival of our Mas­ ter, the owner of this country. He came to seo us. his subjects, and to Inspect his country."— Zanslbar Ga< sette. More examples of Herbert Spencer’s Irritating foibles and extraordinary pettiness are superfluous, but two of them will bear the telling. A friend had the opportunity of see­ ing In fall working order the famous ear-stoppers tint Spencer used to w et'. Probably some frivolous re­ mark of the friend obtained him this privilege, for In the middle of the meal Spencer, with a fixed glance at him, pressed tho spring that closed tho hole of each ear. Qulf Coast Sulphur Deposits. After luncheon the host and friend At smite remote time Ihen* must sat chatting In the gurdeu. when there came an Invltutton from Spencer to have been trememliMiH volcanic activ­ lake a drive with him In Ills rubber- ity In the region which Is today the tired carriage, the message adding that gulf const of l.ums!aiiii and Texas; for In those parts are found deposits "v.c are not to t*di’." of sulphur vastly exceeding In Humi­ When they were returning from F- cncer’s funeral Sir Michael Foster lity nny known elsewhere In the world. t* J thin friend the following story: They are covered over by hundreds of Spencer detested cushions, und the feet of Inter sedimentary material, nnd trouble wns to find a chair that wns to get nt the sulphur deep wrlls have to be mmk. Superheated water Is hard In the sent and yet '-or.., enable. . r, I <fotm the pin*'« re melt the sul­ i i o , Ul a l a u l I t i O U t t v , Lu l . u J JL uu4t phur, which In fetched to the surtace covered with some Inches of soft plas­ hy the power of compressed nlr. On ter of pnrls, und sitting on that mudo cooling It la ready for shipment, being an Impress from which a wooden -<cnt 09 per cent pure. of an exactly fitting pattern was cut. Agnlnst n certain undeniable fus­ siness there should tie set the fact that Biienccr had a soft place In a heart that seemed adamant, nnd there are stories o f spontaneous net# of kind­ ness and of otters of help to the trou­ bled nnd bereaved that redeem much unlovely behavior. CHRISTMAS ORDERS FOR ORANGES Leave your orders fo r Christmas or­ anges and grapefruit with Reginald S. Holly, who is making a specialty o f tho best o f tangerines and oranges and grapefruit in mixed or straight packages. He takes your order and sees that t tia shipped to the proper destination. Get his prices. Seo him Gifts o f jewelry are more than gifts o f the moment. They are constant re­ minders o f the giver’s thoughtfulness and the recipient can enjoy them for years and years. In our big stock you can find appro­ priate g ifts for cyery member of the family. Yes, even the little tots! And giving jewelry is so much better than irivinrr trifts thnt will soon be forgotten. Come, see tho many beautiful g ift selections we have to offer you. You are not obliged to purchase. Buy a Home for a Xmas Present Greatest - . * Gift in thei World i1 REAL ESTATE THE DEPENDABLE JEW ELER FIRE INSURANCE GIFTS TH A T LAST SANFORD, FLORIDA E. F. LANE "The Real Esiste Man CHRISTMAS TAGS, SEALS, STAMPS Just received new assortment o f Christmas tags, seals, stamps, etc., for your packages, letters nnd cards. Seo tho new parcel post label that bespeaks tho Christmns spirit and the cute little tags and stamps that should mark nit your packages. Only 5 cents a pack at tha Herald bfflee. New line o f stationery this week es­ pecially ordered for Christmas week. T H E H E R A L D ’S Office Supply Department has ju& ceived a large and complete line o f this beautiful station —no two boxes alike—and we will print any monogram paper (or cards) and envelopes—in one, two or three coi If � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 23, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 23, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 23, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3863f682129a1dfa96940662d8ca3d81.pdf 481e38092f6e483f933fbb6cafcd9e06 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF^THE W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DEÇEMBER 24, 1920 NUM BER 225 LJLTIVATE ¡STARVATION WILL SPAIN’S TRADE; END WAR W IT H THEY HAVE COIN FIUME AND ITALY COMMERCE DEPT. POINTS OUT BARRAGE OF PROCLAMATIONS MANY ADVANTAGES FOR HAVE BEEN HURLED INTO AMERICAN MERCHANTS RIVAL CAMPS (By Tb« AitocUWd rr»»i) (By Tb« A uoclit.4 Pr*»«) WILL GET WINE COMMITTEES FROM BOTH WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.—Trade LONDON, Dec. 24.—Starvation cxPUT SYRUP ON H EA D S B U T ON ANCIENT RHINE RAISE COTTON oppodtunities with Spain arc pointed) CITIES HAVE MEET­ m DID NOT SH A V E out by the commerce department r e - (Pcc‘ed to soon end “State of War* ING • THEM (By Tb« A:i«cUt«4 Pr*»i) (By Tb« i m c l i M P r tu ) 24 —The1P01**- It I» tho only European coun- between Flume and Italy. . Barrage COBLENTZ, Dec. 24.—Old fash­ WASHINGTON, Dec. Domestic try able to pay cash for American of proclamations; hurled into rival ioned Christmas dinner with light Bureau of Foreign and goods. Cotton composes about haif camps. Population of Fiume reaert- wines w ill b eserved American Boi­ Commerce, has been Informed that a jing D’,Annunzio. lers on Rhine. federation of organized for raising entire exports from United States. GOOD NAME AND REPUTATION uniform cotton crop In Northern Ar­ SANFORD AND ORLANDO TRADE CLARA SMITH SORRY OP STATE SCHOOL 18 RED RUSSIANS BODIES HELD MEETING gentina. SUSTAINED MAKES RESOLUTIONS DEPOSIT GOLD YESTERDAY FOR THE FUTURE • " IN COPENHAGEN The hasing stories that have been Sanford nnd Orlando will get to ­ published about the mix-up at (B r Tb« A«i«cUt«4 f n u ) I <®y Tb« Aii«cUt*4 P r t u ) gether to work for better rallormd WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. - The BIG SPRINGS, Tex., Dec. 24— Gtineiville have two side* according transportation and better freight rates (By Tb« Aiik UUA Pnn) Russian soviet government has Just Consecration of her future energies, to students who are in attendance nnd the betterment of the two citiea NEW YORK, Dec. 24— Burglnrs > _______ _ deposited two hundred million dollars "to stoning to her family for sorrow there and as usual there are always in many ways. The cordiale entente (By Tb* Ai m cU U A Fr»«i) in gold with banks In Copenhagen to «he brought It” and determine never entered an npsrtmcnt occupied by two sides to anything of this kind was established yesterday by the JACKSON, Miss., Dec. 24.—Cole­ establish trade credits with the United «Rain to waste an hour of her life Robert I. Ireland and wife today a t isd since The Star has published visit of a committee composed of man Brown, negro preacher, was one side only It is more than glad to States and other nations according to avowed by Miss Clara Smith en route Murray Hill Hotel nnd escaped niter lynched hreo yesterday by negroes, President J. G. Ball of the Sanford fire the rest of the affair. It ap­ information reaching the state depart- to Ardmore, Okla., to answer charge a fight with Ireland. Chamber of Commerce and D. C. pear* that all that happened was according to Sheriff Williams. The ment today. The only hope, it is said, of murder of Jake L. liamon. NAVAL OFFICERS IN preacher'w as suspected of'im plica­ Marlowe, chairman of the transporta­ the cutting of the hair from some of fo r Russian commerce of any volume —---------------------DRIFTING BALLOON tion in the murder of Della Green, a tion committee, and John Melscb, I t . the boys’ heads and through some in­ is tho possibility of utilizing this gold WILL NOT REVIVE ARE NOT FOUND J. Holly and J. C. Hutchison of the 14-year-old negro girl, who was formants who evidently lived at St. as a credit nucleus. FINANCE CORPORATION Sanford Chamber of Commerce, to Augustine,. Editor Felkcl, N of the hanged from a tree with a elothea (By Tb« Aiik UUA Fr«n) line. (By Tk* AiutUlhl Tnu) Record printed infçrmation gained OTTAWA, Dec. 24— Belief that Orlando where they were m et at the THE MEANEST THIEF WASHINGTON, Dec. 24— Veto.of the three, nnvnl officers in the missing Orlando Board of Trado by Messrs. from them, which was resented . by HAS BEEN FOUND joint resolution for reviving war balloon have fallen Into the hands of (Donald Cheney and Secretary Cox ox the freshman class. It is also stated INAUGURATION w “ 77. _ , finance corporation expected by White traders or Indlnnse was expressed to- j the Board of Trade, and Messrs. MofWILL BE EVENT by freshmen who have talked to The ' BRAINTREE, Mass., Dec. 24.—A House officials. Secretary Houston riny by Lieut. Evnns, who has been fltt snd Ange of the transportation Stir editor that the excitement of up! they gave the "hazing” as an TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 2A—Plans th ier stripped all tho toys and decora- now considering measure expected to searching for the men. committee of the Board of Trade. untie for "flunking.” for the ceremonies attendant upon tlons off of children’s tre?. The Sanford party was the guest recommend vote. The itatemcnt of the freshman the inauguration of Hoin. Cary A. of Orlando a t the Hotel Employ EUGENE V. DEBS, SAYS din preiident, appearing in the ’ Hardee of Live Oak as governor, JanPRESIDENT WILSON (where a nice luncheon was servod the “terible hazing" was put out byjuary 4th, next, have been completed, ____ 1 land over the viands many matters o f wme students who left the school It Is expected th a t the Inauguration (B r Tb« Au«<UU4 Pr»«t) importance to the two cities were dlsbeciuie they did not attend to their Jwill bo attended by one of the largest WASHINGTON, Dec. 24— White | cuaaed. A movement will be in»todies and fell down in their grades gatherings th a t ha sever assembled Houbc officials are unable to say nugurated in a few days looking toFlorida Alligator, is as follows: In Tallahassee. whether President Wilson would j ward better service In the shipping St. Augustine Record, The governor-elect will be escorted grant a Christmas pardon, but the of fniits and vegetables and better St. Auguitine, Fla.: from the mansion to the capitol, President said he would not pardon ra tes. Ik was the concensus of opin­ D. C. MARLOWE BUYS FIRST CAR Eugene V. Debs, serving ten years In j (on that the railroads, have been ..a!In answer to an article which ap­ where) 4he Inauguration ceremonies peared in your paper on tho front will take place. The procession will HUT NOT IN TUE M A R K E T FROM BEN MONKOF— Atlanta prison for violation of ea- lowed to increase their ra te s and hav» ONLY IN T n E AIR, P*ge of the issue of December 8, un- form on Adams street a t 10:00 a. m., FIRST FROM STATE ' received large sums from the gov­ pionage act. BOYS <kr the head: "Galneavilie Hazing west of the capitol building, where ernment during the w a r and after­ Gtts Out of Control,” the freshman ' " * D. C. Marlowe shipped tho first car the state officials will enter automoward to Increase their facilities and Sanford lettuce took a sudden rise ccjcry yesterday, tho same being dui of the University of Florida do­ iles a t 10:30. the public was footing the bills but Wcdncadny when Aviator George ,/rom ^ Cclcry avenue inrm 0f Bcn oms it to be mnde up almost wholwere not receiving the service that If of absolute falsehoods. W right, will H arry Fleetwood, took Monroc> Thc cc(ery la probably the the,high freight rate entailed. Also It is true that there has been some a crate of lettuce to Daytona via the car]jcst K0(den self-blanching th at has that the present high ra te s are pro­ airplane route and dlcivcred the same over b ttn ahlppcd from this or any unpleasantness during the past week* hibitive in the face of the present low •« the university, but to say that the to one of tho hotels over there for section of Florida In car load markets for fruits' and' vegetabls» trouble has gone beyond the control their Christmas dinner. Jots. xhe celery is real good stuff and “ the president and faculty la a ri­ The lettuce was of the new variety Mf Mar(owo Mya wm bring a good TRAVELING SALESMAN IN JACK­ and unless relief was obtained .there would be no fruits or vegetables ship­ diculous absurdity. propagated by Albert Domer on his pr}ce on the evcn if (£ ,hould SONVILLE HOTEL GOES OUT ped at a profit during the remainder Let us take up each atatement as Celery avenue rtace and known as the faU to orrlve by chriatmaa time. LIQUOR ROUTE » occurs in the article: of the season. JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 24— Mrs. "Sugar Lump." It is something like u underatood that Mr. Monroe The Orlando committee treated That Dr. Farr has aenL away W. F. Coachman, who was injured on the ordinary lettuce and something rcceIvcd a ^ < *1 pr(co for this celery (By Tb« AiMciaMd F m i l Sanford’s delegation royally, which is »cores of students for protection in Tuesday afternoon in nn automobile like Chinese cabbage but is much aad haa contracted for tho cntlro field JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 24. Carter ■ (r>|, the 0 [ | , nj 0 people and tho , abscnce «f President Murphreo accident near Haines City, died at sweeter than cither and the progenitor #t 0 good flguro which wcll W. JohMon, Chícalo troveolng » lea, Uo b r 0 t h. Idea that preposterous. As a matter of fact, 10:15 a. m. Thursday at Lakeland ac­ of tho lettuce says it needs no sugar. for ^ Snnford ce(ery crop. man, died after taking one drink of . * . , ___«..._____*v_ jour men hvac lef tthe university cording to a wiro received by Tho It is very crisp', and ha* curly a few meetings between tho«___ two trade Several growers will havo celery to "llquor" purchaied from bell boy. uk* this unpleasantness started, one Metropolis from Mr. Coachmnn hair and looks very fine In pack- ah,p ncxt w w k and n|| ot th(a (a very bodies would bring about a more cordial spirit between the two dtteflt upm *in™ returned. THESE shortly before noon. Mr. Coachmnn, ages. Mr. Domer says that he will parly f()r ce]cry of lho goidon kind, BRIGHT, SNOWLESS DAY . and Sanford Chamber o f CommercecordLEFT of* t h e ir OWN AC- in his telegram, stntcd that hte body begin to ship ere long nnd thnt he hns JIowover( |t appears that Mr. Monroe FOR CHRISTMAS IS THE of Mrs. Coachman would be imme­ will probably have the .Orlando Board* buyers galore for the new lettuce. nnd> Marlowe hnvo won the prize PLAN EAST OF ROCKIES ij«radc up },cro f0T n big time after­ The statement that several« sopho- diately brought to Jacksonville. Aviator Wright nnd Mr. Fleetwood ^ ycnr fof Bhipp|ng thc flr i t Cpr of fr ,* Wor^ knocked unconscious by -------*the first of tho year as there are many*had n fine trip to thc bench, making ccl from Sanford or the state, z WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. Santa mnttcra of Importance thnt the two NICKY ARNSTEIN and hns no Rro’Jnd whatever the trip in record time nndTinving no _________ ______ MAY GO FREE Claus, on his visits to the homes of i d tlcs can get together on to the men d!0 that the'freshmishaps; arriving home about 5:00 mcn lI,.,.'UrtrUe’ beer, beaten nearly every American children tomorrow night mutua| advttntage of both. o’clock at Airport Field. • (By Th« A lltel* Ud P m « ) will be compelled to resort almost ( _________________ _ t.*l ,nC? the 0Pening of school, as M r. Fleetwood is the well-known WASHINGTON, Dec. 24—July in completely to an airplane or, some We W»1 ndmlt that the case of Jules W. (Nicky) Amstein proprietor of Fleetwood’s plnce here similar new fnngled conveyance fo r ti"i in . „ Un,lcrKOne Bomo nnd Llciit. George W right is tho dar- ¡ tho weather bureau tonight forecast cuinm d mnnncf. Lut only as is failed 16 agree and mistrial ordered. ing little devil who is making.so many a snowless Christmas fo r almost tho sensations nt thc nviation ficldfevcry DIG FIRE IN HALIFAX entire United States. • writer of J ° n0t kn°W Where tho Sunday and getting nothing for it. "Fairand cold,” was the weather formation H * art‘Cl° Rleancd His ln(By Tha A iM eliU d P r u t) IBy Tb« A»««clat*A Pr«««) George should a t lenst get a Christ- w o r l d PEACE PROBLEMS TAKE forecaster’s prediction fo r almost tho HALIFAX, N. S., Dec. 24— Half mas present from thc people he hns S . n . M . t0 Whnt > « rta in WASHINGTON, Dec. 24— Procla­ UP MOST OF HARD­ entire portion of tho country t accus- * believe hc m * We are ‘"d ln ed to million dollar fire occurred in buslbeen entertaining and from the town mation announcing "th a t government ING’S TIME tomed In "the good old days" to a U there j, an'y ’t V ° p,po dream»- ness district, he has been advertising for he is one of United States believes time has arthough». , ir«hman with those ‘white Christmas.” The only snow of (Br Tb« Ai»*cUt«4 rmi) of the best In the profession nnd while “Khta we do not know of it. place in your paper as the article in ^ Dec, 24— President­ aafdeient de'STVer t‘he" ih to h d T lte Sanford is rather surfeited on air­ MARION, «■ ” Pld opw -cU» “ WM ,tartcd b* " v e ra l question. Wo ask this in justice to plane stunts the fact remains that elect Harding confened with Former Chriatmaa Salr.t, the bitreau .. I d , J " * « “ ' reaponalhimie. «.mimed In conp i? of“ b CUitln* the h#,r of » tho students of the University of Lieutenant W right has been advertis­ President,T aft on world peace prob­ .would be In WI.eon.ln, Northern «»»n cl.. he ~ cmbcr> of ‘He fresh- Florida and to the university itself. Mlchlgan, Northern N e - York, and ' dth Dominican .IT .Ir.„ U m rf whip Je I ..The^ freshmen did not The good name and reputation of ing Sanford, his latest In carrying lem and. practlca Idetalls of organiz­ Northarn New England -h a re .now “ S*” Domingo b , direction Prealing next administration. “b*rbe»' h barb€r*’ nor dld the this school lisa been Imperiled by Sanford letQuce to Daytona, l being fell early In the week and has not dent Wilson. Presages withdrawal one of them. ® of America ncontrol over affairs lest this article and we desire that this as wu «toted1(°Ut thoM who e8C*P«d melted. WIL l” p LBAD NOT GUILTY A u / r in W » article. falsa impression be corrected. We . The Pacific coast was excepted from IndU. nr*PuM,c l**lnn,n* f<rar * * * * * GREETINGS SENT . . (B r Tb« A u«cl«tw r n i i ) OTtrstu m . r POrted1,Uten,ent °f *** also daelra th a t if any other paper the forecast for fair weather, the aR0TO ARMY AND NAVY h is copied this artiule that (t will of the ov erly . * Wp,jr tbai ARDMORE, Okla., Dec. 24— Clara charts and maps of the weather bu­ WASHINGTON* ¡Dec. «24— Sectre- Bmlth will plead "not guilty" to *!*»• have h* ?*en n tbe fm Hman publish our reply also. reau showing that rein and generally. W IPE 0 F PROMINENT ta ry Daniels and Secretary Baker charge of murder of Jake L. Hamon, declare that^'thi^,nt«rv,ewed and they Further, It is our desire that the PUBLISHER IN EU8TI8 unsettled weather might bo expectededitor correct his editorial headed: sent Christmas greetings to all army counsel announced. west of the Rockies. -....... .. " and navy men. "College Disloyalty.” The South, where snow seldom aj*-! EUSTIS, Dec. 24.—Mre. S. S. MeWe feel sure that you will co-oper­ ‘h' f*cl CARDINAL GIBBONS pears a searly as Christmas, If at all, Clure and sister, Mrs. H eard of New “ d "«t Ih ,« d h o . cut ate with us to clear this mnttcr up. SECRETARY COLBY REPORTED IMPROVING will have weather slightly below the York City are pleasantly located In GUEST OF HONOR •nd "the wn ♦ Syn,P w*s not used (Signed) K. HUGHES, average fo r this time of year, the 'one of the Marshall apartments, SO DIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 24— Sec­ President, the Freshman BALTIMORE, Dec. 24— Cardinal bureau said, Grove s tre e t Mrs. McClure Is the Class, University of re ta ry Colby waa .the guest a t u lunchw . wish th«? ' u Uu*Hable. ---------------------. wife of 8. S. McClure, the foandet and a t Guanabara palace attended by (Gibbons spent a restless night but is *- that you would kindly Florida, Dec. 8,' 1920. eon better today. Try n Herald Want Ad— It pays, 'publisher of the McClure Magazine. conspicuous a —Lakeland S tar. •' high officials. ARGENTINA WILL ONLY CUT NEGROES LYNCH NEGRO PREACHER CBURGLARS FIGHT TO GET JDGETHER HOTEL INMATES FIRST CAR OF SANFORD SANFORD CELERY LETTUCE GOES UP SHIPPED YES’DAY ONE DRINK FROM BELL BOY KILLS &VLESMAN MRS. COACHMAN DIES THURSDAY AT LAK&AND S & V ,aU un,vcr>,tle8 nnd PRESIDENT-ELECT CONFERS W IT H TAFT ON PEACE WILL GIVE UE SAN DOMINGO �GE EIGHT THE 8ANFQRD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28,1920 ITUS HAS P U C E IN LEGEND p*.*,.. to Mythology the Name We* . Given to Flower by the Qed. . * deee'Hebe. ■* “TJ^crlous Egyptian lotus >haa • ~*®n more Identified wttli the woriiTe • than ^ °*her flower. The phrase “lotus esters" Is a comt h y * °°* In literature, and Is used to . dsecribe those who live In a dream sV'^ottd. The food nrnde from the dried of the Egyptian variety seems ' to have ¡had an Effect similar to varlm u opium products, and once In the «lufch of the drug the lotus eate n ™**«t both past and family, and went ’ about, oblivious iof demands made by I I ■ortety, kla or even their own physical r wants. •, I . The lotus la closely Identified with the undent Egyptian religion, and was dedicated to Osiris, no Egyptian think. • -lug of approaching a temple without three of the bloesoma In hla hand. The name was given It, according to mythology, when a beautiful nympb <rf the same name, heartbroken over 8T. JOHNS RIVER VALUE hundred pounds in excess of a similar_ , PROCLAIMS 80Mg M0Re. English and American Speech. HARDLY ESTIMATED HERB chart« of a shipment from Jackson­ It la Mid that it la harder for a OF TRUE VALUE IN RATES ville to Orlando, A shorter haul of First Free Children's Library In Eng. Lincolnshirefarmer to understand a 22 miles was cited as another illustra­ LONDO^ land to Be Opened In Old Heme . Lancashire miner than It la for any tion—that of from Wlnstom-Salem to : \ ef Novelist (Continued from page 1) two Americano from different sections tdday proclaimed a state of packing nad shipment of citrus fruits Plant City, in which the chargo was of the United 8tstcs to understand tween- the Flame government , and other agricultural products. He $M 2 per hundred, against the haul each other. The reasons advanced fpr Italy and has forbidden the pose stated th a t they must secure a nite from Wlnstom-Salem In Tampa with the unlfuliii tUudanl in America are tion $o leave Flume, says Rom/d li- n i t ------- IZ Z -------- . »and comm®nc® the erecUon of a plant a chargo of | i a 8 . This is unfair and the wide use of text-books, end the patch. i T #i . t0 hou,e thls m,chinery »round the it seems that w e must locate In Jack­ fact that our public schools are forced It Im d ^i d i i i,r>t ° f th ° ycar- and 0 r ,“ do had sonville to receive, the-advantage of to devote much time to the teaching of English on account of the large that all supporters of the scheme “ u s t!^ n|^ ' ^ t*d Ccnter of tho C,J* the present ra te s, ho said. However, number of foreigners in the schools. wish for Its success, remarks the . industry^of the state asi .he logi- he continued, oven though we locate There arc runny provlnclnllsm* In our Chrlstlan Science Monitor. The houM , ,ocation for their n®w Plant But Inngunge, hut-most of them have been In question, is 83 Johnson street, 8om -:one thing 8tood in ’their way, an ad­ establish pur m ain offices in Orlando, scnttcred orer the whole country and ere town, and the D|ckena family lived Justmcnt of the freight rates of the na it is tho cen ter of the local are understood hy nil—Exchange. .here sfter they left Chatham, being 8t*te thsst would make it possible for keting of our product.” * tenants of the house for five years, his concern to operato without being If you have a room for rent, if you From this house Dickens, the father, forced to pay a double and triple CHRISTMAS TAGS, SEALS, have anything for sale, the way to was taken to the Debtors’ 'prison, the charge in tho receiving of raw matcrSTAMPS get results is to advertise it through Marehalsea an Incident which after- ini from Ohio and Indiana through the Wont Column of the Daily Her­ word supplied his sop with “copy" for Jacksonville and the m a rk e tin g * o f two of his most famous books, “The »u.ip nrrt,i.,r * u.|(u n , : ung or Just received new assortment of ald. This is tho market'page for the Pickwick Papers” and '’Little DorrlL" « ¿ rP^ . ^ „ 5 , th °,* t®tf ’ , Christmas tags, seals, stamps, etc., people who want something. Dickens U a striking example of how , , * Van Boom cltcd in«t«nccs much can be accompllahed by a case ° r , V1® of tho present fo r yoar packages, letters and cards. Send in your locala to the nerald of real genius under adverse condl- ^ *P* rates, which seemed to favor See the new parcel post label that office. Phone the news to 148. We tlons, and it Is he himself In “David Jacksonville to the detrim ent of oth- bespeaks the Christmas spirit and the want every bit of I t Tell us the Oopperfleld,". who tells us what help cr shipping points in tho state. He cute little tags and stamps th a t should Civcryimng ror tflo office at newa each day. mark ail your packages. Only 5 Herald Printing Co. We can fit y * cents a pack a t the Herald office. out with all that *you need in fiat New line of stationery this week es- BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS printed stationery and office iumjIU* p<n.2«iijr uiiiucu fur Christmas week. AT THE HERALD, EACH__ of ail kinds. v IDEA WOULD PLEASE DICKENS posed of many stories—and from Fielding, Smollett, Goldsmith and De­ foe, Dickens must htTe learned the music of words, and the grace and dig­ nity or a tale of life well told. If hla old house now becomes the home of a free library for children NEVER GAVE UP A PROSPECT who, like him, may hava a chance te forget the hard facts of their lives In Salesman Would Walt but Ha Had No the works of great authors, everyone who has the welfare of children at IdM of Losing Bight of a heart, must rejoice. Possibility. Soma years ago I want Into a store to Inquire the price of something, an «^pensive thing this was, that I wanted to buy some day when I had the price. Mya a w riter In the New Tork Herald. They were Just as nice to mi as they to tea me. He was a very agreeable gentleman and In no way Insistent; ha had Just looked .In on the chance . -that now I was ready to buy; but my bank account hadn't looked up to any great extent and I was not ready, aa I told him; but I added that when I waa ready I would come In, and 1 would come to him. ' That, I thought, ended It as far as bearing from them was concerned; but -< not so. A year later I had another call from the Mlesman, m / friend; If be will now permit me ao to call him, on the same errand; a pleasant call and a pleaMnt little talk, but with the aame result as before; and now, a year to a day after that second call, be has been In to see me again. We bad our uaual pleasant little talk, and then I asked him: "Don’t you ever give up a prospect V To which ha answered, smilingly: i **W« never give up a prospect till . Imprisoned In CoffiniL The most terrible prison In the world la In Urga. Mongolia. It consists of s triple stockade enclosing s number of underground dungeons which are pitch dark and almost devoid of ventilation. But this Is net all. The wretched pris­ oner! condemned to Inhabit them are shut np separately In heavy. Irondamped cheats. In shape resembling coffins. There le a small hoi.» In the side of each, Juet big enongh for the poor wretch Inelde to thraat out hla head or his manacled hands. They •ee daylight for but s few minutes dally, when their food Is throat Into tb slr box-prisons throngh' the hole. They can not lie down flat, they can not alL for they are not only man­ acled but chained to the coffins. The majority are In for life sentencea, and no prisoner Is ever allowed out of bis box under any circumstances, except ■when he la to be executed or, as hap* Pant vary rarely—to be set free. GAS TO FOIL BANK ROBBERS Contrivance Threatens to Msks Trou­ bla for That Particular Clssa of Society's Enemies. Hank robbers who make a specialty of attacking vaults with explosives will do well to beware of a contriv­ ance newly patented by Richard a noescbel of narrltburg, Pa. He proposes to provide a chemical defense for banks In the shape of an arrangement of glass tubas forming a tort of polson-gaa battery. It may be made part of the gate,Inside a vaulL or may hava any other structural re­ lation to the Taulti that Is deemed desirable. It may even be portable, ao aa io be placed In position at n ig h t and removable In the daytime. The tubes are designed to contain bensyl lodld, tear-gas stuff, or any other suitable chemical which, when It expands, Is calculated to asphyxiate the robber or a t least put him to flight Bulbous expansions of the tubes furnish con telnets for the deadly ma­ terial. The robber has only to start some­ thing by retting cT z charge ef exploelTee. The concussion breaks the tubes: out flows the lethal chemical. And our Big Store is just filled with new and seasonable goods for the ladies and children—substantial Xmas Gifts that will not only please the eye of the beholder but will he a thing of beauty and a joy forever to those who receive them. Ladies’ W aists, in all the very latest patterns, fresh from the Isa t Tham ts IL An Irvington man planted sevsral hills of bantam sweat com In an laola ted, part of hla garden to grow saad for next year. Ha remarked to a neighbor woman about the time that "the blackbirds and sparrows bad not succeeded In finding his seed com this year." The second morning s/ter making this remark be found about forty blackbirds, near stump, busily devouring his corn. Ha “shooed“ them away and th a t evening polled aU the ears and pnt them away for safe keeping. The next morning b« looked out te see whether any black­ birds wars on hand. Bora enough an Immense flock was sitting on . the ground at the baae of the now barren atalka looking at csch other and around. The puzzled look on their Office supplies a t the Herald. Blankets, nice worm wool or cotton fleeced blankets at prices th a t will sell them. * manufacturers. Handkerchiefs make (he best Christmas G ifts and are alw ays acceptable. G et In quantities for the holidays and for-every occasion thereafter. Old Santa is here and his pres­ ence Is felt In every department of our big store. We have just what you want in all lines. Come In and look them over. The Gift that will please “her” most. Table Linens that are good at holiday time and any time. The best g ifts that money can buy. Hand Bags are good all the time but are especially pretty this year. Nothing more suitable than one of our lovely Hand Bags. i i yp %i r *■ - *‘*ÿ t yet ( V• ; 1 \ i i t —u i ' FRUIT CAKES ' * ^■ RAISINS CITRONS > NUTS PLUM PUDDING FRUITS AND CANDIES IN FACT FIGS A Deep Regard for Members of the Family is Best Expressed with Gifts of Apparel and Sp the Popular Shopping Place MM % . FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE SANFORD FLORIDA �TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 p C A V C . Lons before the plant, equipment and facilities land. Ha Is often confounded with Robert Montgomery, who was ridi­ • 1 • u a I u . could be* used in the manufacture of Ice, elec­ culed end denounced by Macaulay. tricity, etc., the raw* material had to be mined and quarried from "8tng a Song Thta Rleaaed Morn*' the bowels of the eartn and by fikillful process of sm elting m etal- waa written by niahop Christopher urgy and chemical analysis, the raw material is properly convert­ Wordsworth, nephew of the great ed Into molten metal and cost or transformed in designed form English poet and father or the present nnd shapes of different sizes to be ultimately finished, assembled Bishop of Salisbury- Dr. Wordsworth and erected In a profit producient equipment. The equipment waa Master of Harrow. Canon of could never have been built without labor of men and finance and Westminster, and Bishop of Lincoln. "While Shepherds Watched Tbclt it cannot become revenue producing until It has been placed Into Flocks by Night" Is by Nahum Tate operation in the service o f mankind. This nlso requires labor o f poet laureate, associated with th< man and finances. The ice and electric service in Florida Is in Tate and Brady version of the Psalm« greater demand than any time in its history. It requires imme- He died when In prison for debt. diale extension of service and enlargement of equipments, and the The popular hymn "Christian* SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY proposes to finance these de­ Awake, Salute the Happy Morn." wa mands for its service through the sale of Its 8 PER CENT CU­ written by John Byron, a Lancashire MULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK. A mlgnty good in- man, who was esteemed a good scholm vestment in a mighty good company. This stock can be purchased and poet In bis day. He waa born In J R.M . HOLLY ............................ Editor N. J. LILLA RD—Secretary’»Treasurer B. A. NBBL . . . __ General Manager ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. Circulation Manager Thone Herald Office 148 or 04. AävulUtaw «elee Mid. X u n «a applicati«« Manchester In 1091. The two eminent sweet slnrcra ol the church, John Keble and Reginald Member of the Aaaoclated Preaa Eleber, blahop of Calcutta, hare writ ten Christmas hymns, but they tacV throng of church people in Sanford those elements of popular song whirl and the surrounding country in giv­ constitute the Christmas carol, Kebh ing thanks to Him, who has allowed First Xmas Carol sweetly sings: ’ Now V ua to prosper in greater measure for Christmas. UK« circles wtJentns 'round building greater mansions In the Found in the Upon a clear blue river. skies. We wish them all a Merry Orb sftsr orb ths wondrous sound Is echoed on forever, Roman Mass Christmas and most prosperous year Olory to God on high, on earth r and many more in the future and to peace. do your the Baptist and every church in the The lines of the gentle Ueber ha* AR0L8 were originally ac «hopping in Sanford from this time city we want ta again emphnslze the companled with a dance, anJ I their lesson In these dnys of common on. . fact that The Herald is with you in this carol dancing la part of clal unrest: _______ o_______ every one of your project« and you the rhythmic movement of If gsyljr clothed and proudly fed. the Oberammergau play, as And about the first of January-bohave y°ur regular space in Thu Her­ In dangeroue wealth we dwell; well as of the dances of the ttamlnd ua o( thy manger bed ein to think about what youintend «Id to set forth the church nows of And lowly cottage ceiL Shakers of Lebanon In New to buy next Christmas. your respective churches each week York state. _______ o________ or daily if you wish. As over wo The first Christmas carol Orlando wants to join Sanford in arc your friends and hope that every In history la the "Gloria In Excels!*" FLORIDA! WILL GET FULL SHARE OF WAR getting bettor freight rates and bet- church in the city may grow larger found In the Roman mass, and In the TROPHIES SHORTLY te r. accommodations of all kinds and nnd stronger as tho y ean go by. Episcopal* Book of Common Prayer. It la ascribed to Telesphoros, bishop of Sanford will meet Orlando half way ----------- o----------WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—The -on this and any other propositions for LOOKING TWO YEARS AHEAD Borne, about the year A. D. 139, and Is common In both the eastern nnd Statecf Florida will receive a Urge -------the upbuilding of both cities. western churches. amount of war trophies and devices Scarcely has Florida settled down An .old English carol begin* with the as a result of a distribution of such Again we w ant to tell our readers , after one biennial election until there notable words: material thnt is about to be ordered , th at there will be no Daily Herald comes rumblings of whnt will be in B«hold a simple, tender babe by congress. Tho legislation is in the In freezing winter nlsht. issued tomorrow—Christmas—as this the next political campaign. HowIn homelr manger trembling llta, final stage of conference and it is ex­ is our only holiday in mil the year, ever, this time it is a "humoraome" Alas, a plteoua eight. pected will be completed in timo for Wo wish our readers one and all a ' feature, as the Scotch would say, The "higher critics" have wondered n distribution about Christmas. Merry Christmas and mil tho bleaa-1which 1» injected. how, tho shepherds could watch their The allotment for thc various states Inga and pleasure* Itla possible for Imagine It, can you? Cotta flocks by night, even tn winter In running for the United States senate already has been figured to a definite Juden, but this presented no dlfflculty them to have. in 1922! Oh boy, what’ll the people to Robert Bouthwell, the author of thin certainty on a very simple basis of quaint carol, who as a Jesuit was 1m-, apportionment. Thc trophies are to And a t tho glad Christmas time al­ do to him? prisoned In the Tower of London, and, bc divided among thc various stateo Over in west Florida "Catta car­ ways remember that maybe there is ried a county" last June. From over °f tha Wck’ in the »proportion someone near you who in unable to , . . .In which ,they , sever.. 1in West Florida comes this advice to waa executed in io94. have a Christmas and if you can do A popular carol among the G e r m a n s ***** J 6 H i ___ . . . * . .. him from one of the wisest and best Is one written hy Martin Luther for \World Wnr- Tro°P8 furnished to the something to make them happy you „ , , ... . " . ., . * i papers, the old Gadsden County hla little ton Hans. It begins: ¡regular army, national army, navy, will be twice blessed. There are , i. . ... . i Times: "Don’t you do it Sid! A fter From tha hlfhaat hravan I coma to tall national guard, marine corps, coast " * ■ no d°” b*; wh° fln t of January you will drop la- Tha gladdeat nawa which a'ar bafalL guard and thc United States guard assistance and they should be searched to nn obscurity so deep thnt yoli will A very sad story la told in connec­ out and made to feel th a t Christmas never be heard of again in Florida tion with this carol. In order to give arc all considered in establishing the is iu truth a day of rejoicing and gift no .come back- fop It realistic effect in e certain Luther-1 u®8'8 of apportionment, giving and happiness throughout all you. y ou wcre put into n pcrninn. on church It used to be sung by a boy I Under this plan Florida, which furlet down from the roof of the chnrch ’ nished .89 per cent of all the troops tho world. 1cnt political sleep when that Fletch- Jressed as an angel. But one day the will get .89 per ccnt^ of tho trophies, °----------ie r majority hit you last June and rope broke, and the boy waa killed. IThe following Is a partial list of the OUR CHURCHES i your following hns shrunk to the This put an end to a very beautiful but trophies that will bc sent to Florida: -------■vanishing point. A thoroughly cx- dangerous Christmas custom. Seventy-five mm. guns, 4; 105 mm. Tn this issue is a special edition f o r , posed fakir can never do business At • time when the llturglcel and guns, 4; 120 mm. guna, Z; 150 mm. biblical plays were popular the the Baptist. Church commemorating with the same crowd again.” guns, 4; 210 pirn, guns, 1; 75 mm. In a most fitting mnnner the opening; But Sidney Johnson Catts is n hu- Christmas carol was an Important trench mortara, 4; 170 mm. trench feature. In Italy In tho time of 8L of tho new church building. I t Is safe morist himself. He knows he will Francis of Assisi, In order to Instruct mortars, 1; 245 mm. trench mortars, "to assert that Snnford has more fine *never run again for anything politic- the people, the villagers came to the church buildings than any other city ai. He just wants to see if the state church carrying lighted torches, nnd 1; vehicles, 35; rifles, C21; machine :of similar size in the state and ail will jump nnd look around behind it there they saw the sceno of the man­ guns, 89; bayonets and scabbards, 435. •of us take great pride in the fact that if once more ho lets out a loud and ger filled with hay, and the ox nnd o u Sanford is a city of churches—a ' sudden p-s-t! It jumped a little and standing In their places near tho church-going town—and wc congrntu-: chuckled. But Sid know« when Virgin and Child. Then It was thnt date tho Baptists today upon tho com- ho hus got enough. He is no Brynn St. Francis and hla friars stood by the manger all night long, giving God pletion of their church. While th c ,for punishment.—Tampa Tribune, thanks thnt by this means the hearts editor is a Presbyterian he takes nn ----------- °----------of tho people hnd been touched. equal interest in all the churches nnd * BARGE DOCTOR “Rare old Ben Jenson," In the days is hnppy in their prosperity for upon ABUSED PATIENT of the "Good Queen Bess," wrote a carol which begins “I sing the Birth Dur churches as well as our schools t was horn tonight." And about that time the future characters o f our voumr JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 23.— Dr. ____ ____________ ______ ___our young . appeared a very popular carol which citizenship is buitded. Wo induced Dr. * t>0* Schubert, one of the most Greatest Gift in the World . Hyman to come back to Sanford nnd 1 n,minont Jacksonville physicians, Is sung In "Merrle England’/ even to the present dny, tho first line of which REAL ESTATE * finish tho bulldinn of h i, church for It VM “ rrc*,c'1 ofternoon on is "God rest you, merrle gentlemen." w .o » project only hnlf finlohcd when " - " « n t -worn out by M l.. No,I 8ome old Christmas enrols have come ho loft Sonford to toko up hi, dutle. ' ch»rs lne n » o u lt and hot- down to us tn hnlf Latin and hnlf FIRE INSURANCE M chaploin In tho nrmy ond I n » “> English. Among them Is n carol which sppesrs In the collection for Grace Franco It . . . that wo hod tho Ant d“ ' lo r, ‘ ' TO” d*d , nn'1 church, New York city: opportunity of tol lng him all the lrBhrw>| exafn| nation in hifl office When' Chrlat waa born of pure Marla news of Snnford, the great progress. cveral dayi) ago> I)r> Schubert wa8 tn Bethlehem, that fair cltle. being made, the wonderful prospects a|e>Bcd on bond. No dntc for thc Angela aAng with mirth and glee "Tho Real Estate Man" In Ezcalali Gloria. o f a greater city and thc message hl,lirinK ha8 becn fict> Phon« W 20* F lf* S i r « ( In this "Grace collection" tbeie Is n th a t he must end his furlough after! carol commencing “Over the world on Christmas mom," by Dr. MncUay the armistice and when he wns STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Clustered out to return to his work ;To thr Stockholdeni of W o l d „ u„ d. Smith. The uncouth carol of thc sixteenth here. That he has returned and has ( ||1R & I(OJ, n A>HOC,ation: century has given place to tho popu­ THE HOOVER completed his, church is the, special a . The annual meeting of thc stock- lar Christmas hymn of Inter days. edition of this paper a real proof. btddcnl of lhe Snnford Building A Wherever tho English language la Suction Sweeper T h a t one of thc finest church build- Lonn Association will he held at its spoken Chnrles Wesley’s hymn, "Bark, Ings and store house of efficiency is offIc<!| I0 Magnolla avcnuC( Sanford, the Herald Angels Sing” finds a place Demonstrated In your home. tho result ia proven by an inspection. FIorida( at eight p. m., Saturday, Jan- In the sanctuary. ■It Is also translated Christmas orders should be giv­ T h a t Dr. Hyman is known and b«> 1uary 8> 1021a for tho purpoM of elect- Into the languages of Imlla, China and en Early. loved by all people of nil "cods la {nfr djrectors for ^he ensuing year, Japan. Ith author wns tho brother of II. E. WILLIAMS'' shown In the manner In which they nnd to trtn , aek 8Uch olhep bujjlnc„ the founder of Methodism. Bo was a true poet and n perfect hymn writer. or G. A. DREKA, DeLnnd have responded to his special edition ns may ,0(raU come lt> Hla mnstorplece Is the benutlful hymn « Daytona Beach in advertising and in many other "Jesus, Lover of My S o u lw h ich was T. J. MILLER, 198-2fltp ways. A ttest; President. sung by the Prlncesa Alice nt tho deathbed of the prince consort of And a t the gladsome Christman A. P. CONNELLY, England, the lamented husband of tim e The Herald wishes to join the Secretary 12-8-oaw4t Queen Victoria. “Come all ye faithful" Is tho "Adeate Fldelea" of the Latin, nnd came originally from the pen of Christmas Candies | Aurellua Clemens Prudcntlus, a native As Good ss the Best of Spain, who flourished about the ;; Nuts and Nut Meats, All Kinds latter hnlf of the fourth century. Dally S ervice P h o n e GG Thero Is another hymn by the same i; Plum and Fig Pudding Latin author which begins with "Of Dates, Figs,.Cluster Raisins J the Father's love begotten." We have two well-born Christmas \ : Grape Juice, Virginia Dare and Claret J carols by American writer». "0 Little ELECTRICAL CHRIST­ Town of Bethlehem" waa written by MAS GIFTS :; Mince Meat, Dry and Moist | the popular Boston divine, Phillips TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, Brooks. "Snout the Glad Tidings, Ex­ ;; Goodwin’s Cakes, All Kinds HAIR CURLERS. HEATERS, i• * ‘ % ulting Sing" was composed by Dr. CLEANERS, IRONS, SEWING Muhlenhurg, thc founder of the Church ;; Buy Christmas Seats to Fight Tuberculosis in Our State + of tho Holy Communion, S t Luke’s MACHINES, WASHING MAhospital, and othsr charities In New CHINES. York city. Come in and make your selec­ "Angels from tho Realms of Olory" tion now. Is by the great hymn writer James Montgomery, who for thirty year* F. P. RIÑES ] | Plione 497 Welaka Building | 105 Palmetto Ave. Phone 481 Try a Herald Want Ad.—It paya. Buy a HoBie tor a Xmas Present E. F. LANE Lord's Purity Water % % l\ ^Dectne TJurner j ISN’T THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT A WONDERFUL THING? A TIME, above all times, when it is good to live—when the God given impulses of generosity and kindness melt the ve­ neer of human selfishness, and warms the world with the Divine glow of the Christ­ mas Spirit. A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YO U-a V>ry Merry Christmas—and we say it with all our hearts. May the cup of your Holiday Happiness be filled to overflowing. BUY RED CROSS SEALS AND HELP FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS IN THIS STATE. First National Bank F. P. Forster, President. B. F. Whltner, Cashier. LETTUCE HAMPERS A m ple Stocks :: Prom pt Delivery Cotton Seed Meal Nitrate Soda Bone Meal C asto r Pomace Kainit Our Prices Will Save You Money CHASE & COMPANY Service That Counts We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility Crenshaw, Priddy & Co. Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street- Richmond, Va. C ar lot receiver« nnd d istrib u to rs nt*. kinds Fruit nnd Produce C onrignm ents Solicited R tftrtrxcti i rrufuc« Reporter C«.. N.w Vorh N a tio n a l S t a l e a n d C it y B a n k Your Dank About V* Pure, Sweet, Wholesome Delivered Fresh Every Day M IL L E R ’S B A K E R Y S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S FOR THE FIRST C O M P L E T E H O U S E BILL CARTER LUMBER CO. The C itizens of Sem inole County LISTEN—ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE WHILE WE TELL ABOUT WHILE WE SING ABOUT The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair . Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921 THIS IS TO BE TOE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET HELD— IT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS. It Is to embrace the product«, official or private, of flv* coun' tie« tn the best section of the state. THAT'S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. WE ASK Y O U — WILL YOU HELP? Johnnie J. Jones' remarkable United Shova, bigger and will occupy our grounds from December to tho time of opening Fair in order to get ready for IL W. R. O'NEAL J. L. GILES C. B. HOWARD President Treasurer &tcrtUtf_ �. - "f . '• ."V* --------------------- ------------------------------------------- -- ----------------------- *■ *’f‘^ ft , **" ' ; -T.- h#?*** THE SANFORD DAILY HBRALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 ^^^Z^***********"'*.... ■..... *♦♦♦ * ADDITIONAL LOCALS PAGE THREE * STOP AT LONGWOOiD H O T E L Where there ia "a woman In the case" there is a man also.—Pittsburgh Gucttc-Tlmcs. LONGWOOD, FLORIDA Christmas Qsrdi, Seals, and Tags a t Mobley’# Drug Store. 210-tfc 2N UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT With no knowledge whatever of Governor Kent, the Greeks went hell bent.—Boston Transcript. SERVED FROM 12:00 TO 2:00 Beautiful Minnehaha Moccasins at A. Kenner’s, Sanford Ave. 210-12c PRICE, $1.25 The B. & O. Garage sold the sporty 'Lexington four passenger car ycatcr'day In W inter Park. They have just new sever, passenger Florida: 54,861 aquare milae infest­ deceived ed i 47,830 remaining; 13 per cent re­ 'Lexington with the new engine that is attracting much attention. Watch leased. Georgia: 67,439 square miles in­ f o r their advertisement In The llerfested; 16,694 remaining; 73 per cent, released. Bureau Scarfs, Tablo Covers, Kentucky: 841 square miles in­ Baby Blankets, now on sale.—A fested; completely rolcuaod. Louisiana: 64,409 square’ miles in­ ner. 21 FT ^ E m V O T l® S TTAT“ K' fested; 15,490 remuining; 66 per cent Now is there anybody cIbc in the released. AIIE ENTIRELY HIRED Mississippi: 46,362 square miles audience who would like a referen­ dum or anything?—Kansas City Star, WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.—The cat- infested; completely released. Missouri: 1,386 square miles in­ fit lick is fast being eliminated thru Remember the children with some tie work of the Department of Agri­ fested; completely released. of Zane Grey’s, Eleanor Porters’ and North Carolina: 37,365 square culture and the co-operation of the Booth Tarklngton’a Interesting books iUte». Of the fifteen states which miles infested; 10,087 remaining; 73 at Mobley’s Drug Store. 219-tfc wtre tick-infested when the work of per cent released. Oklahoma: 47,890 square miles in­ ersdiestion systematically began on A cat may btill look at a king, but Jnly 1, 1906, six of them have been fested; 4,047 remaining; 92 per cent recent reports from Europe indicate completely freed of the pest. These released. that the cat had belter hurry up ititts are: California, Kentucky, South Carolina: 30,495 square about it.— Life. jlluissippi, Missouri, South Carolina milso infested; completely released. Tennessee: 10,987 square miles in­ md Tennessee. Beautiful assortment of Lion brand During the year ending December 1, fested; completely released. shirta fo r gifts a t greatly reduced 1920, more than 10,000 square miles ....... ............ >------- -— ......... prices.—A. Kanncr. 216-12tc were freed of tickr and since the festod; 100,606 remaining; 48 work began in 1906, the area released ' ccnt released. Us been 610,095 square miles, That* Virginia: 13,918 square miles In ; Perry Jcrnlgan of tho B. & O. Gar­ ii 70 per cent of the 728,565 square fosted; 1,686 remaining; 88 per cent age presented the editor of The Her■ald with a box of fine cigars this miles infested with the tick when the releaaed. morning. Fine business, Perry, and eradication campaign began. The 'greatly appreciated. Perry was for­ area remaining to be cleared comprismerly In tho newspaper gamo and se 218,474 square miles, alt of which ii in the Southern States. knows th a t the editor is always In a Progress of the work as announced The annual meeting of the stock­ receptive moed. by the Department of Agriculture holders of the Seminole County Bank, Box F ru it—Mixed \ boxes fruit ihowi the total aren infested July for the purpose of election of a board 1, 1206, and the ar>n (cmalnln.i: De­ of d irecto r to servo for the ensuing packed to order. Parcel Post boxes cember 1,1920 with the percentage of year, will be held In the bank at 4 :30 and cartoons a specialty. W ater’s area released, by states, as follows 213-tfc p. m. Thursday, January 13th, 1921. Kandy Kitchen. A'abama: 51,279 square miles in­ 24-27-31; Jan. 4-12. Republicans In Oklnhomn nrc going fested; 3,252 square miles remaining; to have their say in Congress. They 94 per cent of infested area released. Remember th at the Million Dollar clrctde a woman representative.—St. Arkansas: 52,525 square miles in­ Band will render their first concert Louis Globe-Democrat. fested; 19,362 remaining; 63 per cent on Saturday afternoon, Christmas released. day, a t 3:00 o’clocjc, a t the corner of Braclot Watches, Electric Lamps, California: 79,924 square miles In­ First and Magnolia streets. fested; completely released. Smoking Sots, Caaacro'o and other Sheffield silverware for holiday gifts. —A. Kanncr, Sanford ave. 216-12tc SIX STATES FREED OF TICK IN LONG STRUGGLE NOTICE > Orlando still cllng^ to the curb Market and the country people 9*0 bringing in their garden stuiT and getting cash for it and spending the money w ith the Orlando merchants. Sanford should never have discon­ tinued th e ir curb market. It is tho best way to bring the grower and con­ sumer together for tho mutual benefit of Loth. Practical ■ Christmas Gifts for 1921 A big selection of good books for old and young a t popular prices at Mobley’a Drug Store. 219-tfc Why worry nbout achieving fame? After all, fame is merely n bubble, whereas a dollar bill ia 50 cents.— Manitoba Free Press. CIGARS PRICE $2.75 TO $8.00 IN BOXES OF 25 and 60 A. K anncr has a big line of holi­ day goods, dolls, velocipedes, etc, 213216 Sanford Ave. 216-12tc HAVA TAMPA TAMPA NUGGET AMERICUS PORTINAS LaPREFERENTIA All Brands of Cigarettes in Christmas Boxes . Miss Ora Howard left today for Tampa where Dame Rumor has it she will g et married but Just who the lucky man will be Is n secret until wo can sco the Tampa papers. Miss Howard hs/s been in the office of*b. C. Marlowe fo r tho season and is,very popufar with everyone. ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT CHRISTMAS BOOKLETS ___________ Cards, Seals and Stickers___________ SAFETY RAZORS Mohawk Sheets, 81x90, $2.15 each. —A. Kanner, Fanford Ave. Phone 550. 216-12tc GILLETTE EVER-READY AUTO STROP DURHAM DUPLEX, GEM, MILADY DeCOLLETE $1.00 TO $12.00 WATERMAN’S FOUNTAIN PENS A nice assortment of Sterling Sil­ ver and Gold Evcrshnrp Pcnc’ls and Fountain Pens a t MoLley’a Drug Store. 219-tfc UVERSHARP PENCILS appropriate for any mem­ ber of the Family The Herald office received a belated shipment of Christmas stationery today th a t woi to have been shipped many week* ago. It Is beautiful stuff $1.50 TO $8.00 HOT WATER BOTTLES PRICE $3.00 TO $5.00 wish stationery after Christmas como in and look them over. I t Is a' beau­ tiful lino of stationery in the very latest styles and colors. WITH A TWO YEARS GUARANTEE Just received a now ahlpment of W. L. Douglas Shoes. Men’s, Ladle* and Chlldrcn'a shoes a t reduced pn*. C3 ,—Kenner’s Store, Sanford Avenue. 218-12tc Bower & Roumilat TJhe ffiex a tt Store phone 325 Prescription Druggists ^ 4 The bride was gowned in white sat­ in georgette and a not veil trimmed with lilies of tho valley and carried bride rosea. The maid of honor was dressed in blue chrysanthemums.— Baltimore American. Goshl AFTER YOU HAVE READ AND PONDERED OVER AND CONSIDERED ALL THE OTH­ ER ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE DAILY HERALD, JUST CAST YOUR CRITICAL EYE OVER THESE SPOT CASH— DELIVERED PRICES. THESE ARE CASH PRICES, BUT WE WILL NOT ASK YOU TO “TOTE” YOUR PURCHASE HOME— W E’LL DELIVER IT FREE TO ANY PART OF THE CITY AND GIVE YOU OUR USUAL PROMPT SERVICE. IN THE FOLLOWING SPOT CASH PRICE LIST YOU WILL FIND ALMOST EVERY AR­ TICLE USED ON THE TABLE AND YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON EVERY ONE OF THEM. YOU PAY CASH AND WE DELIVER. ON CHARGE SALES OUR REGULAR PRICES WILL PREVAIL: Okra nnd Tomatoes, Over-Sea Brand,.. 1-lb c a n s ..........................................3 .14 Wax Beans, Boyers Brand, 1-lb can....... .16 Sauer Kraut, Servus Brand, 2-lb can .... .14 Snuer Kraut, Heinz Brand, cooked, 1-lb can .................................................... .22 Snuer Kraut, Over-sea Brand, 2 1-2-Ib can ................................................... .22 Mushroom, Bnndo Brand, per can...... .68 Peaches, sliced, Thomas Brand, can..... .18 Peaches, Hunt's brand, sliced, can......... .23 Peaches, Bon Silene brand, can............. .23 Peaches, Stella brand, can ................... .39 Plums, Over-Sea brand, c a n ................... .32 Soups, Campbell’s brand, can........... .11 Mixed Vegetables, Green Bay brand, 1-lb c a n ............................................ .18 Apricots, Over-Sea brand, per can....... .32 Figs, Over-Sea brand, c a n ..................... .39 Cherries, Royal Ann brand, can........... .26 Pineapple, sliced, Over-Sea brand, can.. .38 Pears, Over-Sea brhnd, c a n ................... .37 Jams, Sun-Beam brand, all flavors, can .37 Apricots, Stella brand, can ................... .39 Cherries, bottle, Liberty brand, large size, .................................................. .29 Cherries, bottle, Liberty brand, small size ....:......................................... —.. .16 Corn, Alpine brand, c a n ......................... .19 Peas, English, Alpine brand, can........... .29 Pens, Servus brand, can ....................... .16' .24 Baby Lima Beans, Curtice brand, can Corn, Over-Sea brand, c a n ..................... .11 Chili Con Cnrne, Red Crown brand, can.. .14 Mother's O ats.......................................... .14 Quaker O a ts............................................ .14 Cocoa, Lowney’s 1-5-lb ......................... .11 Cocoa, Lowncy’s 1-2-lb........................... .27 Macaroni, Golden Age brand ............... .07 Noodles, Golden Age B rand................... .07 Spaghetti, Golden Age B ra n d ............... .07 Health Bran, PHlsbury, per pkg............ .27 lams, Curtics brand, all flavors........... .36 Apple Butter, Heinz brand, large size.... .52 Apple Butter, Heinz Brand, small size.. .37 Cranberry Sauce, Beech-Nut brand, per glnss ......................... ...................... .09 Renl Boston Brown Bread,, per c a n ..... .17 Spaghetti, Servus brand, per pkg........ .06 Macaroni, Servus brand, per pkg.......... .06 Noodles, Servus brand, per pkg............. .06 Shredded Wheat, per pkg....................... .14 Peanut Butter, Bolo brand, per can .... .31 Shredded Codfish, per g la ss................... . 1 1 Salad Dressing, Durkees, large size....... .33 Salad Dressing, Durkees, small size..... . 1 2 Salad Dressing, Royal, large siz e ......... .29 Salad Dressing, Sunbeam brand, med... .36 Mustard, French’s brand, per j a r ......... .13 Jams, Southwark b ra n d ......................... .24 Grnpclnde, Welsch brand, per c a n ......... .39 Shelled Walnuts, Diamond brand, can.... .54 Seeded Raisins, per pkg, 1-lb.........?..... .28 Currants, 1-lb package........................... ,28 Prunes, 1-lb ............................................ .28 Citron, 1 -lb ....................' ........................ .74 1lb can Tomatoes, per dozen....... 1.10 10-oz. can Tomntocs, per dozen............. .60 2lb can Tomntocs, per dozen ....... 2.20 Van Camp’s Soups, per dozne............. 1.00 1-lb can Osceoln Salmon (pink) ........... .29 1-lb Polnr Bear Salmon (red) ............... .29 1-lb Argo Snlmon (red) ....................... .29 Armour’s Tripe, per can ....................... .34 Libby’s Tripe, per c a n .......................... .29 Red Crown Tripe, per can ................... .34 Asparagus Tips, Over-Sea b ra n d ........... .31 FiBh Flakes, per can .............. ................ 114 ;i4 Oysters, per. can Dry Shrimp, p e r can — ........_ 04 Spaghetti, Heinz brand, large can ..... Spaghetti, Heinz brand, small c a n ----Spaghetti, Van Cnmp’s, c a n ................... Pork and Beans, Heinz brand, large, can Tuna Fish, Over-Sea brand, can ....« ..... Pork and Beans, Heinz brand, small, can Pork and Beans, Van Camp’s, 2 1-2-lb .. Pork and Beans, Van Camp’s, 1 1-2-lb« Pork and Beans, Van Camp’s 1-lb can Cocoanut, Baker’s Brand, per can......... Kidney Beans, Over-sea brand, 1-lb can Spinach, Gold Bar brand, c a n ............... Spinach, Over-Sea brand, per can........... Lye Hominy, Over-Sea brand, per can— Pumpkin, Over-Sea brand, per c a n ----Beets, Over-Sea brand, 1-lb c a n ........... Cream of W h eat................ .......... — ..... Puffed Rice ............................................ Puffed W h e a t........................... .............. Pan Cake Flour, Aunt Jemima ..:............ Pan Cake Flour, PHlsbury b ra n d ..... — Quaker Com Meal, per pkg..................... Kellogg’s Corn Flakes ........................... Kellogg’s Com K risp ............................... Kellogg’s Shredded Krumbles ................ Post Toasties Wakefield Jams and Marmalades, glass Arbuckle Coffee, per lb ........................... Coffee, Capitol, per lb............................... Coffee, White House, per l b ................... Coffee, Luzianne, per lb........................... Coffee, Maxwell House, per lb............... Tea, Tetley’s 1-4-lb................................. Tea, Maxwell House, 1-4-lb.............— Tea, Maxwell House 1-2-lb................... Tea, Lipton's, 1-2-lb ............................... Honey, Quart Jars ........... — ................ Honey, Pint B ottles............................... Vii\egar, White House brand, pint bottle Vinegar, Heinz brand, pint bottle Instant Postum, medium Kellogg’s Drinket, m edium ...... Instant Coffee, Barrington Hall Cocoa, Baker’s, 1-5-lb .............. Cocoa, Baker’s, 1-2-lb Cluster Raisins, per fb.............. Dates, per package..................Cocoanut, Baker’s, per package Drierf Apricots, per ! b ....... Dried Apples, per lb........... Dried Penchcs, per lb ....... Crystalized Ginger, per can Crystalized Cherries, per lb.... Crystalized Citron, per lb................... Crystnlized Orange, per lb ................. .. Crystalized Lemon Peel, per lb...... ......... Pecans, per lb .................. ...................... Walnuts, per lb ............... Almonds, per lb ............. Brazil Nuts, per lb ......... Chestnuts, per lb ........... Spanish Olives, per bottle Olive Oil, Heinz brand, per bottlo____ Sour Pickles, per bottle ......................... Sweet Pickles, Over-Sea brand, bottle.... Chili Sauce, Heinz brand, per b o ttle _ Chili Snuce, Brooks brand, per bottle .. Chow-Chow, Hymnn brand, per bottle.. Chow-Chow, Heinz brand, per b o ttle _ Beef Steak Sauce, Heinz brand, bottle Lee & Perrin’s Snuce, per b o ttle ..... ...... Sweet Gherkins, Heinz brand, b o ttle _ Catsup, Blue Label, Inrge elza.......... ..... Catsup, Blue Label, small size ........... Catsup, Heinz brand, large siz e...... ....... Catsup, Heinz brand, small size ‘Sunbeam Relish; per g la s s ______ Swect^Mixed Pickles, per lb _______ tPjp-o-Lite, pint.bottle__ .18 .is .23 .12 .23 .17 .17 .14 .14 .16 .14 .22 .34 .36 .37 - -* ;: <* ' •■ «k *: ;* ;è 1 ; ► •* p. ;p ;: ‘ . ;► ; ►■ 1; ► 1 £ * THE CITY MARKET WALTHALL & ESTRIDGE Phone 113 and 114 WELAKA BLDG iw m •• ôta. 11 t. y&tkc.; ¿¡¡¡¿vi m ; 811 �fwfi PAGE FOUR . . • • ar?*4. ' • -jg THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 Al{ Sou!*’ Church will bo a* fol* Tampa's connection with the rapidly tow n ' {developing Industry of manufacturing Low Masij 0:80 a. m, rpaper pulp from aawgrass was «stab* At Eustls, Low Maas, 8:30 a. m. j ilabed last night when about twentyN High Mass a t Sanford, 10:30i a. ra. five representative citisens assembled Sermon at High Mass, "Peace on a t Garcia’s restaurant* and during an MI88 KATHRYN WILKEY, Editor. Phone 428 And your thoughts turning to gifts and aotftethlng for Earth to Men of Good Will." Text Informal dinner discussed with Gilbert friends, for family, for some one somewhere. What a from Gospel of third mass. Leach tho actual status of the inSOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE wonderful idea that • Musical Program: Processional, duitry, how for the plans have been * WEEK "Adeste Fldcles," Kyrie, Gloria, carried on and what plans are already Credo and Sanctua from Dordese’s made fo r futuro development. These ^Saturday— CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH mass.* | plans contemplate the dotting of the Cotillion Club Dance a t Valdez. The Christmas music a t the G^n< Offertory: Duet, Mr. Ciarcnce H ig -1sawgrasq producing sections of South gr^rational Church will be as follows: In our Bank has become and how fine it is now for tho-w gins and Mrs. F. E. Roumllat “ " with ................................ 1 “F o rt ■ D r. R. S. Keelor came last evening j Florida pulp mills, notably At the morning service: Anthem, who had a Christmas Savings Account with ui this year ’.from New York to spend Christmas Bcncdictua Ou| venit, Rosewig’i Myers and Moore Haven, and all of "Glory be to God," by Davis, Choir. to come In now and get their money fo r gifts or for some mass. • writh his family. ¡the territory In which immediate doSelected Solo, Mrs. Geo. Hoy. Ladies' good cause. Agnus Dei, Concene’a mass. I velopmentf is contemplated is contigu­ Claude Howard leaves tonight to | Tri 3, 'At Midnight," by Geo, Crosby. Processional 'Adesto Fldeles." ous to Tampa. .' join Mrs. Howard in Jacksonville fo r At evening service: Anthem, King Much has been written about this Christmas. ■ot Kings," by J. Sutherland, Choir. NEW ROAD MAP paper pulp industry, not only In Flor­ , Anthem, 'Carol of Bethlehem," by S. id a where the first benefits will be H r*. J. B. Ray has as tier house 1F. Jackson, Choir, We arc just In receipt of one o f *Iderived, but ail over the North AmerTo you today and start you off with a Christmas Sav­ guests, Mrs, W. E. Smith, of O cals,' Services a t the Congregi the new two-color road maps of th e 1 ings Account for next year. Ask your neighbor who has , lean continent, and it Is pleasing to and Mrs. C stcr Lawton, of Oviedo. Church a t the usual hours, j Florida State Automobilo Association.' one and then talk it over with— learn th a t tho actual construction of morning hour the subject w This Is by far the finest mnp w e ' the first mill at Leesburg Is approx­ EVERY-WEEK BRIDGE CLUB. ,"Tbe Meaning of Christmas." j have ever seen of nctual road condi-' imately 50 per cent complete. Thin The EveryW eck Bridge Club met evening service the subject will be lions in this state. The "Legend” o n ; means th at actual manufacture of w ith Mrs. W. J. Thigpen Thursday -The only Way to Peace." A cordial mnp is a key which if followed will pulp will begin before spring, or nt afternoon. invitation to all. portray to the user the nctunl p resen t 1 the latest, early in the spring. Two tables of bridge was played by p, C( b URIIAM, Pastor, condition of all roads in Florida. As soon as the pulp manufacture th e members of the Club and Mrs. _____ These maps are distributed th ro u g h ' is carried to tho point of production civic bodies all over tho state and Dumas and Mrs. Hazard, the two PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lhnt will make it deBimblc to estab­ substitutes. The pnzo for high score _ through the various branches of th e 1 — n box of powder—was won by Rev. F. D. Hunt of Thom ns vi lie, Florida Stnte Automobile Associ- lish n finished product will In the state, Tampa will be on<^of tho com­ M rs. Forrest Lake. f ia * who ifi vle,tInE in Sanford, will peting points for this larger mill. Tho A t the conclusion of the game a P « « h at the morn,nK Mrv,cc Sun* smallest pulp mill contemplated, pro­ aalad course was served. dnT- Mr- Hunt wn* for “ome T'*1™ FOR CHRISTMAS ducing n ‘ minimum of twenty-five Ju st received new line of crepe tons daily, will employ about fifty paper for package wrappers or men but tho smallest finishing prod­ decorations for the holidays, poinsettla and holly all In vivid u c t mill, about fifty tons daily, will red and green, quite the prettiest , employ not less than threo times th a t number of people. So^far the points line ever seen In Sanford—only a , that hnvc made overtures for this few of each no get them now. plant are Jacksonville nnd Tampa, Box Stationery in all of the FOR RENT j Contrary to the opinion of many latest shades and styles—nothing WANTED TO RENT—WITH THE , who have discussed the probability of PRIVILEGE OF BUYING, 5 TO hut the best of paper and enve­ FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish cd bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park •seeing this large paper mill for 10 ACRES TILED LAND WITH A lopes a t very reasonable prices. Avenue-___________________ 157’tfc Tanipa, it does not depend, according HOUSE, ON EAST SIDE ADQuite the prettiest and most sen­ FOR RENT—Ono Cicely furnished DRESS, "FARM," BOX 417 CITY. to.the statements made by Mr. Leach sible Christmas gifts for either room for one or two gentlemen or I last night, upon tho sale of stock 223-3te “Her" or "nim ." " nice couple. Can have use"of garage. , where it is to be built. Theplan of Christmas Cards and New 208-tfc financing the "parent corporation" Phono 23 fo r particulars. Year’s Post Cards of all kinds FOR SALE—Six room cottage, clow t b i t RENT—Large, nice furnished which 'is tho one now closing its orfrom the low price of one cent in with largo garden and sercnl housekeeping room, 205 Oak Ave. each up. You get the benefit of i conization, does not contemplate any­ kinds of fru it trees. Owner, Box 117, Mrs, Riddling, Eagle Home. 220-fitp thing fu rth er in stock sales and no our buying In job lots. All very CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS pretty and new. And then you i matter where the paper mill is FßR RENT—1 woil fumnlahed bed Church services will be for Christ­ can get engraved cards or s ta ­ i placed, if present plans are carried room, 717 Park ave. 220-tfc FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Om 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford An. mas day, December 25th: tionary' or Holiday cards engrav­ ; out, not n dollar in stock will be sold. FOR RENT—Furnished room. Ap­ Walking distance to city. Two loti The money for this construction, catlLow Celebration, 7:30 n. m. ed or your monogram printed on ply at Herald office. 220-tfc comer Center and Elm Ave. Two Matins nnd Choral Celebration, the finest of bond papers in all . mated approximately a t $350,000, will RENT—Two furnished rooms lots west sidq Palmetto ave., 50 ft. ' 10:00 a. m. colors. Come in and take a look. i be available through resources of the FOR for light housekeeping, 1020 Union* from Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T, (parent corporation itself, First Sunday after Christmas( St. HERALD PRINTING CO. avenue. 224-2tp Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St., Los j It will be well for Tamps not to > Stephen’s day). nerald Square The low down scurvy half-breed i 208-1mo-p , neglect to keep In constant touch with F oil RENT—Furnished house-keep. Angeles, Calif. Low Celebration, 7:30 a. m. ?08-tf th a t swiped our log chain from tho Phone 348-W before 8 FOR SALE—At! the lumber In tb* .this Industry for the purpose of seChurch School, 0:45 a. m. bridge where wo were working does 222-fit Aftcr tho first of the year the cel- curing the finished product mill when i grandstand and fenco a t baseball Church Service, 11:00 a. m. » o t need to bring it back, as we have 1 y movement will start from Santhe time Is ripe. Meanwhile, Florida park a t a bargain. See C. L. Britt or Vespers, 7:30 p. m. M other ono, but if there is a hell f o r ; MISCELLANEOUS Hernid office. 216-tfe rd and then business will pick up as a whole and tho southern portion At the Vespers, Sunday night, the dogs, I hope he gets a seat in the ROOM AND BOARD, $11 per week, fro n t row with my compliment«.— Rt. Rev. Cameron Mann, tho Bishop 100 East F irst street, over Union FOR SALE—No. 5 Underwood typeof the Diocese, will be the preacher. lhmaey.__________________103-tfc | writer, A -l condition, $65.—San­ Lancaster (Wis.) Teller. for a greater city. ford Truck Growers. 218-tfe WANTED Christmas Savings T H E PEOPLES BANK ++40-+++++++++++♦+♦+++++♦+♦ G E T Y O U R GOOD T H IN G S T O E A T F O R C H R ISTM A S at T H E HOME BAKERY WANTED—Competent stenographer •105 W e s t F ir s t S tre e t wants half day's work. Address, "Stenographer," care of the Herald. . 223*31p deep, lot front on Palmetto avenue, BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS WANTED—Team work. Inquire of corner of 8 th St. Nick Zcrnovan, AT THE IIERA L". EA C H ... M. Hanson Shoe Shop. 189-GOtp Sanford.__________________ 222-26U ï'OR SALE—Cheap restaurant, write or call R R. Lambert, Tnvare*, 2233tp Inquire at FOR SALE—A Cr 224tfe the Hernid office O. H. STENSTROM, Manager HE blaxo of the dlsmonil—the luster of tha pearl—tha glitter of gold—theoe are not in tkemaelve* valuable. They are prized becauae of their power to lend diatlnetion—that Indefinable attribute we like to call "Claea." T PLATNIUM DINNER RINGS, $100 UP^ PLATINUM AND GOLD DIAMOND BAR PINS, $35 UP. WRIST WATCHES, $15 U P _____ SOLID GOLD CUFF LINKS, $5.00 UP. SOLID GOLD WALDEMAR CHAINS, $7.00 UP. __ , IVORY TOILET SETS, $10.00 U P ~ Diamond Pendants, Latausca Pearls, Rlchleau Pearls, Solid Gold Belt Buckles, Mesh Bags, Vanity Cases, Cigarette Cases, Schaflner Fountain Pens, Mahogany Clocks, Nut Bowls, Dinner Chimes, Smok- 15-lb IRISH CA 6-lb Cans I POTATOES .......... \ CRISCO........................ ' 8-lb Bucket lib Pkgs. PURE Snowdrift Lard LEAF LARD ... 1-lb PackaRe SUN-MAII) SEEDLESS RAISINS ............................................................... ... 1-lb SUNKIST SEEDED RAISINS .................................................................. 1-Ib GOLD MEDAL CLEANED CURRANTS............................................. - .............. CHRISTMAS MINED CANDIES, Per Pound .......................... t..................................... ENGLISH WALNUTS, 9 Per Pound .....................~................................. BRAZIL AND ALMONDS," Per P ound....... .......................................................... LEM AND ORANGE PEEL Per Pound ......................................... ■—*Monogram CreamPO ery BUTTER ........ Meadow Gold Creamery Butter. PILLSBURY Flour, 24-tbs Your Jeweler for 33 Years RAILROAD WATCH INSPECTORS Old Line Legal Reserve Life In­ surance Company wishes salcsmin and agents for Sanford and adjoin­ ing territory. Life, commercial, health and accident, automobile, ac­ cident policies, Cloverlcaf Life »od Cnsunlty Co., 417 Realty Buildinf, Jacksonville, Fla. 218-220-2tp LOST LOST—One tub of mncfccrcl. Put i® Ford truck In front of Yowcll* store Tuesday, Dec. 21, by mistake. Pnrty who got snmo please return to L. P. McCuMcr. 224-tfe W A M E D - by e ° u ! " o' f O F A G E T O L E A R N PRINTING T R A D E IN H ER A LD OF­ F IC E . 224-ti Look over the elegant new line of stationery a t tho Herald office before buying your Chriatmaa gift® °f stationery. We have it In all •l**1 and alt ahadca at very reaaonabl* price*. Want a typewriter 1 The Herald haa the agency for the beat $65 type­ writer that has ever been put on tbe market nnd wo will hnve a ahipnifo of new machines tho laab °f ~ week. If you are In the market f°r n typewriter ace ua before you buyHerald Printing Co. BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS AT T nE HERALD, EACII—■ �- THE SANFORD DA ILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 PAGE F I V E ! SinMurjr or the i r Floating Small Talke Succiaci!? * Arranged for Herald Readera The public, will please remember this w e a th e r r e p o r t and be governed accordingly. These concerta are free and no collections rjorlda—Partiÿ doudy “ d tonight Probably M ¡ t o will bo taken. __i /.«ntriil Dortion. SatnrTho many friends of Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Hunt are glad to see them in Sanford again. \ They are now living in Albany, Ga. Rev. Hunt v “ the beloved pasto r of the Presbyterian Church here for many years. Uilie Mill came up yesterday irom OiUmio to attend the Wight dance * the Women’s Club last night. Les­ lie is now locar agent at Orlando for the Metropolitan Insurance Company. Mr. Roper is now at tho Valdes Hotel taking the position of night tleric. Mr. Roper came here from Anguda and Is n gentleman of pleas­ ing personality nnd will be a valujble addition to tho Valdes force. "Miis Lucille Denton and Miss Vera graduates of Bnttle Creek Nurses' Training School, will spend the holidays with Dr. Denton and fam­ ily. After the holldnyn they will practice their profession in Sanford until spring. Sutherland, SANFORD SHOW WINDOWS ARE THINGS' OF BEAUTY AND add Much to city's will bring Sanford a G ift in the way of a Band. And Santa nays wo can keep it here for a whole week. He already Bent the band here for our in­ spection and we liked it so well that he will send it to us again on Christmas Day. The Band will play the first concert in the City Pnrk on Park avenue, Christmas afternoon at three o’clock. This band is the— APPEARANCE. Judge J. D. Doggott, of Jackson­ ville, is in the ‘city the guest of his uncle, Hon. F. P. Foster. Judgo Dogboth mechnnicaly and shrdlu shrd u gett says the Sanford Daily Herald to have something tasty . T^elr win­ as good as any of them and is n cred­ dows this year have two rooms, one for the gents with a snow scene on it to Sanford. the outside of the voom and inside the gentleman's hat, cone, gloves, ov­ MRS. WINNIFRED SHOULET DIBS ercoat, etc., ail laid out on the chnir Mrs. Wlnnlfred Shoulct, age CO ready to wear. The other window is years, wife of Henry Shoulet of W est I for the kiddies and hns the fire Side, died Wednesday night a fte r a 1 place with the stockings hunging up j and toys, wagons, dolls, the entire lingering Illness, f Mrs. Shoulet is survived by her ■window trimmed in holly nnd Christ­ husband, two sisters and two broth­ mas berries. Maybe you might think thnt n grocery cannot mnke n window ers: Mrs. CNV«d Keeley, Simpsonvillo, display but Snnford groceries think Ky.; Miss Sarah Lyons and Patrick differently nnd McCullcr hns two good Lyons, both of S t Croix, Ind.; Barney windows filled with n moHt tempting Lyons, Lake Monroe. display of fruits, candies, nuts, rais­ Deceased was a most estimable ins, dates, fruit enkes, etc. .wpman. Throughout her long Illness Perkins & Britt, had the expert ser­ pf four yean she bore her suffering vices of Kenneth Murrell in decorat­ with great patience and Christian ing and Kenneth is an artist in this fortitude. Mr. and M n. Shoulet were line. They hnvo two good windows formerly of St. Louis, but came here thnt not only show the holiday spirit a year ago in hopes of tho climate but the store spirit as well, being benefiting Mn. Shoulet's health. Sho filled with all the many things that gradually grew worse, however, her the hnberdashcr carries. One of them case baffling all the physicians. is given over to the chimney scene Funeral services were conducted with tho wood fire burning in the op­ en grato and the stockings hanging up for the kiddies. The windows are MILLION D O L L A R BAND and all tho dances during the week will be furnished music by the Million Dollar Band Orchestra. We would like to mention to ail those expecting to attend these dances, th at if that full dresB wardrobe is not complete, bet­ ter pay us a visit We have just received a dozen nice new anti we are selling them for what they would have cost wholesale last month. And then we'have all the trimmings th at go with them, too. m a s sjrrrts The Herald mado a mistake in yestcrdiy's account of the MilUon Dollar Band. The band will render their first two concerts, which will bo tomorrow and Sunday afternoon, at the band BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS aland In Central Park and not oh tho AT T n E HERALD OH— (treet as published in The Herald, OF POPULAR BOOKS BY PROMINENT AUTHORS, and n nice lot of Children’s Toy Books and Picture Puz­ zles. Also a nice line of Bibles. Christmas Boxes of Huyler's, Wiley’s, Whitman’s and Log Cabin Pecan Nut Roil Candles. Imported Perfumes in all size sets, Christmas boxes of all the popular dgaro In boxes of 25 to th e box. Big line of Fine Stationery a t any price, Beautiful Eversharp silver and gold pencils and Fountain Pens. AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR OUR THOUGHTS TURN TO THOSE WHOSE He will appreciate one of those Gold or Silver GII lotto Razor Outfits. FRIENDLY BUSINESS HAS MADE men's assembly. Another announced as he rodo along: "A hand of solemn determined men will pass this way soon and they want no one to follow them.” Then in a few moments nslnglo file of probably two or three hundred of the white robed figures, some holding afolt burning crosses, appeared in the stre et and marched silently'and slowly over tho city* while the crowds looken on. Tho KlanBnicn gathered among tho trees of tho city pnrk ns darkness fell. They stood there n few moments silently nnd In perfect order. Then f POSSIBLE BIGGER AND BETTER THINGS AND WE EXTEND TO YOU A IlEARTY GREETING FOR CHRISTMAS AND BEST WISHES FOR A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR BUY RED CROSS SEALS AND FIGHT TUBERCU LOSIS IN THIS STATE )T7 1/IIT 1/ l l J I tIIL IV IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ITEM OF THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD. PINEHURST DAIRY—The do p e r c e n t Dairy. We invite the public to inspect our Dairy nt any time or any Hour----- Deliveries Twice Ench Day. B.&O. MOTOR COMPANY ‘T H E DAIRY thnt IS DIF- pilVJFlIIIRHAIRY FERENT FROM OTHERS” i U U i l l U l l l J 1 i m i l l l Phone 307* Ask the State Board of Health H+m+<.+++^<.+<.4.+4.4.+ ++4,i(^<Ht#++i>)#>+4i>++<|i+i|(i|(4()f+i(>+)9(++ifi(,+(f+<f4<J>++++<Mji+^l|,+++<l.+++++++4++ CHHISTMAS OBDEitS FOR ORANGES Leave your orders for Christmas or­ anges nnd grapefruit with Reginald S. Holly, who is making a specialty of tho best of tangerines nnd oranges and grapefruit in mixed or ntralght packages. Ho takes your order and sees that 1 tis shipped tq the proper destination. Get his prices. Seo him or phono 1 G8 or 148. You C ant Make H ag Without Sunshine WHISKEY STILL IN BASEMENT OF WASHINGTON C1IUKCH Nor can you make much money without some ' effort to (Ur Tb« A u rltM Trill) HANFORD, Wash,, Dee. 24.—Whis­ key still in full operation discovered in church basement, when church caught fire.- Butcher arrested. Wishing You A ll A Merry Christmas Reserve Your Resources by establishing credit with a reliable bank Why n o t make some real ''H A Y " in the SI SHINE by starting a check account ^~'th Build u p your credit that you m a * a b l e master difficult problems. Leave your orders for Christmas boxes of oranges with Reginald S. Holly who will ship them for you. Oranges, tangerines, grapefruit or vegetables In any kind of packages. SANFORD AVENUE AND SECOND ST. DELICIOUS CREAMERY DOUGHNUTS Fresh Daily.............. 30c per Doiea BOOTH’S CRISPETTE. SHOP 2nd St and Sanford Avenue. •. S a n f o r d , P i o r i d a, • A Horhe Brink for Home People �V4 »I ■ *V( * «*- f -i,i ? ( 4 ' -- -*i«*•. , ^ %1*v*l^* i£ C'* * V*-^ *'*•-£* * a'* • A-ryAJjj11- » •y * *»ff- a ■ ^ ..'Vi *=/ * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, December 25-31. Come in and meet your neighbor—he may be a good fellow CHRISTMAS BELLS Wh« p u t jrul« log« are blislof high, The ball« with holly creed ore t m t. And bUlheome maid« and marry tads . Are early clad In all tbalr ba«L ’And havs ya aaan the falraat maid That era bath dwelt 'tartan saa aa t And for my lova and for my faith. Think ya ahs'll brine a gift to mat HOTEL MAN, ENDORSER OP 9740 O, ring, ya Joy-bell«. coyly tin«I CHECK, SWEARS OUT O. marry mlnatrtli. harp and alngl WARRANT. Fill ovary heart with Christmas cheats For Christmas comas but ones a year. Tha yul« fln blasts warm and high. JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 24.—A On oakansd rafter, blacksntd watt| John Do« w arrant wns issued hero Xt shins« upon tha fairest maid, * As down aha danesa thro* tha heU. Wednesday charging cmbeztlcmcnt X Ulng my wsary harp sslda, against the man whoso wedding at (And will aha atoop to such aa IT) X hasta to matt bar undarnsath St. Augustine Monday gavo rise tu Tha tnratio branches hanging high. reports that Capt. Eddie ItickenbnckO, ring, ya Joy-bell«, gajrly ring! er, American aviator, had been mar Ok marry mlnatra'a, harp and slngt O. Oil my haart with Christmas cheer, Hcd there. A telegram from Cap­ For Christmas comas but ones a ysar. tain Rickcnbncker, who is on the 'P a­ Who hath so ran or fair a gift cific coast, disclosed the error Wed­ As this my lova hath brought to mat For 1 was but s ralnatrsl lad, nesday night . The w arrant was tak­ A dainty, high-born maid was aba. en by Charles Day, a hotel proprie­ Tat with bar Up# bar haart aha gnva. Her heart, all pun as Christmas saoa tor, And for her lova and for hor faith. Embezzlement of a sum of money Fourth unto joust and war m go. from Mr. Day by “John Doc” alias o, ring, yo Joy-balls, gayly ring I O, heart of mine, rajolca and sing; Eddio Rickcnbacher, is charged in For Christmas lovs and Christmas obse the w arrant. Mr. Day has offered a ■ball bless our llvss tha ohata roun reward oL |10 0 for the apprehension of the man. “Rickcnbacher” sloped at the hotel of which Day is proprietor which is in this city and is said to have secur­ ed $7 n0 on a check endorsed by the hotel man. The first intimation that “Rlckenbncher” was not the internationally known aviator, waB received here on Tuesday night in an Associated Press dispatch stating that Rickenbachcr is on the Pacific coast. An investiga­ tion was started a t once by the police with the result that a nation-wide search has been instituted. Mrs. 1». H. Hannan, Christian Science heater, of this city and New York, stated that she did not know “ Rickcnbacher" but that her daugh­ ter told her that she had known him "a long time." Mrs. Hannan declared that she was dumfounded at the turn of affairs, and that she suspected a conspiracy of some kind but that she believed her daughter had done no wrong. “I only saw my daughter’s hus­ band five minutes, just before they left Monday night and he was of an exceptionally pleasing personality,” she said. A salesman for n grass manufac­ M ERRY XMAS A N D HAPPY NEW YEAR IS THE GIFT OF TODAY MADE MORE IMPORTANT BY THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE MONEY MARK­ ET, THE FALL IN PRICES AND RECONSTRUCTION AND NEVER IN OUR HISTORY iilD GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SUCH A STRONG APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD THERE­ STORE, FOR SO MANY YEARS. HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS FOR YOU AND YOUR FOLKS, HAVING ALWAYS BEEN AND ALWAYS W ILL DE THE STORE WHERE YOU CAN BUY SUITABLE GIFTS AT CHRISTMAS TIME OR AT ANY TIME AND AMONG THEM CAN ENUMERATE A FEW FOR WE SUGGESTIONS: IIOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET’S, IDEAL FIRELESS COOKER, FULL LINE OF ALUMINUM WARE, ROCH­ ESTER PERCOLATORS AND CASSEROLES, PYREX YOWELL-DREW CO. WARE, ICY HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES, AND ORLANDO, FLORIDA FOR THE KIDDIES --------------------------Where Ail Central Florida Shops A COMPLETE LINE OF DAISY AND KING AIR RIFLES, GO-CARTS, AUTOMOBILES, VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, ETC., AND FOR THE MEN A COMPLETE turing company was a witness a t tho wedding. He said last night th at “Rickcnbacher” had secured 91,000 in cash, his watch, diamond ring and diamon stick pin. Farans, the sales­ man, who was closely questioned by the police, established his identity to their satisfaction and was released. Post Cards a t the Herald office, lc. CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS PARK AVENUE AND FOURTH STREET * i "Oh, Come All Ye Faithful, Joyful and Triumphant Oh, Come, let ua adore Him, Christ the Lord.” WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—A dele- • cation of leading New York ship op'•«rators headed by P»-A. S. Franklin,, president of the International Mer­ cantile Marine, conferred today with acting commissioner of Internal Rev­ enue Meyer regarding the efect of prohibition regulations on American shipping. The shipping men * w e n understood to have sought modifica­ tion of the regulations forbidding liquor on American ships outside the three mile limit. They took up the question of the seizure -of ships in American ports for violation of tho prohibition law. ALIKE. FORE YOU TURN AT ONCE TO* OUR STORE, YOUR He J tu t Can’t W ait to See Santa Claus WANT UOOZE ON SHIPS. ENDURABLE CHRISTMAS DAY, DECEMBER 25TH Low Celebration...................................... 7 :30 a. m. Choral Celebration ................................10:00 a.m . Christmas LINE OF CUTLERY AND RAZORS, THE BEST SORTMENT W E EVER HAD Song AT PRE-WAR PRICES In every babe that gains tho light Through rack of human pain, In each new-breathing soul tonight The Christ-child lives again. In every drop of anguiah, pressed From pallid worn .in’s brow, In every virgin mother-breast His Mother whispers now. And wise men through the dark­ ness hie, Lo! In the East—a S tar I 0 little C hrist who is to die , Was your soul’s journey far? Strange meteor wounds of death and birth L ighting an endless sea; A little child has como to earth And H e must die for me! —By M ary McNeil Fenollosa, in the Craftsman. Boy Chrlatmis Seals to Fight Ttabereulosls In Our State MODERN WOODMEN ATTENTION For Srubbing C lothes__ ______fW Dry Cleaning ____ ■* i Annual election of officers next Pressing _______________ ALL WORK GUARANTEED meeting night, December 23d. All members urged to attend. v G. W. WATERS J. D. DOSSEY, Clerk. S17~ B u t P in t St. PfcoM » 221-Stdc FIRST SUNDAY AFTER CHRISTMAS (ST. STEPH­ EN’S DAY), DECEMBER 26TH $ $ f I^ow Celebration................. .................... 7 :30 a, m. Church School ........................................ 9:45 a.m . Cnurch Service ......................................1 1 i00 a. ra. Vespers ...........................................7 :30 p. m. The Rt. Rev., the BISHOP of the Diocese, will preach at Vespers on Sunday N ight. A BLESSED AND A HAPPY CHRISTMAS / TO ALL Post Cards a t the Herald office, lc. KOKOMO, UNITED STATES AND MILLER TIRES HOWE RED TUBES And they are the Best ORDER AS­ YOUR CHRISTMAS ORANGES B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY Order your Christmas oranges and 9 Sanford, Florida grapefruit now. All you need todo 9 is to cross my palm with gold and I 9 - 9 - 9 —9------------------ 9 -9 -9 will ship tho oranges and grapefruit by express to any point you wish, giving you express receipt for same. Don’t w orry about a Christmas gift. Tell it w ith oranges. J u st phono me or see me on the street or leavo order at Herald offleo or. write me. REGINALD S. HOLLY. We Guarantee All) Battery Repairs Every Battery repair wa makt b i guaranteed for«six months. Wt «* able to do this because in repshh* any make of battery we are Ik«*" to use patented features which h*1* made Vesta batteries famous. Sanford Battery Service fc| L. A. RENAUD, Prop. Ph«* 10 Seed Potatoes BIG REDUCTION SALE MAINE GROWN As we are nearing the close of business for this year and soon to take stock wc expect to make it Interesting to the public to] come and purchase their wants at this great REDUCTION | SALE. WE M EAN JUST WHAT WE -------------------- S A Y -------------- RIVERS BROS. Phone 176 i-' ÍA Cor. 4th & Sanford I DUTTON, Inc Sanford F lo r id a J �Tììk e ïk , " :■■ r*“•> T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , D E C E M B E R 24, 1920 in carefully drawn. All these suggestions were ooslng 'between times, till Thursday when the mid-term exam­ inations were 'over, restraint was MA Garden of. Flowers"—an Ideal lifted, exuberance soared, teschera scheme this for a fancy Christmas and pupils were as one. dress party. When the Invitations are Then away to the, woods v/hertf sent out each guest should bo request­ eager hands claimed an evergreen ed to come to "the Garden of Flow- from *r.'r Florida WltMn the nudl* era" dressed tp represent a flower. torium It was carried Its massive I Whntevor flower Is chosen should he lutlmnted to the hostess when accept­ proportions filling space from floor to | ing the Invitation. For the supper celling, Its wide-spreading arms ex- < table decoration for this party, In the tended In benediction over the happy, > center stand n large doll dressed ns a rollicking, merry children. Soon all ! rose—the queen of flowers. -In her was a gala scene. Big sprays of \ bands should be fastened os many g a r holly, mistletoe, Christmas posters, * lands or baby rJblKin*», or sirln«». oi small blossoms as there are guests. tinsels, bells, all were there. The « Attach lljtle gifts at the other ends of ChriBtmas tree, gay with decorations, 1 the garlands appropriate to thn cos the most of them fashioned by the J tumes of the guests that are to re hands of the children, fairly groaned ■ reive them, such ns brooches and beneath the weight of the many pres- -I scnrfplns with flowers In e*.«. - j. of the decorations J bnskets of sweets trimmed with (low­ that deserves special mention was the t ers, or pretty cilt. glass bottles of pee fume, decorated with blossoms. The blackboard drawings: The First + ribbons or garlands should he n r Christmas, Christ, the New Born X ranged that earlr small guest fln«1 « n King, and The Stable of Bethlehem, J corresponding gift; thus, Violet's pres­ the latter being drawn by n little J ent !s adorned with the fluwers shi nine-year-old girl assisted by ope of 4 represents, etc. TLv menus should b< her classmates. So admirable was $ In lhe form of flowers or petals nni this thnt it received the approval of J the lamp or, candle shqdcs of .rose col everyone. jJ crooks driven from here. In cities nred silk. At 7:00 o’clock the lights were !j! ns distant aa Buffalo and Albany switched on nnd soon the hum of J known criminals wero being met at voices denoted the fast-filling nudl- * trains and ordered to continue thqir torium. Tho exercises were In keep- ❖ enforced plfgrimnge. lng with the occasion nnd consisted J Chicago reported its "crlmo gen­ of songs^ rctoitntiorvy ;instrumentnl £ erally on the Increase.’’ Murders, holdups and burglaries wero grow- ups Increasing. Sex crimes have been (j music, -etc, 1j ., until the crowning feat- + lng, although there was a ldecrease ---------, *foworj . . * * however, since prosecution jure when Old Santa Claus mndc h is ,? In payroll robberies. Police blamed of the Howard street vice gang" ¡nppenrance nnd having hailed from;.], of which tho Santa Rosa lynchlngs the North Pole clear to the Land of t unemployment. . A vigilance com* (Flowers, by wny of compnny, Mrs. ■■ In Cleveland more than 200 a r­ rests had been made since tho drive mlttee In Oakland was organized to too. Although •' against crooks started six weeks protect women, In Tacoma, shotgun ludicrous In the extreme In her fnr- I| ngo, but thero was no apprcclnblo squads patrolled tho streets a t n ig h t diminution In crime. Bootleggers I*dIIco In Los Angeles began cnforcnnd gamblers wero among those ment of n dormant curfew law, prorounded up. Nearly every large city hlbltlng children on the streets after In Ohio was conducting a similar 0:00 p. m., because of numerous crldrivc, their arrest« totaling another mlnal nttneks on women and girls, thousand. Every person on the street after Thp American Legion and other midnight was subjected to lnvcstlgaclvilian organizations were planning tlon. All women lenving their homes the Foundation 3 the Roof Quality-Servicd-Price Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Gas Stoves and Ranges Hardware Co Fresh fro m Factory th e HOLIDAY BOXES AND MIXED CAN­ DY OK ALL KINDS. FIGS, FRUITS, ETC. fee Our New Line ber »n-v rijr your t nRLTMAS CANDIES PAGE SEVEN ............ . Louis to check the “Christmas « police escort. Major crimes were crime wave." A change in tho pla- decreasing but potty crimes Incerastoon system added 50 per cent to tho lng In Porcland, Oregon, effective strength of the police doiiA im A r partment. Holdups and robberies I A L L fVIfiliBkllr occur nightly and murders are ireU n i l U J llU iU lV /L i quent, Christmas Greetings! Good fortuno T h e. Atlanta police, facing the attend you, good angels defend you, w o n t situation in tho city’s history, Kood thoughts possess you, Is tho asked for reinforcements nnd addl- hearty wish towards nil this happy tlonal motor equipment They were yulctlde. That the greatest blessings plnnnlng • to arm detectives with shower you, prosperity follow you, shotguns. peace and happiness enfold you Six murders have occurred In throughout the Joyous season. Memphis In tho last six weeks. The The great Chrlstmna spirit, with city Is also suffering from an opl- Us glow and warmth, descended upon demic of criminal assaults on 0ur school tho week before the hollwomeri. days. Happy faces grew hrighter Boston police were preparing for,still, animation pervaded the at- the moment. They are constant re­ minders of the giver's thoughtfulness and the recipient can enjoy them for years and years. In our big stock you can find appro­ priate gifts for every member of the family. Yes, even the little tots! And giving jewelry is so much better than giving gifts that will soon be forgotten. Come, see the many beautiful gift selections we have to offer you. You are not obliged to purchase. THE DEPENDABLE JEWELER GIFTS THAT LAST SANFORD, FLORIDA family. Dr. W. F. Blackman Is In Chicago an business. Mr, J. F. Bohannon has returned to his home a t KnoxviUo after a visit to his brother, Mr. Harvey Swaggerty. Mrs. Homer Smith of Chicago Is visiting her brother and wife, Dr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Blackman. Mrs. E. L. Kalserman and baby of Clevclsnd have joined their family here. Mr. and Mrs. Kalserman will soon move to their new home on San­ ford Heights. Mr. Robt. Wynne of Clara is spend­ ing the holidays with his family here. A community Christmas tree will bo had at tho graded school Friday night. Everybody invited. PRINCESS THEATRE BUILDING Armstrong Tabic Stov American Beauty Iron Simplex Iron .......... 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d126114c5bac470b509000c3204ae59c.pdf 90c3566d93123c459f137e8d997724dd PDF Text Text ‘ T i-” - ; i >fVtV IN THE HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 225 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 Rem iniscences Park Avenue and Sixth Street T he Pastor SANFORD, FLORIDA. By MISS M INNIE E. STEWART. Mr. C. II. Tuxbury was tho first Says Welcome— PLAN OF THE BUILDING church clerk, and I find from hla T o all who mourn and need comfort, --------* Dr. Gcorgo Hyman, pastor o f the , chart«* menine church letter to tho Wcklvn Associa­ To al who are tired nnd need rest, The building is unique. The bcst ' Firgt Baptist Church, Sanford, was BsptUt Church ol tion, September 30, 1885, that at that To all who are friendless and need friendship, points In the Third Bnptlst Church o f born in Washington County, Georgia, tlmo tho church membership was 36, To nil "who are lonely nnd want companionship, Mrs. E. E. 1 St. Louis, tho Sanford High School August 7, 1882. His fathre, Rev. J . and the total contributions fo r all ob­ To nli who nrc homeless nnd want sheltering love, jects f o r the yenr, Including church To nl who pray nnd to nil who do not but ought, and tho Tabernacle Bnptist Church of j , Hyman, wns a Baptist minister fo r nford first, in ttn I reached Sa nnd Sunday School expenses, was To nl who sin nnd need a Saviour, Atlanta nrc combined in this structure. n period of fifty years and it was his Church wns stand­ And to whosoever will come. I ihe Epi»c°Pnl 1640.75. It meets the requirements of tho chiershed desire that his only son The State Mission Board gnvo the Opens wide the doors, nnd making a free place, in the name of in |u present location the PrcsSuper-standard Sundny School nnd hns should niso enter tho ministry. IIU building on tho lot church financial assistance fo r several Jesus the I^ord nini h“d n an auditorium that will seat 808 perwas a godly woman who years. shnred her husband s nmbltion that their p rr.« * * “reh ,tan^ sons. There arc no connecting or roll- (j,cir boy should become a minister, , Methodist Church on the in^ doors. , ! Dr. Hymnn is a graduate o f the S « . t f o n , c r » ' s m ,o r i “ 7 " “ The Sundny School pnrt Is threo Houston High School, o f Arab!, Go., sillh .troet hod b « n completed stories with an arrangement for roof an,i 0f the Gcorgin Normal College, gnrdcn. On the first floor is found the 10f Abbeville, Gcorgin. He took a ,t, ja r before, hot the Baptist« hod K durrh orp.nlrc.tlon, much i c . . . Aict to worship. • Before the completion of the MothChurch n Sunday School was or;ilfd of which Dr. A. E. Phillips rjperintendent and n Baptist, Mr. Elliion White, was secretary, and fctfÖfc '» «Betimes taught a class in his cfforts to help in the work. Ret. I. S. Mahon of Illinois, who | ptrfortned the ceremony at* my’ mar- , after -baptized me, ’ rfije snd• sooni i----. vu in Sanford the winter o f 1882- « 83 sr.d held occasional services, but ^ loon returned to his Illinois home. | The First Bnptist Church o f San- ; PROGRAM ford was organized February 3, 1884, ( FIRST SERVICE with 18 members, in the old Town ^ Ball, a long, crude room upstairs In a wooden building which looked old , yenr, ending »eptcmDcr .«>, mr. then, north of Commercial street tional j 1894,. being $764.03. on Pahretto avenue on the lot where Then camo tho trying year« after the Wight Grocery Company’« build­ -the b ig freeze" and at tho closo o f ing now stands. October, 1002, when D. J. Brocker wns R*r. W. Chaudoin ("Uncle Shad," pastor, J. W.S 0 . Singletary, church known and loved b7 nil tho Baptists , clerk, ’ and D. R. Brisson, Sunday of the state In those yeArs), together 1 School Buperintcndcnt, the total mem­ with Rev. J. W. Butts, was present it the organization. Rev. Butts was bership was only 03. But I must leavo many Incidents pastor of the Orlando church and re­ untold and many names unmcntloned sided there, but only preached chcro of those who through theso almost twice amonlh, trd he was called as thirty-seven y e a n havo played and pastor here for the remaining Sun­ worked and sacrificed fo r this church. days in each month. However, ho de­ cided to return to Georgia, so re­ Many o f those whom I knew so well signed both pastorates in May, 1884, In the earlier years have been called up higher to the church triumphant; snd left the state. On May 3, 1885, Mr. and Mrs. M. other« have moved away from San­ J. Buck of Montrose, Pa., united with ford and are church worker« In other the church by letter, also their son, place«. Lewis. Lewis Buck wns a conse­ crated young Chriitian but in the last stages of consumption and his* death occurred two weeks later, on spirituality, and with the coming o f Kay 17th. As a memorial o f their Dr. George Hyman to us in the fall o f •on his parents bought snd presented 1913 tho church entered upon a new to the church a communion service. era o f Increased usefulness. Who After Mr. Butts left, ministers from that w as present on tho memorable Deland supplied the pulpit fo r a Thanksgiving Day when the "shack" couple of months, then, at tho sug­ waa built, will ever forget It, or tho gestion of Rev. Chaudoin, we called good purpose It served In giving us Rev. Geo. P. Guild, formerly o f Wis­ sn "overflow room” fo r our young consin, but who had been pastor of people’s meetings. the Jacksonville church. He was with Then enme the time when our lead­ t-* for a year. It wns during his er Inspired us to nriso nnd erect a pastorate that the first proverbial larger and better building wherein “choir d!ffi;ultics" occurred. The more elTIclent service for our Lord lsdy ludrr of the choir (w ho was could be rendered, and tho three-story really a fine musician) would discard Sundny School building roplnccd tho the hymns that the pastor had se­ little church o f the nineteenth cen­ lected and sing others, without con* tury. Then, with Amcricn’a entrance suiting Dr. Guild. He remonstrated Into tho World W ar, Dr. Hymnn left j«th her, saying he selected tho us, to becomo Chaplain of tho 320th hymns with great care to fit the sub­ Infantry, und many o f our young men ject of his serm on, but she replied: volunteered In tho Army nnd Nnvy. No one ever pnys nny attention to Four o f "our boys," Arthur Loaning, the words, anyw ay, nnd tho other Carl Malm, Joe Lalng and Walter ¡“3,Ic 1» so much better." Shortly Lovcl, never came back to us in life. ¡hereafter this lady’s oldest daughter, Long, snd, anxious months pnssed, Hi»s Kate," w as to be married, nnd but though tho activities o f thc « mother consulted with her pastor church were hindered by tho nbsence thp muslc to bo sung at the of so many workers and by the rav­ •dding. Up suggested "Hark From ages o f thc dreaded "flu ," Mr. M. II. the Tomb a D oleful Sound," nnd when Mnssey wns called as pnstor, nnd re­ , mL°th('r ont°rcd n horrified pro- mained with us a yenr before return-' t«t, he replied: "You know no one ing to Georgia, and tho church was , nnF attention to tho words, held together. On Dr. Hyman's return from tnr«U.ur0 you find a Krnndcr old ' in China’ to w hich theso Franco after tho closo o f tho war, ho ams „ c alw ays gung7„ H o w e v e r, came back to us, nnd tho record o f d i r ; * " 5 not 8U"E at the wed­ thc Inst year and a half is fresh in our minds. Tho erection o f our long after* Gou' d " elections were p ?r' * u,cd at the church service, planned for Baptist Temple, thc Spir­ it-blessed revival services last spring, T o C n . n WCrJ° ,nt fim hc,d ,n thc thc baptismnl service at Silver Lake house u-M i atCr ,n tho 8cho°h on May 2nd, when 75 wero buried in nurv r ' i i * n° W part of thc P«* tho w atery grave, tho many who s i . ; 001 ^uudinB nt th° ot havo unltqd by letter, tho revival atmosphero that pervades the church, »‘awry Z l l , th° Woman 8 MU* —all theso «re blessing« fo r which we ih m Z r* ? 0^ l z c d , with can not be sufficiently thankful. f f V * th° fittt m ecting— Tho foundation« o f this organiza­ E t i l l G^ nn’ M n- C’ H. Tur­ tion w oro laid In prayer and sacrifice. to uv tk H° Wf iUr’ But 1 nm “Others have labored, and we havo lnnn 1 1,16 »acmbcnhlp of our society entered into their labor«.” With its increased opportunities and privilege« M a Z ' ‘ th *"™‘ Pmllent of our may the First Baptist Church o f San­ ford enter more and more each pass­ health fa ^ d 'h 1804 ^ i " h*n longer attend \t804,ri° “he cou,d no ing year inot the spirit o f the Christ, lected * vnd> Mr» S* v g e was ie- and he a power fo r good in our city land our state. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2GTH 7:30 A. M. Prayer anil Praise 9:30 A. M. The Sundßy School 11:00 A. M. Prelude Doxology Invocation THE BUILDING COMMITTEE Oh, For a Closer Walk” ....... Luke, 4th Chapter la It Not Wonderful Mrs. A. M. Phillips T h e F irst Sermon” ...Mrs. Earnest Betts ....... “ O, Happy Dny” 2:30-4:00 P. M. Visit tho Church 6:30 P. M. The B. Y. P. U. Services 7:30 P. M. Christmas Sonp Service "The Prince o f Pence Prelude ............................ “ Hark, The Glnd Sound Chorus— .................... .........."To Us a Child o f Hope is Born' Solo.........::.................... .........;........“ Once in Royal Dnvid’s City' Duet.............. ............... . ................ "And There Were Shepherds Chorus.......................... H ow Bright Appears the Morning Star Solo................................ ..............._............... “ Behold There Cnme Bass Solo................... .......................... “ As With Gladness Contralto Solo............ ...................... “ Jov To Tho World Chorus.......................... Bnpitsm Benediction TH E BUILDER The committee in charge of thc construction o f thc Temple is well pleased with the builder. Mr. S. O. Shinholscr hns taken real personal Interest in thc construction and hns given entire satisfaction. Ilia fore­ man, Mr. VnnNcss, has proven his ability ns such nnd is qualified a« fore­ man for nny building ho may under­ take. Others connected with thc building » to Jack Collins, plasterer; Otto Schmoh^ brick nnd cement; Gillen & Fry, electricians; Ball Hard­ ware Company, plumbers; Lees Bros., radiators; Dunlop & Long, pointers; Cownn Tin Shop, Hill Lumber Com­ MISS ALLIE TR AFFORD PASTOR’S pany, Bnttlc Lumber Company, Hill T H E PIPE ORGAN ASSISTANT Hardware Compnny nnd the Peoples' Bank. A club o f Indies was organized five yenrs ugo for tho purpose of No church can be more fortunate in GROWTH OF MEMBERSHIP buying the pipe organ for the New securing n pastor's nsslntnnt than the Tomplo. This club soon became known First Bnptist Church o f Snnford. Miss The membership o f the church has ns tho Pipe Organ Club. It has done Allic TrnlTord holds this position and griwn since the coming o f Dr. Gcorgo a fine work nnd made tho purchase hns proven her worth beyond words. Hymnn from 180 to 501. o f tho organ for the Temple. She looks after thc finances, visits tho Tho orgnn was built by Geo. Kilgen & Son., o f St. Louis, Mo. It is sev­ sick and in many ways is a blessing enteen feet high by twenty-feet to tho community through thc posi­ wide. It is the modern electric pheu- tion sh cholds. She hns lnborcd un­ matic organ (duplex) with detached tiringly fo r thc new building. Shu console. Thc orgnn will be in the gives her ful Itimc totho service o f renr of the building while the con- tho church. Her life is fully conse­ crated nnd her business mind make her thc ideal personi for such a posi­ tion. Tho church’s wonderful growth is due in no amnll degree to her slrvice fo r nnd with it. THE BAPTISTRY on, culciana, melodla, xiute harmon­ ic. The Swell Organ has Saliscional, melodla, dulcians, flute, tremolo. Tho Pedal Organ has 16 ft. bourdon. Tho Company has been building organs fo r 05 y ea rr. and havo over 3,500 organs in tho United States. Their guarantee is an asauranco that the organ will never break down, nor cause annoyance, dissatiufaction and repair bills. * ’ Thc baptistry Is built ns n piece o f furniture and not ns a hidden pool. It is o f white enamel and arranged for both convenience and beauty. One o f tho uniqne features In regard to the baptistry is tho electric spot light hidden In the celling o f the building. When tho minister is ready for the baptismal sezvlce this light Is switched on from the dressing room and at the same time the other lights o f the building are extinguished. This light­ ing system is the g ift o f Mr. L. Y. Bryan. GEORGE HYMAN, D. D. The Pastor Builder cr churches. At the present time ha is a member of the Executive Board o f Southwestern University o f Fort Worth, Texas, a member o f tho State Mission Board o f Florida, and fo r two years served on the Foreign Mis­ sion Boord o f thc Southern Baptist Convention, Richmond, Va. Dr. Hyman was married to Miss Yirgie Horne, o f Jasper, Fla., a charming woman who was won a warm place in tho hearts of the peo­ ple. She is a grndunte in both liternry nnd musical courses, hnving taken special work in Cox College, Atlan­ ta. She was a teacher in tho Florid« Normal College, Madison, at tho tim«* o f her marringc. Two interesting? children brighten tho Hyman hom e,. Virgic Horne, 12 years old, and John: Eli, age eight. Dr. Hyman has meant n great deal to Sanford. Ho is a tireless worker, nnd his efforts have not been confin­ ed simply to his church, his endeav­ ors embracing tho entire town and county. Ho declares he is in love with Sanford nnd he has proved hla love by his deeds. He does not wear n long coat— n o r a long face. Ho is invariably cour­ ageous and cheerful— and manages to impnrt these qunlities to those with whom ho comes in contnct. Ho carries tho same fearlessness into the pulpit which he displayed on the bat­ tlefield waging a relentless warfare on all form s o f evil which appeur in. our city. Ho is a ma;i who doe«, things. To be sure, ho has vision« but he makes his dreams coma true. In his vocnbulnrly there is no such word as fail. I f he meets an obstacle or finds another road which leads to his goal. And so whon there is a hard task to accomplish, a difficult feat to undertake, tho unattainable to at­ tain, his friends will always say " L e t George do it.” He has a burning desire to servw his felolwmsn. No cloistered for him apart from humanity, only wants "to live in a house b road, and be i . friend to man.” �• - ...... .. PAGE EIGHT - ^ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 WILL P A Y NO HBBD TO rare no aslf-m p ectln g member o f the RUMORS MENDENHALL ¡board o f pardon« would rapport the W O N T p w w c A PARDON Mendenhall plea. The women o f the . latate and the maaa o f good citizen* TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 24.—Rumor« j are going right ahead with their afe current here that John J. Mendcn-' plana and will be represented at the hall, serving a life term fo r the mur- [ meeting to make aura that there (a der o f Suale Eliot o f Tampa, on tho no p in ion for the perpretrator o f the Safety Harbor road in 1015, m a y ta o a t brutal murder in the crime an* CHRISTMAS T A G S, STAMPS Music has a synonym In this part o f the land, When they speak o f it they mean Gribklcs possession from Chicago, Minneapolis, Milwaukee nnd hun­ dreds o f smnll cities where tho band has played in the last two years, are, without exception, com­ plimentary and, according to reports from other places where the band has plnycd,. it hns never failed to more than delight its audiences. Coming here from n two weeks en­ gagement in Minneapolis, the musi­ cal center o f the Northwest, Mr. Dachmnn promises to present tho same high class programs with which he delighted thousands o f Minneapolis music lovers on the Lake Harriet roof garden in that city. The local committee deserves the support of the entire community in their under­ taking. Duluth, Minnesota; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Chicago and numerous smaller places e'ntcrtained the band last nt their weekly Rotary Club luncheons. Harold Bachman’s MILLION DOL­ LAR BAND which is to piny in San­ ford nil next week hns been engaged for a notable list o f engagements dur­ ing the coming season culimnating with a ten weeks winter engagement with America’s most fashionable win­ ter • .'sort, West Palm Beach, Fla. Pcrhnps no American musical organi­ zation has made such rapid strides W&y 'T H E MILLION DO LLAR BAND.” ' The “ M illion Dolar Band” which is ' to play in Sanford fo r one week, is working its w ay to West Palm Beach, F la., fo r a 10 weeks winter engagefig m e n t and com es to this city from n aeries o f notable engagements which are in themselves a high recommend*­ . tion o f the sterling character o f'th c entertainment which these young muaidans furnish. From August 15th to* 29th, inclusive, the band was en­ gaged at Lake Harriet ro o f garden in Minneapolis, where, according to the official statement o f the Captain o f the Park Police at that place it played to the largest throngs ever aascmblde at that popular resort. The band went directly from Minneapolia to the Wisconsin State Fair at Milwaukee where it was tho fehture musical attraction, giving two con­ certs daily in front of the grandstand at that placo. The band carries a number o f talented soloists and Mr. Bachman promises an entertaining and varied program which is sure to please everyone. . A s a special attraction with Iiarold Bachman’s ’’Million Dolar Band” » when It appears in Sanford, the peo­ r ' pie o f this city will have an oppor­ tunity to hear one o f the latest CREDIT DEFLATION tk sensations In the musical world in CAME A L L TOO FAST | the person o f Walter Kelley, the boy soprano, w ho was discovered and WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—The nat­ brought forth by Director Bachman ure Idcfiation o f credits “ came all too 1 within the last few weeks. Walter * ■ Kelley is a read-headed, freckle-faced fast," Senator Harris, Democrat, o f ' Irish boy w ith the voice o f a Melba. Georgia, declared in a statement to­ "One o f nature’s deviniat gifts, with night in which he warned “ those In a voice o f purest gold” is the opinion authority that suffering among the o f a musical critic in the Minneapolis farmers o f the country will have a re­ V. •Journal. Thomas Saxe, Superintend­ action upon every lino o f industry.” ent o f Amusements at the Wisconsin . “ A down grade kick from the fed­ State Fair, who also owns several eral reserve board w as not necessa­ large theatres in that city, has en­ ry,” he added; “ it w as their duty to . gaged W alter fo r a week in one o f his try to keep th edecline orderly.” finest theatres, at a salary o f $300, Declaring thst “ all o f the financial 5 which is a testimonial o f the tremen­ wisdom o f the nation was not concen­ dous hit he made with the Milwaukee trated In th e federal reserve board,” people during his recent engagements Senator Harris cited a statement by there. “ The finest boy’s voico I have formeq S^pretaryf the Treasury > ever heard in my life” said Egbert MeAdoo in rapport o f his declaration . Van Alatyne, composer o f “ In the that the country needed a “ more lib­ Shade o f the Old Apple Tree” and' eral policy” In the n u tte r o f redis­ ^ dozens o f later popular ton gs. Walter count rates. 1 K elley alone will be w orth going “ ]] have no desire,” the Georgia m iles to hear. senator added, “ to harass the federal No organization has ever come to 'reserve board with needless legisla­ Sanford so well supplied with high tion nor to tamper with the financial class credentials and recommenda­ system o f the country, fo r I believe tions as Harold Bachman's “ Million the federal reserve act ts a great , Dollar Band” which w as recently booked by Sanford business men to achievement There are a large num­ appear in Sanford fo r all of next ber o f competent financiers who do . week. Mert Gribble, advance agent not think the system w as crested u* S ot this high class musical organiza­ a money making proposition. I be­ ; tion showed the local committee an lieve that lower discount rates will 3*0 array o f letters from arm y officers, help the people who g row the agricul­ igl fa ir secretaries, park boards, Ameri­ tural products o f the country, and I can Legion Posts, and other people believe it so strongly thali I havo In­ , and organizations throughout the troduced « bill limiting the maximum counrty that could not help but con- discount” "The South does not ask for sym­ .vince them that they were engaging pathy,” he asserted. "N or docs the *n attraction which woa away above Wcat want anything but a ’square fit the ordinary run of traveling concert companies. Press clippings in Mr. FRUIT CAKES NUTS No Let Up By Opponents No rumors o f what Mendenhall may do will lead the forceaopposing par­ don o f Mendenhall to halt their e f­ forts and leavo the way clear for him ,to slip by at the last minute, accord­ ing to leaders in tho raising of a sufficiently powerful appeal against such a travesty of justice as to in- • (»r n * ammuu* ft*m) LONDON, Dec. 23.— D'Anntr today proclaimed a atate o f war tween the Flume government Italy and has forbidden the pop tion to leave Flume, saya Rom* patch. i F IN E STATIONERY The Herald offlco in headquarter! for fine stationery of all klndi froa the printed letter head to thl beautL ful stationery in boxea thnt is t0 de»r to the ladies' heart«. You can this stationery and havo your mono­ gram printed on it, making the niftlest Christmas gift that you her* ever seen nnd one of tho best, sta­ tionery costa money these days bet our stationery ia very reasonable la price and positively the beat that money can buy. See it at the Hefly office. I f you have a room fo r rent, If you havo anything fo r sale, tho way to get results is to advertise it through the W ant Column o f the Daily H er­ ald. This is tho m arket page fo r tho people who want something. Everything fo r the office Herald Printing Co. We car out with all that you need printed stationery end office o f all kinds. And our Big Store is just filled with new and seasonable goods 4 for the ladies and children—substantial Xm as Gifts that will not • i only please the eye of .the beholder but will be a thing o f beauty and a joy forever to those who receive them. . Ladies* Waists, in all the very latest patterns, fresh from the Blankets, nice warm wool or co, { ?n fleee-A.blankets at prices that w ' dl them. manufacturers. Handkerchiefs make the best Christmas Gifts and are always acceptable. Get in quantities Old Santa is here and his pres­ for the holidays and for every what you want in all lines. Come occasion thereafter. in nnd look them Over. The- Gift that will please “her” most. ence. is felt In every department of our big store. We have just Table Linens that are good at holiday time and any time. The best gifts that money can buy. Hand Bags are good oil the time but are especially pretty this year. Nothing more suitable limn one of our lovely Hand Bags. CITRONS RAISINS PLUM PUDDING townrd fame na has this brilliant band. To hear It once la to want to hear it agnin and the remarkable part about ita 1020 tour is the long list o f return engagements it in­ cludes. They will opne their week’s en­ gagement here tomorrow nnd the concert tomorrow nnd Sunday after­ noon will be in the Central Park, con­ certs being free to everyone. 8 BALS, PROCLAIMS SOME MORE FIGS FRUITS AND CANDIES IN FACT A Deep Regard for Members of the Family with Gifts of Apparel and Speers is the Popu FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE FLORIDA SANFORD V ■S �TAGE TWO THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 11,111 » »■!» I -- ~ _____ 9 DUNLAP & HON. JNO. I). JINK1NS President o f the First Baptist Church Inc.; Superintendent o f The Sunday School. P ainting OUR SUNDAY SCHOOL : : aper Hanging AN N IVERSARY SONG (Air— A ll the Way My Saviour Leads SUNUAY SCHOOL GROWTH A ll Interior Decorating ME) All the w ay our Soviour’s led us Through these six nnd thirty years; For the future wo can trust him; Trust will banish all“ our fears. Here wo meet todny to prnisi Him For the blessings o f the past. And Ilia tender love nnd m cicy Will bo with us to the last. SANFORD, F L O R ID A 180 All the way our Saviour's led us, 17Q Led the saints who’vo gone before, 130 Those who've safely crossed .death's 170. river, ,211 Who have reached the shining shore. . Wo rejoice that we have known them, L * Precious is their memory still; 1ED We wouM emulate their virtues, ! Ever, like them, do God's will. All the w ay our Saviour's led us, Lend us in the years to come! Mny this church e'er bo a blessing, Help to lend earth’s wanderers home. Lead us on from grace to glory While w c iprny nnd while we sing, Keep us earnest, fnithfut, loyal In the service of our King. — E. E. COX. This hymn was written nnd sung nt the anniversary service hold by tho First Baptist Church of Sanford in 1016. The number o f years in chnrgcd by four nnd the song will be used ngain at the service December 26th. work is being done with these little folks. On the third floor of our building w o find Miss Alllo Trafford, superin­ tendent, In charge of the Primary De­ partment. Six, seven nnd cight-ycarold pupilc, nnd it is here that a great deal o f real study Is, done by the boys Average...................;...!( and girls. Behold, we are growing, On the second fli>or we find tho Junior Deportment in charge o f Mrs. OUR COVENANT "Forrest Gntche!, superintendent. It is SCOUTS . -the biggest department o f the Sundny ■ ■School and the liveliest, /this being Ilnving been led ns wo believe, by Then? arc two organizations of -composed o f boys and girls o f nino divine grace to receive the Lord Jesus KC0Uts. The Roy Scouts have as thcli ■to twelve years of nge. Mrs. Gatchet ns our Snvious, and, on profession o f ficout j [ nBter, Mr. Ilymnn nnd Messrs, •mnkes full use of tho fa ct that this faith, having been buried with Him Charles and Ed Henderson ns assistis “ The Golden Memory A g e" by stor- in baptism, nnd thus united with His nnt8< There are about thirty morn­ ing their minds with ninny o f the church, we do now most solemnly .g re a t passages o f the Bible, also the covennnt with each other and engngc, ^ o Girl Scouts have a membership books o f the Bible and their arrange- by the aid o f tho Holy Spirit, to walk 0'f twenty nnd the enptnin will be ment nnd the great gospel hymns, together In brotherly love; to pro- e|cctc,j January* 1st The first lieuI t is our hope nnd effort to see that mote tho harmony, prosperity nnd tcnnnt is Miss Adole RInes nnd the none go out o f this department be- spirituality o f this church; to sustain 8CCond .lieutenant is Miss Carrie fore becoming Christian*. it* worship, ordinances, discipline nnd Stanley. Another trip to the third floor nnd doctrines; to bear a fair shard o f its The meetings nre held on each Friwe find the Intermediate Department expenses; to give its claims a snered ,jny evening. ably taken care of by Supt. J. G. pre-eminence over nil organizations ___________________ Michael. In this department we be- o f human origin, nnd to join in every gin to look fo r tho tcnchcrs nnd offi- attempt to fulfill the purpose for cers of the future nnd nmnv of them which it was founded by our ReA """ 2 T (' hnvo already begun taking teacher decmcr. ... u i training work. We also engage to senrch the Scripf ljjjg .. ! f Prof, L. I). Geiger, ,Ir., is superin- hires; tomnintain private nnd family ^ £3 lendent o f our Senior Department, devotion; to religiously educate Die 5 | T h e Fidelia Class has Miss Marion children committed to our care; to bo W . . ' ' Cove, president, nnd Mrs. Snvngo, just in our dealings, faithful In our jS ' , teacher. The Berean Class hns Mr. engagements, exemplary in our de' y » .VTpTil Burke Steel president; Mr. M. D. portment. Barber, teacher, and Prof C. S. OgilWe further engage to exercise a E' | vie associate teacher, Christian wntehcarc over one nn- 'H ■<’ ■ . Mr.,M. L. Wright is superintendent other; to participate in each other’s ■of the Adult Department. joys; to remember ench other in The F.uzelinn Class hns Mrs. A. M. prayer; to aid each other, especially ; Philips, president; Mrs. George Ily- in sickness and distress, nnd with r 6 3 man, teacher. This class meets in the tender sympathy bear one another’s V iiJ V' parlors o f the church, first room on burdens and sorrows; that we will not c *the first floor ns you enter the church, unnecessarily mention others’ faults, l>W s . / y ^ nnd it is tlieir aim to get every hut will endeavor to regard each / woman o f the church to become n others’ feelings nnd reputation ds ourj I £ member their if purity of heart new-! •dentlfled with the school. |ncss o f life to exemplify nnd comThe Sunday Momir.g -Club I* In- mend our holy religion, nnd that if wo JU DG E SCHELLE MAINES deed like n club in Its welcome nnd wilfully vlolntc the obligation* o f this'^ cordial treatment to visitor* and covenant wo consider ourselves un- Sccretnry-Trcaaurcr Building Com m tttcc; Secretary o f the strangers. “You can be a atranger worthy member* o f the church, and Church Incorporate here but once," !■ well said o f this subject to discipline. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO GO OUT OF TOW N TO GET TH E BENE­ F IT OF THE DECLINE IN THE M A R K E T . IF YOU W AN T TO W A IT TO •'A V E YOUR LUMBER COME IN ON CARS AND YOU H AU L IT TO YOUR JOB YOURSELF W E CAN T A K E YOUR ORDER AS CH EAPLY AS OUT-OF-TOWN DEALERS. FOR A SMALL AMOUNT ADDITIONAL PER THOUSAND, TO COVER HANDLING AND D RAYAG E, WE CAN FILL YOUR ORDER % A S YOU NEED IT FROM OUR LARGE STOCK. YOU TA K E NO CHANCES OF NOT GETTING THE GRADE YOU HUY IF YOU TRADE WITH US— W E HAVE IT TO SHOW YOU. BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER GIVE US A CHANCE TO FIG URE WITH YOU W E ALSO CARRY A ¡1 HILL LUMBER COMPANY A B A N K A L W A Y S P L A Y S AN IM P O R TA N T P AR T IN T H E C O N S TR U C TIO N OF MODERN A N D M A G N IF IC E N T B U ILD IN G S PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 PAGE THREE ++H M OF SANFORD SANFORD “ Thcro la that scatteroth and yet incronacth; there is that withholdest tist p r i n c i p l e s mare than (s meet, but it tendeth to poverty. The liberal soul shall be TIE BIBLE Is the sufficient and made fat, and ho that ^otcroth shall i.lth .rd Practice. W . Saw a large Auditorium bo watered also himself.”— Prov. That could seat one thousand people "(hit the Bible is God’s reveal11:24. With memorial stained glass windows. “ And if thou draw obt thy soul Steam heated, there was no s ta p le , .  ÎO N U personal and to yie hungry, and satisfy the a f­ Small chairs, charts and blackboards, la brought to our souU flicted soul, then shall thy light rise L /.i»h In Jesus Christ and la Ready fo r the primary class. in obscurity, and thy darkness be ns Libraries, maps and piano,' the noon-day and the Lord shall Electric lights and gas. ,x CAPTISI! is a sym bolic ordinance guido thee continually and satisfy thy ^ ¿ by immersion, as wns the soul in drought, and make fat thy There, the members worked together —t tand In baptism of Jesus, — Immersion . „ . bones; and thou shalt be like n water, And loved each other too, to the symbolism. b bk**“ 1!' L cd garden, and like a spring o f water Standing behind their pastor -„^r.D’S SUPPER another I the LOItn’ whose waters fall not Is. 58:10-11. In all that ho tried to do oidinsnco to be participated ijnbolic t .— “ Bring yo nil the tithes into the To make this Baptist Temple !h coir by those who have publicly storehouse, that there mny be meat in U fcJoJ their faith in baptism, for A church true and strong, mine house; nnd prove me now here­ £ptism comes before the Lords Spreading a holy influence with, snith the Lord of Hosts, if I Dispelling sin and wrong. will not open you the windows o f | fcTHE CHURCHES arc local, conheaven nnd pour you out a blessing |mfiticnsi and independent bodies This, the vision o f our pastor1 that thero shall not bo room enough S art the gusrdians of God’s rc- Was no idle dream, to receive It And I will^ rebuke the ^Wd truth and the agency for the Many faithful members devourer fo r your sake, and he shnli Helped to carry out his scheme. «urad of Hi* kingdom. not destroy the fruits o f your ground, 4 EQUALITY IN THE CHURCH. May God look with approbation neither shall your yine cast her fruit AD believers in Christ are equal in On this earnest band o f workers, before her time in the field, saith the And the Angels hear this message, t fhurth and the minister is one o f Lord o f Hosts."— Mai. 3:10-11. “ Among them a n no shirkers." the officers who i: set apart to the “ Give nnd it shall bo given unto MRS. E. M. CARROLL, „ A of teaching nnd pastoral overyou; good measure, pressed. down, Sanford Heights. *i|ht. shaken together and running over shall men glvo into your bosom. For FINANCING FIRST BAPTIST with the snme measure you mete • CHURCH withal it shall be measured to you The method o f financing the First again."— Luke 0:38. “ I have showed you all things, how Baptist Church that cvcTy member that so laboring yo ought to support «hall give according As the Lord hath the weak, and to remember the words J j|r. J. D. Hood, one o f tha mem­ prospered him. The standard o f giv­ o f the Lord Jesus, how he said, 'It bers of the First Baptist Church o f ing is a tenth. The common treasury is more blessed to give than to re­ Sanford, is building a chapel in R u n , is th ctroaaury o f the church. ceive."— Acta 20:35. Rewards o f Giving Ijspsn, which has been named for him, “ Every man, according ns he pur­ Do you believe what the Scriptures The Hood Chape). The cost o f erection p osed in hfs heart, so let him give; Then rood ca n fu lly the fo l­ is 17^0a Kure is n city o f Import- say? not grudgingly or o f necessity; for sore in Jspsn and has a very large lowing: God loveth a cheerful giver. And “ Dlcsscd is he that considered the population. God is able tomakc nil grace (the Dr. J. Franklin Ray is d e pastor poor; the Lord will deliver him in word 'grace' here refers to temporal of the church there and is doing ax- time o f trouble. The Lord wltl pre­ blessings) abound toward you; that eeOent work, Dr. Ray was a class- servo him and keep him alive; and ho mate of the pastor of the First Bap^ shall be blessed upon d o earth; nnd ye, always having all sufficiency In all tilt Church here. On January Dth ho thou wilt not deliver him Into the will things, may abound to every good The Lord will work."— 11 Cor. 0:7. [will visit Sanford and In two mea­ o f his enemies. FLORIDA With Sunday School rooms and hall, A magnificent big pipe organ Within its spacious wall. SBVEN D IS T IC I i » * Sf.f ner* on that day will tell o f the work in Japan. The salary of Dr. Ray Is paid by the First Baptist Church o f Sanford through the generous gift of Mr. Hood. HIS VISION He jaied into the future And ww a vision fair, J A beautiful Baptist Temple, Erected and standing there: Saw i splendid brick structure, strengthen him on his bed o f languish----------------------------Ing; thou wilt make his bed in his Y. P. U. sickness."— Ps. 41:1. 11 “ Trust In the Lord nnd do good, so Thon> arc two unions, the Flake shalt thou dwell in the Innd, and verily Senior, which has a membership of thou shalt be fed."— Ps. 37:3. “ l>out twenty-five, nnd the Juniors, “ Honor the Lord with thy sub- With « membership of d ir ty -s ix . stance and with the first fruits o f a ll, Their meetings are held on Sunday thine increase, so shall thy bam s be i evenings, filled with plenty and thy press thalt burst over with now wine, 3:9-10. We Furnished the Plumbing Material and the Paint General Hardware Business GILL0N & FRY Number N a m e................................................................................................. A d d ress....................... «................... ......................... .. ....................... S U B S C R I I T I O N T O $ 8, 000.00 B U D G E T First Baptist Church for 1921 To be raised by voluntary contributions. The tenth is the standard adopted by the Church. "Bring yo nil the tithes into the storehouse." Common tronswy of the chufch. Mnl. 3:10, V The 000.00 budget pny» nil runnning expenses, which includes salaries, an all incidentals. If Vou believe in the work o f this great Church, help it *>l Jour financial support. There are no miltoinairos in the membership. Unly God's Grout Common People. B y Furnishing R adiators Amount Pledged p er W e e k $ .......................................................................... Hate. % Solicitor W arm the Body and WHEN YOU GO TO THE BAPTIST TEMPLE IBisIt (Êtergbûhg C hristm as Leave it to the Preacher * # • W arm the Heart O U R B E S T W ISHES LEE B R O T H E R S .»JAM ES H . C O W A N ... AND AR E READY TO SERVE YO^JR NEEDS The Temple Hardware All Kinds of-METAL WORK-Tin and Sheet WATER AND BOAT TANKS . Was Furnished by Us Oak and Third St. 116 MAGNOLIA A t Hill Lumber Yard Telephone 111 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 24, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 24, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3aaf917034a52fac32abbadcc1c62bb8.pdf 8f01388caecf6f62460360076704d4d5 PDF Text Text ••• ' »r-TT— •• »-. .< r »-m ;™ -.,’ • .< '• •: ' , • S • --i • ».-. - -\ ' ‘ :* * ■', . .»./.»..»/ **♦¿ ^ 7 / f > g ^ i > wwtfiTi irRw w y g ç g u JJ,*-iMy y l ^ l I»i^Pff - ' * .„ ..■ ■ H H IN THE HEART OF|THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION H f>_ VO LU M E S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , M O N D A Y , D E C E M B E R 2 7 ,1 9 2 0 I NO MORE BY RAILROADS SOON SAYS CHAIRMAN ASSOCIATION NUMBER 226 PARSON WYNNE, MEET IN ORLANDO AGED NEGRO, TUESDAY A . M. WAS KILLED CITRUS MEN OF STATE WILL SUPPOSED IIE W AS “ STUCK UP" FOR HIS MONEY ANI) KILÌ.EI) HOLD .MOST IMPORTANT WHEN HE RESISTED. MEETING AT 10:30. ON SHIPPING AND LABOR SOLDIERS’ BONUS Saturday night was the time o f a HIGH COMMISSION What promises to be one o f the INCREASED RATES HIT T H E WOULD COST * most important meetings of the year cold-blodcd murder probably the re­ WILL BREAK UP S T A T E A HARD OVER TW O BILLIONS for. the citrus fru it men of the state sult o f a “ stick up" staged by hold­ GERMAN MILITARY YEAR BLOW will be held in Orlando tom orrow up men when Parson Wyncc, an aged ' (Or Tk* JUitoliUd Frati) (By Tit« A iio d iu d Frets) morning at 10:30 in the Board of negro o f Goldsboro, was killed. Two WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.— Passage PARIS, Dec. 27.— Mayence dis­ Trade rooms ju st opposite the San negro suspects are held in the county o f soldiers’ bonus bill would cost govpatch to Petit Parjalcnno states al­ Juan Hotel. The meeting is the re­ Jnil having been apprehended by Of­ emment tw o billion, three hunddred lied high commission decided to sult o f a smaller meeting held in ficer Walker shortly after the crime NOT RAISE and t h e y w il l million, Secretary Houston estimated break up all German military organ­ RETURNS RECEIVED FOR F R U IT Leesburg last week at which tho pre­ wns discover'd. The Parson is nllegcd rates w n ic n is s o m b iu n g today before aenat eflnance committee liminary ateps were taken fo r the big to be a dispenser o f booze o f the izations such as civilian guards. AND VEGETABLES EATEN UP TO DC THANKFUL FOR considering soldiers’ aid measure. BY C A R R IE R S ’ CHARGES moonshine vnriety according to police meeting in Orlando. The citrus fru it growers o f the annals, nnd it is supposed that the FEW YORK, Dec. 27.— American JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 27.— Be­ negroes, knowing thnt he had money state havo many problems to discuss railroads are completing a recrd year cause of the high freight rate* exist­ or probably seeing him flash a roll the principal ono being the exorbitant ,nd have no IntenUon o f aaklng fo r ing on railroads, growers in Florida after they had paid him for liquor de­ freight rates that make the shipping another general Increase In rates, nnd other Southern states are fac­ cided to relieve him o f the money. As o f oranges prohibitive this season. Thmoss DeWItt Clyler, chairman o f ing a critical situation. Growers and to whether he resisted nnd wns killed The packing houses have closed for the Association of Railway Execu­ shippers are losing heavily. Gener­ or whether the killing wns the result holidays and unless the prices are tives, declared tonight In a statement -ii al conditions in the fruit industry much higher a fte r the first o f the of some argument will probbaly nev­ reviewing the railroad situation fo r HAVE J RAISED SUFFICIENT have not been satisfactory, although ’ ( 1 year they may not open at nil. A ser­ er be known but his body was found the year. of - 1920. WASHINGTON) Dec. 27— A bill heavy shipments o f fruit have beets FUNDS TO BU Y GRA­ at his house late Saturday night a f­ __ year Just ended, Chairman jm t been offered in the' house ious problem f o r the citrus g row er is The made. Hundreds o f .cars o f Florida HAM BUILDING ter the shots were heard nnd the o f-) Clyler said, saw American railway. by ¿ n g r e u m a n Frank Clark o f Flor- the freight rates and handling’ of oranges have been sold in the N orth fleers had been summoned to the placed again under private owner- ^ ^ p a r e n t ogling, flirting and the crop and the same situation con­ during the last few weeks at prices WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.— The fo l­ scene. ship and under such direction saw on P ltr w t/ Washington’s fronts the vegetable growers. They Nothing is known o f the case fur­ lowing from the Washington Times which Iehw it t le or nothing fo r the are paying exorbitant prices f o r la­ them move a larger grots tonnago f aabjonab]e shopping street, which bor and cverytnir.g that goes in to the ther than this as the preliminary today will be read w ith Interest in 1growers, nnd in many cases the fru it than ever before and nlso establish [wou|d the male species indulging has not realized enough to pay f o r raising and shipping of fruits and hearing wlil not be held until tomor- Florida: new records In the amount o f tTana- in tbta practlce. “ Ono year ago C. E. Graham, a picking, hauling, packing and freigh t. vegetables nnd they are holding the row­ portatlon gotten out o f each car.| The bJn pPOvldea that all persons Shipments o f Florida fruit have wealthy cotton manufacturer o f F lo r­ meeting In roder to make a concerted ----------------------------The»« records, Mr. Cuyler added, were w bo on the atreet o r who atand been heavy this year. Supplies Of ida, made »proposition to the Minis­ effort to get together for the m utual( EMERSON HOUGH ILL not achieved by the railroads alone, af or near the entrance, o f theaftes, competitive citrus up to the present protection. i CHICAGO, Dec. j 27f—Emerson terial Relief Board o f the Southern have been comparatively light,.’ ^and but with the aid of shippers In un- motion picture shows or other place, Every citrus fru it man in Seminole Hough, author, reported aerioua con- Presbyterian Church of Louisville, tp the fruit men believe that under n or­ loading cars and with “ the day and ^ amusement and b y any mean* the eect that he would sell hie six­ county should be at this meeting. dition from pneumonia. mal conditions the markets would night, rain or shine, work o f hundreds ^wbataoevcr annoy any woman or girl teen-story Graham office and bank have absorbed the Florida oranges at #»f thnusands of employe*. [wRH.whom such poison had no provibuilding at Jacksonville, Fla., to It fo r very reasonable prices. Shippers sajr The railway executive» association |u - aCquslntance are each and all o f chairman referred In hi« review to rehertby declared to be vagrant«, proportion o f the shipment on ac­ ports that nllroada plan to aak fo r .a <There ,B R ^ J e a o f th# malc cven ber let* count o f the purchasing power o f the further Increased In rates, and In that more deadly tha the female that has Rev. Dr. D. H. Sweets, secretary o f COniumerH being below normal. Thia connection said: made a certain street in the national the Miniatorial Relief, has announced result growers attribute to low price* • "I know of no movement on the part f amoua u well as Infamouu that the amount has been overxub- for cotton and other commodities. of railroads for a general increaseln tho Potomac to tho Pacific scribed by f 100,000, and the board is The low prices in the South h av» rates, nor do I expect any. It Is true coaltf*. Mr. Clark said. / SU N D AY SCHOOL AND CHURCH PLAN THAT COULD BE ,FO L- prepared to consummate the purchase forced a larger percentage o f sa le » thst th crailroad companies are not, A y ^ r 6n g fc r b 6 k p ,j8 h tbe ^ t LOWED IN 8ANFORD AND GAVE TO T H E O R M A N S — jy o f the structure, one o f the uargeat in than usual in tho Middle West and je t receiving from the increased rate. m fo r them. ho said, and it will OTHER CITIES APPROPRIATE EXERCISE Florida, valued at $1,700,000, but Eastern markets. 'Growers and sh lp taytllng like the « per cent « t a r n I jriiVe'Gre w o n t he-vamp want to wear which cost Mr. Graham only about pcrs in Florida believe that the im needed. But the railway executive* bunderi f or the rest o f hia natural At Claremont Saturday afternoon $700,000, he having purchased it when portant point is that while the a v erThe Prcsbyterrian church w as « realize that theyare, trustees o f a 1 i scene o f Christmas cheer last night 4b® citizens of that town congregated ^the bank which owned it failed. I t 1age price, delivered in the m arkets gnat public Interest in the reduction . n . .. , The Florida congressman’! atten- when the various classes of tho Sun- al tbo *R® o i tha flrst bungalow to bo COst nearly $000,000 to build more during the post few weeks will n ot of railroad operating expense« to Uie tlon waa flrft tho prMei,ce 'd a y school and the members o f the ®r*ctcd by the board o f trade and than nine y e a n ago. The rentals win net the grow er« cost of production .ifl lowest . t i f f . • it. “ cake-eatera” •__* a *_ ee • by read• ' church • • and • a•large gathering .«I • m *l#U tsM MMiaalwA ceremonies 1.U Aaaaa .• foar minilterial t • < • • the . . a a it possible ^sslble figure, figure, ana and every every Clef- . J 0fi tthe ao-called o f peo- Mwith Impressive laid iVn the Imean tfo o o a month same average price a few years fort will be made during Uie coming |ng o ( the ant{ca o f yountt mfn on ple atttnded tho White Gift services. ®4<>ne, In which was placed u relief |n the church. ago, would have given the g row er year to accomplish this by W ither the Washington streets. When be de- T his'service is conduced each year, bottle containing a history o f the ---------„bout enough to cover the cost. * economies and efficiency.1 Tho Graham building at Jackaon- ( Orange grow ers in Florida are now elded to itroducc this bill, designed to having supplanted the old ord er of L°wn, the origin and culmination o f cent break up circles o f negro idlers, ho tho Christmas treo whereon each *b® plan for tho civic Txxly to erect ville wns built formerly by the Heard paying freigh t rates GC per INFLUENZA IMMUNE approached the subject with an open member of the Sunday school received • number o f houses to relieve tho National Bank and la one o f the finest higher than 1he ratea paid three years AFTER AN ATTACK ago. The railrbad officials argue that mind toward including tho masculine a g ift and follow ing out tho teaching congestion of housing conditions, to structures o f Its kind in the South. 8AYS TIÌE MEDICOS the increased freigh t rates come ou t flirt within tho scope o f his b ill It o f tho Bible that it Is better t o give wh,ch aU «»«enibled aubscribed their GOVERNMENT 0f the consumer. This is not true, waa not until ha took an afternoon* than receive tho Presbyterian Sunday "*>"««. I*; ' •* Dk -ii W h u i) TROOPS CLOSE IN fruit shippers state, in connection WASHILGTc.i, Dec. 27.— Influen- «troll down F atreet that his mind school now has a special White Gift Th^ chairman o f the building com ON D’ANNUNZIO with perishables. Selling prices on za attack:, carry* definite immunity to reglatered something more convincing service, all o f the classes giving m'ttce, Mr. Fincher, presided, and In ----I perishables are governed by the law subiequcnt at*lck lasting several than doubt so fa r as tho existence o f something to the Thornwell Orphan- a felicitous manner introduced the (Dr Th* Zu k Uhz Pr»M) I o f supply and demand in the opinion years according to public health serv-, these male “ vamps” goes. It is said nge that the little ones there may «peakers, who were President Boyer LONDON, Doc. 27.— Italian gov- f loc>, 8h|ppcra< They declare th at Ice tnnouncen ent after Intensive that he approached a popular corner have a joyous Christmas and be mado ° 4 *bo o f trade, who painted a emment troop, believed slowly d o ^ |t ,mpo8ilble to name maIn_ •tudjr. Declare1 since epidemic 1018-¡and spied a young dandy leaning ldlyf comfortable throughout the year. The slowing picture o f the futur« o f hig Iron ring around K um e where u jn a M,u rice on £rulto ^ 1919 affected si. h large proportion o f ( against a doorway fo r aupport with idea when first started consisted of Clermont with the spirit predominat- D’Annunzio forces are besieged. •B e- Teietable8 ^ d on nMt and conuim populstion seems reasonable fo r b e -,th e ever present cigarette at hand, giving gifts o f money and clothing big in the town; Banker C. O. Roe, porta from Flume meager, but Ik «P - - ^ « n U y they say the increases in Ilevlng should disease becom epreval- The congressman stood fo r a moment, but it was found that the money could wb° reviewed Clermont from its in- peared soldier« had forced D Aumm- fralght rate8 nre pald by the produeent this winter would not assume epl- it 1« also related, gating upon t h e t ^ used to better advantage b y the ceptlon to its present stage and look- tio linos back into outskirts o f city er. demic proportions o f last two years human clothes model googling every officials of the orphanage and each forward to what it could be with nnd fall o f Plume will not 1>e long m ilroad o ffic ia lr say the incre nor be In such severe form. young woman who passed that way. yea r secs a big increase in the giving P*Ted streets, and wondrous drives delayed. in freight rates are so smii!l, as c o o That waa enouh fo r the Floridan. He this year, tho Brotherhood Class giv- about t*» ,akci* and a sewerage sy*pared to the prices paid by the con CARDINAL G1BBON8 hsd seen all be wanted. Ing $175 to the little children in our t<in» and nil that goes to make a sumer, that they do not make a n j car8i modem city. W. B. Powell, secreFEELING BETTER TODAY difference one w ay or the other. Shi]>The rostrum o f the church was *ary ° f H*® ^*kc County Chamber of pers maintain that this is not co r­ „ . , ’ ■» Th» A liM U tU T r t t t ) beautifully decorated In ferns nnd Commerce, commended tho eitixens rect.—The Produce News. BALTIMORE, Dec. 27.— Cardinal palms and Christmas decorations and on thclr «ctlvitics In solving a Berl­ Gibbons is feeling better today but in tho center w as the white cross oua P™blem and trusted the building 115 YEARS OLD j continues to remain in bed as phy'fro m which long auxanier» streamers were ex- }program would- ”grow until *J -h;cy « - . - . r . 1 rum wnicn tong were «*• B L E W OUT GAS • alcian ordered rest. Doctor said F F A R F n t*"dcd bearing the new $1 bills given b ° bu,ld'nP bungalows by the OLD BILL TARIFF IS STILL THE REM AIN S TO T E L L IT nothing wrong except muscular weakBONE OF CONTENTION 1 L l t U U j U h y the cUl|e8 and fl8 thc various n illes-h om e, If you please. Volunno*« from over work. Cardinal’« fo r and (By H » A x o c U U d Z n u ) WITH PARTIES — M R E S m M ANY CITIES HAVE ’ arose and 7 "unfastened ,“ " ' 1 , ' tho . L ' rstreamer, "" w, CHICAGO, F eb. 27— Mrt. S arah’ amonK } h08c responding were eight or by slight nttacw of indlgcsUon . BEEN STARTED BY (B y T h , A txcliM d ? n u ) _ _ who says _______ ___ ____ _ Quinn, she is’ one hundred letting It fall, meantime telling the ^*n, dU zcns. including n Indy, who INCENDIARIES WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.— Reppband fifteen years old, declares today name o f the class and thc amount ' ^ ke moat o f hcr, ,ove fo,r Ca r u s o s u f f e r i n g I _i___ __ appropriate _______ !.* . verse Clermont nnd of its potential possl- llcnn and democratic leader« in acn- Bhe is as well as usual after belziff (By m A«i*ci«t*d pr»»«) given with an FROM PLEUROSY ' bllitics. ate clashed today on house emergency ncar|y asphyxiated yesterday. B oUNIONTOWN, Pa., Dec. 2 7,-F ca rs Readings and recitations commcmor,1Iin_ aIftW nn MUST TAK E REST bill. Hitchcock characterized meas- i|cved she absently-m indd blew out ,U ,.I F . » . « . county . „ o n rin , h . . » « " / ““ lot dnn.tcd by one o f C lorm on .i urc os embargo bill and proposition gaa stove flame. V F ,» >»»•> _ invaded Unlonlown by .u tb o r llli. to- crcd *nd ..e h c l . . . rcprc.cntcd « , j « hY ' t o ' m W c 7 " A m 'c H c ^ i 'O R K , Dec. 27.— Condition uio vub •* ........................ commerce.| ____________________ !° ; .uffirtny p fe ir U y .'u T n - f ay " hc” * " to 6u,] d,nlr ! " ™ ' " lk? ° 7One°of ) n e 'thlT o f d o n donntcd . t c d ’ fo f orr thc folb -r je d E c p o b llc ... nro, fcatthe .ccond second bulidlnp building to fo l- icCharged Republicans proposed to rush .AMERICAN M A RIN ES <k*n«d. P h y ilc l... i r e « « * \ " “ J «i |M* , o f. ? f ” , * 'hS S i '« • T h . pcopl. l h . „ h . . . eob -'torou gh men, . TO BE WITHDRAWN" 8«ld singer may return to stage with- f ? 0 * imately one hundred and fifty . h , d h l i u ,0 scribed about $5000 fo r tho build- consideration. Republican le a d e rs' FROM SAN DOMINGO In two weeks. thousand quthrie, who her little denied legislation lecrisli * ‘ * ‘ cm - ' tnousand dollars. dollars. Owner Owner oo ff store store ararV -, w „u wheeled ' ‘ „ Ing fund and it i. _____ expected that tho .denied contemplated B1C BU SIN ESS DONE JOT A LL H O AD S THE PAST SATISFIES TH E M THE GROWERS LOSE PRESBYTERIANS REJOICE OVER THE NEW PURCHASE FRANK CLARK JAIL MALE VAMPS WHITE CHRISTMAS BOARD OF TRADE AT PRESBYTERIAN BUILDS HOUSES AT CLERMONT CHURCH S U N D A Y REPUBLICANS CLASH WITH DEMOCRATS ARSON RING IN PENNSYLVANIA B (B y 10 « A u o cU U d tn u ) (RURNET HOUSE ^ th \ z r comp" M ,o r b , r , o t , * , WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—Several nection fires in vicinity o f Fayette the cross gave a verse about the ♦ PRESIDENT-ELECT IN CINCINNATI months beforo actual withdrawal o f City under o b .e rv .U o i . . to „ n l i y C „ d .e m il " t J ^ n i ' » '« K o o i ; - e j y « . p e r t U l . « I d t o .t . b o y ­ HARDING COMES American m arines from Dominican HAS SMALL FIRE , The choir rendered several selections erJ a to Uke over the house, In county jail here today. TO FLORIDA SOON republic began under provisions o f in Christmas music and Dr. Brownlee ^ * lo" th® ^ ond hoU8c 40 r iv p iv A ,? ‘* / ,,*cUu4 [proclamation issued at San D om ingo BRITISH, FRENCH i gave a brief history o f the White G ift be a ollca* (B y Th* A ti*cU t «4 f n u ) . i » 0» NCINfí ATr’ Dec' 27— A K o n o f Friday by direction o f President W ttIcelebration during the exercise«. A t Secretary and Mts. C. W. W ilMARION, Dec. 27^-Harding ex- * _ n , , ... AND ITALIAN Icom#.*? *nd cl,Rdren partially overPREMIER 8 T 0 MEET tKe beginning o f the exercises each Rara« *nd Mrs. W. B. Powell also at- pected to next week g o to Florida to| ' D* n,#1* Mmid Ï Ï > l . " re ln Ul* D“ ™ « H oum r i u r _____ 'class in theix* respective rooms o f the tended' the- ceremonials and to M r. rest and bold conference* until In- ■Dito o t a nWnlgbt F i.m e.' confined to the Ihssement. Sunday school rendered a special William# wei'are'indebted f o r the ac- huguration. Plana confer with c o n - -RU88IANf P 0 U 8 H •(By n * AimUtrf Tnm) NEGOTIATION 8 Christmaa snog before coming d o w n ^ lw t ^ flf th e :'affair. Mr. WlllUma gressfonal leaders this week. W ill PARIS, Dec. 27.— Newspapers doARB BROKEN OFV? [COLD WAVE IS c la n , Brltlab, French .n d ItolUn pre- ■»'I «»k in , their p l.e e . In th . .u d l- b e U m . t h .t E o.tl.- could prollt by Hays discusses cabinet selection dur­ ing week. miors will meet at Nice next month. ® nco and th« entire progwm waa well Clermont« example. HEADED 80UTH (By XX« AimcUIW Ynu) rendered and waa most appropriate The houses are to be sold at actual SAYS WEATHER MAN COPENHAGEN, Dec. 27^-W araaw cost, no profit being asked, therefore DE VALERA ENACTMENT BILL ¡and «"joyed by everyone present. , dispatch nays Russian-Pollsh pene* MEANS MORE TAX A IarK« sum o f money waa re the buyer wlll not only get the value N°C IT Y , 0 F ,1NEW YOUK Beï0tt* Uon* ar" dcflniUly b t o k t a o ff, allied in which many who are not of expert supervision without cost, WORCESTER M.J Dec 27 « BoUhevik delsg.tion d e members of the church participated but many a little thing that will be (B/ T V AimcIi M rr»»i) T ™ ,burean . . « .nd EtA. . t 'Gali G n ü ,tat®a‘ T u U ;: l' WASHINGTON; D<$| 271— Secre- and gave to thia most worthy Inatl- done by the citizens in beautfication, r t Z r * u ~ D f cUrtd B“ aa4* ’a international s lin » (VaJera, president o f Ireland, la not tlon l, 10 ^ lt la unneceattry leather U “muca u "«h coiaer colder 7tary Houston declared enactment bill tutioj* that la taking care o f so aa as-well well as the lot as a g i f t — Eustis E u stis‘ fo r from New York City,* according o i­ ' --------------- oBoland. . i L j Boland trtat w ith Poles. •i«.i«-|VCj y country east o f 7meant added tax and treasury ought many hundreds o f little — ones who Lake Region. .‘t o his--------secretary^ Harry Ihilulppi n "ext ihirty-slx (not be called upon*to assume any ad- hhve been left desolate by the loaa o f ¡.said he hoped to arrive in New York ours, Office supplies at the Herald, parents and relatives. .Uitional burdens. Post Cards at the Herald office, lc . .City tonight and would aee De Valera. Post Cards a t the Herald office, l c . - �PAGE FOUR T H E 8 AN FORD W E E K L Y H ERALD, FR ID AY, DECEMBER 2 4 ,1 9 2 9 TEM PLE BOOK ROOM . A book 'room has been opened at th e Temple and la run on a co-oporativo basis, the books being sold a t the low est possibl eprice, based on Sun* day Board,, -------------, Nashville, Tenn. w School - - --------------Mias Allle Trafford haa chargo o f the book room.< A fine lino o f Biblea aro carried at all time». They would make . excellent Christmas presents. TEM PLE REST ROOM The temple rest room is being equip* ped by the ladies o f tho Eusclian Class and ia to be used as a drop-in place f o r people going to nnd from tho bualness district. Also visitors and tour* lata in Sanford will ho given a real w clcom o here. T H E 75 MILLION CAMPAIGN In tho seventy-fivo million cam ­ paign o f 1010 tho First Baptist Church o f Sanford subscribed $25,­ 000 to bo paid in five y ea n . Tho fa ct o f this large and liberal subscription is that it la backed by enthusiastic and consecrated members. This church desires not to limit its gifts to home coda but to reach the remotest bounds o f the world. READING ROOM AND LIBR ARY Tho reading room and library o f tho Temple is open on every Friday eve­ ning from seven to nine. There are over six hundred books and aomo o f tho best magazines aro there fo r reading. Misa Carrie Stanley la tho director o f this part o f tho work. THE STAIN In September the W . M. U. was or* ganlzcd to work on a large scale. The ono hundred and clghty-six members were divided into eight circles, each having' a chairman, secretary and treasurer. These officers have to re­ port to tho four genoral officer». Tho circles meet attho diccrent homes once n month. Every quarter there is a general meeting o f all the circles to­ gether at tho Baptist Temple whero nn interesting program Is rendered. Each circle carries out the monthly missionary program and a free will offering is taken ut each meeting, the money to bo used ns tho general offi­ cers d ire c t There aro no dues but every member is expected to contrib­ ute to missions each Sunday, through tho envelope system into tho Church treasury. Tho following general offi­ cers w ere elected: Mrs. E. M. Carroll, president; Mrs. Lossing, vice-presi­ dent; Mrq. Savage Scott, secretary; Mrs. John Abrams, treasurer. Tho genera lofficcrs see that tho work is carried out, Introducing tho personal service work and study clnsscs. Following arc the groups and chnlrmen: Fhilo Fox Circle, Mrs. Chas. Marshall; Jennie Spnlding Circle, Mrs. Lossing; Knthlocn Mallory Circle, Mrs. DeCoursey; Mattio Guynn Circle, Mrs. Gntchcl; Nellie Turner Circle, Mrs. CTelger; Peclmnn Circle, Mrs. Houston; Tho Business Women’s Circle, Mrs. David Speer; tho Y. W . A., Mrs. Hyman and Mrs. Ryan. We hope to accomplish great things for tho Lord duilng the new year. MISS SARA MARDRE, NOTED GYMNASIUM There ia being erected an opcn-alr gymnasium on a lot held by trustees fo r the church. Tho lot is just to the rear o f the pastor’s home. A com ­ bination tennis, basketball and Indoor baseball ground ia there. In the spring a swimming pool will be erected. Also swinging rings and walking ladders with traps. T O E PULPIT FURNITURE MUSICIAN GLASS WINDOW S arrangement is such that a person may see and hear aa well In ona part The dcclgn.and coloring o f the win* o f the house aa the ether. The Ladles dows Is very artistic. W indows were A id o f which M rs. A. M. W alker Is the donated by tho church fo r the follow­ president bought tho pews. The carpet la o f the shade o f brown ing former pastors: that harmonizes with tho woodwork Rov. C. H. Nash. o f th einterlor which la dark! oak. Rev. D. J. Blocker. The carpet was bought through KohnRev. J. W . Wildman. Futchgott o f Jacksonville. Rev. Paul Willis. Rev. M. M. WomboldL TEMPLE LECTURE COURSE Rev. J. W . Perry. Rev. W. H. Massey. Each year there is n lecture courso Rev. W. S. Coons. put on at tho Baptist Tcmplo. This Rev. Geo. P. Guild. part o f tho w ork o f the church has Rev. J. R. Powell. v proven not only successful but also Rev. J. M. Cross. Rev. W. M. Simon. inspirational to tho many attendants. Rev. Fred Donovan. Tho year 1921 will bring tho fol­ Rev. J. W . Butts. lowing: Rev. J. B. Webb. Dr. Russell II. Conwcll. Tho great­ Rev. A. D. Cohen. est lecturer In tho world. The following were placed aa Dr. Stephen Wise, tho m ost re­ memorials: nowned Jowish Rabbi In Amcricq. • Jno. D. Jenkins, Sr. Dr. Clifford Anderson Owens, elo­ Carl Victor Maim. quent and forcefu l preacher and lec­ Myron W alter Lovell, Jr. turer. I *‘sl, Mrs. Julia Singletary Poll. Hon. Ralph Parlettc, on "Tho Uni­ Allen Gray Tolar. versity o f Hard Knocks." Mrs. Lena Aultrosn Loosing. D r, Lincoln McConnell, oi^ "The Joseph Marshall Tolar. Guy Who Delivers tho Gooda." Mrs. Mary Gatchel Cameron. Dr. J. Franklin Roy, "Missionary Mrs. Amelia Durranco Tyne. to Japan." . Joseph S. Lalng. Arthur Lossing. Mrs. Jnnic Laing Chaffin. Mrs. C. M. E. J Inkins. Mrs. Gladys Gatchel Lovell. Helen Ora Miller. J ob. F. Prince. Ghns. H. Tuxbury. J. B. Kelly.« Walter Gwynn. , S. F. Keely. W. S. Baldwin by Masons. W. C. Bray. Mrs. A. W . Keely. Mrs. Alice Adams. Mrs. Lizzie Gammngo Williams. • Arthur Johnson. OTTO SCHMEHL Brick and Cement Work SANFORD, FLA. We Deliver A. J. LOSSING, Proprietor Windows were also put in by or­ ganizations as follows: King’s Daughters. Fldelis. Junior B. Y . P. U. Flake B. Y . P. U. Bcrean. Euzcllan. Faithful Workers. Scouts. Love and Service. The windows were bullb b y the Southern A rt Glass Company o f Jecksonvillc, Fla. TnE PEWS AND CARPETS • City and Long Distance H A U L IN G SANFORD FLORIDA Ask the Building CommitteeSS I f We Please You, Tell Others, o f the New Temple I f not, Tell Us The pews o f the new auditorium ore well built and beautifully made. The Possible Baptist Church Fine Corps of Officials {SHDIHOIAER The Man Who Built the Building �T H E SANFORD D AILY HERALD, M ONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1920 P A G E TW O M eura. G. W . Spencer, Allen Jones, Ed Ma'sch, Li oat. B ireni, Earnest Sheppard, Bill Sheppard, Paul John« ■on, Alfred Robson, Don Whitcomb, .M ax Stewart, Griffin Herring, Sid* ; ney Chase, Sherman Moore, John 1Russell and Morgan Alderman. i Hr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mr. ‘ and Mrs. S. E. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. K ATH RYN W ILKEY, Editor. Phone 428 D. P. Drummond, Mr. and Mrs. Tom CALEN DAR FOR THE Mrs. G. Irving Loucks o f Sanford Jones, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Bowers, w w rk and has a large number o f friends in Mr. and Mrs. R- R. Deas, Mr. and Mts. ---------Sanford who will be interested in his E. L. Burdick, Mr. and Mts. 0 , E. ' l l engagement. Britt, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts, R. Kirtley gives luncheon f e r Mias Sarah Wright. Airs. c. Annual Ball o f Social Department Club at Hotel Valdez. ‘ M rs. E. F. Householder, hostess. W ednesday Evening— D . A. R. Bridge at Valdes Hotel, -M iss Wllkey, hostess. F rid a y Evening— *18” Club give dance at Hotel Val­ des. ’ ... 4 * w M rs. A . R. K ey gives dance fo r Mias Serita Lake. of Woman's BESTOWAL Î 0 CLARA P*ren * ______ scl Brown, Forrest Lake and Robert bright, Wayne Grey snd Mr. and Mrs. Lieut. Earle L. Loucks Is spending th e holidays in Louisville, Ky. ______ ' Xdeut Bivens is the gu est-of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon fo r the boll- D « nNixon Butt, Chaperons were: Mrs. Forrest Lake, o f Palatka: Miss Dorothy Miriam, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. D. L, Mr. John Cannon, Mr. Crow AnderThrasher, Mis. W. E. Watson 'a n d >0n, Miss Kathleen Lex, Mr. Freddie Mrs. S. Puleston.. ; Lex, Miss Oma Davis, Carl Oldleman Those invited were: Misses Anna Bnd Mr. Robert Bruce. Mason, Esther Miller, Norma H eiiio f Eustli: Misses Annette Mullidon, Sarlta Lake,. Dorothy Rumph, Ran and Pclsla Hnseltlrie and . Mr. Fern Ward, Sarah W ight, Ethel Douglass Igow. Henry, Florence Henry, May ThraahMr. Carl Duncan o f Tavares, Mr. er, Helen Peck, Adelaide Higgens, Dowson M cAllister o f Winter GarMarie Tigue, Agnes Dumas, Mary den. Lou Brown, Virginia Brady, Eleanor o f Kissimmee: Misses Norma G rifcea Ball, V ic- fin, Alice Steed and Messrs. John Edna Chitten* Lee, and W alter Bass, Mr. and Mrs. lable Bowler, w . J. Steed. loth GiGllcn. j o f Daytona: Messrs. Ernest Green, . DOWNING-LOUCKS M r. and Mrs. John Fonda Downin g o f Louisville, Ky., announce the engagement o f their daughter, Amella, to L ieut Earle Trask Loucks. lieutenant o f the 64th Infantry, U. Tha wedding will lake place In February. L ie u t Loucks is the son o f Mr. and M M M «I >Ì I “ A ‘ public school Is impossible,“ the good folk of Bordentown, N. J , told Clara Barton, the greatest woman teacher o f her time, and one of the beat friends to children tn etl time. "It has been tried snd always It has failed.“ She had taught at Illghtstown In 1839, snd the fame of her conqurata of expertly bad boys bad spread, ller pupils were her champions, and wher­ ever their enthusiasm could reach some o f the general prejudices against public schools were shaken. But Bor* «lentown was ten m l!« away. The new teacher took a tumble* down, unoccupied building, with six pupils, but In six weeks the place was too small to hold half of the little Bordrntowners who wanted, at last, to go to school. It had become— though no one knew U then—tn educational landmark. The old structure where she proved that there was life In pub­ lic schools will be taken care of for the future. Since Clam Barton was the founder of the Bed Cross In America, that or­ ganization took the responsibility of buying the school when It was In dan­ ger of destruction, but they could not buy the site. Now the building has been moved and the lend er.*wlilch It ■tanda has been donated. Burlington county teachers hnre re­ stored the Interior eo skillfully that It Is almost exactly as It was when U lu Barton taught tlu*re. And your thoughts turning t o gifts and something for friends, fo r family, fo r soma one somewhere. What a wonderful idea that C h ristm as S a v in g s In our Bank has become and how fine it is now for tho«» who had a Christmas Savluga Account with us this year to come in now and get their money fo r gifts or for some good cause. j JBI To you today and start you o ff with a Christmas Sav­ ings Account fo r next year. Ask your neighbor who has one and then talk It over with— T H E PEO PLES BANK Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cub most accompany all orders. Count fire words to s line snd remit sc cordingly. FOR RENT FURNISHED KÓOMS— Two furnish cd bed rooms. Inquire 811 Park \ 157-tfc Avenue. FOR RENT— One nicely 'furniohed room fo r one o r two gentlemen or nico couple. Can have use o f garage. Phone 23 fo r particulars. 2CB-tfc lied room and kitchen HOLY CROSS THANKSGIVING No children. 306 Elm OFFERING DONATED HOSPITAL 226-tfc MISCELLANEOUS ROOM AND BOARD, 1 100 East First strec over Union 163-tfc Pharmacy, WATSON MELON producing three per hill approximating 34, 36, 40 lbs, 1% cars acre Seed 80c lb. .R e f­ erence: Allendale Bank. L, A. Stonoy, Allendale, S. C. 226-ltp V e nave our Typewriter UPSALA AN D GRAPEVILLE w t., n 4 i ibs. Universal Keyboard Ruling Device Tabulator The One You Have Been Waiting For THREE - UNIT - MACHINE Possesses every essential feature of larger. heavier and more costly typewriters. *r Three unit machine: base, carriage and ac- * ° ^ tion. Many troublesome parts eliminated. nscri The machine for both office and home. 1)0 charac|cra Does the work of any typewriter regardless “ *'*“ “ . * t . Shlft-Carriag* of cost. For foreign languages, especially equipp­ ed with from one to five dead keys—does not enterfere with standard keyboard. -----------------MOLLE-----------------WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY MEET And that must determine your choice o f a type­ writer. You have no place fo r the cheaply con­ structed machine nor will economy permit the out- EXCELS ALL •ay o f an extravagant sum. Good business sense OTHERS finds the solution In the MOLLE. The MOLLE In, corporates every essential feature you find In any * r> Post Cards at tlie Herald office, lc Try a Herald Want Ad.— It pays. DELICIOUS CREAMERY DOUGHNUTS SEE THEM AT THE H E R A L D P R IN T IN G CO — - Fresh Dally.-..... - .......30c per Boxen BOOTH'S CRISPETTE SHOP 2nd St- and Sanford Avenue. CELERY FOR SALE-Patch costains 18,000 plants or more. Hitt been under paper 12 days. Apply it 718 Eighth street. Hours 7 a. m. tffl 2 p. m.— Squire Wright, Jr. 226-3tp FOR SALE— Furniture, includes beb, springs, mattresses, ruga, chain, dressers, stands, tables, gas fixture), t’ OR RENT— 1 well ' fumnished bed etc., selling now. Come quick.—(h, 220-tfc R. Denning, 218 Elm SI., Sanford, FOR RENT—Furnished room. A p ­ Fla. .. . 22Mtc ply at Herald office. 220-tfc LOST FOR RENT— Furnished house-keoping room. Phono 348-W before 8 LOST— One tub of mackerel. Pat ia Ford truck in fiont of YowtU’i m. or 5 p. ra. 222-<Jt store Tuesday, Dec. 21, by miitalt FOR RENT— Three furnished room |Party who got same please return te apart meat, 818 Magnolia avenue. (L. P. McCulIer. 224-tfc . 228-3tc furnished Avenue. Christmas greetings to all. Miss Margaret Ericson spent Sun­ day In town the guest o f Mrs. Colier. Normnn Swanson visited at the home of his parents Monday. Elmer Bcrgquist and his sister, Miss Ruth, w ill spend the holidays with their many friends In Upsala.^ Albert Cruse and family spent Sun­ day with relatives near Wekiwa. We arc sorry to learn that Mrs. Geo. Clark is quite poorly this week. Miss Margaret Ericson has accept­ ed a position with Yowcll & Co. for the Christmas trade where she will bo pleased to sec her many friends. Miss Eunice Tyner Is home for the holidays from her work nt Windemore. Mr. and Mrs. Tyner are also ex­ pecting Mr. and Mrs. Fry and mother, Mrs. Bcngston, as their guests from Friday until Sunday from Islcworth Grove. We were ull plcnncd to have with us Mrs. Mcalcr and baby for our littlo Sunday school service which meets now nt 2:30. The children arc all rejoicing In the Christens holidays and looking fo r­ ward eagerly to tho coming o f Santa Claus. Here's h op in g . that ho will forget none of them and may each little heart nlso henr the sweet story of Jesus and real!ze that we celebrate Christmas as the birthday o f our Snvlous. Mrs. S eigfrer Vlhlen, a sister of Mrs. Leonard Vlhlen, lately suffered a bad accident by a fall which broke a bone tn her arm and leg at her home near Miami. Willie Tyner and w ife and her sis­ ter, Mrs. Brown o f Sanford, spent Sunday In Upsala, coming out with their cousin, Etmer. IH M H I t n »H ( 8che«l In Which Orest Woman Taught Is to Be Preserved as Education­ al Landmark. \ ______ I and was splendid. Mr. and Mra. J. G. Ball, Mr. and Mrs. M r. and Mra. G. C. Chamberlain Favor dances added a great deal to George D. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. have returned from Daytona Beach the pleasure of the evening, favors Connelly, Mr. and Mra. Charles Fedw here they were the house-guests fo r ' were balloons, paper caps, whlstlea der, Mr. and Mrs. George G. Herring, the holidays o f Mr. and Mrs. G eorge' and ribbon confetti Mr. and Mrs. W . C. Hill, Judge and Schulte. j Punch was served allthrough the Mrs. E. F. Householder, Mr. and Mrs. ■ (evening. William Lcfler, Mr. and Mrs. G. I. M r. Arthur 1<izard came Friday j Member* 0f the club who so ably Loucks, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, fr o m Augusts, Ga., to spend the boll- pcrf ormcd tha duties o f hosts were: Mr. and Mrs. John-M elsch, Mr, and days with his family. Messrs. J. D. Woodruff, J. H. Ball, Mrs. W. L. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. L. ---------L. II. Connelly, R. C. Philips, Walter p, McCulIer, Dr. and Mrs. 8. Pules< Americans Are Gambiere In Business M r. Slllla Rhane is spending the ( Connelly, George McLaughlin, Karl ton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward and i and Careless In Thrift la Verdict holidays the guest o f Judge and Mrs. Ned Chittenden, Ray Chit- Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Roper. He Renders. G eorge Herring. tenden, Frank Woodruff, Ed Betts, 0$ Orlando: Misses Elizabeth Yow „ _ 7— . _ . Reginald Holly; Tom Martin, Percy ell, Katherine Bond, Thelma HamM r. Griffin H errin , c im , from An- „ D, „ n „ , Grant. Bcnjomln W hit- mond, Slelith. Mcrara. Robert Duclcu p o l b to .pend Christina, d .y with Mp_ chMe> Dlek B row ,, H»a- worth. Dry.n Anderaon, William A l■ i Grain Sown From Alrplana. Through nn Invention to sow grain by airplane, aircraft may be listed as agricultural Implements. The new "flying grain sower," says the New York Bun, will plnnt a strip o f 30 feet wide traveling at the rate of 40 mites an hour. The seeds are expelled by air pressure from a perforated metal tube with sufficient velocity to drjve them deep Into the ground. At the end of •'nch wing a thin stream of white time or fertilizer Is relensed to outline the plnnted area. Tho plane Is constructed to make a Inndlng on a plowed Held without dnmnge. Under normal conditions the "flying sower" has a onparity of 640 ncres In nhout six hours. The same uren plant­ ed with nn eight-foot drill traveling at the rate of three miles an hour would take a .man twenty-two and a half days o f ten hours. It Is estimated that 1.000 acres could be covered In one day by the air-sower. Taxes of the Nations. Tlie tax burden In Important coun­ tries was computed for the financial conference held nt Brussels. Ex­ pressed In dollars nt the rate of ex­ change current In the summer, the Nation's Business states. It Is shown thru per capltn the United Klngdqm pays the highest taxes o f $87.00; the Uni nil States Is aernnd. with $56.00; France, third, with $94.00; nnd Nor­ way, fourth, with $28.80. With the income per capita, the economists compared the present gov­ ernment revenue of tlie latter to the former—which comes nearest to ahowIng the relntlve hardens of taxes today —Is lowest In the United States at 8 per cent and highest In the United Kingdom nt 27 per cent. The other countrlen come In between. WANTED FARM WANTED— 1 want to hear from pnrty having farm for snle. Give price and description.— B. B. Howard, Chnmpnign, III. 226-6tc W AN TED — Dressmaking by class dressmaker. 205 Qnk Avenue. 22fl-6tp W AN TED — Team work, Inquire of M. Hanson Shoo Shop. 189-ÖOtp The management of the FernaldLaughton Memorial Hospital wish la express publicly their appreciation of the generous donation of $40 by lb* Church pf the Holy Cross It Is very encouraging to us to hire this evidence o f the continued ispport and co-operation fo the best cit­ izens o f the city The success of th* Institution is predicated upon this co­ operation, and it is indeed gratifyinf to us to know that the needs of the hospital are ever on the hearts of tie members o f the Sanford churches Very respectfully , T W LAWTON, President Fernnld-Laughton Memorial Hospital B ü V ü V E ir r s Y E A R S OF OF AGE TO LEARN PRINTING T R AD E IN HERALD OF­ FICE. 224-tf I U M M I aU FOR SALE FOR. SALE— Six room cottage, close in with largo garden and several kinds o f fruit trees. Owner, Box 117, 22-Gtp FOR SALE— No. 5 Underwood type­ writer, A -l condition, $65.— San­ ford Truck Growers. 216-tfc FOR SALE— Two good milk cows, Jerseys. Both fresh. J. C.' Stapler. 221-10tc FOR SALE— 100 ft. front, 117 ft, deep, lot front on Palmetto avenue, corner o f 8th SI. Nick Zernovnn, Sanford. 222-20tc FOR SALE— A Canoe, the Herald office. BEAU TIFU L POST CARDS Inquire nt AT TH E HERALD, EACH— 224-tfc The Cooties. Colonel Itooeevett told a war story at an Alhnny reception. “A doughboy," he said, "had Just got hack home from the wnr, nnd he was lunching In n cnfeterln when n dear Ij. I am ready lo build that house for you. See me about it. A old Indy ,'n the next chnlr to hta own y so repairs, new roofs, screen porches nnd window screensleaned over ncross her pie and said: Am prepared to do shop work. Give me your ° rc*e!l.|! “ 'I. too, have ii sohlle* son, young * window nnd door frames, etc. Shop located between r ,n man. nnd a lucky one at ihnt. Would % and Second Streets and Oak Avenue and railroad. you believe It? My boy went through the wnr without a scratch.' | F R A N K L O S S IN G "*Gee, Indy,* said the doughboy, % CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR „ ‘spill us the name of his Insect powder, » hi •• t Phone IG7-J. E stim a tes GI'< �*};x ^■■»’i7 * T H E SANFORD D AILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1920 BONES Of HISTORIC RACE From the Foundation to the R o o f BIU LUMBER CO. Q u a lit y ~ S e r v ic d --P r ic e For !old W eather Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Gas Stoves and Ranges BALL hardware Co. re Guarantee All Battery Repairs Every Battery repair we mike Is juarantcfd for six months. We are able to do this because in repairing ny make of battery we are licensed uie patented features which have ■de Vesta batteries famous. (Sanford Battery Service Co. Phone 189 far Srubblng Clothes____ ______ $1.00 )ry Cleaning____ _____________ .75 fressin^ . . . . . . . . __________ JS0 ALL WORK GUARANTEED G.W. WATERS S17 East First SL TRAIN SCHEDULE ' Phone 560 i+ + + J ^ + + M -H -+ + + »+ + + »+ + »+ ».H PORTABLE LAMPS [$14, $15, $15.50 I The flrat celery to leave Sanford In . New Indications ttxat C*lif6roU ;w ss car Iota w ill be two cars grown by one« Inhabited by a race of gigantic Christ Bucusei, o f Cameron City. A . Indiana Was furnished when sewer dig* Moses 'has bought it and paid $2.60 (era on Ferry and Howard strssts, in per crate here for it. It is a verity o f the heart of the business district of Hsrtloes, OaL, uncovered an Indian Greentop. M r. Moses will ship j t to burial (round, with skeletons meas­ Now York, leaving here tho first o f next week. uring more than aevop feat Several skulls and •one well-pre­ Ashley Purvis, also o f Cameron served skeleton are to be (iven over City, wil cut five care of Golden to the lnvestl(atora o f the anthro­ Self-bleaching celery next week. W. pology department- of the University B, Ahem paid $2.00 per crate here of California. The skulls and sksle- for It and w ill ship it to Chicago mar­ tons are declared to be o f highly im­ kets. Both o f these fields of celery portant and scientific value, Discovery of the burial ground bos are said to bo fine stuff. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpcning arc revived an old Indian legend that an about the happiest folks in Florida, Immense treasure o f gold nuggets this week ns their daughter, Mrs. was Interred with a body of a chief of the ancient tribe o f the giant In­ Bryan Squire and their three children dians. So convinced are the residents will bo here from Jacksonville for la the truth at thla legend that great the holidays and their son Ilornce crowds have thronged around the will bo here from Cleveland, O. Tho sewer diggers, largely hampering Chorprcings will have a family din­ their activities, and more than a ner party Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. A. score o f persons have applied to th» municipal authorities tor positions on Corpany w ill bo guests. Altogether hero will be fourteen in tho party. the city's sower-dinging crew. Miss Mnudo Cameron will be here According to the ancient Indian legend, the vast gold treasure was from Tampa Fridny to remain over burled In close proximity to where the Christmas with her parents, Mr. and bones wore recovered. Mrs. A. B. Cameron and sister, Claire. Eight years sgo William Alfmsn, Miss Cameron has not been homo for curator of the museum In Golden a long time ns she has a position in Gate park, San Francisco, declared Tnnipn that is not onsy to get some that skeletons unearthed near Con­ cord were the most valuable contri­ one to fill. bution! to the scientific Investiga­ | Ed. J. Cameron is at home from tions o f the s e ta ’s prehistoric In­ Rostwlck fo r the holidays. | Mrs. Jennie Prevatt and son Wal­ dians. ker, were over from Genova Sunday FIND SHELLS CENTURIES OLD 'voting her son, Will and family. ________ j Mrs. Herman Brantley arrived here Bsllsf That Rellca Unearihsd by Work- from Indianapolis, Ind., Friday to join her husband. Mr. Brantley came msn In Oregon Ware Used as Omamints by Indians. hero with his parents some time ago from Montgomery, Ala. Sea shells about six lnehes across Miss Loretta Tracy is here from were uncovered by workers recently at St. Petersburg to remnin over the Big Eddy, near Tire Dalles, Ore., lying at the beads o f Indian skeletons. holidays w ith heti brother, Elwood They were decayed and crumbled when rish and daughter, Mrs. E. P. Moore. Mr. Akin, o f Atlanta, was a recent touched. These shells showed Indica­ tions o f having been used ns car orna­ visitor at J . W. Corley’s, ments. They are o f the speclea of Damo Rum or Is saying Jehn WarehcU-flnh commonly called "rohogs" on en and Miss H/*rdv. **f Celery ave­ the Atlantic coast according to per­ nue, aro to bo niai v. 1 Christmas sona who have observed them, and 'day. do not grow to the size of those found Tho littio Steele b vs, »eurgo and on the Pacific const. Robert, have tho cough. Wonderfully perfect spear and n r Mrs. C. E. Chorping's Sunday row-heads, made of obsidian, a rock chool class o f girls and boys enjoyfound no nearer than California, also were unearthed. AH of the chipping d n weinio roast and picnic Inst Frion the arrow-points. found appeared ay evening at Robinson’s Springs. to he much finer thnn Inter Indian Mrs. Chorperiing and Mrs. A. Corwork, local amateur collectors de­ nny chaperoned the pnrty. Every one clared. ad a dandy time. The relics found by hlghwny work­ Mr. and Mrs. R, L. Grier are re­ ers at Big Eddy are an accumulation viving tho sympathy o f their friends o f centuries, In the opinion of D. L. Cates, city recorder, who has lived In t the death o f their best mule, a fino and around The Dalles for more than iff, 5-year-old. It broke out o f the GO years. Tie points out that In the urd last Saturday night and got hills hack of Big Eddy trails worn Id omething to cat, presumably poison tho rock may he seen, evidence o f tho n some kind o f crops fo r cut worms, activities of Indians who used those nd was found dead Sunday morning. trails for hundreds of years. Mr. The mule was valued at $500. Cntcs says Hint nt Big Eddy tho In­ dians find finer salmon fishing than at Want it typewriter? Tho Herald any other place along the river and have been making the trip to that hns the agency, for tho beat $65 '. -pet place annually probably'tver slnco sal. writcr that haa over been pt** on the * mon began running up tho Columbia. market and wo will have u hlpmcnt of new machines tho Inxii of this Photography 100 Yoara Old, week. I f you are it. the market lor Tills Is tho centenary of photog­ a typewriter see us before you buy. raphy. So rapidly docs the world progress, so essentlnl a port of our Herald Printing Co. civilization has become the tnklng of The Southsidc Shipbuilding Com­ pictures, tint It Is difficult to roallzo pany o f Jacksonville, has been sold to that tho art was unknown when Mon­ lArmstrong Tnble Stovcs..$15.00 roe first entered the Whlto House. Savannah interests, the consideration [American Beauty iron..... $10.00 Yot in 1820 Niepce, first of all men, being $1,700,000. [Simplex Iron .......... ;.......;.„$8.00 succeeded to producing what might be [Majestic Heaters ..............$11.00 called a photograph, a rude Impression on a stiver pinto rendered sensitive by a layer of asphaltum saturated with oil o f lavender. And though thla discovery awakened IPhone 112 115 Magnolia Ave. world-wide Interest at the time, this [++++++4-4++++4‘t»g"i-+++++<M>+++ method could not be put Into general use, and not until 1830 did Daguerre succeed In producing tho first practical photograph. After that dato tho art advanced rapidly, so rapidly, In fact, that before 1850 the daguerreotype was common In every village, In orery EVSTIS. family. From the silver plates of OllfCliOS FLORIDA •• Niepce lo tho motion picturd of todny * WE DO •• Is n long step, n step which but Illus­ trates tho rapidity with which modern HEMSTITCHING a n d civilization ndvnnccs. IMCOTING FOR THE TRADE It Did Coni* Suddenly. m a il o r d e r s An unuimully Interesting communi­ g iv e n PROMPT cation was received by a New York M a t t e n t io n . life Insurance company from the Dahlstroni Metallic Door company of Chi­ I I M I » ♦ » » cago. A letter, pointing out tho advnntuges of Insurance, was mailed to Mr. Dnklstrom on November 10, 1020. A pnrt of tills letter rend ns follows: "Hnve you over thought that your turn may come suddenly. Suppose It did—" The answer to this supposi­ tion. ns written by some unknown per­ son, Is ns follows: "It did. ' He’s dead. Returning letter and postcard. Can't forward. Keeping blotter. Cnn use this." GILLON & FRY •No. No. •No. No. •No. •No. •No. No. •No. •No. Leesburg Branch Arrive 158.......... 22.......... 167_______4:00 p.m . 2 1 ._____11:55 a.m . Trilby Branch Arrive 100.......... 24.......... 101_______ 0:30 p .m . 25.......... 2:00 p. m. n riedo Branch Arrive 120.......... 11:00 a.m . 127.......... Departs 7:30 a. m. 7:35 p. m. $5.50 P E R S A C K Departs 8:00 a. m. 3:25 p. m. F. F. DUTTON, Inc L. P. McCULLER 3:40 p. tn. Expert Repair & ------------- _ ----------- » Several prominent motion picture representatives, accompanied by Sec­ retary Kessler o f tho Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce, spent a May recently in St. Augustino looking ov­ er tho city with n view o f bringing companies this winter to take scenes. Look over tho elegant new line of stationery at tho Herald office before buying your Christmas gifts o f fino stationery'- W o havo it in all sizes nnd all shades at very reasonable prices. O ffice supplies at the Herald. I S $ $ The New Smyrna-Cornado Board o f Trade, which Is about tho lives* j $ civic organization on tho East Coast $ o f Florida this winter, pulled o ff a I novel stunt here recently when Invi­ I tations were sent broadcast to cv- $ crymnn, woman nnd child in tho city $ nnd community to gather nt the pub­ » lic school building fo r a‘ “ Jamboree.’’ KOKOMO, UNITED STATES AND MILLER TIRES HOWE RED TUBES And they are the Beat B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY Sanford, Florida %- CITY MARKET Walthall & Estrldge, Props. Welaka Building: Specials for Today Choice Western & Florida Meats Veal, Pork, Mutton, Sausage CITY MARKET Place Your Order for Ford Car * • Today. I expect cars enough during December to supply all demands. You Can G et Immediate Delivery Every Kind Homes That Prelchers Came From, i It Is Interesting to note the type of homes that preachcni come from. In the Methodist denomination 0U.7 per cent o f the preachers come from farm­ ers' homes and 113 imt cent from preachers' homes. In the southern Presbyterian dunoinitmtlnn 47.7 i«*r cent come from fumiert' homes end 18 per cent o f tho preacher* come from parsonages. In the Presbyterlnns o f tho United Stntes of America 33 per cent come from farmers homes, while 15 per cent come from pnrsonnges—From Georgia Methodist Con­ ference Notes In Atlanta Constitution. Florid?. Sanford Departs WASHINGTON. Dec. I 2 a —DIstributlon of tho lands now held by Cherokee Indians in Western North Carolina, provided fo r in a bill intro­ duced in tho houso by Representative Weaver, Demo rat, North Carolina, will come up soon, before a sub-committcc, Mr. Wcnver announced today. Each Indian would bo allowed thirty acres o f land under the bill, Repre­ sentative'W eaver said tho lands of this colony consitscd o f between 40,000 and 50,000 acres in Swain county, containing valuablo water power sites which probably will be retained by the government. t of MAINE GROWN Departs 2:03 a. m. 12:05 p. m. 2:65 p. m. 4:05 p. m. TO DISTRIBUTE INDIAN LANDS TARHEEL STATE SAUSAGE ENAMEL WÄRE Departs 2 :4 8 *. a . 8:401. nC* 1:38 p. m. 3:20 p, m. 7:45 p. m. ’ Daily, except Sunday. FAMOUS ~ Craft:: ' • Arrive 83. . . . . . 2:30 a .p i. 27. 01. ____ 1:28 p .m . 89. . . . . . 2:56 p. m. 85. __ _ 7:30 p. m. North Bound Arrive 82. ........ 1:48 a. m. 84. _____11:45 n. m. 80. . . . . . 2:35 p. m. 02. ........ 4:00 p. m. 28. ......1 0 :0 0 p. m. Jones’ Dairy Farm :: fflurton mma Corrected on November 15, 1020, South bound fi» 1 *■*!f f. Anthropologists Intensely InUrsstsd In ttMnvsry of Indian Skeletons Greetings o f the season to the Her­ In California. % V ald and all its readers. W *_ *. e for THE BUILDER A. RBN'AUD, Prop. .EAST PAGE T H R R g at the Right Price T I * i l Hardware Company Hill E D W A R D HIGGINS Phone 3 3 1 �T\ t s * ' Ï • ¿- i * I *■ - . i ” * ¿ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2 7, 1920 l i t HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. WL J. HOLLY____ ___ __Editor IV. J. LILLARD..Secretary-Treasurer A. N E E L___ Cinemi Manager ROBERT J. HO^LY, Jr. „ Circulation Manager -Phone Herald Office 148 o r M. Peace, Power and Plenty are e(Tecta of certain definite causes and effects are Invariable in their operation The same cause will invariably produce the same e r e c t “ 'Like T ;begets _____ _____________________________________________ like.’V MWhatsoever a man soweth, that __ shall he also reap" are natural laws g o v e r n in g the growth and develop* ment of life. 7‘ _ " It applies to your social as'well as to your financial success. A man with money by careful I... investment makes more money with ith the money he already had, and good,., dean., idoney brings peace, power and plenty. T H E SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY’S 8 PER CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK offers an excellent Investment and may be secured for cash or on the installment plan There is none better. ■ and when the merchant goes broke ho goes broke all over and has nothing left upon which to fall back. The farm er always has enough to eat and can And some one to etake him to an* Member o f the Associated Press other crop and if there is any more prosperous section anywhere than right here we fail to find it. And yet after Christmas wo find so many with the thought that everything la off, the market’s bad, the prospects ruined and no chance to recoup any The aun is stil shining and the sky losses that might have been sustain* i s blue. Cbme out this week and enjoy our M illion Dollar Band. n i l s Is the time to prepare fo r the m any new people who come to Florl* morning it is n gamble as to whether d a after the holidays. we will finish out the string and come home at night. We might cross Sanford still needs two auto camps, the street in safety or wc might get one on each side o f the city. The one killed by an airplane or a fast driver on Sanfonl. Heights is inadequate and in nn unto or n sign might fall on us should be abandoned. os we past along the street o r v*c W c could house a thousand people might eat a bad oyster, etc, etc. How* lie re right now with two auto camps ever, this docs not deter us from go* .and this Would mean at least two ing right ahead and doing business thousand dollars a day being spent each day just ns though death did not lurk right around the corner with hero the rest o f the season. n black jack ready to bold us up at H ow is tho timo for the growers any time. If wc stopped to study an d the business men to Join the San- about what might happen wc would Hard Chamber o f Commerce. The never get anywhere and the man who transportation committee alone of- intends to get ahead and dons get f e n you more than your annual dues ahead does not stop to think about what might happen— in nine cases out w ill pay in ten years to come. o f ten he is prepared fo r eventualities I t Is high time that the progressive as much as a poor mortal can pre­ peqple o f this city weeded out the un- pare— and he is too busy to contem­ tho progressive and placed them where plate what might happen on they belong. Whatever helps one shores o f Dismal Lake, he is sailing h elps all and those who atand back over the azure, blue o f the lake y e a r after year refusing to give any­ Hope and meets each day with a song th in g to the Chamber of Commerce, o f praise and thanksgiving that the to. the.advertising of the city, to tb« Lord has allowed to him t/j live and m any features that mean so much to enjoy life. This continual grouch and a li the business interests have no croakings and lamentations will nev­ sigh t to share in the business that is er get us anywhere. Regardless o f brought hree through the untiring e f­ the fa ct that fruits and vegetables fo r ts o f a few big-hearted, up-to-date arc not bringing much on tho market .and progressive citizens. There ts a now wc should go right ahead bol­ vss to make singers out o f those who stering up our business. Wc should go right ahead making plans fo r bet­ refu se to sing. ter freight and express rates and YOU GOT THE VEGETABLE then— go ahead building hotels and business houses and homes nnd put­ BLUES? ting up tents for the thousands who arc headed this way and want to stop You nave all heard the old song in Sanford If wc can find a place for .¿bout having the “ atcholic blues” and them. We have no time for sitting J o s t now a bunch o f people here have around in sackcloth and ashes and be­ dJta “ vegetable blues” and it hangs <rrer the city in big streaks o f imag- moaning our fate. If half of the peo­ Juery lines that seem ready to drop ple here had as much to contend with o v e r on some o f them and crush them ns the newspaper mnn did, if half o f «Jbwn. These “ vegetable blues” have them hnd gone through the trying been an epidemic here for many sea­ times o f the last four years as the sons and while there arc one or two newspaper mnn has gone, if half o f seasons that they could not possibly them were confronted with the trials and have an epidemic on account o f the nnd tribulations nnd troubles lltle profit year by yenr they would U g h prices there always creeps into th e business affairs of the city that hardly have the spirit to continually discordant note about what the crops boost and boost nnd boost all by your sm ght or might not do and the busi­ lonesome. It is notihng to feci bright ness stfems to be bullded upon the when everything is bright but it flands that arc continually sliding takes some real stuff to keep moving atway from under the foundation of when there are so ninny “ blues” scat­ o u r structures. This should all he tered around nil the time. Snnford never hnd such real pros­ •changed and regardless o f whuther pects ns right now. Snnford growers ' the growers make fortunes or not the hnvo the world by the tail with n i situation should he and is solid down hill pull and do not know it. •enough to go right ahead making our Snnford merchants have the grand­ .plans for the future und there should est chance to get together nnd make --merer be any blues in this section. We this the greatest city in Florida in •Are not a one crop section, w c arc not the next four years. Don't stop any­ •'dependent upon rains, wc arc not thing, but start everything and start afraid o f losing the entire output on it now with the new year upon us. It account of a cold snap and if it ever makes us tired to have this little does In period o f ten or twenty years spurt o f discontent hit this section freeze again the orange trees soon “ come back” and the man who sticks about this time each year when there com es back with them, the vegetable is no real reason for it. We intend grow er goes rgiht olong and plants to get behind the railroads and mako another crop and if he does not re­ them give us what wc want nnd must coup his losses he at least evens up have. We intend to have the grow ­ things a bit. This farming game, ers get together on some plan thnt -while it borders on the spectacular wilt market their celery crop to good and seems to be a gamble is no more advantage. We intend to help the gam ble than the ordinary business business men of this city to bring n a n tackles when he enters business more trade here and we intend to do something right now to bring in new people and find them homes for the remainder of the season end last but not least we would ask each and ev­ J'rosh Vogotablos ery man here to join the Sanford Chamber of Commerce nnd with n concerted effort to do all of thesu b r u it s things fo r which we are always grumbling and seeking but which will never come to us without some e ffo rt S roc oríes on our part. For heavons sake, quit talking about what happened in Georgia and other states. We are not living in Georgia but In the greatest slate in tbe union and one thnt lias had soma hard blows but has always recovered and one that has not been hit by any­ thing this season except a case o f “ blues” that are more imaginary than • < real. SPkmm* 4 9 7 ICt+iaJt* SStt/it/tmj HÜeia/ca Coffao IDeane 7jurner Get busy and help ua to help you ______;__ 0 0 « V m w O H ». •ro w m ' t t o M i r a p t t < and b y helping each other and pulling together thera will never be anything here except prosperity. And the bank, in turn, Is striving to meet the new conditions and responsibilities by applying its best knowledge to tne permanent good of its customers. . AMATEUR JOURNALISM Early In the spring o f 1020, about February 1st, 1 think, I was struck with the idea of getting out an u n i tour paper, Almost all boys have a yearning similar to this sometime or other, and I had always been inter* csted in writing and publishing. My typewriter had just arrived, and I got busy on the first issue. It was to have four typewritten pages, 6 by 0 inches. I typed 10 copies o f tho first issue and mailed them out to different boys, ns samples. Lewis Shipp, o f Sanford, took the job o f assistant editor, and he also typewrote a few on his typer, liy this time 1 was ready lo rtart on the sec­ ond issue, I had ten subscribers at Mrs. Chas. P op e and boys o f San­ the rate o f 25c per >Wr. The second ford were visitin g Mrs. F. J . Neuissue had a grand (7 ) circulation o f m ycr Wednesday. 25 copies. Mrs. Geo. B. Upchurch of Birm ing­ About this time I decided that I ham arrived Wednesday to spend the had to have a press. It wns too slow holidsys with h er mother, M rs. Geo. and laborious to typewrite 25 separ* Lewis. ate copies. So I kept my eye peeled Mrs. A. Y. F u ller was shopping in for a press. I wanted one somewhere Orlando Friday. around a CxQ hand press. None Mrs. Gonzalss o f Miami spent sev­ showed up, and I was just about eral days last w eek with her m other, ready to give up, when I managed to Mrs. Geo. Lewis. buy just the one I needed from Mr. T. G. Roebuck w as a visitor In W in­ Robb, in this city. Ho had it laying ter Park, Friday. in his shop for several years, and was Miss Ellen F u ller spent the week­ glad -to dispose o f it as much as I end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. was glad to get it. A . Y. Fuller. I ordered the rollers and type in a Mr. and Mrs. Stuart and daughter Jiffy, and while I was waiting for it o f Jacksonville 'w e re the guests o f 1 typewrote the third issue, which J. E. Phipps. had a circulation o f 30 copies, and Louts Entxmeager has accepted a contained 6 pages. position with M r. Height and has •Well, niter what seemed months o f charge of the electric plant at A ltawaiting, the material finally came, pionte. and I got ready to print the fourth issue o f the Florida Scout.” This J. E. Phipps motored to Orlando was the next to the last week o f Friday with his guests, Mr. and Mrs. school, s o .I was busy “ boning" fo r Stuart and daughter. the exams, and had very little time Mrs. S. A. Wilkinson and daughter for printing. I set up the type for arrived Saturday to spend Christmas one column of the front page, when w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. BUI to my disguest I found that I didn't Allen. , have enough type. I ordered more Mrs. Farrington o f Walnut HUI, type at the Herald, nnd when it came Me., Is visiting h**r sister, Mrs. I set up the other column. (The p a ­ Greene. per wns to be eight 6x9 pages). Then Mr. and Mrs. F . H. Ranger o f I was nil ready. Lifting up the form, Welton, Me., arrived Thursday and 1 found that the type fell out in are the guests o f M r, and Mrs. E . E. places. A fter fixing this, I set the Hardy. chase in the press and made a proof. E. E. Hardy spent several days There were mistakes galore. Correct­ In Perry, returning Saturday. ing these, I wns finally ready to print. Mr. and Mrs. F . J. Nelmyer and I printed it ail right, making 125 M rs. Farrington motored to Orlando Tucsdny. Mr. and Miss Dunbar were visitors In Sanford Thursday. Among the visitors In Sanford a few subscribers. The “ Seminole Monday were J . H. Allen, Claude Scout” published at Jacksonville, com­ Hunchcliff, D. W . Short and T . P. bined with my paper, and this helped Lewis. my paper a whole lot, as tho S. S. ' Miss Eva Stuart Is expected home was then “ Florida’s Leading Tribe Friday to spend Christmas. Paper.’ A fter the consolidation I took over this slogan myself, nnd still Use It. Now the scene shifts to January, 1921. I now have 500 paid subscrib­ ers and the paper is now printed on a large power press, which I own. The postal clerks at the postoffice On Park Ave., bet. Third nearly have a fit when I bring my pa­ per down for mailing. Byron Steph­ and Fourth Sts. ens, Sanford, illuntrutes it with a THE BEST BUY IN THE CITY cover design. I believe I get ns much By Renting Rooms you can mnil ns Bob Holly himself. Make It pay for Itself. WILLARD LUMLEY, Snnford, Fin. GOOD TERMS STOCKHOLDERS MEETING To the Stockholders o f Sanford Build­ ing & Loan Association: The annual meeting o f the stock­ holders o f the Sanford Building & Loan Association will be held at its office, 10 Magnolia avenue, Sanford, Florida, at eight p. m., Saturday, Jan­ uary 8, 1921, for the purpose o f elect­ ing directors for the ensuing year, and to transact such other business as may legall come before it. T. J. MILLER, Attest: President. A. 1\ CONNELLY, Secretary 12-8-oaw4t THE HOOVER Suction Sweeper Demonstrated in your home. Christmas orders should be glv< en Early. B. E. WILLIAMS or G. A . DREKA, DeLand Daytona Beach lB8-26tp F. P. Forster, President. B. F. Whitner, Cashier. HAMPERS A m p le Stocka P rom p t Delivery Cotton Seed Meal Nitrate Soda one mace Our Prices Will Save You Money COM PANY S erv ice That Counts We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility Wholesale Commission Merchants Richmond, Va. 1304 East Car; Street Car lot receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce Consignments Solicited R « f* r*n c « a t ps : ; a ; • * * w d ™* a * * u Pure, Sweet, Wholesomf Delivered Fresh Every Day M I L L E R ’S B A K E R Y E. F. LANE ‘The Real Estate Man’ 2S )r*. R w ld c a t of fltafnrd S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S F.OR THE FIRST C O M P L E T E H O U 8 E B IL L Dally Service Phone 66 ELECTRICAL CHRIST­ MAS GIFTS TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, HAIR CURLERS, HEATERS, CLEANERS, IRONS, SEWING MACHINES, WASHING M A ­ CHINES. Come in and make your selec­ tion now, F. P. HINES 105 Palmetto A ve. Phone 481 BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS A T T n E HERALD. EACH THIS IS TO BE THE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET H BLD r r IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS. It Is to embrace the products, official or private, o f five coon* ties In the best section o f the state. TH AT’ S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. W E ABK YOU— M U ' YOU IIELP7 Johnnie J. Jones’ remarkable United Shows, bigger and bctU* will occupy onr grounds from December to tho time o i opening Fair In order to get ready for It, W. R. O’NEAL President J. L. GILES Treasurer a B. HOWARD gecreUtf �P E P * THE SANFORD DAILY, HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1920 H Heatlei ef UgHtrt la Brief f«f*otul HeO* In and About èli The City <£ jskly w eath er REPORT w .* ^ I - v y "- *8 a « w r r e f *lhe PIm Uu Small T atti B u edietly* Arranged for Herald Reader! wae one o f Sanford's institution* a few yearn ago'and was a lira wire Is everything and anything. Ho was tho greatest "booster o f baseball and all kinds o f sports end a booster fo r the city fo r many year* being the largest freight* handler In the city and ho and his mule were known far and wide by the people who wanted something j the next big day is New Years. hauled. Jim left Sanford at the out­ break o f the war to work lnl the ship yards a t Jacksonville, a position that tnr those new resolutions he Is still holding. -Cftjt for the period December January 1, inclusive: South tie end East Gulf States: Con¿ 0 cloudiness and o fCft,Ion*1 normal temperature first half, colder later half Carlot Shipment! from Entire Coun tty . / For Thursday, Friday, Saturday Florida—Sanford Section .— 5£ Florida—Oakland section .............. £ Florida— Stanatee section •a•••*»****»•* li California— Southern Diat.......... .. 2' California—Imperial Valley .......... I Texas ______ ...»........... .................. ... 1 PAGE FIVE that takes place this coming Friday has in store many very agreeable sur­ prises fo r you and.fi yuo haven't purchased your ticket fo r this event yet, DO IT NOW. The "1 3 " Club does not believe in doing things by halves and you are assured o f a real good time. Everybody and his brother will be there XII ■ Total care .............................. 1(H Destinations o f Florida Shipment« (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) Potomac Yard« 2i Cincinnati — .................................... ! Chattanooga ........... .»..a............ ■ Now York 21 for this dance will also mean that we shall be called upon to furnish some Chicago ............... I more ofcour service in the way o f helping you with that wardrobe o f yours. Florence ................................................ IVaycross I Be dressed just as nice as the best for that night, and one of the sure ways ' Abe and Issy Kanner are ^bo guests H e City Commissioners wm St. Louis .............................................. < to do that is to call and let us show you what may be lacking with that ¿ r regular meeting tonight. of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Detroit wardrobe. ganner, fo r the holidays. Philadelphia ....... I H e beautiful poinBottlfa In the yards in this city give the visl- 1 A. Raff eld and Mtsa Esther Fleisch­ Buffalo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i FULL DRESS SUITS, FANCY VESTS, DRESS SHIRTS, DRESS 1 holiday greeting that is beautl- er ere in Palmetto the guests o f Jersey City ............. COLLARS, DRESS TIES— JUST RECEIVED— ALL NEW. d. Plant more of them. friends Tor Christmas and expect to' Total cars .................................78 return tomorrow. Diversions Filed Since Last Report: He carpenter? w btry today From W aycrosa: Out 21at: Potosliding the grandstand at the PcoZcb R atliff has returned from a mac Yards 2. Out 22nd: New York 1. $ \a Hank corner for the Million Doltrip to Miami where he spent Christ­ Total lettuce shipments from FlorJ x Hand. They play this afternoon man with honje folks. Ida this season to date (12-20 . V »ut four o'clock and will play there Inc.) cars ....................................10001 ah day this week. Total lettuce shipments from Flor­ be plenty of moonshine ida lust season to 1same date, L ? -r e d likker” in Sanford but it was where tney spent me no,mays w »n cars .......... ..................................... 800 C , m evidence on Christmas day. The parents o f Mrs. Holly, Mr. and Shipping Point Information, Dec. 23. Ey remarkably quiet in this re- Mrs. James Wood. SANFORD, FLA.: Cool, raining. for which nil o f us are truly * Haullngs moderate. Demand and ^ Dick Muse, one o f the West Side movement very slow, market very |“ nWU“ ■ growers and an old strawberry growdull. Too few sales to establish a H e many friends o f F. A. Schurap- or from way back is receiving one market. turning to their winter home here. RAIN nOKfi UP L ta re glad to see him again and to dollar per qunrt for his strawberries Additional shipping point informa­ They were riding in a closed cor and THE BAND CONCERT that he is prospering at his busl- {and ha* a fine patch o f thla fine fruit. tion: Los Angeles, Calif.: Cool, hnd driven on the bridge approach L , of selling farming supplies a n d , ' ---------clear. Moderate wire Inquiry. Very when the hub o f the automobile The Million Dollra Band was play­ Criratlon plants in South Carolina If you have not seen Humoresque at few cars being loaded. Mostly for ing in fine shnpe this afternoon as caught on the guard rail and toppled Lad other states. Mr. Schurapert is tho Star sec It tonight. It is one of western points. Market demoralized. this paper went to press when the the automobile over the rail into 15 C o d ic g the holidays with hie daugh-jtho be»t_ moving pictures ever shown Many pocking houses^ closed. No rain started and ran the boys o ff the feet o f water. k n , Mrs. George A. DeCottea and sales reported. Mr. Kramer, his wife and sister, platform. They will probably finish Potomac Yards reports passings for Kin. G. D. Bishop. escaped from the tightly closed auto­ the concert tonight at the same place. 24 hours previous too 11 a. m. Fri­ mobile. How they managed to get There was a big crowd out to hear I Frank Lossing has leased the planday: 4 cars destined: New York 2; out o f the automobile Mr. Kramer them but there will be a bigger one L mill recently operated by S. O. Philadelphia 2^ Saturday: 22 cars could not explain. Kramer, who is tonight. Hunhalscr and later by Fitts A Gibbs destined: Nev NEW YORK, Dec. 20.— New Y c-k ’s 05 years old, held the two women un­ Erf will operate the mill for hi* con­ Washington 1 coterie o f criminals-at-large with one der his arms and thoy we • pu’ lc-1 tacting business* ;Mr.. Lossing is striking exception spent Christmas from the water by passerby*. K ff'v is BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS t i d y to do all kinds o f building, 7. .3 nERALD. at home, police reports indicated last to revive the women fail ’ rCrun*. esrpeater repair work, etc. Ho ha* night. Police officials claimed the ap- was hurried to a hospital. La advertisement in this issue eetpamet cessation o f outlawry bore out jling for thla fact. Give him a call the prediction of Commissioner En­ PRESENTED WITH M en you need anything In this line. right that the recent bustling activ­ MASONIC EMBLEM ity of the lawless was nothing moro The concerts* of tho Million Dollar than a Christmas drive for "their Judge Mafnea is the proud posses­ Band are free to everyone but if you wives and kiddies." sor o f n fine Masonic emblem that Want to give anything toward the One burglary, believed to have been was presented to him by the Baptists taonrert* drop your money in the beau­ * ADDITIONAL LOCALS perpetrated this morning at about Sunday School and Church yesterday. tiful lily white hands o f Charlie Britt the same time Santa was negotiating Dr. Hyman making the presentation wr Judge Moines. Thoy will accept It the last chimney, was reported. speech. The em blem'is a watch fob With thanks. This band costa real Diamonds, Liberty bonds and money, or pin and Is worn today by the Judge tnawy—but then it is a real band. The Beautiful Minnehaha Moccasins at the value o f which has been unde­ who feels that it is not only good to progressive business men and citizens Judge and Mrs. Scheilc Moines A. Kanner’s, Sanford Ave. 216-12c termined, were taken from the safe be a Mason but also a Baptist. >of Sanford have made thceo concerts' have ns their guests, Mrs. Maine's o f a wholesale clothing merchant in possible by their generosity. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hcrby, Eight miles o f road arc to be Im­ East Fourteenth street, Entering BITTEtf BY RARE of Dayton, Ohio, and the nephew o f mediately surfaced in Flagler Coun through an ndjoining establishment SPECIES OF SNAKE, DIES Park avenue should be mado a one­ Judge Moines, J. E. Mnlncs, of. Lake ty. Coquina rock will be used. the bandits cut their way through an way street as there aro numerous ac­ Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Hcrby arc for­ WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Dec. 26 eighteen-inch wall. In leaving they cidents on this street especially when mer residents o f Sanford and their — John P. Clark, agdo 40, former post­ Bureau Scarfs, Table Covers, and started a fire, probably with a care­ the various churches aro holding serv­ many friends are glad to have them Baby Blanko!*, now on aale.— A. Kan­ lessly tossed cigarette stub in master here und well known taxider­ the ices. The cars park on both aides of back in Sanford for the winter. mist, died here late yesterday as the ner, 216-12tc building through which they entered. the street leaving only a narrow; lane result o f tho bite of a harlequin snake. Damngc estimated at $75,000 was throogh which itis difficult to drive Hundreds o f people from surround­ Miami Shrincrs nre planning to caused by the blaze which was con­ Mr. Clark lived but nineteen hours nfand thtro will be a serious accident ing cities were hero yesterdny after­ chnrter n special train fo r n caravan fined to the fifth floor of the struc­ ler having been bitten by the snake, on this street unless it is made a one­ noon to hear the concert rendered by to the big cercmoninl and business ture. which i» a rare species. way street or the cars aro parked on the Million Dollar Band. The Christ­ meeting to be held in Jacksonville. Five men, suspected by tile police ■the ride streets adjacent to the mas concert was also enjoyed by the of having pnrticipntcd in the holdup city people and many from tho sur­ A nice assortment o f Stalling Sil­ and shooting two weeks ago o f n Hnrrounding territory. The band is bring­ ver and Gold Evm harp Pcnc'ls and 1cm grocer were arrested yesterdny D I T B F M IT l i IS TH E MOST IMPORTANT ITEM Don’ t stop buying just because ing many new people to Sanford and Fountain Pena at Mobley’s Drug and held in $5,00 bnil each for a i U iiC I T l I L I l OF THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD. Christens is over. Your pocketbook wilt bring them here all week. There Store. « 219-tfc hearing today. PINEHURST DAIRY— The 95 per-cent Dairy. may be depleted but our merchants is nothing Ilka plenty o f good music o n putting on some big sales In a to liven up things. The Southern Cattle Loan Company AUTÓ PLUNGES INTO We Invite the public to Inspect our D aily at nny time or any few days that will eclipse anything RIVER, TWO DROWNED has been organized at Jacksonville to ■Deliveries Twice Each Day. before attempted and you shoutd Hourassist the -development o f the cattle MUNICIPAL COURT GRIND ST. PETERSBURG, Fin Dec. 20. industry in Florida. It Is capitalized "TH E DAIRY Hint IS DIF Christmas passed o ff very quietly at $500,000. — Mrs. Henry Kramer, 55, and Miss FEREN T FROM OTHERS" there being but few cases before Emily Krnmcr, 54, New Brunswick, Judge Maine» and ns tho juijgc was A. Kanner has a big line of holi­ N. J., were drowned yesterday after­ Ask the State Board o f Health Phone 367 feeling very good over Christmas he day goods, dolls, velocipedes, etc, 213- noon when the automobile in wihch ing in. Now is the reni timo to save was vory kind to most o f them, feel­ 216 Sanford Ave. 21G-12tc they were riding ran o ff a bridge. mo nev. ing that none o f them should be Henry Kramer, husband and brother, slighted nnd since they hnd evinced a Fifty thousand people gnthered at who was driving the automobile, was .A. Thedford has hung out his shin­ disposition to break into jail lie made Miami to see the hundred thousand rescued. He was taken to a hospital, 485348532323235348534853235348534848485323 gle and will practice law In this city, it easier for them to do so. The fol­ dollnr show. The flower pngent wns where it is said his condition is con­ having rented the Inw offices form- lowing cases were up this morning: one of the most brilliant affairs ever sidered serious. «rly occupied by the late Major A. K. W illie Williams, disorderly conduct. pulled o ff in any portion o f the coun­ First reports that the automobile inu-r>. Col. inw Found guilty and fined $25 nnd costs tol. Thedford practiced law was driven o ff tho bridge while the try. ln Arkansas nnd when the war broke and 30 days in jail. party wns watching nn airplane were ®ul was sent to Florida where he R. Allen was arested by E. E. Mohawk Sheets, 81x00, $2.15 each. denied by Mr. Kramer. The party vrvfil until the nrmistico and falling Walker for carrying concealed wenp■A. Kanner, Sanford Ave. Phone had driven to a beach resort after in love with the stnto remained. He on. Bond estreated. 10. 216-12tc their Christmas dinner and were reattracted to Sanford by the busiCharles Jefferson was arrested by upportunitics presented by this E. E. Walker fo r disorderly conduct. Another permanent Investment for e,lJ and has decided to enst his lot Fined $10-nnd costs and 16 days in the city o f West Palm Bench that wns aiming u» where he is made welcome Jail. proposed at the meeting of the com­ Nor can you make much money without some the members of the bar and citlJoe L. Kirkland was arrosted by missioners wns the first reading of zrna generally. E. E. Walker for disorderly conduct. effort to an ordinance for thc issuance of bonds Discharged. to pay fo r the Kennedy docks. . * U thc cKy lacked in "home comDaisy Spllin was arrested by E. E. week was supplied by tho nr- Walker for disorderly conduct nnd by establishing credit with a reliable bank. Braclet Watches, Electric Lamps, ** ‘>f Jim llnn-is, who, spent sev- on a pica of guilty was fined $25 and by Smoking Seta, Casrcro’ e rnd other j dIay8 ,n, t*1« d ty coming down costs and given 30 days in Jail. W hy not make some real "H A Y ” in the SUN Frank Sipiin was arrested by E. E. Sheffield silverware fo r holiday gifts. V?™ J/ cki°nville to visit his mother, 21G*12tc Ajln* Woodbrldgq. j|m Harris Walker fo r disorderly conduct and — A. Kenner, Sanford ave. SHINE by starting a check account -us was found guilty nad fined $10 and Build up your credit that you m a ; : ? able to Palm Beach Beans, eggplant nnd cost* and 10 daya in jail. master difficult problems. John Dixln was arested for having peppers are being shipped by express from Boynton, Delray, Yamnto, nnd in his possession a still and apparatus. Bocn Ratone, nnd nre bringing good Bond estreated and capios issued. prices. Seed beds for tomatoes nre 1920 Five-Passenger being rnpidly mndo and fields arc be­ ANOTHER BANK ing picpared for spring cropJ. IN NORTH DAKOTA I Let Everyday be Post Card SANFORD lief Them at the Herald Office You C a n t M ake H a y Without Sunshine ADVERTISE SANFORD Post Cards Beautiful VieWs ' M I C K pg A\ E BUICK for SALE B .& o . MOTOR CO. Sanford, Florida GOES TO W ALL Just received a new shipment of W. L. Dougin* Shoe*. Men’s, Ladle* (Bjr Th« AiMcUUd rr*«0 MINOT, N. D., • Dec. 27-—First Farmers’ Bank o f Minot closed today. Depleted reserves responsible. « n u l l i .u Reserve Your Resources � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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